Keep digging, Smith, until the hole is deep enough for your bullshit to fit in.Scott Smith wrote:Meaningless, perhaps, but very true.Roberto wrote:Meaningless platitudes is all Smith can offer, as usual.Scott Smith wrote:All courts are ultimately political to varying degrees. Some more than others.Roberto wrote:Again the "political courts", with nothing to show for this imbecile contention. Yawn ...Scott Smith wrote:American citizens have no business being hauled before political courts in foreign lands for jaywalking on government forms.
I’d say it is extremely idiotic to maintain that poor Johnny would have been executed without evidence showing that this would necessarily have been so. He would not have been the first and only Nazi War Criminal to get away with a prison term in a Communist country. And then, I’m told that even some states of the wonderful U.S.A. apply the death penalty for murder. Why Smith keeps riding around on the “Communist country” stuff is beyond my understanding, anyway. Poland and Ukraine ceased to be Communist more than ten years ago.Scott Smith wrote:I think it is extremely naïve to suggest that Demjanjuk would not have been executed if he had been sent as a Nazi War Criminal without U.S. citizenship to a Communist country.Roberto wrote:Maybe so, but that doesn’t necessarily mean a trial conducted there would have been a “show-trial”. Besides, the issue under discussion was the possible extradition to those countries in 2003, not in the 1980s.Scott Smith wrote:In the 1980s during the Demjanjuk controversy, when he was fighting extradition, Poland and Ukraine were very much Communist countries.Roberto wrote:Why, was Israel ever a Communist country? As to Poland and Ukraine, they ceased to be more then ten years ago, IIRC.Scott Smith wrote:Certainly not Communist courts.
As I suspected, Smith again has nothing to show for his contention. It’s just another of his articles of faith.Scott Smith wrote:More naïvete. Sorry.Roberto wrote:How does Smith know that? Because gurus Fred, Brad and Greg told him so?Scott Smith wrote:And with respect to Nazi Warcrimes or maybe Palestinian issues Israel's courts are very much political.
Given Smith’s tendency for misrepresenting other posters’ statements, I’d have to see the statements of Walter Kaschner, David Thompson and Charles Bunch verbatim before accepting Smith’s assertions.Scott Smith wrote:Everybody admits this, Walter and David and even Chuck I believe.Roberto wrote:Where Smith sees kangaroos there are usually none. So let’s have a demonstration of just how "kangaroo" the administrative affair "spearheaded by the OSI" was.Scott Smith wrote:And so was the administrative kangaroo affair spearheaded by the OSI that got Demjanjuk deported.
Whatever puts your confused mind at ease, Smith.Scott Smith wrote: It is not really at issue. It would be charitable to describe the OSI agenda as political instead of criminal.
Poor Smith is trying to play the wise guy. He knows as well as I do what I mean by his “Nazi heroes”: everyone who did his perceived duty, however repugnant, for his and Smith’s beloved Führer during the Nazi era.Scott Smith wrote:Demjanjuk was a Nazi? I am shocked, truly shocked.Roberto wrote:As I suspected, US courts can be "kangaroo" as well, in Smith’s mind – a label they are certain to receive from Smith when one of his Nazi heroes is in the dock.Scott Smith wrote: The point is that Demjanjuk was a U.S. citizen and deserved a real U.S. trial, kangaroo or otherwise.
They might, but this doesn’t mean that they do. All depends on the effectiveness of mechanisms applied to assure fairness and objectivity.Scott Smith wrote:Perhaps but certain political issues like the Holocaust might distort the criminal process one way or another in either country depending on what axes to grind certain officials might have.Roberto wrote:I for my part would prefer standing trial in a continental European country like Germany, where (unlike under Anglo-Saxon law) the prosecution is obliged to look for evidence not only against but also in favor of the defendant.
The same seems to apply in Israel, according to what Charles told us.
The fact that the indictment against Demjanjuk was not extended to his activities at Sobibor which became apparent during the trial, as would have been possible under German procedural law, suggests that Israeli procedural law is even more defendant-friendly than procedural law in Germany.
Or so poor Smith would like to believe.Scott Smith wrote: Even in the U.S. it would be a circus.
