Here's a good example of how an underinformed but self-confident Holocaust denier reacts when he gets nervous that his lies are being unearthed:
http://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=6416
I'll respond only to Hargis's material. He writes:
No, fool: A military photographer. Whose job it is to, you know, take pictures.
And lest it be argued that there is no such thing:
http://www.defense.gov/home/features/military_photographers/
Except for two points: (1) This isn't a court of law; and (2) It isn't just the pictures that constitute the evidence.
That's a nice try, but, unlike Katyn, the Nazis didn't bother to try to pin this one on the Soviets, so that charge kind of falls apart.
And when I began providing evidence at CODOH, my posts were deleted. That's what a coward does.
The next post continues:
See below on this particular point.
I would bet $1,000 in cash that Hargis never checked.
Actually, the best reports we have about the exhumations and cremations at Babi Yar are that they took place over six weeks in August and September 1943. That means, for one thing, that it's a lie to say that the "mythology" dictates an exact time.
Furthermore, if we take the loosest possible interpretation of the time frame given, there is only a roughly 5 in 60 chance that cremations were still going on as of September 26.
No, because the exact dates were never given.
Repeating a lie doesn't make it true, Jonnie.
Finally, Sergey Romanov already demonstrated that Ball's entire argument is based on lies. See:
http://holocaustcontroversies.blogspot.com/2006/08/thats-why-it-is-denial-not-revisionism.html
Please e-mail him response:
jhargis@library.ucla.edu