Allow me to respond to some of the statements that have gone unchallenged in this thread. Hopefully ConfusedJew will not consider it derailment for me to respond to the things he has written here.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Thu Jul 31, 2025 2:35 am
We're going to have to look at the sensitivity of the different tests to really be able to compare and contrast results across samples. Markiewicz took that into consideration. Have you guys thought about that yet?
I think this is a good idea. Let's look at Markiewicz et al's method. In his paper he wrote that he used Epstein's method, citing "Estimation of Microquantities of Cyanide" by Joseph Epstein, published in 1947. It's this paper:
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac60004a018
Epstein wrote that his method could measure cyanide to as low as 0.2 micrograms per milliliter. His exact words to describe his weakest test solution were that it "contained 0.2 [...] micrograms per ml of cyanide ion" in water. This establishes 0.00002% as the lower threshold of detection.
Why, then, did Markiewicz give results as low as 16 micrograms per kilogram? That is 0.0000016%, well below Epstein's threshold. Markiewicz gave many concentrations in that range, like those which were meant to prove cyanide was found in Block 11.
His lowest findings above zero were 0.0000004%. Do you believe this spectrophotometric method is valid to differentiate between the 0.0000004% of some samples and the 0.0000000% of others?
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Thu Jul 31, 2025 3:42 am
Do you concede the point that testing for Prussian Blue was not necessary or even useful? If you do think it was important, we will just debate that, I don't want to leave any stone unturned.
No one should concede this because of course testing for all cyanide is necessary. Prussian Blue in minute quantities is as invisible as any other chemical, so of course it has to be tested for even where it cannot be seen.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Thu Jul 31, 2025 11:21 am
The most recent study addresses many, if not all, of Rudolf's arguments. Have there been any more recent arguments or rebuttals since this 1994 study?
You seem especially confused here. Since the paper was published in 1994 it certainly cannot respond to any of what Rudolf has written from 1995-2025. Markiewicz referenced but barely responded to any part of Rudolf's work. Instead of responding to Rudolf he included wild claims about blue paint and sunlight exposure, arguments which most parties now agree are invalid.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Thu Jul 31, 2025 10:40 pm
Dario Gabbai - "Once the gas chambers were cleared out they had to be hosed down from all traces of blood and quickly white-washed with quick-dry paint. This step was crucial and done after each transport to keep up the deception so that the next batch of victims would not suspect that they were about to be gassed. The whole process took between 2-3 hours each time."
https://www.normandy1944.info/holocaust ... ach%20time
Hydrogen cyanide gas does not cause bleeding, so any claim of blood could only come from unspecified physical trauma. There should not have been any blood on the walls. The idea of washing and painting the room after every use also defies all sense and logic. I'm surprised you find this account credible.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 01, 2025 1:19 am
Post mortem effects of bodies that were killed from cyanide poisoning show foam at the mouth or nose and bleeding. As the brain dies from lack of oxygen (asphyxiation), control over muscles—including those controlling the bladder and bowels—is lost. This leads to urination and defecation at or shortly after death. Victims often vomited due to panic, trauma, or the effects of the gas itself. Zyklon B (hydrogen cyanide) is a cellular poison that can cause nausea, dizziness, and convulsions before death. People gagged, choked, and coughed up saliva or mucus, which accumulated on the floor and bodies.
You have no basis on which to assert this. There are no cases of foaming, bleeding, or vomiting in hydrogen cyanide gassings outside Nazi Germany. These are not known symptoms of cyanide gas. Possibly something like foam
could occur from respiratory distress, but this is not documented anywhere.
It is obvious that hydrogen cyanide would never have been used as an execution gas in the U.S. if it caused bleeding and vomiting.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 01, 2025 2:57 am
Forensic research found significant cyanide residues (including Prussian blue) in delousing chamber walls, mostly in surface layers but in the alleged gas chambers, lower concentrations were found, limited mostly to outer millimeters.
Which research, exactly, tested for cyanide residue at different depths in the walls? Are you referring to Germar Rudolf's research?
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 01, 2025 2:57 am
Homicidal gassings lasted only 20–30 minutes per cycle.
This means that the gas would have been released
and fully ventilated within 30 minutes, an impossible task.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 01, 2025 2:57 am
Prussian blue formation is a slow process and generally requires prolonged exposure to both cyanide and iron ions. Delousing chambers, in contrast, had hours-long exposures and no washing, allowing buildup and slow formation over time.
Revisionists are too honest to do this, but what is to stop them from making the same wild assertions about delousing as Jews do for homicidal gassing? For example, how do you know that the delousing chambers:
- ran for hours instead of only minutes?
- were not washed and painted after every use?
- didn't have their Zyklon pellets removed just moments after introducing them?
- didn't have a special ventilation system to remove the gas within five minutes?
- were ever used more than once?
- were not built or coated with some highly cyanide-resistant material?
Et cetera. The answer is that you don't. It is only because revisionists are not serial liars that you don't have to provide contrary evidence for these things. But when your historical method allows for imagining facts not in evidence, misinterpreting facts that are in evidence, and cherrypicking whichever pieces of witness testimony you like, then you can build any case you like around any building in the camp.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 01, 2025 3:24 am
Carbon monoxide (CO) was used earlier, especially during the Aktion T4 "euthanasia" program and then later at Operation Reinhard camps (Bełżec, Sobibór, Treblinka).
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Additionally, CO requires combustion engines running continuously, with proper seals to prevent leakage. HCN, once released in a sealed room, required no active machinery to maintain a fatal concentration. Zyklon B did not require fuel, engine parts, or mobile gassing vans.
You assert that the reason HCN was used instead of CO is that CO requires an engine running. This is false since CO was sold in cylinders at that time. Your argument does however call into question the designs of the alleged CO gas chambers.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 01, 2025 10:50 am
People would have projectile vomited all over the walls so the walls would have needed to be cleaned to some extent obviously.
Based on what evidence? I suspect this is you and your AI being creative. If the hypothetical victims would vomit at all, it's highly unlikely that it would project all over the walls.
ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Aug 01, 2025 2:26 pm
It only takes ~5-30 minutes for HCN to diffuse 1–2 cm into plaster or cement based on diffusion models for gases in porous media (Fick’s second law). For a 10 cm thick wall, diffusion to the midpoint could take 1–2 hours at 300 ppm and 20°C.
In short exposures (15–30 minutes), HCN penetrates only a few millimeters to 1–2 cm, leaving trace residues if ventilated quickly.
We also need to figure out how thick the walls were.
Significant penetration (e.g., 10–20 cm) and formation of stable cyanide compounds like Prussian blue require prolonged exposure (hours) or repeated gassings, especially in moist conditions. For example, delousing chambers exposed to HCN for 12–24 hours at high concentrations (10,000–20,000 ppm) show deep blue staining and residues up to 10 cm.
While I agree that repeated gassings could lead to formation of Prussian Blue, I question the facts here. What is the basis for claiming 20,000 ppm of HCN was used at the bathhouse delousing chambers? The recommended range for disinfestation then was 7,000-10,000 ppm. There is also nothing that indicates these same "high concentrations" would not be used in the alleged homicidal gas chambers, and much that indicates they were, like Rudolf Hoess's confessions.