Eric Williams at the 9/11 Accountability Conference
I tried to post this directly from You Tube, but it is not cooperating, so I will try again. Someone posted video of Eric Williams, you know that guy who had nothing to do with the 9/11 Accountability Conference, being interviewed at the 9/11 Accountability Conference.
The interviewer asks him about the controversy, to which Williams denies that he is a Holocaust denier, but insists Auschwitz had a swimming pool. I don't get that either. Anyway, he denounces "Screwloosechange.com" as an "anti 9/11 truth" site, to which the interviewer adds that it is disinformation.
Apparently without realizing the stunning irony, Williams then asks people to consider the source of information, referring to Screw Loose Change. I could not agree more, which is why we pointed out that his "book" sources neo-nazis, proven liars, and people who believe we are controlled by an alien race of lizard people.
Good advice indeed, Eric.
Labels: 9-11 Accountability, Eric D. Williams
posted by James B. @ 10:20 AM
5 comments
5 Comments:
He's a skinhead?? God damn. You'd figure with all this publicity, he'd try and make it a little less obvious.
His shirt frustrates me so much.
You're dangerous because you don't think, moron.
He's much fatter than I thought. I had an image of Eric Huffschmidt.
Haha, we're disinformation!
According to Eric the problem is that history is written by the victors in wars, like in Vietnam.
Hmm...
debunking911 said:
a) I never saw a documentary which shows Jews walking in and getting gased.
There was a selection process at some of the camps (eg., Auschwitz) for those being brought in: those who might be useful for slave labour or experimentation were allowed to live for the time being, those too ill or unsuitable were immediately separated off and taken to the gas chambers. Your broader point re: water treatment still stands of course, although at Birkenau it had more to do with the fact that the local authorities weren't too happy with untreated sewage being dumped in the local river
Post a Comment
<< Home