Lindbergh sought god-like transhuman immortality with Rockefeller eugenicist
'Charles Lindbergh and fascist eugenicist Alexis Carrel, with their perfusion pump at the Rockefeller Institute in Manhattan.
Carrel was a eugenicist with fascistic leanings. He believed the world was split into superior and inferior beings, and hoped that science would allow the superior - which included himself and Lindbergh, of course - to dominate and eventually weed out the inferiors.'
