gprime said:Well aware of that.
Oh, good! I'd hate to think your own hypocrisy was lost on you.
Call it comperable if you want, because you're opinion is worthless.
And your opinion of my opinion is a weak fart in a high wind.
gprime said:Well aware of that.
Call it comperable if you want, because you're opinion is worthless.
jack said:And Daniel, you've NEVER READ the IBM book (by your own admission) so go blow smoke up someone elses skirt. If you HAVE read the book, I'm ready to debate the finer points. Just say the word. Otherwise, kindly shut the fuck up, because you're not just a hater, you're a lazy hater.
jack said:Many statements, and you know it's not a moral high ground I'm seeking at all. The book proves not only that the Holocaust occurred just like the "zionist conspiracy" says it did, but it documents it chapter and verse. It's very damning actually. The cards speak for themselves, they show everything, even how many a day were dying in the fake gas chambers and how many were being consumed in the fake ovens when the fake mass graves were filled to overflowing.
All governments gather information about their citizens. The Nazi regime, however, used such information to track political opponents, enforce racial policies, and, ultimately, implement mass murder. As early as 1934, various government bureaus began to compile card catalogs identifying political and racial enemies of the regime, such as Freemasons, Jews, Sinti and Roma (Gypsies), and "genetically diseased" persons. The 1939 census became the basis for a national register of Jews. That year, German census forms for the first time included explicitly racial categories. Jews were identified not only by religious affiliation, but by race as well. Within three years, the completed national register of Jews and some Jewish Mischlinge ("mixed breeds") was to become one of the sources for Nazi deportation lists. Most of those deported perished in the Holocaust.
During the 1930s and 1940s, Hollerith machines were the best data processing devices available. The Nazi regime employed thousands of people in 1933 to 1939 to record national census data onto Hollerith punch cards. The SS used the Hollerith machines during the war to monitor the large numbers of prisoners shipped in and out of concentration camps. The machines were manufactured by DEHOMAG-Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen Gesellschaft or German Hollerith Machine Company, a subsidiary of IBM since 1922.
Hypocrite.
jack said:What does what you posted have to do with the dissection of the data on the cards?
I'm not crowing about shit. I'll wait a week til you get the book, and then we can discuss it together.
Patience will not only prove the true virtue in this case, it will be my pleasure to wait. Equal footing and all that.
You prove these cards wrong, and I'll admit it, but if you can't, I'd kindly ask you to stop dissing the 6 million, ok?
You don't have to believe it, just go post somehwhere where it matters, as opposed to just being troll bait.