Nazi Catcher In The Rye - Part Seven - George Webb’s The PermIndex Ruse

Updated In October 2023 From 2018, 2020

I wrote most of the book, “The PermIndex Ruse’ resulted from notes and YouTube videos that our researchers compiled in 2017 and 2018 on the topic of using Otto Skorzeny’s South American assassination squads to train American and Cuba snipers to overthrow Cuba.

The idea was very simple. The creation of DARPA and NASA in 1957 resulted from an organization called the PermIndex, which the CIA used to transplant hundreds with money supplied by Hitler’s Banker, Halmar Schacht. The CIA assassination training was conducted by Nazi SS henchman Otto Skorzeny in New Orleans after World War II as an assassination school to overthrow countries in Central and South America.

Detailed summary of The PermIndex Ruse

George Webb’s second volume in the “McDuff” trilogy argues that the post-war Central Intelligence Agency quietly re-used Otto Skorzeny’s SS assassination network to train anti-Castro and anti-Communist snipers in the United States.

The nexus, Webb claims, was Permindex—a Swiss-registered “trade development” corporation that really functioned as a money pipe for Hitler’s former banker Hjalmar Schacht and for clandestine projects like the 1957 creation of DARPA and NASA.

From 1961-63, Webb places Permindex-funded marksmanship and explosives courses at a CIA camp near Lacombe on Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana; its most notorious trainee was Marine defector Lee Harvey Oswald, later accused of killing President Kennedy.

Webb credits FBI Division Five agent Thomas F. O’Loughlin (“McDuff”) with exposing and helping shut down the camp in July 1963, triggering a covert power struggle among the CIA, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Justice Department that still obscures many archival records.

Webb’s book stitches together seven years of Freedom-of-Information filings, National Archives trips, and livestreamed discussions with McDuff’s son John O’Loughlin and other researchers.

Webb portrays O’Loughlin and his FBI colleague Charles W. Lyons as principled counter-spies sifting 68,000 files to locate Nazi Paperclip scientists and the Cambridge Five’s tradecraft inside U.S. agencies.

Newly declassified memos on Lyons, along with recollections from intelligence historian A.W. Finnegan, are used to recast events like the Irving Scarbeck espionage scandal, RFK’s 1962 inquiries into Oswald’s New Orleans movements, and Operation Paperclip’s medical offshoots at the World Health Organization.

Webb ultimately reframes Cold-War anti-Communism as a “ruse” that masked the re-importation of Nazi talent, financed by Schacht and protected by elite fronts such as Permindex, the Rockefeller biomedical empire, and Howard Hughes fixer Robert Maheu.

The PermIndex Ruse thus sets the stage for the trilogy’s final volume, The Q Loophole, which will examine how lingering “Q-level” Navy Intelligence classifications still shield Nazi doctors, WHO architects, and aerospace contractors from public scrutiny.

Webb positions his narrative as a corrective to both Warren-Commission orthodoxy and strictly Soviet-centric spy histories, insisting that Nazi ideological and scientific networks—not Communist ones—were the real long game inside the American national-security state.

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People

George Webb is an American independent journalist who publishes long-form investigations linking intelligence agencies, pandemics, and organized crime. In this book, he acts as narrator, researcher, and occasional participant, drawing on YouTube broadcasts and FOIA work begun in 2017. Webb’s overarching thesis is that U.S. elites laundered Nazi assets, then weaponized fear narratives—from Communism to COVID—to fund endless covert projects. His work is controversial but has attracted a dedicated online research community.

Otto Skorzeny was a Waffen-SS commando famous for rescuing Mussolini and later running “stay-behind” networks; after escaping Allied custody in 1948 he advised dictators and allegedly trained anti-Communist hit teams in Spain, Egypt, and Latin America.

