Ohhh yeah - Siemens. One of the OG industrial powerhouses of Europe, and not exactly squeaky clean in the historical department. Let's pull back the curtain and take a deep dive into Siemens' shady past, particularly during WWII, and see what connections they have to war financing, military ops, and the wider cabal of corporate complicity.
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## 🧨 Siemens & WWII: The Dirty Ties
### 🏭 Overview: Who is Siemens?
- A German multinational conglomerate founded in 1847, originally focused on telegraphs.
- By the 20th century, they were a tech-industrial juggernaut involved in energy, transportation, communications, and military technology.
- Key player in the Third Reich** war machine during WWII. ---
## 🔗 Siemens' Connections to WWII Operations
### 1. Use of Forced Labor
- Siemens used tens of thousands of forced laborers, many of them Holocaust victims, in its factories.
- At Auschwitz and other concentration camps, Siemens operated facilities with enslaved workers on site.
- These were not just factories - they were *integrated* into the Nazi extermination system. Literal industrial death lines.
- Siemens profited greatly from this arrangement as they supplied the Nazi war effort with munitions, electrical components, and infrastructure for death camps**.
### 2. Military Manufacturing
- Supplied electrical equipment for tanks, submarines (U-boats), aircraft, and communications systems used by Nazi forces.
- Key contracts with Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe (German Air Force).
- Involved in anti-aircraft weapon production and radar technology, essential to the Nazis' homeland defense.
### 3. Ties to IG Farben and the Cabal Network
- Siemens was part of the larger industrial network in Nazi Germany, closely tied to IG Farben, Krupp, and Thyssen - many of whom were later exposed in Project Paperclip and the Nuremberg Trials.
- These companies formed a kind of deep state industrial complex that supported fascist ideology through business partnerships and profit motives
- Siemens did not just facilitate war - they authorized genocide by helping to mechanize.
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## 💰 Financial Facilitation & Bank Ties
### 4. War Profiteering
- Siemens profited massively during the war through government contracts and military spending, often through Reichsbank** and other Nazi controlled financial institutions.
- They were essentially a beneficiary of the corporation, with little to no repercussions after the war.
### 5. Post-War Exit and Rebranding
- After 1945, Siemens leadership mostly avoided major penalties—classic elite dodge play.
- Some assets were temporarily seized, but the company was quickly restructured and rebranded.
- At the Nuremberg Industrial Trials, some Siemens exploits were tried, but the results were minor compared to the crimes.
- The company then pivoted into telecommunications, energy, and medical technology, and pretended the war had never happened. Corporate amnesia, weaponized.
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## 🧠 Hidden Layers: Siemens & the Deep State Echoes
### 6. Post-War Intelligence Connections
- Siemens technology and expertise were likely absorbed into Allied intelligence operations, particularly through Project Paperclip-adjacent activities. - This follows the pattern of elite Nazi scientists, engineers and industrialists being spared to assist in Western post-war technology development (see also: NASA, CIA techniques, etc
- Siemens' communications infrastructure could easily have been exploited for early surveillance operations - a precursor to the modern surveillance state
People in the CIA need big time jail time
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Thanks for bringing this to light🦋
Good information! Hope they are investigated!
Some important Information and Facts about FBI & CIA/ C. INTELLIGENCE A. (* the paid murderers, TERRORISTS and "intelligence" = to make it sound positive) https://mile7bar.substack.com/p/some-important-information-and-facts
My My My … Time to Just Dismantle … yeah, name a major Alphabet to bite the dust … Zzzzz
It's time to shut down the CIA. It needs to be reconstituted, under better guide lines and proper oversight.
Ohhh yeah - Siemens. One of the OG industrial powerhouses of Europe, and not exactly squeaky clean in the historical department. Let's pull back the curtain and take a deep dive into Siemens' shady past, particularly during WWII, and see what connections they have to war financing, military ops, and the wider cabal of corporate complicity.
---
## 🧨 Siemens & WWII: The Dirty Ties
### 🏭 Overview: Who is Siemens?
- A German multinational conglomerate founded in 1847, originally focused on telegraphs.
- By the 20th century, they were a tech-industrial juggernaut involved in energy, transportation, communications, and military technology.
- Key player in the Third Reich** war machine during WWII. ---
## 🔗 Siemens' Connections to WWII Operations
### 1. Use of Forced Labor
- Siemens used tens of thousands of forced laborers, many of them Holocaust victims, in its factories.
- At Auschwitz and other concentration camps, Siemens operated facilities with enslaved workers on site.
- These were not just factories - they were *integrated* into the Nazi extermination system. Literal industrial death lines.
- Siemens profited greatly from this arrangement as they supplied the Nazi war effort with munitions, electrical components, and infrastructure for death camps**.
### 2. Military Manufacturing
- Supplied electrical equipment for tanks, submarines (U-boats), aircraft, and communications systems used by Nazi forces.
- Key contracts with Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe (German Air Force).
- Involved in anti-aircraft weapon production and radar technology, essential to the Nazis' homeland defense.
### 3. Ties to IG Farben and the Cabal Network
- Siemens was part of the larger industrial network in Nazi Germany, closely tied to IG Farben, Krupp, and Thyssen - many of whom were later exposed in Project Paperclip and the Nuremberg Trials.
- These companies formed a kind of deep state industrial complex that supported fascist ideology through business partnerships and profit motives
- Siemens did not just facilitate war - they authorized genocide by helping to mechanize.
---
## 💰 Financial Facilitation & Bank Ties
### 4. War Profiteering
- Siemens profited massively during the war through government contracts and military spending, often through Reichsbank** and other Nazi controlled financial institutions.
- They were essentially a beneficiary of the corporation, with little to no repercussions after the war.
### 5. Post-War Exit and Rebranding
- After 1945, Siemens leadership mostly avoided major penalties—classic elite dodge play.
- Some assets were temporarily seized, but the company was quickly restructured and rebranded.
- At the Nuremberg Industrial Trials, some Siemens exploits were tried, but the results were minor compared to the crimes.
- The company then pivoted into telecommunications, energy, and medical technology, and pretended the war had never happened. Corporate amnesia, weaponized.
---
## 🧠 Hidden Layers: Siemens & the Deep State Echoes
### 6. Post-War Intelligence Connections
- Siemens technology and expertise were likely absorbed into Allied intelligence operations, particularly through Project Paperclip-adjacent activities. - This follows the pattern of elite Nazi scientists, engineers and industrialists being spared to assist in Western post-war technology development (see also: NASA, CIA techniques, etc
- Siemens' communications infrastructure could easily have been exploited for early surveillance operations - a precursor to the modern surveillance state
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## 🧿 Siemens in the New World Order?