LemmyCaution
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I think the words are clear and unambiguous.
You're calculating it by subtracting the number of Jews in Europe after the war from the number of Jews in Europe before the war.
By running a perfectly sensible sentence together, "where did they go" into gibberish, Doggie wishes to make the sensible, not sensible and to further diminish and distort the question. Instead of answering it, which he will never do in public, preferring to furnish the forum with ludicrous plate-spinning acts instead.
Balderdash. People believe pathological liars all the time. Read Elie Wiesel's Night. Or about Elie Wiesel's fabricated tattoo.
It is not up to revisionists to prove a negative. The world has been waiting over 65 years for exterminationists to provide a single piece of physical evidence that these so called holocaust victims do in fact exist. ...
They were talking about it even when it was going on.
Or do you think that there have been no reports concerning the Holocaust?
dz is so desperate to distact from its idiocy that it is channelling Tom Moran, a denier from the "Golden Age" of alt.revisionism who always referred to himself in the third person.He <dz, referring to itself in the third person> no doubt looks at past adjustments to holocaust death tolls and has noted that there has never been an adjustment downward that was offset by the discovery of an equal number of previously unknown survivors.
They had controlled Germany for six years prior to the war yet they hadn't murdered all their Jews. They controlled part of Poland and France for at least two years before Wannsee yet they hadn't murdered all the Jews. They had plenty of opportunity to murder all the Jews before the tide of war turned against them.
Balderdash. People believe pathological liars all the time. Read Elie Wiesel's Night. Or about Elie Wiesel's fabricated tattoo.
Elie Wisel why is he called a liar by the denial delusionists?
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/643360/Elie-Wiesel
Elie Wisel why is he called a liar by the denial delusionists?
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/643360/Elie-Wiesel
Clayton and other deniers feel that Mr. Weisel's written works are not 100% truthful, that there may be exaggerations or something similar in his works, and then there are a number of people that claim he doesn't have the stereotypical number tatoo on his arm.
The point that we've been trying to get through to the deniers is that, even if his works are exaggerated or even fictional, it does not diminish the reality of the events contained therein. Especially as Mr. Weisel's books are not considered to be source material for historical research.
Clayton likes to complain about Mr. Weisel. As a contrast I used another WWII author allegedly writing about his experiences as an example of how, even if it is shown that the events contained therein are 100% fictitious, that it does not disprove the historical reality behind the story.
You're welcome.
My other option was that the movie Captain America does not disprove the existence of WWII multinational special forces teams.
it does not??? oh well bang goes another pet theory....
So....Watchman was not true either........zoiks does the world know?
They've been briefed.
Because everyone other than you gets the fact that the deportations to the death camps are documented with Nazi reports, transport lists, photos and copious witnesses. You claim that the death camps weren't death camps, so naturally people are going to ask you what happened instead, because they are aware that Jews really were deported to Auschwitz, Treblinka and the other camps, whatever you might try to pretend.
The question which you have repeatedly dodged isn't really about the total demographics of Jews in WWII. It's about explaining what happened to the smaller group of Jews deported to Treblinka, Auschwitz and the other death camps if those camps were not death camps, which is your basic claim.
Currently your answer is apparently 'I don't know and I don't care', a reply so transparent and so lame that it instantly destroys whatever credibility you might have on the rest of this subject.
1) As you said, just more proof he doesn't know what he's talking about.
2) Funny how (hyperbole or not) he doesn't see how "walking through a graveyard" might be different than "taking a backhoe to a graveyard."