Fleshing Out Skull & Bones — Investigations into America's Most Powerful Secret Society
720 pages
from: Memoir Concerning Events at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University
by Antony Sutton
… We had a war in Vietnam, and I could daily see the product of U.S. and European technology killing our men in Vietnam, while we were still supplying technology for Soviet plants to manufacture weapons and supplies for North Vietnam. I considered this immoral and lunatic behavior. Further, I had personal experience of war in Normandy, in Belgium and the Rhine Crossing in March, 1945. Active war is not pleasant. Its cold, dirty, dangerous. My concern was with men on the ground in Vietnam rather than armchair academics and politicians who had probably never been on the dangerous end of a gun, but who were making technological decisions without knowing technology. In particular, I was horrified at State Department statements directly opposed to materials in their own files.
I decided to do an endrun around whomever was delaying the third volume, which had current application to policy, and was obviously being delayed. I agreed with Arlington House to quietly write another volume on the military use of our technological transfers and so-called, “peaceful trade.” My planned, deliberate objective was to spring loose my Volume Three, by publishing the segments Hoover wanted “out” — i.e., the military enduse segments supplied by the West — and so, force their hand. I fully admit this was my intent. I would do the same again, only quicker, and with more publicity.
About this time, Henry Kissinger OK’d export of the Centalign B machines to the Soviet Union. These had only one end use — to machine ballbearing races to extremely high accuracy for MIRVing Soviet missiles. The USSR could then pinpoint-target the United States. The Washington arguments were wrong. (However, DOD had people warning of the dangers.) The Soviets could not manufacture Centalign B machines, and no one else in the world had an equivalent machine.
Kissinger’s action confirmed to me that something was badly wrong in Washington. His “detente” strategy was to give the Soviet longterm, needed technological advantage in exchange for short-term political promises which might or might not be kept. Kissinger called this policy “linkages.” I called it “lunacy.” We were handing over what Soviets really wanted (advanced technology) to receive empty words. It still baffles me how Kissinger can be regarded as an “expert.” Anyone can hand over the keys to the safe and ask nothing in return.
Further, the McNamara “rules of engagement” had tied the hands of the military in Vietnam. In effect, we helped the Soviets build trucks, and then told our pilots not to shoot them up. When one looked at the entire picture, I could only arrive at one conclusion — treason.
p. 89
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[Where do the weapons come from that are killing US soldiers today?]
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