Thanks shaunantijhad. I actually have a link to the PDF in the blogroll.

http://www.bollyn.com/public/Solving_9-11_-_The_Deception_That_Changed_The_World.pdf

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It’s very different, it’s a very different technology. The Germans had the technology for mass gassings with cyanide if they had ever wanted to, but it’s totally different from the idiotic technology that is alleged for Auschwitz, for mass gassings, or for any of the other camps. The Germans had a system with forced gas circulation, throughout the gas chamber, that was the way to do it. The Germans knew that, and we can practically read the lines of the German technicians and experts on this field, in the German literature, and even through xxx sent, in American language literature. American xxx company, actually used Zyklon-B and Zyklon discoids for fumigation throughout the United States and it worked very, very, well, and in fact, in some of their literature now published on Rodo?? you can actually read how to make your own gas chamber. It’s not that hard, but it involves some rational technology using forced-gas-circulation to disperse the gas throughout the entire chamber. Otherwise you end up with something that’s very, very slow, comparable to what was used to fumigate barracks, which required about twenty-four hours of exposure, so that the cyanide could get out of the granules, or the discoids, or whatever, and kill off everything in the barracks.
But in a real gas chamber you would have had forced gas circulation and that’s totally different from what’s even alleged in any of the so-called Zyklon-B gas chambers anywhere in Auschwitz -Birkenau. In other words, when you look into the claims specifically about gassings, they all turned out to be garbage, garbage! Doesn’t mean you couldn’t possibly kill people with gas – you can! But it involves a very different kind of technology from any of the garbage that is alleged in the holocaust literature.
Ryan: Well like I said it doesn’t rule out gas chambers, but I guess what was the, … what was the gas chamber building then, if it wasn’t a gas chamber? — A morgue? What was the official…
Hunt: Can I just for …
Ryan : Yes you can, go ahead Eric, I’m sorry …
Hunt: I’d like.. I’d like to respond first … so Fritz described it, it would have been very messy. This is actually what the witnesses did describe it as: “very messy – tangled bodies, faeces, menstrual blood, all over the floor”.
Berg: But there’s lots of people still alive after twenty minutes, or even five minutes. xxx … three minutes
Hunt: Not lots of people, but there have been instances where they did describe as you say, little Isaac alive in a gas chamber. So it absolutely does not contradict what you claim, it was a very messy xxx process, and sometimes there would be one straggler. But as you say it’s totally possible …
Berg: …Irene Zisblatt, for example…
Hunt: Well, Irene Zisblatt is absolutely lying about her being in a gas chamber
Berg: How is she lying, and the others are not? Huh, maybe she just.. she was … xxxx able to get?? out.
Hunt : She’s lying! I don’t really have to defend her lies, but …
Berg: Why would she lie? ….
Ryan: Well one person lying doesn’t mean everyone else has to be also a liar. xxx …individuals
Hunt: Well if I were to her justify her lies, she did … her mother and sister appear to have been gassed. Unfortunately they’re not alive to tell their stories.
Berg: Well then, they must have been gassed! If they’re … if they’re not alive to tell their story, then that’s proof that they must have been gassed, according to Eric.
Hunt: Oh yes, as you say, those segregated and separated as unable to work. I don’t even know what your point is, — you say they did work? … it makes no sense…
Berg: Well I thought xxx….they certainly did,,,
Ryan: … Well they may have died of typhus, or starved, or been shot… I don’t know
Hunt: No, well, what he’s saying is that these toddlers and elderly people did work. It makes no sense! First of all they were separated and segregated as unable to work, and he says they did work.
Berg: Well some of them did, I’m sure. Sure there’s all kinds of stuff that could be done. Even children can do work, but these children were not able to make that thirty-mile trek to the railroad station in Gleiwitz, so somebody decided “well you guys better stay here and wait for the Russians, and maybe they’ll take good care of you.” And the old women and old men, I suppose, who were unable to make that long trek on foot, in the winter, in the cold and snow.. to Gleiwitz, thirty miles away, that’s a hike, they stayed in Auschwitz also.

