Vietnam GAZ-63 Truck Soviet Ford-Gorki Plant Ho Chi Minh Trail Nitrocellulose Propellant Hercules Powder Company American War Master Globalist Power Elite Conspiracy. Corruption, #124

Globalist power elites manipulate both sides of wars whether the war is a global conflict like World War II pitting the U. S., the U. K. , the USSR and China against Nazi Germany, Japan and Italy or a counterinsurgency proxy war during the Cold War in which the U. S. backs the South Vietnamese government in Saigon while the Soviet Union backs the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) of Hanoi leader Ho Chi Minh while also backing the underground Vietcong guerrilla movement known as the National Liberation Front (NLF).
In the case U. S. invasion of Vietnam, which lasted from 1955 to 1975, the ammunition the Soviet Union supplied the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) for their guns to fire at American occupation soldiers included bullet propellant technology that was obtained by the USSR as a result of the Wilmington, Delaware, based Hercules Powder Company's decision in the 1930's to send their engineers to Russia to show the Soviets how to build their own nitrocellulose plants.
Read in this informative report how American business such as Ford built plants in the Soviet Union so that the Russians could build trucks in these plants that the Vietnamese would later use on the Ho Chi Minh Trail to transport anti-aircraft guns on shoot down American pilots. Find out how American arms and ammunition manufacturers create war years ahead of time by surreptitiously supplying U. S.
Empire's rival in the Cold War, Russia. In addition to American businesses like Hercules Powder Company and Ford equipping the U. S.'s Cold War adversary Ho Chi Minh with bullet technology and vehicles through the Soviet Union, the New York city based investment bank Dillon, Read & Co. heavily invested in Nazi Germany and Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal was vice president of Dillon, Read & Co.
Dillon, Read & Co. created (GCI) the German Credit and Investment Corp. in Berlin, Germany, and Newark, New Jersey, in the year 1926. The German Credit and Investment Corp. was the short-term temporary banker of Fritz Thyssen, the German industrialist who financially supported Adolph Hitler. Thyssen's German Steel Trust was created by investment bank Dillon Read & Co., run by director of Dillon Read & Co., C.
Douglas Dillon, and this firm placed Thyssen interests under the control of London and New York finance.