Dogsmilk wrote:
Look sparky... for f*cks sake...pretty f*cking obvious...For God's sake...study the f*cking subject...What the f*ck...
For God's sake...Jesus... For crying out loud...
Climate of fear Dogsmilk?
http://www.nineeleven.co.uk/board/viewt ... e06857cd4f
BTW you do
seem to be ignoring me in that thread, having said that you were not.
Look sparky, you go rewriting German all you like and totally ignore the resulting incoherence if it makes you happy. I mean, for f*cks sake,
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It is plainly, manifestly deceptive. Yes I did miss that statement, focussing as I was on the blatant lies no-one can fail to notice. Since you mention it though, 5 1/2 minutes of 3 hours? 3.1% ? Mmmm....
So you have trouble following what they're saying and it's some kind of "deception"? I wasn't deceived and neither was Bushwacker because it's pretty f*cking obvious what they mean.
To me "uproot" with "evacuate" is more coherent than "exterminate" with "evacuate", but maybe that's just me.
I wasn't deceived, I noticed the attempt to deceive. I was pointing out that they say one thing in the title: "The Complete Text of the Poznan Speech" and backtrack in the first sentence. I didn't have any trouble spotting that, nor that they say "What you are hearing" when you're reading.
It's a bit like getting a junk mail through the post embazoned with "You have won £100,000!" and then opening it to see that you haven't. It's a lie.
Do you really, really think you (and HHP) want three hours of Himmler speaking with the interesting five minutes stuck somewhere in the middle????
I don't like being lied to so blatantly. It makes me suspicious. And given your stated views on the importance of rigorous academic scholarship, I find it surprising that you brush this aside so lightly. They call themselves the "Holocaust History Project" after all. If a revisionist did the same thing I expect you'd be all over it and questioning their credibility. And
if one accepts the speech as genuine (which I don't, because I have
no way of knowing), it would surely be useful to be able to read the whole speech. That the supposed "interesting five minutes" are only 3.1% of the supposed speech raises obvious questions to the curious reader. Further, why
don't they give us an mp3 of the whole speech? Or the complete text if they're short of money for hosting? (lol).
BTW I haven't watched the movie yet as I don't have Quicktime installed at present, but it will be interesting to see what visuals they lay it over.
For God's sake, they even tell you how you can get a copy of the whole thing if you're that bothered.
I imagine I could get a copy of the complete document supposedly implicating George Galloway that the Telegraph conveniently found in Baghdad if I tried hard enough. I do have a complete copy of the "Dodgy Dossier". I imagine I could see with my own eyes the actual copy of The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion deposited in the British Museum in 1906. Would that impress you? I think not. Proves exactly nothing. Same for audio recordings.
There is nothing deceptive whatsoever. You have simply ignored everything else but the fact you can't get your head round the concept of there being a five minute excerpt from a three hour speech and deciding it's some kind of deception. What blatant lies?
The title of the page is a blatant lie, as the first sentence confirms. Saying "What you are hearing", when you are reading, is a blatant lie. Saying it has not been edited is an
assertion, just as Irving
asserts that the text is doctored.
So, I can only assume that the answer to my question is "none at all".
Assume away. you'd be wrong, except I don't really think in terms of "conspiracies" more in terms of things that don't stack up for me.
That looks a little defensive, as though you have realised the implications of the questions I have asked you. But if you prefer, please tell us what official truths "don't stack up" for you, (other than 911) starting with the one that least "stacks up", and please provide links to your relevant posts. I know you're "lazy", but it wouldn't take more than 2-3 minutes.
Well with all these "euphemisms" and so much "coded speech", there would seem to be plenty of room for different interpretation. "Sending them to the East" apparently doesn't obviously mean send them to the er, East. Who holds the key to this mysterious code?
Splash out, buy some key texts, and study the f*cking subject.
One person's "key text" is another's "bullsh*t propaganda" as you well know. I've been studying it for a while now, and the more I do, the less it "stacks up". To paraphrase one of your own posts, perhaps you just
need official truth to be sacrosanct to make your belief system work.
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From "Hoax or Holocaust", Jurgen Graf:
There are no original texts of the speeches. Himmler is allegedly supposed to have
had the text of these (and other) speeches written down later with a typewriter -- for
whom? For posterity? To ensure that posterity would finally possess unequivocal
proof of a Holocaust? As noted by the British historian David Irving, the critical
passages, i.e., the passages which "prove the Holocaust", were inserted later, as may
be seen from the different indentations on the pages concerned (25).
See - there we go - this is exactly why HHP are keen to point out the recording has not been edited.
Or, why Jurgen Graf is so keen to point out that the critical passages were inserted later.
On one hand you're saying the speech is perfectly innocent, on the other it's a fake. Typical denier logic.
As you have done so many times, you misrepresent what I said. I never said I accepted it as genuine, let alone innocent. I simply showed that Graf says that Irving says the
critical passages were inserted later. Typical holocaustian tactics.
On one hand there's no evidence for the Holocaust, on the other incredulousness that such evidence exists - despite the fact it's - er - totally innocent. Typical denier logic.
On the one hand there's precious little evidence (other than frequently manifestly false witness statements, confessions extracted under torture and duress, victor's official history, and "re-constructed" "gas chambers"), on the other complete credulousness when it comes to "official truth". Typical holocaustian dogmatism.
