Show me the witness statements that saw 122 times the capacity of Wembley stadium walking about, travelling in ships and boats, being fed, clothed and housed. You did watch the FA cup final? 122 times the FA cup final crowd - and no-one saw them alive. Bizarre.
Tony Blair.
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They didn't turn up for the game. They were where they always were - in the places where they lived. Were there 11,000,000 empty houses that no-one owned? I don't think so - do you?
Did they all have a house each? Man, women and child? The plot thickens.
you are foolish to think that people lived alone, one adult, or one child, or one baby, or one old person, per house.
you are foolish to think that the Red Army, RAF Bomber Command, and the USAF, were unsuccessful in reducing much of Europe to rubble.
you are foolish to think that the Red Army, RAF Bomber Command, and the USAF, were unsuccessful in reducing much of Europe to rubble.
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It is very noticeable that Joe claims these millions of people were not murdered, but were living and walking about somewhere in the world, but he cannot think of a convincing explanation of why no-one has ever been able to see them.
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Not on the epic scale that you are. Do you accept there was a hospital in Auschwitz? What was its purpose? Will you tell us? I bet he won't.
Oh, you mean these....
Conditions in the hospital
The conditions for patients in the camp hospitals in the early phase were an affront to every known concept of caring for the sick. The prisoners, most of them extremely exhausted, often unconscious or in agony, lay in overcrowded rooms, in shirts darkened with filth or, often naked, on paper pads soaked with excrement, urine, and pus.
Fleas and lice filled the hospital premises. In addition to this, rats prowled the Birkenau hospitals. At night, they gnawed the limbs of the dead women and attacked the unconscious or weakest prisoners. Patients received smaller food rations than prisoners with work assignments. All of them, but especially those with fever, suffered torments of thirst.
In connection with the increasing labor requirements of the German wartime economy, the SS began taking various steps in the second half of 1942 to decrease the death rate. Generally, these were superficial measures. In this second phase, however, the SS assigned the camp hospitals the role of reducing the prisoner death rate—in relation to prisoners who seemed likely to return to labor in a short time. For the gravely ill, the camp hospitals continued to be instruments of annihilation.
Conditions in the hospital
The conditions for patients in the camp hospitals in the early phase were an affront to every known concept of caring for the sick. The prisoners, most of them extremely exhausted, often unconscious or in agony, lay in overcrowded rooms, in shirts darkened with filth or, often naked, on paper pads soaked with excrement, urine, and pus.
Fleas and lice filled the hospital premises. In addition to this, rats prowled the Birkenau hospitals. At night, they gnawed the limbs of the dead women and attacked the unconscious or weakest prisoners. Patients received smaller food rations than prisoners with work assignments. All of them, but especially those with fever, suffered torments of thirst.
In connection with the increasing labor requirements of the German wartime economy, the SS began taking various steps in the second half of 1942 to decrease the death rate. Generally, these were superficial measures. In this second phase, however, the SS assigned the camp hospitals the role of reducing the prisoner death rate—in relation to prisoners who seemed likely to return to labor in a short time. For the gravely ill, the camp hospitals continued to be instruments of annihilation.
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Do you actually believe that? Otto Frank certainly didn't. It's just lies and more lies. The truth is out now. The genie is out of the bottle. Anyone that can reconcile a death camp and a hospital for inmates has serious delusions. Why did they keep sick people alive in a death camp? Because it wasn't a death camp and that's what hospitals do.
That isn't science. You have no concept of what science is.
The world's leading expert on burning human bodies reckons that it takes 7 hours, and very little fuel is needed.
Now you can do 2.things, agree that you are wrong, or your favourite option, keep saying science like some sort of tourettes suffering David icke.
The issue is, if you say you are wrong about this (which you are) that means you may be wrong about every thing else...
Now if you claim 'science' again, care to share a source of your knowledge? I have been studying science for a fair few years, and most of it is made up of facts. Care to share your source ?
They didn't turn up for the game. They were where they always were - in the places where they lived. Were there 11,000,000 empty houses that no-one owned? I don't think so - do you?
So now Joe is claiming they weren't actually rounded up and shipped to the camps?
I don't believe this is a serious argument.
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