- 08 Mar 2013 15:06
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Before we get into this, I want to make it PERFECTLY CLEAR that my purpose here is NOT to deny the Holocaust, as I am well aware of the truth of this ugly blot on human history.
But my wife's been reading a book lately, which she discusses with me, and it's brought to light a number of questions I need answering in a satisfactory manner. In other words...
"To ask such questions makes you (Buzz62) a filthy Nazi pig!"
Would not classify as a satisfactory answer. Let's PLEASE try hard to discuss this honestly.
I really do want to find the truth of these matters.
Here are the Questions:
- Look at the blueprints of Auschwitz. Could 2,000 people really have fit into that "gas chamber"?
- Look at the poor design of the Auschwitz "killing center", first they take their clothes off, then walk through a narrow isle into the "gas chamber", then they die. So after that they have to be cremated. The ovens are on the second story. They have to take the dead bodies up on an elevator (slow process). Then they cremate them, which takes a very, very long time. Consider that Auschwitz wasn't functioning for very long.
- According to "eyewitnesses" there were only 4 Germans monitoring the process and about 100 Jews doing the dirty work. There were 2,000 people about to be killed and thousands more in the living quarters. The "death center" wasn't fenced around, it was open and in direct sight of people in the living quarters. Don't you think they would have rebelled against 4 puny guards?
- According to "eyewitnesses" 90% of Jews coming from being captured in cities were directly sent to the "gas chambers" . So, they weren't starving, they had just been out on the streets living life and may actually have been strong. They could have easily rebelled.
- If they were going to kill them, why would Germans make living quarters? Why would Himmler order that more living quarters be built? Why wouldn't they just fill up the place with "gas chambers" so they could kill more people quicker? Why would they make a soccer field for people they were going to kill? Why were they trying to negotiate with Great Britain to make a Jewish Homeland in Palestine? Why would they try to make a Jewish homeland in Madagascar?
NOTE: These questions taken verbatim from: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120812214002AA7rKli
AGAIN...I truly want to discuss and find reasonable answers to these questions.
But I have a sinking feeling that there will be some who cannot resist trashing this thread with insults and crapolla...
Thus..."let the feathers fly"...
But my wife's been reading a book lately, which she discusses with me, and it's brought to light a number of questions I need answering in a satisfactory manner. In other words...
"To ask such questions makes you (Buzz62) a filthy Nazi pig!"
Would not classify as a satisfactory answer. Let's PLEASE try hard to discuss this honestly.
I really do want to find the truth of these matters.
Here are the Questions:
- Look at the blueprints of Auschwitz. Could 2,000 people really have fit into that "gas chamber"?
- Look at the poor design of the Auschwitz "killing center", first they take their clothes off, then walk through a narrow isle into the "gas chamber", then they die. So after that they have to be cremated. The ovens are on the second story. They have to take the dead bodies up on an elevator (slow process). Then they cremate them, which takes a very, very long time. Consider that Auschwitz wasn't functioning for very long.
- According to "eyewitnesses" there were only 4 Germans monitoring the process and about 100 Jews doing the dirty work. There were 2,000 people about to be killed and thousands more in the living quarters. The "death center" wasn't fenced around, it was open and in direct sight of people in the living quarters. Don't you think they would have rebelled against 4 puny guards?
- According to "eyewitnesses" 90% of Jews coming from being captured in cities were directly sent to the "gas chambers" . So, they weren't starving, they had just been out on the streets living life and may actually have been strong. They could have easily rebelled.
- If they were going to kill them, why would Germans make living quarters? Why would Himmler order that more living quarters be built? Why wouldn't they just fill up the place with "gas chambers" so they could kill more people quicker? Why would they make a soccer field for people they were going to kill? Why were they trying to negotiate with Great Britain to make a Jewish Homeland in Palestine? Why would they try to make a Jewish homeland in Madagascar?
NOTE: These questions taken verbatim from: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120812214002AA7rKli
AGAIN...I truly want to discuss and find reasonable answers to these questions.
But I have a sinking feeling that there will be some who cannot resist trashing this thread with insults and crapolla...
Thus..."let the feathers fly"...