Webb places Skorzeny in New Orleans during the 1950s, teaching sniping and demolitions to CIA protégés destined for Cuba and Central America. The real Skorzeny did serve as a military consultant to regimes such as Perón’s Argentina and Nasser’s Egypt, lending plausibility to Webb’s scenario. Skorzeny died in Madrid in 1975, having never been extradited for war crimes. Wikipedia

Hjalmar Schacht was Hitler’s one-time Reichsbank president and economics minister who, after an acquittal at Nuremberg, re-emerged as an international financier. Webb casts him as “Hitler’s banker” who diverted Nazi loot and IG Farben profits into post-war covert accounts that later bankrolled Permindex.

Although Schacht publicly founded a London consulting firm in the 1950s, archives confirm he traveled widely arranging development loans for emerging states, creating ample opportunity for hidden transfers. He died in 1970 at age 93, still defending his wartime record. Wikipedia

Lee Harvey Oswald was a former Marine marksman who defected to the USSR in 1959, returned in 1962 with a Russian wife, and was accused of assassinating President Kennedy the following year. Webb places Oswald as the “star pupil” at Lacombe’s sniper range, citing overlapping New Orleans timelines and marine-corps marksmanship scores. Mainstream scholarship confirms Oswald qualified as a sharpshooter in 1956 but questions any Louisiana sniper school link. Oswald was murdered by Jack Ruby two days after Kennedy’s death, sealing many mysteries. Wikipedia

Thomas F. O’Loughlin (“McDuff”) served in FBI Division Five as J. Edgar Hoover’s go-to analyst on Nazi and Communist penetrations, then moved—Webb argues—to the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1962 at President Kennedy’s request. Webb credits him with orchestrating the July 1963 raid that closed the Lacombe camp and with briefing the Warren Commission afterward. FOIA logs confirm federal researchers are still seeking his dossier, much of which remains classified. O’Loughlin died in 1985, leaving his son John to champion archival transparency. MuckRock

John O’Loughlin is a Georgetown-trained trial lawyer and the late agent’s son who co-hosts livestreams with Webb, pushing for declassification of Cold-War files. He rejects lucrative corporate-law paths in favor of public-interest litigation. John’s insight into his father’s papers shapes much of PermIndex Ruse. He continues the “McDuff” YouTube and Rumble series despite repeated platform bans.

A.W. Finnegan is an intelligence historian who studied under Nazi-war-crimes prosecutor-turned-author John Loftus. Finnegan granted John O’Loughlin interviews summarizing Loftus’s access to Top-Secret Paperclip records. His oral history helps Webb map Nazi doctor placements inside U.S. agencies. Finnegan’s scholarship centers on how compromised intelligence archives distort modern policy debates.

John Loftus is a former U.S. Justice Department prosecutor who exposed Nazi smuggling under Operation Paperclip and later wrote The Belarus Secret. He allowed protégés such as Finnegan to review declassified material on both German and Soviet scientists resettled in America. Webb leans on Loftus’s claims to flesh out FBI Division Five’s 1950s investigations. Loftus now lectures on intelligence history and ethics.

Charles W. Lyons was an FBI counter-intelligence specialist and close associate of O’Loughlin, implicated in the 1954 “Mission H-Bomb Folder” episode. Recently declassified memos show Lyons was tasked with screening foreign scientists for security risks. Webb portrays him as the field counterpart who linked Scarbeck, Oswald, and Nazi-doctor pipelines for RFK’s review. Lyons died in 1987; the full extent of his work remains opaque. FamilySearch

Irvin C. Scarbeck was a U.S. diplomat in Warsaw who, after an affair, was blackmailed by Polish intelligence and convicted under the Subversive Activities Control Act in 1962. His case triggered reforms in diplomatic-security vetting and drew FBI Division Five attention. Webb sees Scarbeck as an example of how compromised State Department channels could be exploited to insert Nazi or Soviet agents. Scarbeck served three years in prison and faded from public view. Wikipedia

Michael Goleniewski was a Polish intelligence colonel who defected in 1960, bringing revelations that shook Western spy agencies. He provided lists of Soviet agents—including some inside the CIA—that overlapped with McDuff’s files. The CIA later declared him unreliable, yet many of his leads proved accurate. Webb treats his debriefings as corroborative of Nazi-scientist movements.

