source: The Vancouver Sun

The missing element to this article is Project Paperclip, the OSS project started with the expressed intention of shipping Nazi war criminals to the US for scientific research. One of the primary focuses of that research was trauma-based mind control which had been perfected through Nazi torture methods. These techniques would later be utilized by the CIA and the military on both foreigners as well as American citizens, a history that can now be uncovered through the Freedom of Information Act. A very informative article about this process, specifically linking the research of Nazi war criminals to MK Ultra, can be found at Conspiracyarchives. Relevant information from FOIA documents has also been assembled over at wanttoknow.info.

Vatican, Red Cross aided Nazis' flight, book charges

Author says Canada was one of many haven countries where war criminals took refuge after conflict

By Randy Boswell, Postmedia News

A new book claims thousands of potential Nazi war criminals and collaborators escaped justice in the years after the Second World War with help from the Vatican and Red Cross, using false documents and altered identities to emigrate undetected to a host of haven countries -including Canada.

Gerald Steinacher, author of Nazis on the Run: How Hitler's Henchmen Escaped Justice, probes newly opened files from the International Committee of the Red Cross and other war-era archives to reconstruct the strategies of evasion and routes to freedom used by potential war-crimes suspects, including SS officers, National Socialist Party officials and other possible perpetrators of Holocaust-era atrocities. As many as 8,000 ex-Nazis, whose wartime activities should have been probed by Allied authorities, reached Canada or Britain by questionable means...