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SONDERBEHANDLUNG AT COLOGNE-BONN AIRPORT

 

In "Not Guilty at Nuremberg" (1988), I wrote, "'Sonderbehandlung' is an example of the ugly jargon used in all bureaucracies, and is probably best translated as 'treatment on a case-by-case basis'."

 

Evidence of the truth of this claim may be found in a public call for tenders for an explosives detection system at Cologne-Bonn airport issued by the Beschaffungsamt des BMI [Procurement Office of the Federal Ministry of the Interior] in February 2001, containing the following sentence:

 

"Sollte auch das Kontrollstrufe-3A-Gerät Sprengstoff im Gepäckstück erkennen, wird das betroffene Gepäckstück einer Sonderbehandlung zugeführt (Polizeitaktische Maßnahmen)."

 

Translation:

 

"If the Control Level 3A device detects explosives in the baggage, the piece of baggage concerned is taken for special treatment (police tactical measures)."

 

Just imagine what the Hoaxoco$t con-artists would say if it the above sentence were found in a war-time German document relating to the deportation of the Jews! Note that the sentence contains not just one -- but two -- highly suspicious, yet totally undefined, terms: "Special treatment", and "police tactical measures".

 

Presumably this means that your luggage will be vaporized in a gas or steam chamber, disappear without a trace, and then reappear in Israel or New York under a different name tag some months or years later.

 

CARLOS W. PORTER

MARCH 20, 2001

 

 

 

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