As under US law the prosecution must look only for evidence against the defendant, leaving the presentation of favorable evidence to the defense alone, and as new evidence is not admitted before the court of appeal, according to Charles, I’m not so sure if this would be to the defendant’s advantage.Scott Smith wrote:But it would be our circus.
I’ll wait for that backup. Smith shoots the bull all day long.Scott Smith wrote:Murder suspects are routinely allowed out on bail in the U.S. if they are not habitual criminals and do not present a risk of flight. The bail might be set rather high, however. Perhaps Walter, David "Commissar" C. or Chuck could back me up on this.Roberto wrote:We’re talking about a murder suspect here, and I consider it improbable that, even in the U.S., a murder suspect can be released against however high a bail. But I’m prepared to be convinced otherwise if shown legal provisions allowing for this or judicial decisions where such release has been conceded.Scott Smith wrote:Yes, it's called bail and it often means the difference between conviction and acquittal because the defendant doesn't have that "deer in the headlights" look of a prisoner when he faces the dock. Sometimes bail is set ludicrously high, as is the case with most sex-crime acusations and most people don't have those kinds of assets. Of course, bail is harder to get with murder than with shoplifting and especially depends on past criminal history. O.J. Simpson couldn't get bail, despite his millionaire lawyers, because he tried to bolt in the famous low-speed chase with the white Bronco.Roberto wrote:It's called preventive detention, to which a murder suspect is subject under any legislation I know of while he’s on trial (or are murder suspects allowed to run free in the US while their guilt or innocence is being established?).Scott Smith wrote:And eight years in an Israeli prison for having been in the SS is a bit harsh as I see it since they could not prove any warcrimes.
Now that’s a statement of faith. Faith moves mountains, doesn’t it, Smith?Scott Smith wrote: There is no doubt the Demjanjuk would have been free on bond if he had been tried for mass-murder in the USA.
The one statement in Smith’s post approaching reasonability.Scott Smith wrote:Other than he would have been free on bond in the U.S., I think he did have an easier time in an Israeli prison than in a U.S. jail would have been. For one thing he was a celebrity in Israel, worth his weight in gold. And the carnival publicity tended to work in favor of the defense the longer he was held.Roberto wrote:Instead of all that blah-blah-blah, how about some evidence that poor Demjanjuk had a harder time while imprisoned in Israel than he would have had in a jail somewhere in the U.S.?
Any good reason why such evidence would be required for the purposes of criminal justice and/or historiography, considering that, as a I explained, even complete uncertainty about the nature and mechanism of the murder weapon would make no difference to the essential findings of fact?Scott Smith wrote:I stand ready to hear your evidence for gasoline gassings at Treblinka or Sobibor.Roberto wrote:Yeah, and you have one, whether or not you know all the details about it and even if, assuming Smith’s dieseling is not just another sack full of cattle manure, your notion in regard to certain details is inaccurate.Scott Smith wrote:Even with mass-murder you still need a murder weapon.Roberto wrote:The case made was one of mass murder. An eventual inaccuracy in the description of the murder weapon doesn't make it absurd, under the circumstances.Scott Smith wrote:As far as the diesel exhaust topic, well, that is the absurd case that was made against Demjanjuk in Israel. I calls 'em as I sees 'em.
As it is, the issue is rather simple. The killing mechanism was exhaust from an engine. If it couldn’t have been diesel exhaust, it can only have been gasoline exhaust, full stop. Smith has not only failed to convincingly demonstrate the implausibility of diesel exhaust and – far more important – the possibility and relevance of establishing this detail, he has not even been able to demonstrate that there is a convergence of eyewitness accounts on the description of gassing engines as diesel engines. Which is not surprising, given that such convergence doesn’t exist, as I already demonstrated on two other threads,
So-Called JOKERS...
http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... a11758a2e2
and another I don’t remember right now:
Roberto wrote:[…]
Some time ago I had a look at some of the eyewitness and documentary evidence to find out where what Smith’s guru Berg calls the “myth within a myth” comes from.
