Ian Goddard wrote:
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While small operations may behave thus (they recruit their members from the run of the mill active duty rosters by culling according to physchological ratings, selecting those with marked lack of moral/ethical concern). I doubt that they could get the general military to go along with such things. Even in the situation of these minor projects, the personnel need to be convinced either that what they are doing is not harmful or that there is a greater threat...
> Do people think that in Nazi Germany there
> was just a real bad crop of young men that
> inflicted untold brutality on prisoners, that
> pushed whole families into gas chambers? I
> think the logical situation is that German
> youth of the 1930s were not an inherently more
> bad group of people than others, I think it's
> just that a fair percentage of the people you
> see every day would push your family into a
> gas chamber if the powers that be of their
> society were to order them to do it.
The media aside, there is no total control over communications like back then...