Yuri Nosenko was a KGB officer who defected to the United States in 1964, claiming knowledge of Oswald’s time in the USSR. He was held in solitary confinement for years amid doubts about his authenticity. Webb argues that the internecine fight over Nosenko’s bona fides distracted CIA leadership from McDuff’s Lacombe findings. Declassified CIA documents show his eventual acceptance as genuine in 1976.

Robert F. Kennedy served as Attorney General and, Webb reports, personally pressed Charles Lyons and McDuff for evidence linking Oswald to foreign handlers in 1962. RFK’s own files on New Orleans have yet to be fully released. Webb posits that RFK’s lines of inquiry threatened the CIA’s Permindex flows. Kennedy was assassinated in 1968 before testifying on any of these issues.

Allen Dulles directed the CIA from 1953 to 1961 and sat on the Warren Commission. Webb portrays him as the mastermind who used the World Health Organization and Permindex to launder Nazi doctors into U.S. labs while publicly crusading against Communism. Declassified memos confirm Dulles approved dozens of Paperclip visas. His CIA tenure remains both celebrated and reviled.

Richard M. Nixon leveraged the Alger Hiss case to rise to national prominence and later became U.S. president. Webb argues that Nixon’s anti-Communist theatrics masked deeper complicity in Nazi-scientist importation on behalf of Prescott Bush and Rockefellers. The Pumpkin Papers episode undeniably propelled Nixon’s career. Archival disputes continue over how much he knew of early CIA Paperclip operations. The Washington Post

Guy Burgess, Kim Philby, and Donald Maclean were three of Britain’s “Cambridge Five” who spied for the USSR; Burgess spent years in Washington working at the BBC and British Embassy before defecting. Their leaks forced the FBI and CIA to overhaul vetting and fueled McDuff’s 68,000-file review. Philby’s 1963 confession, released in 2025, shows how Soviet handlers prized information on Nazi-scientist transfers. Their betrayals disrupted Anglo-American intelligence cooperation for decades. WikipediaReuters

Victor Rothschild was a British scientist and MI5 officer whom some authors have labeled the elusive “fifth man” of the Cambridge ring, though hard evidence is lacking. Webb contends Rothschild coordinated East-West swapping of Nazi “wonder-weapon” secrets via Burgess. A 2024 reassessment found no definitive proof of Soviet allegiance but did document his role in atomic-research financing. The Rothschild debate typifies Cold-War archival ambiguities. coldspur.com

Ronald L. Burgess Jr. is a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general and former Defense Intelligence Agency director. Webb notes the surname coincidence while exploring modern scientist-exfiltration pipelines, but no evidence links him to Cambridge spy Burgess. Burgess now advises Auburn University on national-security programs. His inclusion illustrates how name patterns can spark investigative leads. Wikipedia

Cameron Ross Burgess was a 26-year-old Alabamian who fatally shot himself outside the White House in 2018. Webb muses on the Burgess surname’s recurrence in intelligence lore. No official link exists between him and espionage. The suicide nonetheless entered conspiracy chat rooms as an eerie footnote. BBC

Robert Maheu managed Howard Hughes’s Las Vegas and intelligence dealings, famously brokering CIA-Mafia plots against Castro. Webb alleges Maheu tried to bribe Lyons in 1954 to ease scrutiny on Nazi Paperclip scientists. FOIA releases confirm Maheu’s routine payments to private detectives and former agents, though the Lyons bribe remains unverified. Maheu died in 2008 but his papers continue to surface in lawsuits.

Hilde (surname withheld) appears in Webb’s narrative as a confidante who grew up within Germany’s Nazi elite and shared oral history with “Task Force.” Her anecdotes about Schacht and Skorzeny reinforced Task Force’s suspicions of a Permindex assassin pipeline. Because Hilde’s identity is private, independent corroboration is sparse. She symbolizes the fragile mix of personal memory and archival gaps.

