Not the Holocaust in Space!?

[comrade seinfeld]

I refer readers to http://www.factsofisrael.com/load.php?p ... 00510.html , where the forthcoming space shuttle trip of Ilan Ramon, who is said to be the first Israeli astronaut, is reported. According to the story Ramon is going to take into space with him a memento of the Holocaust in the form of a drawing by a Czech Jewish boy called Petr Ginz, who is said to have been killed in Auschwitz. Also Ramon claims that his grandfather and other relatives were killed in the so-called death camps.

Now if it was possible for revisionists to establish the truth of these claims, and if it was found to be the case that they were not actually killed, but died from other causes, then it is probably the case that the newspapers would be interested, since they thrive on sensationalism. As I understand it there were Death books kept by the Nazis concerning who died at Auschwitz, so perhaps there is the name of this Ginz boy and other relatives mentioned there. Of course, I realise that it would be very hard for revisionists to have access to such information, but if it was possible to do so, and the information was favourable to the revisionist cause, then it would be quite a coup.

[Hannover]

I suggest you see this thread which begins here:
http://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?t=120

It seems that the liars do not want Revisionists to gain access to critical records...because they know we'll uncover even more of their lies.

It's one thing to say:

..Czech Jewish boy called Petr Ginz, who is said to have been killed in Auschwitz. Also Ramon claims that his grandfather and other relatives were killed in the so-called death camps.

and quite another to prove it, or even offer credible evidence for such accusations. The quote is simply a microcosm of the 'holocau$t' as alleged. The perverse wishful thinking never stops, and don't dare question it or the judeo-supremacists will vent their fury.

By the way, it's the responsibility of the accusers to prove their allegations. That's the way real, honest legalities work.

- Hannover

[Paul der Cherusker]

The picture didn't bring him much luck did it?