Gavin de Becker

And I'm not a, you know, I'm a skeptical person.

So I want to be able to believe anything.

And he said, well, have you read the conference at Boncey?

Have you?

Do you know what this is?

No.

And I said, no, I never heard of it.

He said, go to Wikipedia and read the conference at Boncey.

Read about that.

And so the conference at Boncey is a conference in 1942 where Hitler's top soldiers and intelligence people meet with the civilian government, the minister of finance, the minister of health, minister of transportation at this place called Boncey.

And they lay out what's coming.

They lay out the plan for what are we going to do with the Jews.

And these are just, you know, civilian guys who have cars and drivers and are sitting in suits and have kids playing in the yard.

And they slowly lay it out.

And, for example, somebody says, then we're going to move them by train, 400,000 of them.

We're going to move them by train.

And the minister of transportation says, whoa, whoa, whoa, we don't have enough seats on the trains.

And Hitler's guy says, we're not using seats.

And it's slowly beginning to drop, and these guys thinking, what's up?

So they have this conference.