What I’d rather be doing

Eric Hunt — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 03:16:30 +0000

Eric Hunt spent more time in jail for pulling Elie Wiesel aside and asking him for an interview than Elie Wiesel spent in Auschwitz.

Sketch I drew in Jail and sent to my family

Elie Wiesel Was Never in the Hallway, Was Not Dragged Down It

Eric Hunt — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:58:51 +0000

Here’s something the San Francisco Chronicle won’t tell you – Elie Wiesel was never IN a Hallway, and was certainly never “dragged down it.”

Here’s me, wearing winter hat and clothes in the middle of winter, walking calmly after grabbing the author by the sleeve and asking him for an interview. In the lobby, I had just read the part in Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse Five where the American POW’s clothes are gassed to kill the disease carrying lice (Germans used gas to save the lives of the Prisoners of War, not to murder them!).

Elie Wiesel Was Never In The Hallway Let Alone Dragged Down One

I was highly concerned for the children (like me) who are forced to accept Night as truth. It did take a toll on me mentally, coming to terms with being lied to all of my life, regarding every aspect of Jewish religion, from Noah’s Ark, to the Exodus, to the Holocaust. I had no criminal record prior to this, and no history of mental illness. I just graduated from college.

I had the copy of Night Given to me in School On Me

I was concerned for the American soldiers who die as a result of Wiesel’s successful war lobbying. I was concerned for the men and women in jail at the time simply for questioning Holocaust lies such as Wiesel’s. I was concerned there would be another disastrous war in Iran, once again not in America’s interest, but Israel.

I believe they tried to charge me with full blown kidnapping at first. Detective Mark Gamble, who was shamed out of court wrote in the police report whatever Wiesel said as fact. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a false report. I guarantee San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris didn’t see this video before holding her press conference surrounded by rabbis and Defamers at the ADL.

All I did was grab the liar Elie Wiesel by the sleeve and “pull him aside.” I let go immediately, backed up and asked him for an interview.

I’m a free man today, and I didn’t even testify. The jury saw Wiesel for what he is, a vengeful liar.

I’m going to begin demanding retractions and apologies from any media source which claimed as fact that Wiesel was dragged down a hallway by me. Certainly I will have to go to court against publications which refuse.

Most reality deniers "believe" this book is Nonfiction

I had recently cared for both of my elderly grandparents, including my American World War II paratrooper division veteran grandfather, who suffered terribly from Alzheimer’s. Now I’m labelled as an elder abuser, and I’m not going to let that stand for all time.

Eric Hunt » The Liar Elie Wiesel

What I’d rather be doing

Elie Wiesel Was Never in the Hallway, Was Not Dragged Down It