Task Force was Webb’s ex-cop research partner, active on YouTube until her sudden death in 2018. She championed the idea that Permindex was strictly a Nazi-return operation and coined early hypotheses about Ukrainian bio-labs. Her field contacts and street-level instincts shaped Webb’s investigative style. Webb dedicates significant portions of the trilogy to preserving her leads.

Christine Skarbek (Krystyna Skarbek/Granville) was a Polish-born SOE agent lauded by Churchill for audacious rescues and courier runs. Webb invokes her while discussing Scarbeck surname overlaps in spy lore. She survived the war only to be murdered in London in 1952. Her daring missions remain a staple of World-War-II espionage histories. BBC

Alger Hiss was a U.S. State Department official convicted of perjury in 1950 after ex-Communist courier Whittaker Chambers produced microfilm stashed in a pumpkin—evidence that helped launch Nixon’s career. Hiss helped draft the UN Charter and claimed he was framed to distract from Nazi-doctor imports. Webb cites Hiss’s 1981 speech blaming McCarthyism for masking Paperclip activities. Hiss died in 1996 still protesting his innocence. WikipediaWikipedia

Dr. Szeming Sze was a Chinese diplomat-physician who co-authored World Health Organization founding documents in 1945. Webb alleges Sze acted as a go-between for Chiang Kai-shek’s KMT arms purchases from Allen Dulles. Archival UN minutes confirm Sze’s presence but not clandestine weapons deals. His career bridges wartime public health and post-war geopolitics. Digital Library

Prescott Bush served as a U.S. senator and was a partner at Brown Brothers Harriman, a bank investigated for pre-war dealings with German firms. Webb names him as the political patron behind Nixon’s anti-Communist theater designed to conceal Nazi infiltrations. While archival banking records show business ties, direct involvement in intelligence pipelines is debated. Bush’s legacy looms large in Bush-family political narratives.

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Organizations

Permindex (Permanent Industrial Exposition) was incorporated in Basel and headquartered in Rome in 1958 to promote European-American trade fairs. Jim Garrison’s JFK probe first tied it—controversially—to CIA front activity, citing director Clay Shaw. Webb adopts a more expansive view, calling it the financial hub for Nazi scientists, assassins, and eventual biotech ventures. No declassified CIA file yet confirms or refutes this larger role. CIA

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was created in 1947 and absorbed wartime OSS networks, including ex-Nazi informants via Operation Paperclip. Webb frames the Agency as the chief architect of Permindex funding, Lacombe training, and WHO infiltrations. Official histories acknowledge Paperclip but deny unsanctioned domestic assassination schools. The agency remains the lightning rod for JFK-era conspiracy theories.

Nazi SS (Schutzstaffel) served as Hitler’s paramilitary arm, overseeing concentration camps and special operations. Otto Skorzeny’s SS Jagdverbände units provided the model for Cold-War “stay-behind” squads. Webb argues their tactics were transplanted wholesale into CIA covert action. Post-war Allied trials convicted many SS leaders, but Skorzeny escaped major punishment.

DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) was founded in 1958 after Sputnik to prevent U.S. technological surprise. Webb sees its origin dollars as Permindex-laundered funds repurposed for “wonder-weapon” R&D brought by Nazi scientists. DARPA officially traces its budget to Congressional appropriations, not Swiss holding companies. Nevertheless, its classified programs feed speculation.

NASA likewise emerged in 1958, inheriting German V-2 talent led by Wernher von Braun. Webb cites this as proof that Nazi expertise, not Soviet rivalry alone, drove the agency’s birth. NASA’s public archives acknowledge Paperclip engineers while emphasizing peaceful exploration. The Oswald training narrative rarely intersects with NASA scholarship.

FBI Division Five handled domestic counter-intelligence and industrial-security cases under Hoover. Webb calls it the “Nazi-hunter” shop tasked with checking Paperclip scientists for subversion. Declassified memos show Division Five’s broad remit—including the Cambridge Five inquiry. Its files remain partly sealed under privacy exemptions.

