Ms Sturdy-Colls received her PhD from the University of Birmingham. The university's archaeology departmment has been involved in a lot of work to uncover and unravel the secrets of the pre-historic Stonehenge in southern England. And only last week the BBC broadcast a fascinating documentary about ...

Words are weapons. Select yours with as much care as possible. That's a quote from Janner's Complete Business Letterwriter. Greville Janner is a leading light in the international Zionist movement and the UK's Holocaust Education Trust and he's telling you in black and white how he approaches promo...

Language needs to be measured and extremely well calculated. Phrases such as "slam dunk" should be avoided; no they should be banned on this board.

Which all goes to show how important it is to choose your language extremely carefully and to make it imposssible, well as difficult as possible, for the truth or an opinion to be mis-represented. One of my pet hates is the use of hoax and holohoaxter by many posters on this board. A hoax is a light...

The American government is using the old psyop techniques again. This time the shoes are center stage at the new 9-11 "museum" in NYC.

Having watched a fair few archaeology-based tv programmes over the years I've never seen them tug an item of interest out of the ground in that manner. They are always careful to excavate around the piece.

As I have said before Ms Sturdy-Colls's team's excavation techniques do leave me wondering.

Some interesting photos of German delousing operations on the Eastern Front during World War One.

The similarities to the homicidal narrative of WW2 are remarkable.

The presence or absence of dioxins may be an interesting line of enquiry. [i]"Dioxins have been repeatedly detected in clays from Europe and USA since 1996, with contamination of clay assumed to be the result of ancient forest fires or similar natural events with concentration of the PCDD/F dur...

I'm no forensic archaeologist but to the lay-person's eye Ms Sturdy-Colls's protocols and techniques did seem "questionable". Happily, only the other day, the BBC broadcast a programme in which excavation of a site in search of bone remains was a key feature. Compare and contrast as they s...

Sturdy-Colls was visiting a restored homicidal gas chamber to gain an idea of how the Treblinka version might have looked. The programme's producer/editor decided that a shot of a couple of gas cylinders, followed by shower-heads and pipes complete with connecting pipes and valves would be effective...

The recent Sturdy-Colls tv documentary, about the excavation of Treblinka, shows footage of a restored gas chamber equipped with shower-heads and exposed pipes, to very strongly imply that these were part of the gassing infrastructure.

There was a surprising lack of pre-publicity for this programme. I'd venture that the backers realized that the evidence was extremely underwhelming.

Presentation is important - Jewish culture has spent the better part of two thousand years honing the art of putting forward a persuasive case - so I do wish that contributors would desist from using words such as crap, junk and holohoax. To a third party these immediately detract from the validity ...

Thanks to shows such as CSI the general public is very familiar with the concept of forensic science solving crimes via tiny traces of evidence. In fact Hollywood has been so successful in creating a CSI myth many law enforcement and prosecuting professionals despair at the widespread-held belief th...

The United States' Department of Agriculture publishes guidance on procedures for the incineration of livestock carcasses and very helpfully provides information about how much fuel will be needed. http://www.aphis.usda.gov/emergency_response/tools/on-site/htdocs/images/nahems_disposal.pdf Go to pag...