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Because Saggy paints by numbers, we can more or less at this point answer by numbers. In this case: #3.
I think his outline drawings are a bit smudged and someone appears to have eaten his crayons.
Because Saggy paints by numbers, we can more or less at this point answer by numbers. In this case: #3.
This is the 3rd day of the challenge to the hoaxers to present physical evidence of the holohoax.
Still making dishonest posts, I see. Sigh. From yesterday:This is the 3rd day of the challenge to the hoaxers to present physical evidence of the holohoax. So far nothing save the cans of Zyklon, and the door to the hoax gas chamber. . . .
How many times, O Lord, how many times?
There's a lot more than photos, as you've been schooled repeatedly, but if it's photos you want to see again, here you go:
http://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.com/2009/03/photographic-documentation-of-nazi.html
http://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.com/2010/10/mass-graves-and-dead-bodies.html
http://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.de/2016/04/photographic-evidence-of-exhumed.html
http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/lodz/gfhphoto.htm
http://www.skepticforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=25822&p=521792#p521792
http://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.de/2008/10/photographic-evidence-of-mass-shootings_10.html
http://www.skepticforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=24383
http://sobibor.info.pl/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Report-by-Y.Haimi-Autumn-2013.pdf
http://blogs.staffs.ac.uk/archaeolo...urvey-at-treblinka-ii-the-extermination-camp/
IIRC all this material has been linked to and/or posted in one of our 4 threads previously.
This is the 3rd day of the challenge to the hoaxers to present physical evidence of the holohoax. So far nothing save the cans of Zyklon, and the door to the hoax gas chamber, but hey, I presented that evidence. And, I'm going to continue helping you out.
But first, let's see some examples of conflict from the more distant past .... to find physical artifacts you go to a museum, so we can find a helmet from the Peloponnesian war, circa 400 bc, in the British museum ...
[IMGW=400]https://i.imgur.com/HspNNO3.jpg[/IMGW]
To see a musket from the US civil war 160 years ago we go to the VMI museum ...
[IMGW=400]https://i.imgur.com/McGV2e4.jpg[/IMGW]
So, where do we find physical artifacts of the holohoax, circa 1945? Why the USHMM of course .....
and what do we find? Shoes !
[IMGW=400]https://i.imgur.com/Ft6i29w.jpg[/IMGW]
which also has a poem, not found in the other museums ...
[qimg]https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSTQrMM06zJSsNXSmWP31-22_fv7ZNyBVRI8uXRUkpKIyKzFwn6[/qimg]
But not just any shoes ...
"We are the shoes, we are the last witnesses.
We are shoes from grandchildren and grandfathers
From Prague, Paris and Amsterdam,
And because we are only made of fabric and leather
And not of blood and flesh,
Each one of us avoided the hellfire."
So, where do we find physical artifacts of the holohoax, circa 1945? Why the USHMM of course .....
and what do we find? Shoes !
Still making dishonest posts, I see. Sigh. From yesterday:
Why are shoes less convincing than a helmet?
Shoes are not a weapon of war.
Shoes are not a weapon of war.
This is the 3rd day of the challenge to the hoaxers to present physical evidence of the holohoax. So far nothing save the cans of Zyklon, and the door to the hoax gas chamber, but hey, I presented that evidence. And, I'm going to continue helping you out.
Shoes are not a weapon of war.
Saggy, you wrote: "we have a standing challenge for the hoaxers - to post any example, a photo would be nice, of physical evidence."You at least seem to understand the question, but .... a list of links won't do.
I could ask ..... prove the holocaust happened, and you could respond ...
see.. www.ushmm.org
but that ain't gonna get it.
If you can present and discuss some element of physical evidence, do so.
If you can present one credible Jewish eyewitness and discuss their testimony, along with corroborating testimony, and physical or documentary evidence that supports their testimony do so.
If you can name one person who was gassed at Auschwitz and present the evidence for it, do so.
Otherwise the challenge is unanswered.