The results were the following:
1. Gas vans used by the Einsatzgruppen in the occupied territories of the Soviet Union
Dr. Widmann: No mention of type of engine (Kogon/Langbein/Rückerl et al, Nationalsozialistische Massentötungen durch Giftgas, pages 81 and following)
Rauff: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 82)
Pradel: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 82)
Wentritt: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 83)
Leidig: Doesn’t mention type of engine. (Kogon et al, as above, pages 83 and following)
Just (letter to Rauff of 5 June 1942): No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 84 and following)
Gniewuch: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 87, 90, 91)
Trühe: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 87)
Mendel Vulfovich: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 88 )
Adolf Rübe: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 89)
Zalman Levinbuck: Gasoline engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 91)
Unter den Lastwagen gibt es riesige mit hermetisch verschließbaren Türen … Diese luftdicht geschlossenen Wagen werden ‘dushegubky’ genannt, was auf russisch ‘Seelentöter’ heißt. Sie bringen bereits tote Menschen heran, die man nicht mehr erschießen muß. Die Menschen werden unterwegs vergiftet durch Gase und Abgasdämpfe, die durch das Verbrennen von Benzin im Motor entstanden sind. Denn diese Abgase werden durch ein spezielles Rohr ins Wageninnere geleitet, anstatt, wie normalerweise, frei an die Luft zu entweichen; und so werden die Menschen durch das Kohlenmonoxyd getötet.
My translation:
Among the trucks there were giant one with doors that closed hermetically.... These hermetically closed vans are called ‘dushegubky’, which in Russian means ‘soul killer’. They already bring along dead people who don’t have to be shot anymore. The people are poisoned during the drive by gases and exhaust fumes that are created by the combustion of gasoline in the motor.[my emphasis] This because the exhaust is led through a special valve into the inside of the van instead of freely vanishing into the air as it normally would, and thus the people are killed by the carbon monoxide.
Chugunov: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 91)
Boris Dobin: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 91 and following)
Lauer: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 93)
Bauer: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 93)
Willi Friedrich: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 94 and following)
Wilhelm Findeisen: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 95)
Robert Mohr: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 96)
Ljudmila Nazarevskaya: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 97)
Kotov: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 101 and following)
Paul Zapp: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 104 and following)
Johannes Schlupper: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 105 and following)
Eugenia Ostrovec: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 106 and following)
2. Gas vans used in Yugoslavia and Eastern Poland
Dr. Harald Turner (letter to Wolff of 11 April 1942): No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 107 and following)
Hedwig Schönfein: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 108)
Benno Goldbrand: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, page 109)
3. Gas vans used at Chelmno
Walter Burmeister: Gasoline engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 115, 123 and following, 125 and following, 129 and following)
[…]Die Wagen waren mittelschwere Renault-Lastwagen mit Ottomotor. Sie ließen sich schlecht fahren, weil sie nicht einen so großen Wendekreis hatten. Der zeitweise hinzugekommene dritte Wagen war wohl ein schwerer. Die Wagen hatten Kastenaufbau mit einer großen Zweiflügeltür an der Rückseite, ähnlich wie Möbelwagen.[…]
My translation:
[...]The vans were medium size Renault trucks with Otto engines.[my emphasis] They were hard to drive because they didn’t have so big a turning circle. The temporarily added third van must have been a heavy one. The vans had a box-like buildup with a big two-wing door at the back side, similar to furniture vans.[...]
Johann H. and Johann P. before the Vienna County Court: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 116 and following)
Kurt Möbius: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 122 and following)
Wilfried Heukelbach: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 124 and following)
Gustav Laabs: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 126 and following)
Walter Piller: Gasoline engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 138 and following)
.[...]Während der Fahrt wurde durch den Kraftfahrer Laabs ein Ventil geöffnet, durch welches Gas einströmte, welches die Insassen in 2-3 Minuten tötete. Hierbei handelte es sich um Gase, die durch den Benzinmotor erzeugt wurden.[...]
My translation:
.[...]During the drive the driver Laabs opened a valve, through which gas streamed in, which killed those inside within 2-3 minutes. These were gases that had been created by the gasoline motor.[my emphasis][...]
