I do have a modicum of patience for you, Tiger, and that is because everyone has the right to an opinion, but, sadly, you have now descended into the realms of the ridiculous. The diving boards were added for recreational purposes, and I do not refute that fact, but the smaller camps had similar pools installed for the purpose of fire-fighting. Auschwitz was a larger camp and, therefore, had a larger pool. You are obviously well-versed in the compelling fiction of David Irving, but that is all it is - fiction.
A rather irrational and one might say illogical response to someone who has stated that he is relieved that not as many people were murdered as first feared. Care to elaborate? Does not compute with my rational thinking.
Did you know that a number of buildings were destroyed by the SS in an attempt to cover their crimes? These buildings were later rebuilt by Polish workmen, and to the exact specifications of the remaining chambers, which, by the way, were fitted with the openings you mention.
Everything which leans to the existence of the holocaust is so ridiculous and so far-fetched it can only live in the realms of fiction.
The same building had no roof openings in arial photos taken by allied aircraft before liberation, so why add them after the war?
I love a bit of sacred cow killing - but it's very hard to take this one on when the only people arguing for it quite obviously have < 100 IQ.
What has that got to do with telecommunications? Anyway, that kindly woman is clearly helping the one-legged to man stand up - albeit by holding onto his cock and wedging her face into his crack. It's what any decent person would do.
Interesting fact of the day; do you know that there is actual IQ inflation and the test is judged slightly more harshly every few years because humans are getting more intelligent, and in order to keep the number 100 as the mean they need to keep adding more difficult questions. In fact rewinding back, an IQ of 100 in 1914 would judge you just above ******ation today.
