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Old May 9th 04, 02:07 PM
Stephen Harding
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Chad Irby wrote:

Well, ever since the invention of the entire *art* of needlepoint in
1938 Berlin, the US has done nothing except use the skills imported in
the postwar "Project Latchhook," where many German sewing scientists
were imported to create the unit patches for what became NASA.


Did you ever notice that sewing needles, cross-stitch needles,
crocheting needles and such in the US *look exactly* like the
ones used by the Germans during WWII?

There's an untold story of post-WWII subterfuge and intellectual
piracy to be told here I think!


SMH

 




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