I am Doctor Josef Mengele, ask me a question

I have many secrets to tell. Ask me anything.

How old do you feel?

Much younger. About 70.

What is your greatest unpublished finding?

I was carrying out groundbreaking research into the genetics of cleft palate when the war started. After that, I joined the SS, so I never had time to publish the results of my research.

Here is a picture of me in Quebec in 1949.

[link to www.worldpublicunion.org]

Did you know I was Ratzinger's third cousin twice removed ?

Have you ever done experimental injections on people living in Brazil?

Given modern technology.... perhaps it could be extremely useful.

Genetic selection is now a 'ma and pa' matter, able to be performed with substantial ease compared to previous epochs of humanity. Perhaps your findings could be taken up again, updated and published by a modern laboratory.

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wheres Elvis?

No I never experimented on Brazilian twins.

Yes, yes, you did.

Do not lie.

How many people/celebrities have you programmed through mk ultra?

Did you program Jon Benet Ramsey as Dr. Green?

Stumped, are ya?

In the 1950s, I worked at McGill University's Allan Mémorial Institute with Doctor Donald Ewen Cameron. He was the director of the CIA MKULTRA program in Canada.

I helped him every single day in carrying out these experiments, but my presence there was never ever disclosed.

No I did not program Jon Ramsey because I was in retirement by the time she was born.

The truth is that Brian Mulroney protected me and allowed me to enter back and forth into Canada, while I was in Paraguay. Mister Mulroney had excellent relations with President Alfredo Stroessner of Paraguay and they made a deal to allow each other's war refugees to travel freely. The CSIS even gave me a brand new name and identity.

did you know Dr Eric traub

I know of him but don't recall having met him.

What was your research into cleft palate? i had one, you've piqued my interest



also, do you feel bad or remorseful for what you have done?
if you had one piece of advice for future generations, what would it be?