Recently declassified files suggest that Nazi war criminals may have paid $200 million in gold bribes to Argentine authorities to secure refuge in the country after World War II.
Infamous Waffen-SS commando Otto Skorzeny wended his way to Argentina after WWII and served as a bodyguard to Eva Peron, who he allegedly had an affair with. Skorzeny, once described by SHAEF Commander General Dwight D. Eisenhower as "the most dangerous man in Europe," eventually moved to Ireland in June 1957 and then to Madrid, Spain, where he would die at age 67 in 1975.
#1: I think you're right, Doc.
BTW: Argentina was referred to as an "El Dorado" for escaped Nazis.
"Don't cry for me, Argentina...." upload.wikimedia.org
#9: Hi American Unity:
At the White House last week, dignified South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa said to Dotard Trumpf with a smile: "I'm sorry we don't have a plane to give you."
The uncouth and avaricious Dotard replied: "I wish you did. I'd take it. If your country offered the United States Air Force a plane, I would take it."
Link: www.usatoday.com
Drudge Retort Headlines
FBI Has Secret Epstein Prison Tape with No Missing Minute (153 comments)
Arab States Call on Hamas to Disarm (85 comments)
Now That They're Free (70 comments)
Trump Gives Russia Less Than Two Weeks to Reach Peace Deal (28 comments)
California Hit with Tsunami Waves after Massive 8.8 Earthquake (25 comments)
Trump Says His Name May Have Been Planted in Epstein Files (23 comments)
Over 30 Planned Parenthood Clinics Close in 2025 (22 comments)
DOJ Subpoenas Clinics that provide 'trans care' (21 comments)
ICE Arrests Maine Cop for Overstayed Visa, Doesn't Tell Cops (18 comments)
Trump: Epstein 'stole' Young Woman from Mar-a-Lago Spa (16 comments)