Lacombe Sniper Training Base (sometimes spelled Lacome) was, according to Webb, a CIA-leased property on Lake Pontchartrain where Oswald, Cuban exiles, and anti-Communist mercenaries drilled from 1961-63. No Army Corps lease records have surfaced, making the site’s official status elusive. Nearby residents in 1963 did report nighttime gunfire in local newspapers. The July 1963 raid Webb attributes to McDuff is absent from open FBI indices.

Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) advise the U.S. president on military matters; Webb posits that JFK inserted McDuff into J-2 (Intelligence) to police CIA overreach. The JCS played key roles during the Cuban Missile Crisis and early Vietnam planning. Its secret minutes show recurring tension with the CIA on covert operations. Many 1962-63 annexes remain classified.

Warren Commission investigated JFK’s murder in 1964 and concluded Oswald acted alone. Webb contends McDuff supplied background on Lacombe and Permindex that never made the final report. Commission archives do contain CIA and FBI memos, but most references to Louisiana camps are redacted or missing. Debate over the report’s completeness persists.

National Archives (NARA) stores federal records, including JFK and Paperclip files at College Park, Maryland. Researchers like Webb and John O’Loughlin document repeated FOIA delays and ongoing security classifications labeled “Q-Level” (for Navy Nuclear programs). NARA’s JFK Collection continues phased releases under congressional mandate. Its metadata confirms tens of thousands of pages still withheld.

Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) predates the CIA and handles maritime espionage; Webb cites its Suitland facility as holding sealed Nazi-science dossiers. ONI historically ran foreign-technology exploitation, including captured U-boat research. The “Q-Level” clearance derives from nuclear-weapons custody rules. ONI declines comment on specific holdings.

World Health Organization (WHO) launched in 1948 as the UN’s health arm. Webb alleges Allen Dulles and Alger Hiss designed early WHO committees to launder Nazi doctors into respectable posts. WHO archives confirm early staffing debates but not clandestine Paperclip influence. WHO today coordinates global disease surveillance.

United Nations was founded in 1945 to prevent another world war; its technical agencies like WHO drew staff from Allied and neutral nations. Critics like Hiss argued that intelligence services exploited its diplomatic immunity. UN General Assembly records show extensive debates over denazification standards. The organization remains central to global governance, making its origins politically contested.

Cambridge Five refers to Burgess, Maclean, Philby, Anthony Blunt, and John Cairncross—Britons who spied for the USSR from the 1930s-50s. Their penetration of MI6 and the Foreign Office forced stricter U.S.–UK information sharing. Webb views them as pawns in a larger Nazi-scientist chess game. MI5’s 2025 public exhibition provided new confession transcripts. Reuters

MI6 (Secret Intelligence Service) recruited some Cambridge students later unmasked as Soviet agents. It cooperated with CIA in anti-Soviet but not always anti-Nazi vetting. Webb highlights how surnames like “Burgess” persist in modern spycraft. MI6 never comments on contemporary personnel.

Rockefeller network denotes philanthropic and industrial organizations linked to the Rockefeller family, which financed medical research and national laboratories. Webb alleges these grants served as cover for Nazi scientists’ U.S. appointments. Foundation archives show large Cold-War biomedical spending but no explicit Paperclip references. The family’s influence on science policy is well documented.

University of Florida appears in Webb’s story as a modern destination for Ukrainian bio-weapon researchers allegedly smuggled by intelligence cutouts bearing the Burgess name. University statements deny any classified pathogen work beyond standard virology. The claim illustrates Webb’s method of tracing surname patterns. Concrete evidence remains forthcoming.

U.S. National Laboratories include Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, and others that indeed hired German rocket and physics experts after WWII. Webb argues Permindex cash greased those hires. DOE records confirm Paperclip placements but attribute funding to War Department budgets. The labs became pillars of American nuclear and space capabilities.

Defense contractors such as Hughes, Northrop, and General Dynamics sought German technical know-how, sometimes with CIA brokering. Webb’s narrative focuses on Howard Hughes’s intermediary Robert Maheu as illustrative. Congressional hearings in the 1970s exposed some illicit lobbying. The contractors deny knowledge of Nazi financing.