4. Gas chambers of Belzec extermination camp
Karl Alfred Schluch: No mention of type of engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 167 and following)
Gerstein: diesel engine (Kogon et al, as above, pages 171 and following)
Pfannenstiel: No mention of type of engine. Speaks of a 100 BHP motor that was run with diesel fuel (“Er wurde mit Dieselkraftstoff betrieben”)
Reder: gasoline engine
Christopher Browning wrote:[…]Gerstein, citing Globocnik, claimed the camps used diesel motors, but witnesses who actually serviced the engines in Belzec and Sobibor (Reder and Fuchs) spoke of gasoline engines.[…]
Source of quote:
http://www.holocaustdenialontrial.com/e ... .asp#5.4.5
5. Gas chambers of Sobibor extermination camp
Fuchs: gasoline engine. See Kogon et al, as above, pages 158 and following and Browning, as above. Translation of Fuchs’ deposition:
Testimony of SS Scharfuhrer Erich Fuchs, in the Sobibor-Bolender trial, Dusseldorf: (Quoted in "BELZEC, SOBIBOR, TREBLINKA - the Operation Reinhard Death Camps", Indiana University Press - Yitzhak Arad, 1987, p. 31-32). .....We unloaded the motor. It was a heavy Russian benzine engine, at least 200 horsepower.[my emphasis] We installed the engine on a concrete foundation and set up the connection between the exhaust and the tube. I then tested the motor. It did not work. I was able to repair the ignition and the valves, and the motor finally started running. The chemist, who I knew from Belzec, entered the gas chamber with measuring instruments to test the concentration of the gas. Following this, as gassing experiment was carried out. If my memory serves me right, about thirty to forty women were gassed in one gas chamber. The Jewish women were forced to undress in an open place close to the gas chamber, and were driven into the gas chamber by the above mentioned SS members and the Ukrainian auxiliaries. when the women were shut up in the gas chamber I and Bolender set the motor in motion. The motor functioned first in neutral. Both of us stood by the motor and switched from "Neutral" (Freiauspuff) to "Cell" (Zelle), so that the gas was conveyed to the chamber. At the suggestion of the chemist, I fixed the motor on a definite speed so that it was unnecessary henceforth to press on the gas. About ten minutes later the thirty to forty women were dead.
Source of quote:
http://www.nizkor.org/ftp.cgi/camps/ftp ... /fuchs.t01
This inconvenient witness provided the most detailed description of a gassing engine available, and he expressly mentioned a gasoline engine.
So he must have been lying, “Revisionist” faith says. All the way to a four year prison sentence for assistance to murder. Proof that he lied, in the “real world” of “Revisionists”: he didn’t describe the device with the level of detail that the true believers would like to believe a “true technician” would have, or something like that.
6. Gas chambers of Treblinka extermination camp
Central Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland, based on the testimonials of Jankiel Wiernik, Henryk Poswolski, Abe Kon, Aron Czechowicz, Oskar Strawczynski, Samuel Reisman, Aleksander Kudlik, Hejnoch Brener, Starislaw Kon, Eugeniusz Turowski, Henryk Reichman, Szyja Warszawsski, and Leon Finkelsztejn: No mention of the type of engine.
The aspect of the chambers in which victims were gasssed, according to statements by the witnesses Wiernik, Rajchman and Czechowicz, was as follows: Both buildings had many corridors, within the larger building the entrances to the chambers being on both sides of the corridor, but in the smaller one on one side only. The entrances were small and had tightly closing doors. In the outer wall’s of the chambers were large trap doors which could be raised in order to permit the removal of the corpses. The chambers had tiled floors, sloping towards the outer side. In the ceiling were openings connected by pipes with engines situated in adjoining buildings, which produced the CO gas with which the victims were suffocated.
Source of quote:
http://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/genocide/gcpoltreb1.htm
Ya’akov Wiernik at the Eichmann trial: No mention of type of engine.
[…]Q. Where did the gas enter?
A. That is in the sketch. Here was the gas engine, the engine which forced the gas in. And there were pipes with valves. They would open the valve into the chamber where the people were. There was an engine of a Soviet tank standing there, and in this way the gas was introduced. Here were the doors where people entered from one side, and, on the other, this was the large door which opened along almost the entire wall. And, after forty to forty-five minutes had passed, they would stop, they would open the door, and the dead bodies would fall out. And here was a spare engine next to the three. Numbers 1, 2, 3 and 26 were the engines that generated the electricity, and there, too, there was a motor.
