The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

As a counterweight the victorious powers invented a crime unique
in the history of mankind - "the holocaust", the systematic exter-
mination of a whole people from infants to old grandmothers in gas
chambers.
But this is physically impossible. No sane person would install a
crematorium in the same building as a chamber, where people should
be killed with an explosive gas. Zyklon B is not highly explosive, but
because of the latent explosion risk from the zyklon-satiated bodies,
such a procedure would have been suicidal insanity. The gas chamber
would have been blown up and the whole camp gassed, including the
SS personnel.
In addition, the doors to all "gas chambers" open inwards, making
it quite impossible for the special command units to enter these
chambers full of dead bodies. According to witnesses they also
smoked cigarettes in the midst of an explosive gas.
In Auschwitz-Birkenau the crematoria were on the floor above the
alleged gas chambers. The only connection between floors was a
single elevator. The elevator could take at most four bodies plus the
conductor, who thus had to run five hundred times up and down bet-
ween the gas chambers and the crematorium and without pause
handle zyklon-infested bodies in an environment heavily dosed with
Zyklon B gas. It is claimed that about 2000 people were gassed at a
time.
Zyklon (hydrogen cyanide) is a very poisonous gas that kills even
in small amounts when inhaled but also at skin contact. It is claimed
that special command units worked without gas mask or protective
overalls. If so they would have died within a few minutes.
The cremation of a body takes in most modern crematoria one and
a half hours and it was no faster in 1944. In six hours 15 ovens could
burn only 60 bodies, 1940 out of 2000 would have been left over.
Modern crematoria can burn as many as 23 bodies per day and per
oven. In the coke-fuelled ovens in Birkenau the maximum daily capa-
city was according to experts (like Ivan Lagace, head of the crema-
torium in Calgary, Canada) five bodies per oven. If the crematoria in
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