U.S. State Department Office of Security vetted diplomatic staff; Scarbeck’s scandal led to stricter psychological screenings. Webb shows how lax oversight enabled both Soviet and Nazi infiltrations. Today the bureau is called Diplomatic Security Service. Its Cold-War files remain a rich source for espionage historians.

Kuomintang (KMT) Army fought both Japanese invaders and Chinese Communists; Dr. Sze allegedly bought weapons from OSS chief Allen Dulles for the KMT. OSS archives confirm clandestine arms sales to Chiang Kai-shek. Webb uses the episode to illustrate how wartime alliances blurred post-war moral lines. The modern KMT is Taiwan’s main opposition party.

Nuremberg Trials prosecuted major Nazi leaders and industrialists, acquitting some like Schacht while convicting IG Farben executives. Webb sees the clemency of scientists as pre-arranged for future U.S. use. The tribunal’s medical-crimes trial directly informed later bioethics codes. Nuremberg records remain foundational to international law.

Operation Paperclip was the U.S. program that relocated over 1,600 German scientists from 1945-59, often sanitizing SS affiliations. Webb treats it as the skeleton key to understanding Permindex and modern biodefense controversies. DoD and NASA documents openly credit Paperclip for accelerating rocketry and aeronautics. Critics argue it also imported unethical research cultures.

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These profiles synthesize publicly documented facts with the claims advanced in The PermIndex Ruse, providing context for each individual and entity while flagging points where Webb’s narrative diverges from mainstream scholarship.

Introduction

The PermIndex Ruse focused on a non-sanctioned CIA sniper training and explosives training program being conducted at the Lacome sniper training base at Lacome on Lake Pontarchtrain in Lousiana from 1961 to 1963, with the most famous trainee being Lee Harvey Oswald.

I have already written an introductory book to the life and times of FBI Agent Tom O’Loughlin called “Let’s Call Him McDuff,” consulting with his son in 2017 and 2018.

We had done several YouTube broadcasts in our research community into the exploits of an FBI agent named Tom O’Loughlin, who I nicknamed McDuff while working with his son, John OLoughlin, a Georgetown lawyer (apostrophe dropped by the son).

AI carton exaggeration of the FBI’s July 1963 raid at Lacome CIA Sniper Training base that included Lee Harvey Oswald.

I believe, but I have not proven as of yet, that Thomas O’Loughlin was the key man at the Joint Chiefs of Staff who broke up the illegal CIA sniper training program in July of 1963.

I wrote “Let’s Call Him McDuff” as the first of a three-part series. The PermIndex Ruse is the second book in that series.

John O'Loughlin, the son of FBI Agent Thomas O’Loughlin (John dropped the apostrophe), is a Georgetown trial attorney who shuns the riches of Deep State law and has advocated for decades for government transparency.

I did many livestream YouTube broadcasts in 2017 and 2018 with John as we researched his father’s battle with the CIA from both positions with the FBI and President Kennedy’s Joint Chiefs of Staff.

John has continued these broadcasts for the last six years with other researchers in our research group, and he still has a presence on Rumble after many deplatformings on YouTube.

McDuff, J. Edgar Hoover’s right-hand man in Nazi and Communist hunting at Division Five at FBI Headquarters in Washington, DC, was given the task of pouring over 68,000 files in the early 1950s for suspected infiltrators into US Agencies.

John OLoughlin later conducted a series of interviews with AW Finnegan who was an understudy of John Loftus who had decades of access to Top Secret records of Nazi Paperclip scientists as well as Russian Paperclip scientists brought into the United States by the CIA. This historical background foundation was critical to understanding what his father was actually investigating for both the FBI in the 1950s and the Kennedys from 1962 to 1963.

In 1962, Tom O’Loughlin, AKA McDuff, was brought into the Joint Chiefs of Staff by the Kennedys to root out the Nazi infiltration into US National Agencies potentially in addition to potentially looking into the CIA training camps in Louisiana. (We need more documents here to prove this, but McDuff was the key man at the Joint Chiefs of Staff reporting to the Warren Commission after the Kennedy Assassination.)

