[Moderated]The Holocaust never happened!

MaGZ said:
A lot of lies have been told about Hitler and the Third Reich. I’m sure most will agree with me on this point.
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Once more you avoid my question. Is it really so difficult for you to answer whether or not you think the lack of the Holocaust means the Nazis were really just a bunch of misunderstood folks who were not all that bad?
 
JEROME DA GNOME said:
Have not.
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You tried to prop up your buddy MagZ's factless rhetorical bluster by comparing all of us to religious fanatics.

My side won.
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Your precious furher ate his own luger in a bunker under the ruins of Berlin in may of 1945 and his successors waved the white flag shortly thereafter.

In was in all the papers (our guys wiped out the ones that wouldn't print the story). I'm suprised you hadn't heard.

As they say in the World of Warcraft forums "QQ more, nub".

Firstly; you know not what "race" I am.
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Actually, I don't care.

As MagZ, Louis Farrahkahn, Hassan Nazrallah and our acquaintance Kageki demonstrate, raving nazi-sympathizers come in all colors.

Second; "race" is a false human construct.
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Take that up with your buddy, I'm sure he'll love to discuss it with you as you seem open to hearing him out.
 
Corsair 115 said:
Once more you avoid my question. Is it really so difficult for you to answer whether or not you think the lack of the Holocaust means the Nazis were really just a bunch of misunderstood folks who were not all that bad?
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Yes. Look:

The submarine's commander gave the Robin Moor half an hour to abandon ship. The passengers were roused. Three more boats were lowered. As the sun rose, after the boats were in the water, the submarine fired a torpedo into the Robin Moor amidships, shelled her for 23 minutes. She went wearily down by the stern.

The submarine circled about the captain's boat. A Nazi sailor gave the men four tins of ersatz bread, two tins of butter. Said the Nazi commander: "I'm sorry, but you were carrying supplies to my country's enemy." The German promised to radio the Robin Moor's position. Then he slid away into the sea.
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They gave them time to get off, gave them bread and butter and called a cab for them. I don't know. What do you make of that?
 
JEROME DA GNOME said:
Is Canada not dependent on the USA for defense?
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We signed on for WWII in 1939, thank you very much. And that after a full debate in Parliament. Unlike WWI, Canada was not automatically at war with Germany when Britain declared war. We were free to choose our own path. Also, other than for a relatively small number of soldiers towards the end, the men who comprised our fighting forces in Europe were all volunteers. We did have conscription, but only volunteers were sent to combat zones.

But, history aside, the question I would ask is this: defence from whom?

JEROME DA GNOME said:
How many Capital ships defend the Canadian borders?
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Defend the borders from whom?
 
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kageki said:
Yes. Look:



They gave them time to get off, gave them bread and butter and called a cab for them. I don't know. What do you make of that?
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What supplies for his country's enemy were they carrying?
 
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kageki said:
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They gave them time to get off, gave them bread and butter and called a cab for them. I don't know. What do you make of that?
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Wait, were those sailors actual members of the Nazi party or just regular navy men? There is a difference.

But in any case my earlier post was directed at MaGZ.
 
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Sword_Of_Truth said:
He was actually referring to the Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Canada's wide open spaces and location far outside the reach of the Luftwaffe and IJN air arm made it the ideal location to train aircrews where they couldn't be shot at before they were ready to shoot back.

The majority of British, Australian and Canadian aircrews recaived their training in Canada during the war.
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Yeah cause we were all part of this groovy organisation called the Commonweath. If one of us got into trouble, we knew there were friends to watch our back
 
This thread gets one last chance to stay open. I am placing it on moderated status due to the amount of reports received, and the several derails. I do not have time to go move every post elsewhere, so am leaving them in place for now (They might be moved at some later date).

Discussion of Pearl Harbour:
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=99575

Start a new thread if you wish to discuss Native Americans.

Keep this thread on topic to the CT of whether the Holocaust occurred, otherwise both threads might be merged, or closed.
Replying to this modbox in thread will be off topic  Posted By: chillzero
 
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Sword_Of_Truth said:
He was actually referring to the Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Canada's wide open spaces and location far outside the reach of the Luftwaffe and IJN air arm made it the ideal location to train aircrews where they couldn't be shot at before they were ready to shoot back.

The majority of British, Australian and Canadian aircrews recaived their training in Canada during the war.
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ok I am corrected.
 
MaGZ said:
Why do you consider Hitler to be a coward?
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This is one of those tough questions about the Hitler history. People who claim he was not a coward point to his Iron Cross awards during WWI most commonly and the fact that he was wounded (gassed).

On the other hand (and I fall on this side) there are serious questions about those awards. He was not a front line soldier but rather a messenger. The records of his awards mysteriously disappeared when Hitler became chancellor. One of the strongest points, at least for me, was his actions during the Munich putsch. When the shooting started, the first guy into a car and out of there was Hitler. Other leaders were wounded and captured during the brief battle. His suicide also has to be put into a bit of context. Hitler had repeatedly said he would die leading the troops in a defense of Berlin. Instead he never ventured more than a few metres from the bunker, one famous incident was to present medals to a group of boys (I think they had taken out a Russian tank but cannot recall for sure). The sight of him pinning medals on children for acts that he would never found the courage to commit is very compelling.
It really comes down to individual opinion, but I believe the evidence shows that Hitler was not a man of courage when it came to his own well-being.
 
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