We are not surprised you have an eyewitness to the use of a
>petrol engine at Sobibor. You seem to have an eyewitness for every
>event, for every variation, for every contingency. You have
>eyewitnesses for vacuum chambers and high-voltage electric plates at >Treblinka.
I have yet to see a direct eyewitness testimony for this. Holocaust revisionists never present one.
You have eyewitnesses for mass burials at Auschwitz, even
>though no one can locate the graves.
That is incorrect. Studies carried out by the Hydrocorp Company in
1965, at the behest of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, have exposed human remains over a very wide area.
You have eyewitnesses for mass
>burial, disinterment, and reburial at Treblinka, only no one can
>locate any soil disturbance at Treblinka.
What about the following?
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You have eyewitnesses for
>miraculous high-speed crematoria, only no modern technician can
>duplicate the speed of those coke-fired furnaces.
This has been dealt with extensively. As even your revisionist comrades admit, the crematorium at Gusen camp (two muffles), could cremate up to 94 corpses in one day. Auschwitz-Birkenau had 52 muffles, and even these didn't suffice: corpses had to be burned in the open. Do the math.
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You have
>eyewitnesses for human fat dripping through a raging fire and not
>burning, even though modern physicists tell us that is impossible.
"Not burning"? Even a witness (Ivan Lagace), testifying on behalf of a revisionist, conceded that burning fat may leak out of a cremation muffle and cause a fire.
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"Lagace explained the importance of this procedure, especially in the case of obese cases, where incomplete combustion of body fats occurred. In such an event, the burning body fats dripped into the waterproof ash pan and continued to burn there. If the ash pan wasn't there, however, the fluid would leak outside of the retort and cause a fire outside the crematory".
You have an eyewitness for three adult people being squeezed into an
>area of only one square foot, even though no living human can do it >today.
I guess you never saw those photographs of more than ten hefty college students squeezed into a phone booth?
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You have eyewitnesses for half-starved men laboring in a room
filled with deadly cyanide still being released from pellets with no
>ill effects, even though all humans today who try it would die in >minutes.
I assume you're referring to the "sonderkommando"? The first ones to enter the gas chambers wore gas masks. In some crematoriums, a strong ventilation system cleared the air. You really don't know all this? I'll be happy to supply you with references if you're interested.
Thanks to Dan Keren for assisting with this reply.
Cheers, RJ.