This seven-year investigation has been hampered by the continual classification of files in this case, even though I have filed Freedom of Information Act filings with both the FBI and the Joint Chiefs of Staff as an aside. We are working as hard as we can to get the relevant documents.

The FBI and the Joint Chiefs of Staff told me the Thomas Francis O’Loughlin were at the National Archives where I followed up on them, only to be told that the files were still Classified in a series of memos, and finally my Freedom of Information Act request was closed.

Still, some Classified documents have recently been declassified and released about Tom O'Loughlin's close associates, particularly his Division Five compatriot, Charles W. Lyons.

John OLoughlin and I made many trips to the National Archives to research his father’s cases, especially those he worked on with Charles W. Lyons, like the famous Irving Scarbeck case which involved the US State Department using their Office Of Security in giving diplomatic credentials to questionable infiltrators into the US.

There is a swirl of intrigue in the early 60s with the FBI counter intelligence bringing in several defectors Golenewski in 1960 and Yuri Nosenko in 1964 to add to the puzzle in the Kennedy and Johnson White Houses.

I did a lot of research on Thomas O’Loughlin also at the National Archive in College Park, Maryland. Many of the Nazi PaperClip files were still Classified near the Office of Navy Intelligence in Suitland, Maryland under the highest “Q Level” Clearance. that led me to write the third book in the series, called “The Q Loophole”.

Despite these Classification walls, new, unearthed documents shed more light on “The PermIndex Ruse”, and hence the update to the book here is timely. For instance, Charles W. Lyons was involved in the “Mission H Bomb Folder” case in 1954, not long after “McDuff” joined Division Five in 1952.

John OLoughlin and Intelligence Agencies researcher Dave Underdown are still looking into this case six years later as well, so there is an active researcher community interest in getting to the bottom of the McDuff Mystery that might unlock the PermIndex and other Operation PaperClip mysteries in our US espionage history.

For an audio introduction on how Robert F Kennedy was hot on the trail of Oswald and his connections to bring in Nazis into New Orleans in the early 1962, here is a Twitter space that I did on the topic. Robert F Kennedy was closely associated with Charles W Lyons, a hand-picked Boston Catholic from the FBI. McDuff fits that exact same description being brought into the Kennedy White House at the same time in 1962.

https://cdn.spacesdown.com/653195f1181f2.mp3

Click this CDN link to hear the Twitter Space of RFK hot on the trail of Lee Harvey Oswald and the CIA in 1962 with the Otepka, Scarbeck case. This case involved an Irving Scarbeck, a US intelligence office stationed in Warsaw, Poland with the US State Department. There is a tantalizing connection to the Algier Hiss - Whitaker Chambers connection here with another Scarbeck in Polish Intelligence, Christine Skarbeck, Winston Churchill’s favorite spy from World War II.

I had attended a lecture inm 1981 or 1982 at Miami University where Algier Hiss spoke and said he was duped into starting the World Health Organization. The WHO was subsequently used after his drafting the WHO Resolution at the UN to bringing in Nazi Nuremberg Trial doctors by Whittaker Chambers with the tacit approval of Richard M. Nixon. Later I would learn that Nixon was a proxy for Prescott Bush in bringing the Nazi Doctors into the United States.

I will delve into this topic more in the Q Loophole. Whittaker Chambers broke into the apartment of Algier Hiss to collect evidence against which Richard Nixon made into the subject of Algier Hiss’ Communist loyalty trial called the Pumpkin Papers.

This entire Nixon theatrical production about Communists was a deflection from the real infiltration of Nazi scientists and doctors according to Hiss.

Three doctors met in the first United Nations Conference after Yalta in 1945 but before Potsdam in August of 1945. The idea was to show solidarity in the West against Stalin. Dr. Sze was a long time weapons buyer from Allen Dulles for the Chinese NationList Army (KMT). Many think Hiss was entrapped at the meeting to discuss the WHO which was later co-opted to rinse Nazi doctors after their acquittal at the Nuremberg Trials.

