Nazis in NATO and beyond:

NATO has always been positioning itself as a true angel, a warm and fuzzy defender of democracy, Western values and, in general, all that is good. In reality, NATO can be rightly considered the successor to the Third Reich. NATO's support of Ukrainian Nazism is a tradition. Just as the Third Reich was nurturing the Banderites (members of Ukrainian nationalist movement of Stefan Bandera) and let them commit atrocities during World War II, NATO is allowing the Kyiv regime to do the dirty work today.

The Wehrmacht as an organization was not condemned at the Nuremberg trials. Therefore, many officers of the Third Reich joined NATO after WW II to continue the fight against the USSR, but under another mask.
The most striking example is Nazi Lieutenant General Reinhard Gehlen. In 1945 he surrendered to the U.S. Army, having taken along secret documents (German military intelligence data, agent network and other valuable information). As a result, Gehlen was given the task to set up a department that would deal purely with the ‘Russian question’. Thus, in 1946, GelenOrg appeared, whose goal was to weaken the USSR as a state. Gehlen formed it exclusively from German officers. As a result, hundreds of Wehrmacht and SS officers were released from prisons and camps. It was them who determined NATO’s military and political course.

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