I don't have evidence, that is not important in determining the history of TII. I have lots of evidence that does determine the history of TII;
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I don't have evidence, that is not important in determining the history of TII. I have lots of evidence that does determine the history of TII;
Says the guy that takes a context free quote from the Polish Commission Report and picks it, assuming that cherry is ripe, and then proceeds to shout 56 Olympic Swimming Pools over and over again...Nessie wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 6:15 amYou are very selective about the evidence you will accept. Cherry-picking is another of the logical fallacies you rely upon. As for "words", they will refer to and describe evidence, something you cannot do.Stubble wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2026 5:39 pm I'm willing to concede pits g-50-g-53 if the orthodoxy is willing to excavate them and prove them up, illustrating that they indeed contain human remains.
I'd concede the others too if they did the same, however, it is my opinion there are no remains to be found in the other pits, except perhaps the one behind the alleged lazertte, maybe.
This is something that will never happen though.
I eagerly await the recently concluded new csc study and the recently concluded Polish study of the alleged extermination camp situated at the supposed site of Treblinka II.
There will be, a lot of words...


I'm curious to know why you and other revisionists steadfasatly refuse to hold this pathological liar to its burden of proof.Stubble wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2026 5:39 pm I'm willing to concede pits g-50-g-53 if the orthodoxy is willing to excavate them and prove them up, illustrating that they indeed contain human remains.
I'd concede the others too if they did the same, however, it is my opinion there are no remains to be found in the other pits, except perhaps the one behind the alleged lazertte, maybe.
This is something that will never happen though.
I eagerly await the recently concluded new csc study and the recently concluded Polish study of the alleged extermination camp situated at the supposed site of Treblinka II.
There will be, a lot of words...
Do you have any evidence that the alleged pits g-50-g-53 actually exist?

Nope, just suspicion. I assume there are some bodies at the site from attrition and antipartisan executions. I'd like to know for sure, both scope and scale. While I would be surprised if nothing were found in those pits, I wouldn't be wholly shocked.
The corroborating evidence provides the context. I can produce evidence from other sources pertinent to the operation of TII. You cannot do that, for example, you cannot produce a single eyewitness who worked inside the camp, who provides a revised version of events. So, it is you who cherry-picks with no context.Stubble wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 1:58 pmSays the guy that takes a context free quote from the Polish Commission Report and picks it, assuming that cherry is ripe, and then proceeds to shout 56 Olympic Swimming Pools over and over again...Nessie wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 6:15 amYou are very selective about the evidence you will accept. Cherry-picking is another of the logical fallacies you rely upon. As for "words", they will refer to and describe evidence, something you cannot do.Stubble wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2026 5:39 pm I'm willing to concede pits g-50-g-53 if the orthodoxy is willing to excavate them and prove them up, illustrating that they indeed contain human remains.
I'd concede the others too if they did the same, however, it is my opinion there are no remains to be found in the other pits, except perhaps the one behind the alleged lazertte, maybe.
This is something that will never happen though.
I eagerly await the recently concluded new csc study and the recently concluded Polish study of the alleged extermination camp situated at the supposed site of Treblinka II.
There will be, a lot of words...
You rely heavily on logical fallacies, due to your inability to produce an evidenced revised history.You are a walking contradiction and a joke Sir.
That is another logical fallacy from you. I do not take Pravda as gospel. Instead, I check claims and sources, using the corroboration method. If Pravda made a claim and it was corroborated by the evidence, then the claim would be verified.You are not source critical and you unironically take Pravda as gospel.
You are being dishonest that historians only suspect there are mass graves. There is corroborating evidence from the eyewitnesses who worked at the camp, site surveys and circumstances, such as the documented mass arrivals with no evidence of mass departures, to prove hundreds of thousands were killed, buried and cremated.Stubble wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 5:27 pmNope, just suspicion. I assume there are some bodies at the site from attrition and antipartisan executions. I'd like to know for sure, both scope and scale. While I would be surprised if nothing were found in those pits, I wouldn't be wholly shocked.
That is you admitting you only have suspicion.54 appears to be a tank trap to me and I would assume the motor pool was on the other side of it and that it was outside the fence of the alleged execution area.
Sorry, I confused 54 and 50. I meant to say g51-g54, excluding g-50. I just looked at the map again and realized my mistake.
Wrong. In determining what took place at TII, investigators, from the War Crimes Commission to historians, journalists and archaeologists, have gathered evidence pertaining to the camp. They have traced people who worked there, or who lived and worked nearby. They have conducted site surveys, tracing physical, forensic and archaeological evidence. Documents that reference the camp and AR have been traced and collated. The investigation is evidence led, something that so-called Holocaust revisionists cannot do.TlsMS93 wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2026 11:20 pm These archaeological “works” in the Reinhardt fields aren't much different from those media-driven “works” interested in proving the Bible; they even coined the term "biblical archaeology" for it.
When trying to prove their points, they use indirect and vague arguments and attempt to push the argument of convergence of evidence onto all of this.
The site surveys conducted by archaeologists, have gathered evidence to prove that large areas of the ground was dug up and it contains buried cremated remains, larger human remains, personal property, the remains of buildings and a number of pits. What happened for that to be the case, and why, is determined by the evidence gathered by historians, journalists and war crimes investigators.Serious Egyptologists will never say that the Exodus existed or even that Hebrew slaves were in Egypt en masse without compelling proof. Similarly, an archaeologist who doesn't know what they're looking for will never claim that the Reinhardt fields contain evidence of burned remains indicating that millions died there. Those who claim this already operate with this perspective in their minds and are working precisely to strengthen pre-existing beliefs; in other words, they are biased, partial, where even a floor becomes proof, like those who claim to have found Joseph's ring of authority as governor of Egypt.
It is illegal to doubt and deny the primary events of the Holocaust in many, but not all European countries and a few others world wide. The majority have no such laws, and some such as Iran have even encouraged denial.Revisionists have talked about the Holocaust as a religion for decades. Me, for example:
In most of Europe, it is now illegal to do research on the Holocaust unless you respect certain predetermined conclusions. In the United States, free thought on the Holocaust is still allowed to a degree because of the First Amendment tradition, but Holocaust revisionism is still suppressed via corporate censorship and other forms of harassment and economic threats. Because the Holocaust is sacralized history, to challenge it is treated not just as an intellectual folly but a moral outrage. Thus it carries with it an especially strong opprobrium and moral censure that is not present in ordinary intellectual debates. This moral dimension makes "Holocaust denial" akin to heresy in a religious context and this explains why the Holocaust is especially hard to challenge.
Unthinking deference to expert opinion is an unreliable heuristic on third rail topics like "the Holocaust" where people cannot share their true views without suffering retaliation. If institutional powers decree that "Holocaust denial" is inherently not respectable, then by definition no one "respectable" can support Holocaust denial. Such circularities mean little.