Debate on Auschwitz Death Toll

The question is,

were six million Jews gassed and then

cremated? Let's talk about the number of people

that were killed at Auschwitz.

Let's just say,

okay, one million, because that's what they're saying these

days, that it was one

million. Okay, well, let's see if it's even humanly possible

for them to have killed and cremated one million people at

Auschwitz with the facilities that they had.

Is it even humanly possible? Well, let's do the math.

Now, if you look at the official version

of events here, where they claim that they did have the

capability to kill that many people, they did have the infrastructure.

Here's what they say. They say that at its peak,

Auschwitz had fifty-two cremation ovens,

okay?

And that they have

documentation

that those ovens were able to cremate four thousand seven

hundred and fifty-six bodies per day, because they have to have

these huge numbers per day in order to reach that one million figure in the,

in the amount of time that they say it happened.

So they claim that these fifty-two ovens were able to cremate four thousand

seven hundred and fifty-six bodies per day. Well, let's do a little math.

That means that they were cremating more than ninety-one

people per day in a single oven,

in each oven.

Now, here's the problem with that.

That's about four people per hour.

That means that they're claiming, according to the official version,

that they

were able to cremate four people in a cremation

oven per hour, basically fifteen minutes per body.

Cremate a body in an oven, fifteen minutes.

Well, look, that just simply is not humanly possible.

Call your local mortuary and say,

"I'm interested in cremation. How long does it take to cremate a

body?" And they're gonna tell you somewhere between one and three hours, and

usually they're gonna tell you two to two and a half hours.

And these are with computer-controlled eighteen hundred degrees

Fahrenheit, twenty-first century technology ovens.

But we're supposed to believe that an oven back in the

1940s

was cremating people at a rate of one every fifteen minutes.

Now, the other thing that's so ridiculous about

that

is that this equipment obviously can't just run 24/7.

Obviously, the thing has to be cleaned out,

it has to be maintained, it's gonna

break down, it's gonna need maintenance.

And any type of equipment like this, you can't just run it 24/7.

It has to rest, it has to be maintained and,

and worked on and

so forth. Where somebody can just clearly look at

them and see that only

one body at a time can fit in these ovens, okay?

They have a supposed gas chamber that holds two

thousand people. This is the official version, folks.

They have a gas chamber that holds two thousand people.

They claim that it would take twenty, thirty minutes to gas two thousand people,

and then they would take these bodies to the ovens to be cremated.

Now, the ovens are located upstairs from the

gas

chamber. So we're supposed to believe that two thousand people are gassed, takes

twenty minutes, and then they drag these people

to the ovens by hand, take them up an

elevator that can only handle six hundred pounds at a time.

So they're just putting a few bodies on, going up, down, up, down, up, down.

If you were to go with the insane number

that you can do, you know,

one person per hour, which is ridiculous because obviously the

equipment can't run 24/7. You know, most people are gonna tell you

it takes about two hours per person.

But even if you were to just go with just the very,

very

generous, you know, number of saying, "Hey, they can do one per hour,"

it would still take a week,

nonstop 24/7 cremating to, to cremate those two thousand.

So why would you make a gas chamber that holds two thousand people,

gas two thousand people at once, and, and really spend the next two

or three weeks

cremating those bodies? And of course, at that rate, you're never gonna get to,

you know, the one million figure that they're claiming that they get to.

But the way that they get to it is that they lie.

And the supposed eyewitnesses, of which there are very few,

the eyewitnesses will say, "Oh yeah, we threw three or four bodies

into the oven at one time, and it was done in twenty minutes."

No, that's not reality, folks, because if you cremate

two bodies, it takes twice as long.

It's not like you just, "Oh, it's just a set time." No.

The more pounds

of, you know, excuse me for being morbid, but the more pounds of flesh you put

into that oven, the longer it's gonna take.

And if you cremate two people in that oven, it's gonna take twice as long.

But forget that. Anyone can just look at the photographs

and

see that there is no way that you could fit more than one person at

a

time in these ovens. They clearly could only fit one person.

And yet the witnesses are claiming, "Oh yeah, we put three

or four in at a time,

and it was done in twenty minutes."

But the reason that they make these outrageous claims is because that's the

only

way they can get to the numbers that they're claiming were

cremated at that time. It just doesn't work, folks.

Now, the story at other camps is even crazier than the story at

Auschwitz. You know, I already demonstrated to you

mathematically that

the official version doesn't make any sense at, at Auschwitz,

that there's no way

that they could have cremated that many people that fast.

It just doesn't work. But the story at other camps

is even weirder.

You know, the second largest supposed death camp

was called Treblinka,

and over there they claim that over seven hundred thousand people

were gassed, then buried in mass graves.

But then, of course, those mass graves don't exist.

So they have to explain where all the bodies went.

So they claim that, "Oh, those mass graves

were then dug up by hand."

Seven hundred thousand dead bodies were supposedly dug up by

hand

and then cremated in giant, you know, outdoor fires and on giant outdoor

barbecues these people are cremating.

Of course, it's impossible to cremate anyone

or anything on a barbecue grill,

but that's the story that a lot of people are telling.

And why in the world would I be expected to believe that they

buried seven hundred thousand bodies and then dug them all up by hand and then

cremated them all, and that's why all the evidence is gone?

So this is really a fantastic story.

It's really a fabulous, uh, story, but it, it doesn't

really have basis in reality when you stop and look at the details.

But I think most people have just not looked at the details.

But I'm just telling you that I don't, I don't believe the story because the

story

doesn't add up. But honestly, these camps, Auschwitz,

Treblinka, and others, were probably forced labor

camps, not death camps or execution camps.

You see, the Germans wanted the Jews working to

fuel

their war machine. I mean, they had drafted

every man that was able-bodied into their military, especially toward the end.

I mean, they're drafting sixteen-year-olds,

they're drafting forty-five-year-olds

because they're just trying to get as many soldiers out there on the field.

And they needed people working to make the bullets, the

tanks, the equipment to keep the war machine

going.

And so they were using the Jews for forced labor in

these camps. Actually, that makes a lot more sense

when you look at the

facts. And for example, people will point out the fact

that they were giving them

the tattoos. So why would you put a tattoo on somebody

that you're about to

cremate?