bombsaway wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 6:02 am
This is your strongest witness that contradicts the narrative majorly? OK. I think that says something.
Lol, the gall of you to even say this. You don't have a single witness who agrees with your conception of the gas chambers but still you try to shift the burden.
If you really want to discuss more witnesses you should post them yourself and show how they agree with you. Failing that, the contradictory witnesses you've already been shown in this thread are well in excess of what is called for.
bombsaway wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 6:02 am
The pattern which you're not addressing is that the "strong witnesses" (ones that claim firsthand experience, close proximity, repeated exposure) have a different story than the ones who are weaker. This is precisely the discrepancy I've been talking about and which you have not addressed.
We've already gone back and forth on this. Your position is akin to saying that witnesses to UFOs and witches are stronger the more they talk about grey aliens and apparations. There is no rebuttal to this.
bombsaway wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 6:02 am
Just like I speculated about the Kula columns functions given the incomplete evidence, I'm asking you to speculate about how these stories came about in the way they did.
This could be the subject of a new thread if you're really interested. I don't find any difficulty in speculating, but it won't be productive to the larger debate.
bombsaway wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 6:02 am
You add "gas bombs" to your list, but that is actually a pretty solid proof of the witnesses not being independent. It would be difficult to confuse throwing a bomb with pouring Zyklon granules out of a can. This false detail could not have been corroborated by many witnesses (some named above) without some form of cross pollination.
You talk about witness independence as if it's something we don't know about or aren't taking into account.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyewitness_testimony Mainstream sources say that this is very common with witness evidence, and a reason why witness evidence is unreliable, less accurate. I would this actually explains a lot of the inaccuracies in testimonies that revisionists like to cherry pick as proof of a conspiracy or liars. If the contention is merely that witness evidence is unreliable, I agree.
Okay, so they weren't independent? You agree that witnesses copied each others' homework with the gas bombs?
bombsaway wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 6:02 am
And yet the SK, those who worked in the crematoria area, not in separate districts of the camp, were much more consistent on the major details, such as zyklon being poured in through holes and columns. You aren't explaining
why.
You haven't demonstrated that consistency in this thread. Again, here is a link to where Germar Rudolf did the work of listing out in a digestible format how the witnesses claimed gas was introduced:
https://holocaustencyclopedia.com/techn ... n-devices/
He even did us the courtesy of listing which were direct witnesses and which were hearsay. If the pattern of consistency is there, it's not a strong or obvious one.
If you feel that the SK were particuarly consistent, despite your not being willing to demonstrate it, fine, but that still would only point back to collaboration or cross pollination. This isn't difficult to wrap your mind around, and I shouldn't have to keep explaining it.
bombsaway wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 6:07 am
Not even true, this from Aug 1944 according to Mattogno:
“After the examination, the people are led to an underground room – a dressing room resembling one in a public bath. Once undressed, the people go to
the next room – a [shower] bath which has faucets and shower [heads], but
never any water. This room has 4 (four) lattice columns leading to the roof of
the building. After the ‘bath’ has been filled to capacity with people (who
stand very close to each other), the doors are hermetically closed. Through the
apertures on the top of the columns, some powdery substance is poured in, a
substance which emits a toxic gas, so the people begin to asphyxiate. The suffocation process lasts 10-15 minutes.”
That's a good example counter to my point, but I take from this that this is the only example you can find. Practically every wartime report that I've read, where they made any mention of the method of gassing, described it wrongly as gas from shower heads or air ducts or bombs or other creations. These from 1942 on.
So again I pose the question. Contemporary accounts are usually assigned higher credibility than those made years after the fact. These accounts, even if they are hearsay, could only have originated from eyewitnesses to the gas chambers, i.e. the very SK you champion. If there really was a wireframe gassing device in the two biggest crematoria, why did it take until August 1944 for anyone to say so? What makes the later wireframe gassing theory more credible than the earlier multitude of accounts that gas was emitted through pipes and shower heads?
The above is a common sense approach. I don't expect you to answer.
bombsaway wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2026 6:07 am
The FG report is from 1943 and mentions the columns, there's probably other contemporaneous mentions.
I'm surprised you would cite Eric Lipmann's report. It doesn't even have a date, much less one in 1943, and the language it uses is a perfect example of what one would write if one were forging a document to incriminate someone.