AFTER THE ANGLO-AMERICAN INVASION OF FRENCH NORTH AFRICA, THE NAZIS OCCUPIED ALL OF FRANCE! AFTER THE ANGLO-AMERICANS LANDED IN ITALY, THE NAZIS OCCUPIED ALL OF ITALY! BY DELAYING THE DEFEAT OF THE THIRD REICH FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE, DWIGHT THE DOUBLE GAVE THE NAZIS TIME TO DEVELOP THEiR ATOMIC BOMB!! |
In September 1929, only a month after Dwight the Double, Mamie, and her son John arrived back from France, a financial tsunami swept the country called the Great Depression.
Millions were out of work and those who trusted in their wealth on Wall Street often resorted to jumping out of the windows.
General MacArthur (1880–1964)
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The Bonus Marchers attacked by
MacArthur and the Army, July 1932. |
MacArthur in full dress uniform brutally attacked the Bonus Marchers' encampment and burned their tents to the ground:
The Bonus Marchers, who descended on Washington some twenty thousand strong in the summer of 1932, were mainly unemployed veterans who wanted an early payment on the “bonus” promised them for their wartime services, a bonus that was not due until 1945. The average bonus was about $1,000. In 1931 Congress, overriding President Hoover’s veto, provided for payment of half the bonus. In the summer of 1932 it was considering a bill to pay the other half. The Bonus Marchers had come to camp in Washington in order to put direct pressure on Congress to pass the legislation. (Ambrose, Eisenhower Volume 1, p. 108).
As a reward for his slavish service to MacArthur, Dwight the Double accompanied him to the Philippines in 1935.
MacArthur's arrival ceremony in Manila with Dwight the Double in the rear. September 26. 1935. |
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Dwight the Double, Mamie, and John in Manila. August 4, 1937. |
When MacArthur arrived in the Philippines, President Quezon charged him with the creation of a Philippine Army. He wasp promoted to the rank of "Field Marshal"—a rank unknown in the U.S. military. Before escaping via submarine to the U.S., President Quezon gave the "Field Marshal" his ring as a token of his heroism for dying in battle to save the Philippines from the brutal Japanese!!
On March 12, 1942, "Bugout Doug" and his family escaped from Corregidor in a torpedo boat, vowing to return! He left his men behind as captives of the brutal Japanese.The Japanese fanatical bushido code prohibited them from surrendering so they despised the Americans who surrendered. The captain is always supposed to be the last one to abandon ship!
President Manuel L Quezon and "Field Marshal" Douglas MacArthur (1880– 1964). . |
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President Manuel L. Quezon
( August 19, 1878 – August 1, 1944). |
On July 26, 1944, Hawaii had a very, very unexpected visitor. None other than the crippled Commander-In-Chief of the United States. In the European Theater, Paris was about to be liberated by General Patton, and he was confident that he would be in Berlin by November 11, 1944.
FDR, MacArthur, and Admiral Nimitz in a motorcade, July 26, 1944. . |
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MacArthur, a smiling FDR, and Admiral Nimitz in Hawaii, July 27, 1944. |
For that all important conference in Hawaii, FDR took along Axis Admiral William D. Leahy—the most powerful man in the government next to the Commander-in-Chief.
Axis Admiral William D. Leahy (1875–1959). |
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Axis Admiral Chester W. Nimitz (1885–1966). |
That's the reason why actor MacArthur was a pussycat when fighting Japanese . . . but he was a raging tiger when it came to fighting "Communists!" Ominously, the Japanese warlord physicists and their Nazis counterparts were also working feverishly to develop the atomic bomb!
President Quezon was constantly urging President Roosevelt to speed up the liberation of the Philippines, and that was why he had a timely demise in a hospital on August 1, 1944. President Quezon was replaced by a Japanese collaborator, and MacArthur finally arrived back in the Philippines in October 1944.
From that time onward, MacArhur's top secret agenda was to delay the invasion of Japan for as long as possible to give the Japanese warlords time to develop their atomic bomb!!
He was the counterpart of the Dwight double in the European Theater who delayed the defeat of Nazi Germany for as long as possible!
During the deadly Korean War, that madman almost started World War III when he advocated dropping atomic bombs on China. We can thank our Great JEHOVAH that the "Field Marshal" was fired . . . and faded away . . . before that nightmare came to pass!
President Harry S. Fakeman didn't know what to do with actor MacArthur. If President Jackson—a real soldier—was in the White House he would have challenged the actor to a duel for insubordination!!