Q. I understand from this that the gas was produced on the spot, or was it brought in ready-made from outside?
A. The gas was produced on the spot.[…]
Source of quote:
http://www.ukar.org/eichma02.shtml
Eliahu Rosenberg at the Eichmann trial: No mention of type of engine. Speaks of “Ropa, which was a kind of oil, a crude oil” as having been the fuel they put into the gassing engine. Possible conclusions see my last post on this thread.
[…]Q. Where did the gas come from?
A. The gas came from an engine.
Q. They did not bring it from outside — it was produced on the spot?
A. It was Ropa — Ropa gas.
Q. Was it manufactured by an engine, from the exhaust of a diesel engine?
A. Yes. It was gas from an engine. They put in Ropa, which was a kind of oil, a crude oil, and the fumes entered the gas chambers. The people who were the last to enter the gas chambers, the very last, received stabs in the bodies from the bayonets, since the last persons already saw what was going on inside and did not want to enter. Four hundred people were put into one small gas chamber. And when they forced them in, they, on their part, pressed inwards and in this way reached the full capacity, so that only with difficulty could the outer door of the chamber be shut.[…]
Source of quote:
http://www.ukar.org/eichma02.shtml
Otto Horn before the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, 26 February 1980: No mention of type of engine. See transcription of interrogation protocol under
http://www.nizkor.org/hweb/people/h/hor ... n-004.html
Adolf Eichmann: No mention of type of engine.
[…]Höfle told the police captain to explain the installation to me. And then he started in. He had a, well, let's say, a vulgar, uncultivated voice. Maybe he drank. He spoke some dialect from the southwestern corner of Germany, and he told me how he had made everything airtight. It seems they were going to hook up a Russian submarine engine and pipe the exhaust into the houses and the Jews inside would be poisoned.[…]
Source of quote:
http://www.nizkor.org/hweb/people/e/eic ... n-004.html
Rudolf Höß: No mention of type of engine.
[…]The camp commandant at Treblinka told me that he had liquidated 80,000 in the course of half a year. He was principally concerned with liquidating all the Jews from the Warsaw ghetto. He used monoxide gas and I did not think that his methods were very efficient.[…]
Source of quote:
http://www.nizkor.org/hweb/camps/aktion ... linka.html
Pavel Vladimirovich Leleko before the Fourth Department of the "SMERSH" Directorate of Counterintelligence of the Second Belorussian Front: diesel engine.
[…]The road from the undressing rooms, fenced on both sides by barbed wire intertwined with branches led to the gas chamber building where people were exterminated with gas obtained from running diesel engines.[…]
Source of quote:
http://www.nizkor.org/ftp.cgi/camps/ftp ... leleko.001
Nikolai Petrovich Malagon, interrogated in Zaporozh'ye, March 18, 1978: diesel engine
[…]Pipes carrying exhaust gas from running diesel motors were installed in the gas chambers and the people inside perished.[…]
Source of quote:
http://www.nizkor.org/ftp.cgi/camps/ftp ... alagon.001
7. The impression conveyed by the above collection of depositions is the following:
a) Most witnesses to gassings with engine exhaust don’t mention the type of engine at all.
b) Those who do mention it casually, without making a big deal out of it.
c) Regarding the gas vans, the only depositions mentioning the type of engine expressly speak of gasoline engines.
d) Regarding Sobibor, the only deposition that addresses the type of engine expressly mentions a gasoline engine.
e) Regarding Belzec, the only deposition expressly mentioning a diesel engine is that of Gerstein, and outsider who, according to Browning, didn’t see the engine himself. Another outside observer, Pfannenstiel, speaks of an engine running on diesel fuel, which doesn’t necessarily mean that the engine itself was a diesel engine, see below. Of the depositions of camp insiders, one (Schluch) doesn’t mention the type of engine at all and the other (Reder) speaks of a gasoline engine.
