1 Nov 2023 9:51 pm
They had a process set up. 6 meat packing plants can process millions of cows per year. Industrialized mass murder. It's plausible. It matches the number of missing jews. All those genealogists can't be in on a cover up.Cannonpointer » 01 Nov 2023, 9:39 pm » wrote: ↑ Sure they do, Pookie Bear. Sure they do.
There are six alleged death camps. They are:These camps operated for a combined total of 116 months. That is 9 years and 8 months of camp time. This assumes that every camp, in every case, began on the first day of the month in the month they started, and ended on the last day of the month on the month they ended. Which is ridiculous - but let's not quibble
- Chelmno (Dec 1941 – Jul 1944).
- Balzec (Mar 1942 – Jun 1943).
- Sobibor (May 1942 – Nov 1943).
- Treblinka (Jul 1942 – Sep 1943).
- Majdanek (Oct 1942 – Jul 1944).
- Auschwitz-Birkenau (Feb 1942 – Nov 1944).
So in nine years and eight months of camp time (5,084,175 minutes), to kill six million jews - and this is ONLY COUNTING THE JEWS, leaving out the poles and russians, - the germans had to kill more than a jew per minute AND DISPOSE OF THE CORPSE. Again, this leaves out a whole bunch of issues. Several of the camps named had no crematoria. There were allegedly equal numbers of russians and poles exterminated. The ash from that many cremations would likely create havoc on the environment, making the germans themselves quite ill.
Do you have any theories how the germans managed the LOGISTICS of this alleged genocide? How many people do you suppose it might have taken to kill and dispose of more than one jew per minute, running shift work 24/7/365?