Archie wrote: ↑Fri Dec 06, 2024 2:46 am
Nessie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 8:25 am
You are correct, no know really knows the quantities and it is all "conjecture and an argument of convenience", but from BOTH sides. Those who want to believe in no gassings, believe Rudolf, those who disagree believe Markiewicz. Since neither have conducted any experimentation, whether homicidal gassings took place cannot be deduced from the uncertain evidence of traces found in the Leichenkellers.
The results are radically different but they are not contradictory. Markiewicz deliberately excluded Prussian blue. That's why his results are so much lower. If Rudolf had done that procedure (exclude 99.9% of the cyanide), he also would have gotten values near zero.
You are just discarding evidence because you don't like what it says.
That is clearly incorrect, because I am also saying that studies that explain why residues are low and how they are not inconsistent with repeated homicidal gassings, are not reliable. Not just Markiewicz, but also the Green study;
https://phdn.org/archives/holocaust-his ... chemistry/
Chemical results from the walls IS EVIDENCE. It's HARD EVIDENCE unlike most of the other so-called Holocaust evidence.
It is indeed evidence, forensic evidence. It is also disputed, as a lot of forensic evidence can be disputed. The way the evidence was gathered and interpreted is under dispute, with two sides coming to opposing conclusions.
And you just brush it off because they didn't do a bunch of experimental gassings which you know very well will never be done.
There are good and obvious reasons for stating that experimentation is needed, to make the conclusion more reliable. There are ways to at least attempt to replicate a Leichenkeller, without using people, to get more meaningful results, but it would be a controversial and again, disputed action. If the experiments favoured Markiewicz and Green, all revisionists would come up with reasons to dispute it, so we would be back at square one.
If there were blue stains all over LK1, you would be trumpeting that non-stop. Because it would be evidence for Zyklon usage in that room. Lack of Prussian blue is evidence against your thesis. Is it possible Zyklon was used regularly in these chambers and, for some reason, the expected evidence (Prussian blue) did not form? Under certain conditions it is imaginable. That's all you can argue.
Correct. I think that the argument that; washing, painting, repeated limited exposure for homicidal gassings compared to much longer exposure for the delousing chambers and the destruction and exposure of the Leichenkellers, explains the lack of residue. But I am not a chemist and do not assert, as others do, that the chemistry leading to that conclusion is correct.
The reasons why I think Markiewicz and Green are correct, is because of the evidence of homicidal gas chambers in operation, versus revisionist multiple theories about the use of that space, none of which can be evidenced. Then, logically, if you cannot work out how something happened, but it is evidenced to have happened, it still happened. To argue against that, is logically flawed. The chemistry may not be on my side, but evidence and logic is.