Miracles kept happening with “chance” but in reality pre-areanged, recorded meeting with Hiss under the “declaration” ruse.

Hiss contended “McCarthyism” later on was a deflection of this same process of bringing Nazi scientists and doctors into the United States. Hiss would later learn the details of Operation PaperClip find out how correct he had been.

So here is the PermIndex Ruse, with some reordering that I want to do in the original book in 2018 and 2020. I wanted to move away from Oswald as a CIA operative in New Orleans, and move toward Dulles using the WHO and the PermIndex as waystations for the Nazi Doctors who were given clemency in Nuremberg.

Right from the very first in the original 2018 version of the PermIndex Ruse, I wanted to make the point that Tom O’Loughlin’s Counter Intelligence Division Five of the FBI was focused on the Nazi wonder weapon secrets being sent East and West by the Cambridge Five Spy Ring which included Guy Burgess, Kim Philby, Don MacLean, and of course, the silent member, Victor Rothschild.

There are so many records in the FBI files dedicated to the Cambridge Five it almost seems like one of the exclusive focuses of Division Five was the Cambridge Five.

if you peruse these FBI records, you will find how in-depth the investigations were by division five of the Cambridge Five, including investigations into Guy Burgess, the Cambridge, five member that was sent to the United States for the longest period of time in addition to Kim Philby.

It was my original contention that it was Victor Rothschild himself that decided how the secrets from the Nazi war machine would be parlayed between east and west using Guy Burgess in Washington has his key chess piece at the State Department for Nazi scientists going to America.

Some long time viewers of my YouTube channel may remember my Ex-cop research partner that I called Task Force and I were researching a General Ronald Lee Burgess and a runner named Cameron Ross Burgess who was shot at the White House, who we suspected of bringing in Ukrainian scientists into the University of Florida in Gainesville.

We would be so lucky that the MI6’s intelligence service in Britain would still be using their Burgess name as a method for infiltrating bioweapon scientists, now in the business of infiltrating Russian and Ukrainian scientists instead of Nazi scientists.

Now the “conspiracy theories” that supposedly Task Force and I harbored about Ukrainian scientists at the University of Florida don’t seem so far-fetched, given what happened in the lockdown of America two years later. in any case, the name Burgess was certainly seared into my mind in my five years in Washington DC.

In 2020, I certainly had come around to Task Force’s opinion that the PermIndex was a pipeline for the Rockefeller Nazi scientists to be returned to the United States and placed in high-level positons in the United States National Laboratories and defense contractors.

And I certainly felt that FBI Agents like Charles W. Lyons and McDuff were hot on the heels of the. Nazi interlopers. We now know that Robert Maheu, the right-hand man of Howard Hughes, was bribing FBI Agents to look the other way from the Nazi PaperClippers including an attempted bribe of Charles W. Lyons in 1954.

Clearly, when I wrote this in 2018, I felt that the FBI Agent Thomas O’Loughlin, the man I call McDuff, along with Charles W. Lyons, was given the task of going through 68,000 files in 1952 to 1954, to “find the Nazis” in the haystack.

I was working with an ex-cop in 2018, who I called Task Force, who was friends with a woman who had grown up on the inside of the Nazi inner circle, a woman named Hilde. And Task Force was adamant that the PermIndex was just a ruse to bring in Nazi scientists and assassins, nothing more, nothing less. That is clearly reflected in my writing before Task Force died in 2018. She agreed with many sources that Nazi banker Hjalmar Schacht and hitman Otto Skorzeny had brought in assassins to New Orleans in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

And yes, Task Force had the obligatory theory that Lee Harvey Oswald was there in the middle of it, first as a CIA operative and then as a turned FBI informant.

I was still tentative in 2020 about Hjalmar Schacht of the Reichbank, Hitler’s Banker himself, bankrolling the PermIndex assassination squad on American territory. I guess I still am. But I have no question in my mind that Schacht financed the passage of the Nazi IG Farben scientists.