US 'Justice Department' Censors Nazi-Hunting History

[outsider]

National Security Archive opened a 'Freedom of Information' case, with results which 'may' embarrass the Obomba Admin:

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB331/index.htm

Document was leaked to New York Times (which strongly suggests the NWO are not fussed about it's outage, though there are obviously powerful forces who are (see part of Times report below):

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/14/us/14nazis.html

But unfortunate 'accidents' or 'illnesses' have a habit of occurring to people that want the truth to come out:

'The Nazi-hunting report was the brainchild of Mark Richard, a senior Justice Department lawyer. In 1999, he persuaded Attorney General Janet Reno to begin a detailed look at what he saw as a critical piece of history, and he assigned a career prosecutor, Judith Feigin, to the job. After Mr. Richard edited the final version in 2006, he urged senior officials to make it public but was rebuffed, colleagues said.

When Mr. Richard became ill with cancer (in 2006! (outsider)), he told a gathering of friends and family that the report’s publication was one of three things he hoped to see before he died, the colleagues said. He died in June 2009, and Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. spoke at his funeral.'