f) Of the depositions regarding Treblinka, only two mention the type of engine, and these speak of a diesel engine. Both come from former Ukrainian camp guards not involved in the operation of the gassing engine, and neither is detailed enough to establish whether the witnesses based their descriptions on features they observed themselves or on what they heard from others, making it impossible to assess the accuracy of their statements ("critical" as "Revisionists" are regarding the details of the inconvenient deposition of Fuchs, they wouldn't think of even mentioning the lack of detail of the depositions of Leleko and Malagon, for obvious reasons). The depositions of the witnesses who testified before the Central Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland seem to have left the type of engine unmentioned or to have been inconclusive in this respect, or then the Commission didn’t consider this detail worth mentioning. Eichmann and Höß do not mention the type of engine, and they obviously didn’t see the engine but described it after what they heard from others. The depositions of Wiernik and Rosenberg at the Eichmann trial and the deposition of Horn before the Ohio District Court, on the other hand, are based on what the witnesses saw themselves and constitute the most detailed descriptions of the gassing device among those collected. Neither of these two descriptions clearly points towards one or the other type of engine, however. Rosenberg’s statement that the engine ran with “Ropa”, a Polish term for rock oil or diesel oil, makes it possible that what he considered to have been the gassing engine was a diesel engine. It is equally possible, however, that the engine was a gasoline engine run on diesel fuel for gassing purposes, or that Rosenberg confounded the gassing engine, which was a gasoline engine running on gasoline, with one of a number of diesel engines used to generate electricity for the camp.
g) At any rate, there is no such thing as a convergence of eyewitness testimonials on the use of diesel engines, nor did any of the witnesses seem to have given any significance to the detail what type of engine was used. Thus the diesel engine “myth within a myth” that Berg makes such a fuss about seems to be little other than a windmill he built himself in order to have something to furiously race against. One of the many such paper dragons the valiant “Revisionist” dragon slayers like to impress their gullible followers with.
Scott Smith wrote: So far all you have is the testimony of Sgt. Fuchs, which is rather incomplete,
Yeah, sure. See above.
Apart from the irrelevance of Smith’s criteria as to what is or not “complete”, what does he base this conclusion on, by the way?
Has he been to the archives of the respective court and looked up the protocol of Fuchs’ deposition?
And if Fuchs’ rather detailed deposition is “incomplete”, what about much more vague depositions that Smith and his gurus derive the supposed “myth within a myth” from?
Scott Smith wrote: as has been discussed extensively on these two threads (below).
Discussed without opposition among true believers. That means a lot, of course.

Scott Smith wrote: I know you can't post there, unfortunately,
Are you still posting there, Smith? If so, shame on you. I would have expected you to have more self-esteem.
Scott Smith wrote: but you can post here. Perhaps a new thread, however.
Feel free to open one, Smith. I certainly won’t, because, as you know, I have little time and inclination for discussions about the sex of the angels.
Scott Smith wrote: CLICK! attempted switch from alleged diesel 'gassings' to gasoline
Poor jerks. Contrary to what their confused minds tell them, no historian or criminal justice authority gives a damn about what would be an understandable and irrelevant inaccuracy of observation by non-technical witnesses, at worst.
Scott Smith wrote: CLICK! Answer to Jonathan Swift on Diesels...
Wasn’t that the thread where Smith, ever the gentleman, responded to a post deleted by the moderator, the poster being unable to respond to Smith’s rubbish because he had also been banned ?
If I were you, Smith, I’d keep my mouth shut about this accomplishment.
To our readers interested in the issue of “Revisionist” free speech, I recommend reading the following threads on this forum:
about Rudolf Höß
http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... 8656236f01
"If it can’t happen as alleged, it didn’t happen"
http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... 8656236f01
Mass Graves
http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... 8656236f01
(featuring Scott Smith vs. Jonathan Swift)
So-Called JOKERS...
http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... a11758a2e2
(Smith vs. Swift, continuation)
For the record
http://www.thirdreichforum.com/viewtopi ... 8656236f01
Very honestly, my dear friend, I don’t know why you keep doing this to yourself. You are knowledgeable and talented enough to contribute to this forum with interesting information and arguments. Instead of doing so, however, you keep running the same "Revisionist" baloney over and over again, no matter how silly it is, thereby giving the impression that – as a former fellow poster once put it – you so desperately want to believe certain things that you turn your brain off.
I feel truly sorry for you, Smith.
And I don’t think I’m the only one.