Which doesn't mean they are not evidence of mass murder. You've added non sequiturs to you repertoire, goodie.Shoes are not a weapon of war.
http://www.muzeum.com.pl/en/chelmno.htmThe Museum considered which research method should be applied to explore the surface of the park and gardens covering 3 hectares. The terrain was rough, overgrown at its edges, partly covered with concrete slabs and barracks. For fear of overlooking tiny traces illegible in small-drill cross-sections, the Museum gave up the idea of applying drillings and chose the method of putting up probing nets in a checked pattern all over the terrain. Additionally, before the probes were set up, all the data gathered from the testimonies by the witnesses and the accounts by the elder Chelmno residents and its vicinity had been analyzed. This resulted in discovering 10 waste pits. The pits, in which objects that were useless for the murderers were buried both in the first and second phase of the center operation, constitute an important and characteristic element of its history. During the exploration of the pits, the Museum gathered significant amounts of historical material; unfortunately, the pits themselves - such significant evidence in situ - were lost irretrievably. The Museum decided to consider the possibility of leaving one of them untouched, as an element of a natural exposition. For this reason the pit was only partly explored so that the visitor can notice its shape, depth, and contents. The contents of the pits provided incredibly rich exploration material, which allows to identify the victims more precisely. On its basis the Museum can, among others, link them to specific transports and periods of the center operation. Some of them can be linked to the craftsmen working in the granary during the second phase of the center operation. The pits were mostly localized in the second research season in 1998 when the whole territory of the former estate was cut up by probing excavations. The earth from all the pits was washed and sifted, which allowed to retrieve even very small objects. Some of them are burned. . . .
c. Research in the palace and park grounds.
Waste pits. . . .
Pit no. 4. . . . A few objects may be linked to the German and Austrian Jews; these are: 2 iron crosses from the period of WW I, a brass 6-square top for playing "drejdl" with the inscriptions in Yiddish (Arab letters), a silver thimble with the German inscription "D.H. Aus Freundschaft", three glass medallions made in a mold - a blue one with the image of Schiller, yellow and white with Frederick the Great, a badge with the inscription "Berlin", a badge of the Nurses Association from Wiesbaden (Jewish nurses; in the center of the badge there is the Star of David), and a glass vial after a medicine against insect bites and frostbite manufactured by Aachen. Among numerous findings from the pit, we should also pay special attention to medicine boxes, fragments of syringes and needles, a fragment of a probably promotional mirror from Vienna, a fragment of a faience dish with the sign of C. Freudenreich's factory in Koło, the German name of the town - "Wartbrücken" - and the data "1942", small toys for children in the shape of animal figurines. The tools found included: textile magnifying glasses, jeweler's, shoemaker's, and tailor's tools. . . .
Pit No. 7 . . . Cohesion of the layers allowed to leave a 0.8 meter-wide witness dividing the pit into two parts. Significant amounts of objects have been found in it. Some of them had probably belonged to German Jews, which fact is indicated by the nature of the finds: an iron cross for participation in World War I, a commemorative badge in the shape of a tombstone from Wrocław, with an inscription in German localizing the Wrocław cemetery and a grave of a person buried on March 27, 1906 on one side, and an inscription in Yiddish referring to a dead mother, Masza Grosberg, on the other. . . . Apart from the mentioned objects we also retrieved cosmetics and medications boxes with inscriptions in German, fragments of jewelry made of metal, silver, and gold, a comb manufactured in Hamburg, etc.
Jews from Western Europe in the period from May 4 to 15, 1942, were brought to Chełmno in 12 transports (10,498 people), another group (about 1,400 people) got to Chełmno in the period from September 3 to 12, 1942. In the pit we also discovered significant amounts of medicine boxes, boxes for doctor's stamps, which may support the hypothesis linking the contents of the pit to the Jews from the West, as there were over 60 physicians, pharmacists, and dentists among them.
Shoes are not a weapon of war.
Shoes not worn in Unicornville?A helmet isn't a weapon, either. And it doesn't have to be worn in a war. But an ancient helmet shows that at least there was a soldier there. And shoes show that there were people there - civilians. And they left for some undiscovered country without taking their shoes.
A helmet isn't a weapon, either. And it doesn't have to be worn in a war. But an ancient helmet shows that at least there was a soldier there. And shoes show that there were people there - civilians. And they left for some undiscovered country without taking their shoes.