Thanks Kat!
Heard that after the Holocaust, many Nazi scientists were relocated to the US, but didn't know it was Nixon in charge of relocating them.

I find it interesting that the US gov't seems to stab in the back, those they supported initially.

Think of Sadam, the US put him in power then Bush used BS weapons of mass destruction excuse to take him out...see movie: Shock and Awe

Also Israel. The US partnered with Israel to cyber attack Iraq's nuclear hardware. Now the US sems to be turning its back on Israel w/ Hamas.

Movie: Zero Days: A documentary focused on Stuxnet, a piece of self-replicating computer malware that the U.S. and Israel unleashed to destroy a key part of an Iranian nuclear facility, and which ultimately spread beyond its intended target.

and No wonder they staged Watergate on Nixon after they no longer have use of him.

If I was a foreign country I would not trust nor partner with the US, their track record shows they are only a "fair weather friend"

CONVOLUTED TO SAY THE LEAST!
Tricky Dick and the Pink Lady-Richard Nixon vs Helen Gahagan Douglas-Sexual Politics and the Red Scare 1950 (1998)
"1950 was a time of absolute trauma for America. The Korean War began, the Commies China takeover and US sent 1st mil. advisers to S Vietnam. Rosenbergs were arrested as spies for Soviet Union, which had recently tested its first A bomb. Sen McCarthy's Hollywood blacklist was making headlines. 1950 produced one of the most notorious and influential election contests in US history. In CA 2 prominent Congress members-Nixon and Gahagan Douglas, squared off for a Senate seat. He was a dynamic 37yo lawyer who had just helped send Alger Hiss to jail; she was a rich, former actress turned progressive Dem-a pioneering activist in Congress who attempted to become one of the 1st women elected to the Senate. In a climate of Red hysteria, Nixon's strategy was smearing Douglas as a Commie sympathizer. She was, he said "pink right down to her underwear"