So your position is: the documents existed, then were destroyed. This isn't evidenced. Did Globocnik say, "we destroyed the liquid fuel documents"?
Administration was non-existent in the east and your camp won the war and began a defamation campaign which naturally permits obfuscation (and is evidenced so, in some instances).bombsaway wrote:Also should be noted that far more data would have been generated concerning transportation, housing, supplying, feeding, securing millions of resettled Jews in the Occupied USSR, but this doesn't seem to bother you an iota.
You're deflecting here, it's a fallacy called 'tu quoque'. Resettlement evidence or lack thereof has nothing to do with your laughable liquid fuel theory. You also lack solid fuel evidence, for that matter.bombsaway wrote:All the problems you point out here apply to your theory as well, to a much greater extent. And you have nothing like the Globocnik letter, it's all just speculative, which is why you're not doing history.
This isn't good, bombsaway.