Keen wrote: ↑Mon Nov 24, 2025 2:21 pm
That show what?
That show that:
- Cores were actually being drilled
- ...and sampled
- ...and had apparent ash, burnt remains, and lime
- This aligns with what the authors claim in their written reports
These do not prove the DNA of the burnt remains, of course, but the photographs at least increase the probability that a sincere research effort has taken place.
Keen wrote:Well then Callafangers, fill in the blanks for us:
Based on all of the evidence that I know exists,
especially all of the physical evidence uncovered by Yoram Haimi's archaeological excavations ( https://codohforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=19148#p19148 ) and all of the physical evidence that Kola uncovered via core samples (dozens of which contained at least some amount of corpse material - i.e. - "charred human remains and remains in a state of decay") and all of the geophysical data collected (
https://codohforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=18937#p18937 ) - I believe that it can be logically and rationally extrapolated that the following "huge mass graves" contain / contained the following amount of human remains:
"Huge mass grave" #1: ?
"Huge mass grave" #2: ?
"Huge mass grave" #3: ?
"Huge mass grave" #4: ?
"Huge mass grave" #5: ?
"Huge mass grave" #6: ?
"Huge mass grave" #7: ?
"Huge mass grave" #22 (The "Mound of Ashes"): ?
TOTAL: ?
This is just strange behavior, Keen. What's strange about it is that
we fully agree about the mass discrepancy of evidence versus allegations, in terms of scale. You don't seem satisfied with this common ground, though. You are uncomfortable with any concession of possible good faith on the side of any on-site investigation/excavation at alleged 'Holocaust' sites. And again, while I often share the same suspicion, I also prioritize making a convincing argument -- which means being forced to play within the framework set out for us, to a degree.
Is it possible that the miniscule number of corpses you estimate at AR camps is accurate? I think it's possible. But I also think this would necessitate that Kola and his team (and all others who attempted similar excavations) were straight-up lying. While I also think this is entirely possible, I am not convinced it is certain. And with this, I take some of their reports on corpses or corpse material found to be possibly sincere, and adjust my estimates accordingly.
You, on the other hand, do not think this far. You essentially say, "how many humans' worth of photographed corpse remains have been shown to us"?
You're correct this is a very low number, perhaps as low as six, as you've stated many times.
Is my bold, italicized, bright-green concession there enough for you?
Keen wrote:What are you waiting for Callafangers?
What are you so afraid of?
Keen, nobody is afraid of you. This isn't scary; it's strange, uncomfortable, highly-aggressive, unnecessary.
As for a more specific breakdown, here you go (for Sobibor):

- K-Drills.jpg (133.46 KiB) Viewed 219 times
Notice that this does not show an actual number of corpses -- and this is what I mean by a need for
extrapolation. What is absurd is that Kola and team wish us to extrapolate a contiguous surface area and depth/volume (and a consistency of material accounting for hundreds of thousands of corpses) from this. What's less absurd is the belief that core samples were in fact taken and at least roughly reflect the extremely-vague descriptions of material reported in each. Since the samples were reportedly taken in a grid with 5-meter spacing, there is a degree of random sampling at work here, which supports a more widespread pattern.
If we interpret the records of corpse remains as actually being so, this can easily bring us into a reasonable extrapolation of some tens of thousands of total corpses (but likely no more than ~15,000 or so, and
definitely fewer than ~40-50,000, all things considered). It could be even less than ~10,000, depending on how often Kola's team mistook other burnt/charred material for corpse material.
Where you differ from most revisionists (including Mattogno) is that they (and myself) try to be as charitable as possible toward their opponents' view, to show that even within their opponents' own creative framework(s), what they claim cannot hold up.
This is a much more convincing approach than simply shouting "NUH-UHHH" at the top of your lungs, year after year.
I hope you'll take a moment to reflect, someday. You make an intriguing presentation but your lack of tact and overall belligerence is very distracting and counter-productive at times. The goal isn't just to "win" here; it's
to convince.