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And when the Russians came, they waved to them and told them all kinds of stories, and made happy talk with the Russians, the Russian women… I mean the women left in Auschwitz, they were all right. They were all right by the Russians, that was their reward for having decided not to go West with the retreating Germans; and there was plenty of testimony about that. But that’s beside the point, the point I’m making is that there was no extermination program at all at Auschwitz!
Ryan: One key question …
Hunt: One second… can I just interrupt… So Fritz’s point is that those separated and segregated as unable to work, photographed in a group, obviously unable to work, separated as unable to work, actually did work. That’s his point.

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Berg: Well I don’t know if they ever did any work, — let’s get that straight – I don’t know.. what they might have done – minor things like sweep the barracks anything, any number of things could be done by people who are old and so forth.. help keep track of things. Any number of things can always be done by people if they’re functional at all.
Hunt: Well there are those who do know what happened …
Berg: Yeah, yeah, you’re not …
Hunt: …. were these people separated and segregated as unable to work or were last seen alive… and gassed, you jump to these people, you jump again to the liberation of Auschwitz, already debunk these photographs that you said as these elderly and children …
Berg: The Russian were there, right? so they would have been exterminated before being…..
Ryan: OK, …
Hunt: I brought it up. I brought it up earlier …
Berg: Even if the gas chambers had not been operating they could have been just shot, it could’ve saved a lot of food for those months, two months, until the Russians actually came
Hunt: What you can see that these…. first of all you’re disregarding the entire purpose (for why) gassings ceased. The reason gassings ceased was to keep these Jews alive so there weren’t… wouldn’t be as many repercussions against the German people themselves…
Berg: Is that,.. is that the reason!?
Hunt: Absolutely, it would be very… It would xxxmain site?? … is to find massed piles of shot children and elderly at Auschwitz to further kill, and kill German people. Do you concede now that the those … children…
Berg: You’re mind-reading… how are you now actually mind-reading? this is very interesting, I didn’t know you had this ability, you’re now mind reading Schuller?? and the Germans for their reason for stopping the gassings, or the alleged gassings, in November. You’re really fantastic! I am, I am so the best….
Hunt : …. earlier,
Ryan: because like I said I want the heart of the issue here.
Hunt: One second, one second…
Ryan: Are there once you leave that people ….
Hunt: Right, right, can I interrupt real quick ?….
Ryan: Let me ask this question as I think it’s going to help you make your point too. I’ve been listening to both of you dispassionately, whatever, I don’t care who’s right. I just want to know what’s right. I would like to know, because you said well these pictures of elderly and children suffer?? after there were orders to stop the gassings. Are there survivors who, or children, or elderly who are there before the order to stop gassings?
Berg : Elie Weisel !!
Hunt: Well there are there… Well really was first forced labour..Fritz, he was old enough and…
Berg: What forced labour! Now let’s stick to this point before you jump to the next thing. What kind of forced labour do you think Elie Weisel was ever likely to do when he got to Belsen… or anyway, you could see the guy was a physical misfit at the very least, I doubt if he did a stitch of work when he got to Germany.
Hunt: Well one second, you know, I’m sure Weisel did forced labour to be honest I,… he was sent to the Buna work labour camp, a subcamp of Auschwitz -Monowitz where his father was even forced to work.
Berg: Was he a pipe-fitter do you think? You think he climbed any of the ladders there, the cooling towers, or anything like that? Elie Weisel was a physical wreck.. from birth on, I daresay.
Hunt: OK, lets talk about the logic here, Fritz says Elie Weisel, a teenager, perfectly suited for work, was able to work, but first he says
Berg: “perfectly suited to work” nonsense, nonsense! …
Hunt: yeah, yeah, sorry. Perfectly unsuitable for work, however, these elderly men, women and children, were suitable for work, —right.?

I’ll start putting these in soon.