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It was America’s early plan to conceal the true intent of their sale of technology to Russia:
to build a superior Russian military power. To accomplish this subterfuge, it became their
task to convince the skeptical that the technology was being sold to Russia to assist them
in reconstructing their war-ravaged economy, and that such aid was civilian and not
military.

For instance, some of the first factories constructed in Russia in the 1920's and 1930's
were “tractor” factories, constructed in the Russian cities of Volgograd, Kharkov, and
Chelyabinsk. All three were constructed by American companies...

These “tractor” factories, ostensibly constructed to supply farm tractors to the Russian
farmer, today produce tanks, armored cars, self-propelled guns, launchers, missile
carriers, anti-aircraft guns, and trucks.

In addition, military tanks, so essential to any military structure, are constructed in two
key production plants: “the Gorki plant and the Zil plant...” The Gorki plant was built
from scratch by Henry Ford in the 1930's...

One of the most recent examples of American technology coming back to haunt the
American people has come from the experience in building the Kama River truck factory
in Russia in 1969. This plant, capable of producing 100,000 heavy duty trucks and
150,000 diesel engines a year, more than all U.S. manufacturers put together, cost the
Russians over $1.4 billion. Nearly $1 billion of that total came from the United States in
the form of computers, heavy equipment, and foundry equipment...

In addition to building the plants that produce the military hardware essential to Russia’s
armed forced, the Americans constructed essential industries to assist the actual
construction process. For instance, there are two steel plants in Russia... Both of these
plants were constructed by American companies, the one in Magnitogorsk by the Arthur
G. McKee & Co., the builder of the U.S. Steel plant in Gary, Indiana, and the other by the
Freyn Engineering Company of Chicago.

The oil industry also received American attention... Lenin gave three oil boring
concessions to three major oil companies: Standard Oil Company (Rockefeller); the
Comparre Oil Company of New Jersey..., and Royal Dutch Shell.

In addition to the oil concessions, Standard Oil received a concession to build a 150,000
ton kerosene plant, capable of producing 100 octane gasoline. Standard Oil also
concluded a deal to market Russian oil in Eastern European markets...

Gary Allen, another researcher of merit into this subject has stated: “It is possible the
Rockefellers still own oil production facilities behind the Iron Curtain, drawing profits out
through Switzerland.
[Source: The Unseen Hand, Ralph A. Epperson]

What is even more shocking is that the American government sent the Soviets plans for
America’s military technology, including the building of submarines and the atomic bomb.