So we are hypocrites because we don't agree with you about some totally unrelated point? How does that make sense?bombsaway wrote: ↑Mon Nov 17, 2025 5:36 pmAssuming it was the Treblinka Wiernik, I never denied that. What I denied is that it was direct evidence of him being a Soviet agent. That's circumstantial, and even assuming he was an agent that's still only circumstantial evidence of a fabricated testimony. Meanwhile we have SK Lange being documented as killing patients, with extensive testimony it was done through gas vans, and then they become SK Chelmno, and that connection doesn't lead you to bat an eye. Total hypocrisy.Archie wrote: ↑Mon Nov 17, 2025 5:29 pmThe cops caught him with the typewriter. That's not circumstantial.bombsaway wrote: ↑Mon Nov 17, 2025 4:05 pm
Wiernik writing pro soviet articles is also circumstantial evidence of him being a soviet agent, which is circumstantial evidence for him having fabricated his treblinka testimony.
The difference here is you have one witness with this utterly circumstantial connection, and arguably not even due to the possibility of multiple Wierniks, whereas almost every german staffing the reinhardt camps and chelmmo came out of t4.
It shows conclusively that he was a highly biased source. And he had a history of involvement in the production of propaganda pamphlets not unlike A Year in Treblinka. Despite this, you continue to take this material at face value, and you pretend it is a sincere and accurate account of real events from the camp.
There's much that has and could be said about euthanasia, but I will refrain here since this is an obvious derail on your part and you are clearly trying to avoid talking about Wiernik. I will take this as an admission that you are struggling to come up with a defense here.
Your story strongly depends on people like Wiernik. If these sources can't be defended, then your story collapses.