Just chucking out assertions with no concern whatsoever as to whether they're consistent with one another
I did no such thing.
because truth is simply not your concern.
It most certainly is
You're learning this Holocaust denial malarky fast, I'll give you that.
You've had lifelong exposure to this holocaustian malarky, I'll give you that. Same as me. Same as all of us.
Actually that was a perfectly genuine compliment.
It would be churlish not to take that at face value, so er, thanks. But it'd be much easier if you show how nice you are by being less rude, patronising, sarcastic, misrepresenting, ad-hom'ing etc.
I've always kinda liked Rodin, despite his messed up views, because he constructed his own arguments based on 'evidence' and I think that's actually debating rather than just posting something and saying "read that" and pretending you're making a case.
Messed up views. lmfao. Not "politically correct" maybe, but the better for that in my view. It's ridiculous to criticise people for posting others work, particularly when you do so frequently yourself. They may agree with it, not agree, or be saying "look, here's something I found convincing or interesting or relevant".
But "part of your strategy" What the f*ck is that supposed to mean?
I'll hold on that for now, at least until I've read more of your posts, and learned what "doesn't stack up" for you.
Can you actually have a conversation without trying to read something into everything anyone says???
Generally yes, of course. Depends who they are, whether I trust them, and my experience of dealing with them.
No wonder you can't follow HHP's website -you're probably too busy trying to deduce the malign subtext 'they' put there just for you.
I can follow it fine thanks, I just don't take it as gospel.
snip hand wringing and wailing.
You know why I asked you why you keep saying Chutzpah.
I can take a guess.
Didn't work though.
I will continue to use whatever words I choose, those I think appropriate. However, if you are able to tell me of any other word, in any language, which conveys the same idea, I'll think about using that as well.
I haven't read the ICRC report so don't know much about it. I realise you find them 'suspicious' on the grounds they're international - you presumably would prefer the Nationalist Isolationist Red Cross
I think it's a shame that any such organisation is needed, and that the wars which justified it's formation were fomented by "internationalists", "globalists", "international bankers" et al and etcetera.
To frame opposition to internationalism as isolationism is pure tosh.
- if it's happening abroad, that's their problem!
I have
at least as much compassion for my fellow human beings as you, and your attempt to suggest otherwise is feeble. However, "international aid" is merely aid for internationalism, and "international development" is merely development of internationalism. Problems abroad are frequently caused to justify our intervention. "International" aid is never to help the victims, and frequently is to their direct detriment. It is always given in the interests of the elites who decide to give it. It serves mainly to enslave the recipient in debt, create dependency, destroy traditional non monetary cultures, make bankers even richer, prop up the dictators who are their local enforcers, guarantee contracts for donor country or international corporations, provide globalist "consultancy", propagandise for globalism, etc.
If there is any left, they spend it on making pop videos about how great water privatisation is.
If you don't agree with the above, try this: How naive do you have to be to believe that our government could care less about the welfare of ordinary Africans, for example, when they hold us in such contempt?
On the ICRC report:
You originally said the same thing... - Yet the article in question says... -Which is simply not saying what you're saying it does.
I said that I had read that: the report does not mention gas chambers.
I said that I searched <red cross no mention gas chambers> and first hit was the 100% affirmer:
http://www.nizkor.org/ftp.cgi/people/l/ ... py?people/ l/lipstadt.deborah//citations/red-cross.report
I said that the page there shifts the issue to whether the report
denied the existence of gas chambers.
I said that I was left with the impression that the Red Cross report makes no mention of gas chambers.
I said that this (if correct) is suspicious.
Which do you dispute?
Look Simon, if you seriously think I am going to get into some debate about whether the Internationalf*ckingJew was some sort of accurate reflection of da jooos you are seriously dreaming.
Well you said...
I'd personally say Churchill vastly exaggerates the role of Jews in Bolshevism...
...and I offered evidence to the contrary. You could have challenged the evidence, offered evidence to support your position, or justified your claim to know more about it than Churchill, contemporary writers cited, or indeed Henry Ford. But instead, you chose to have a hissy fit.
What next? the Rabbi's speech?! Houston Stewart Chamberlain? the eternal Jew?
Never heard of any of them, but will try to read up.
I have better things to do than kick around the 911 Nazi fun palace.
It's interesting that you try to smear me with that, when you yourself could fairly be described as a "Nazi" of sorts, if one takes what you have said elsewhere as true. You are opposed to one world governmnet, and are politically on the left. To that extent, you are a nationalist, and a socialist, and therefore a "national socialist". Of sorts.
And therefore a "Nazi" and therefore want to kill all the jews? Manifestly not. That would be absurd. As to whether "the" Nazis did, the more I "study the f*cking subject", the more I doubt it.
It's Ian Neal I really feel for.
Really? Why?
Re your sig comparing "deniers" to flat earthers: It's a laughably inappropriate comparison, I'd be embarrassed. The writer certainly has plenty of "Chutzpah" to conflate the hard sciences with history and consensus reality. Nevertheless, at one time the following questions were seriously debated: Will we ever be able to build a ship with sufficient range, stock and and crew it such that we could sail to the edge of the world? Would it fall off? Would the benefits justify the risk?