Confirmed by the British cremation society

[EdwardTheGray]

I sent an email to the British Cremation Society which is as follows:

I am writing an essay, and it is about cremation and how it works. I have some general information regarding the process, however, I am wanting to know some technical information.

In the course of cremation, is it possible to cremate a body in as little as 30 minutes?

What happens if you go over the heat specified in the cremation process?

I have heard of some people in the UK who were burning multiple bodies together to save money, would this not damage the ovens?

And would the amount of time take less than a single cremation?

I await your response, and I do apologize for asking too many technical questions.

Sincerely,
Edward.

Dear Edward

Thank you for your enquiry. I am attaching some information issued by the Federation of Burial & Cremation Authorities, but in brief:

· It is not possible to cremate a body in 30 minutes;

· Multiple cremations do not occur – a cremator can only accommodate one body at a time although a large number of crematoria have more than one cremator.



Have you considered asking your local crematorium if they could give you a tour? They will be able to answer all your questions on the spot.



I hope the enclosed is of assistance. Please let me know if you require any further information.



Kind regards.





The Cremation Society of Great Britain

Again, experts agree with our side of the story

Edit: I have removed the contact information, and if anyone would like to contact them, please send me a PM, as this is being done for their safety.

[Mkk]

Could you provide a screen cap of the email, so we know it's authentic?

And, if possible without being suspicious, could you raise some points about coke and such issues?

[Hannover]

All the relevant contacts are given. I don't think a screen capture is necessary. There are other examples of damning information from cremation professionals at this forum.

- Hannover

[Hannover]

Here are some gems for the 'holocaust' True Believers to ponder.
first one from:
'How many cremations occured in Auschwitz I & II during WWII'
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=6160&p=43377

Didler Werke, successor of Topf & Sohne, in 1961 summoned Holocaustian William M. Shirer before court, because he wrote in The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich about “Millions cremated in the ovens of Topf & Söhne". On the basis of the expert opinion of mechanical engineer Prof. Dr. Trastel, Shirer was forced to correct this (in a footnote placed in the German version only!) for "the size of the ovens in Auschwitz were normal for a modest old-fashioned crematory for small cemeteries and unfit for mass-incineration.”

I'm sure there are those that want this kept quiet.

And, just surf the web for these:

http://www.everlifememorials.com/v/urns/cremation-process.htm
It generally takes about 1-1/2 to 2 hours for a body to be completely reduced to just the bone fragments by cremation. Some cremation furnaces, especially the older ones, may require a little more time.

and:

http://www.nfda.org/planning-a-funeral/cremation/160.html#long
How long does it take to cremate a body?
Cremating at the optimum temperature (1400-1800 degrees), the average weighted remains takes 2 to 2 1/2 hours.

Ho hum.

- Hannover

[TheDenier2086]

All the relevant contacts are given. I don't think a screen capture is necessary. There are other examples of damning information from cremation professionals at this forum.

- Hannover

Thanks Hannover. I can post a screen cap, but for the life of me, it would not allow me when I used the IMG function. I am new to this board in terms of how the functions work.

[Hannover]

Interesting problem, send a PM to 'webmaster'.
Anyway, no big deal, it's all confirmed on the web.

Good work.

- Hannover

[TheDenier2086]

No big deal, it's all confirmed on the web.

Good work.

- Hannover

Thanks Hannover.

Also, as to this topic, have you seen the related article where I debunked the claim about the Prufer statement?

Edit: sorry, EdwardTheGray was the one who debunked it, I posted this in a hurry. I have his screen cap, but I will ask him if he can post it, cause I have no idea how to do it.

[Hannover]

Sorry about the edits to my posts, as I edit you are posting. Synchronicity.

- Hannover

[EdwardTheGray]

Sorry about the edits to my posts, as I edit you are posting. Synchronicity.

- Hannover

No problem Hannover.

[EdwardTheGray]

Also, if anyone has any doubts, they can contact the email above, or the cremation society of America.

[Toshiro]

Somebody has done the same about two years ago and made a screenshot. I'll try to find it.

Edit:
I couldn't find it. I believe one of the questions being asked along the cremation time was whether pit cremations are possible in the scope the "witnesses" claim (of course the question wasn't as direct as to not make any association to the Holocaust). They have replied with an obvious no due to the lack of air circulation. But it doesn't really take a rocket (cremation) scientist to figure that out.

[EdwardTheGray]

No big deal, it's all confirmed on the web.

Good work.

- Hannover

Thanks Hannover.

Also, as to this topic, have you seen the related article where I debunked the claim about the Prufer statement?

Actually I did it, not you, but you posted it for me.

[Hannover]

EdwardTheGray, you said:

Actually I did it, not you, but you posted it for me.

Sorry about that. You know how it is, 'holocaust deniers are all the same'.

Excellent work.

God it's easy exploding the embarrassing and absurd 'holocaust' storyline.

- Hannover

[EdwardTheGray]

EdwardTheGray, you said:

Actually I did it, not you, but you posted it for me.

Sorry about that. You know how it is, 'holocaust deniers are all the same'.

Excellent work.

God it's easy exploding the embarrassing and absurd 'holocaust' storyline.

- Hannover

I agree. I sent another email asking the following questions:

Another question that I would like to ask, is that what happens to the body if the ovens go over the target heat for cremation?

What happens to the body if not enough heat is applied?

And how much fuel is needed for liquid based fuel?

How much for coal or coke based fuel?

What happens to the fat of the corpse?

This will confirm what we have been saying if they respond back again. I do hope that they do.

[Bonesy]

Was it really wise posting their details here? This could cost that cremation expert his whole career. He just gave something for revisionists to put dent in the Holocaust™ story with. You just never know what might be a consequence of this.

Just saying.