Eric Hufschmid is so far out there that other conspiracists don't like him. I had the recent opportunity to hear some of the infighting from a "Patriot" radio show hosted by a guy named John Stadtmiller.
Hufschmid came across as a whiner who wants
his pet theory to be at the center of the 9/11 "truth movement". He wrote an essay calling for investigations of folks like Dylan Avery and Jason Bermas.
http://www.erichufschmid.net/Avery-Rowe-Bermas-Hufschmid-phonecall.html Stadtmiller was also criticised, so he put Hufschmid on his show with Avery and Bermas.
It was hilarious to hear Dylan Avery questioning a conspiracy theory, demanding evidence, and trying to be a little rational!
MP3's:
First Hour:
http://mp3.rbnlive.com/Stadt/0607/20060714_Fri_Stadtmiller1.mp3
Second Hour:
http://mp3.rbnlive.com/Stadt/0607/20060714_Fri_Stadtmiller2.mp3
I also liked the fact that Stadtmiller stated at least twice that 9/11 "truth" is important to the Christian Patriot Movement.
Readers here at JREF might also be interested to know that Stadtmiller has interviewed Jason Bermas, Dylan Avery, and "Killtown" as recently as September 6, 2006; Avery, Bermas, and Korey Rowe on August 30; and Christopher Bollyn on July 10.
And for your information, Oliver (since you are from out of town), the "Patriot Movement" is an ultra-reactionary, nativist political tendency in the United States. They are known for hatred of the Federal government, desire to establish county-level authoritarian regimes under their personal control, and belief in a long series of obscure conspiracy theories, among many other things.
http://www.publiceye.org/apocalyptic/Dances_with_Devils_2.html#P204_52991