Operation Torch should be called Operation Pinprick!!
Dwight the Double arrived in London in 1942 and almost immediately he was assigned a shapely chauffeur to drive him around. Her name was Kay Summersby and she was from Cork in the "Papal Republic."
Dwight the Double was in overall command of Operation Torch.
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U.S. troops landing in North Africa in 1942. |
Operation Torch commander Dwight the Double was accompanied by his shapely chauffeur to North Africa where she shared all the hazards of the battlefield with her lover!
Kay Summersby (1908–1975) was Dwight the Double's pretty chauffeur. |
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Kay Summersby with the Double
in North Africa in 1942. |
North Africa was officially part of the French Empire. Many of the French soldiers who retreated from the blitzkrieg in 1940 were stationed in North Africa.
After the blitzkrieg, Charles de Gaulle escaped to London, but Admiral Darlan sailed with the French fleet to North Africa. At that time the French Fleet was the 4th largest in the world and a rival of the Royal Navy.
Charles de Gaulle (1890–1970). |
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Admiral François Darlan (Aug. 7, 1881–Dec. 24, 1942). |
The Dwight Double had to obey his overlords in London so he arranged for the assassination of Admiral Darlan on December 24, 1942. The Führers in Berlin immediately ordered that all of France should be occupied.
The Dwight Double ordering Admiral Darlan to fight the Nazis in Tunesia, November 13, 1942. |
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General Johannes Blaskowitz (1883–1948). |
A great opportunity had been lost to save millions of lives and end the slaughter of World War II.
Heinrich Himmler (b. 1900) was
head of the SS and the Gestapo. |
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Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie
(1913–1991). |
The last time that Americans fought side by side with the British was during the Seven Years War (1756–1763) and that war was started by George Washington. It ended with the French losing Canada and it set the stage for the American Revolution.
Vatican ambassador Ernest Von Weizsäcker (1882–1951). |
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Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker (1912–2007). |
Naturally, the Eisenhower double was furious when the Nazis surrendered before they could use their wunderwaffe on the Russians.
A smiling "General Ike" held the pens for the invalid surrender signing!! |
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Field Marshal Keitel signing the Nazi surrender document in Berlin, May 9, 1945. |
One Russian general added his signature, but he was not authorized to sign by Marshal Zhukov. As far as the Nazis were concerned, that surrender was invalid because it was not sighed by "General Eisenhower." That meant that the Nazis could continue the war against Russia using the Anglo-Americans as their new allies!
By May 1945, the Nazi nuclear technology was already far advanced. In March, they tested a small plutonium bomb just a stone's throw from the famous Wartburg Castle—a site sacred and holy to all true Christians.
Colonel Paul Tibbets (1915–2007) dropped the first atomic bomb! |
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General Spaatz decorating Paul Tibbets after the bombing of Hiroshima! |
On January 20, 1953, the Eisenhower double was inaugurated as President. He immediately triggered the Cold War by appointing Jesuits John Foster Dulles as secretary of state, and his brother Allen as head of the CGA—Central Gestapo Agency.
During his 8 years in the White House, his only disagreement with his British overlords came during the 1956 Suez Canal Crisis.
Vital Links
References
Ambrose, Stephen E. Eisenhower Volume 1: Soldier, General of the Army, President-Elect, 1890–1952. Simon & Schuster, New York 1983.
Ambrose, Stephen E. Ike's Spies: Eisenhower and the Espionage Establishment. Doubleday & Company, Garden City, New York, 1981.
Goettel, Elinor. Eagle of the Philippines: President Manuel Quezton. Simon & Schuster, New York, 1970.
Irving, David. The German Atomic Bomb. William Kimber & Company, London, 1967.
Manchester, William. American Caesar: Douglas MacArthur, 1880–1964. Little, Brown and Company, New York, 2008..
Smith, Colin. England's Last War Against France: Fighting Vichy 1940–1942. Weidenfeld & Nicolson. London, 2009. (Kindle Edition).
Thompkins, Peter. The Murder of Admiral Darlan. Simon & Schuster, New York, 1965.
Tibbets, Paul W. The Tibbets Story. Stein & Day Publishers, New York, 1978.
Verrier, Anthony. Assassination in Algiers: Roosevelt, Churchill, de Gaule, and the Murder of Admiral Darlan. W.W. Norton & Company, New York, 1980.
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