Israeli-Palestinian conflict (82 Viewers)

Is Hamas a Terrorist Organization?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Should there be a Jewish nation SOMEWHERE in the world?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Should Israel be a country located in the region it is right now?

  • Yes

  • No


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BlanquiNegro

Senior Member
Mar 28, 2006
949
Look, mate,

I gave you the evidence used in the Nuremberg trials. I kindly ask you to give me some counterevidence. You have to prove that those documents are false. You have to prove that the videos are not real and that the testimonies are lies.

You have a lot of work to do.
Good that you edited your post
because i do'nt want to see you banned for any reason specially for insulting me

Lets take it like this
Nothing personal
you are free to say whatever you want
but do't forget that i am too

and about the counterevidences
as i told you before its not me whos denying that personally and you know this very well
so when you ask for counterevidences , i think its much easier for you and anyone else to just type "Holocaust denials" and will get everything needed
i really don't have to copy and paste what have been said by the denials

and to tell you the truth i don't believe everything they say just because i hate israel
for example
The Leuchter Report
which i read long time ago but found out latter that it was bullshit

I will tell you one thing
I promise you that i will never talk about the Holocaust again , neither in your thread nor any where else in this forum

i
 

CheSchifo!

Senior Member
Jan 11, 2009
642
Thank you very much
If it is up to me , will never ban you before finishing form that thread
HOLOCAUST

alot of things yet to be said there?

The Testimony of SS General Otto Ohlendorf, Einsatzgruppe D
International Military Tribunal
January 3, 1946



COL. AMEN: So that before you commenced to march into Soviet Russia you received orders at this conference to exterminate the Jews and Communist functionaries in addition to the regular professional work of the Security Police and SD; is that correct?

OHLENDORF: Yes.

Testimony of Rudolf Hoess, Commandant of Auschwitz
[Testimony on Monday, April 15, 1946]
Morning Session


DR. KAUFFMANN: Yes.
[Turning to the witness.] From 1940 to 1943, you were the Commander of the camp at Auschwitz. Is that true?
HOESS: Yes.
DR. KAUFFMANN: And during that time, hundreds of thousands of human beings were sent to their death there. Is that correct?
HOESS: Yes.
DR. KAUTFFMANN: Is it true that you, yourself, have made no exact notes regarding the figures of the number of those victims because you were forbidden to make them?
HOESS: Yes, that is correct.
DR. KAUFFMANN: Is it furthermore correct that exclusively one man by the name of Eichmann had notes about this, the man who had the task of organizing and assembling these people?
HOESS: Yes.
DR. KAUFFMANN: Is it furthermore true that Eichmann stated to you that in Auschwitz a total sum of more than 2 million Jews had been destroyed?
HOESS: Yes.

DR. KAUFFMANN: I ask you, according to your knowledge, did these people know what was in store for them?
HOESS: The majority of them did not, for steps were taken to keep them in doubt about it and suspicion would not arise that they were to go to their death. For instance, all doors and all walls bore inscriptions to the effect that they were going to undergo a delousing operation or take a shower. This was made known in several languages to the internees by other internees who had come in with earlier transports and who were being used as auxiliary crews during the whole action.
DR. KAUFFMANN And then, you told me the other day, that death by gassing set in within a period of 3 to 15 minutes. Is that correct?
HOESS: Yes.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,514
Interesting read to read about Muslim spain, to get a hint of how an Islamic state functions (way more progressive then the the barbaric saudi govt, despite being 1000 years before them...).

Bit funny also how peaceful the jews lived there, thought about it not only because it was interesting historical period, but because you Alen mentionned some day ago about how Jews were deported from Spain (may I add, it was the spanish kingdom that did so) and then went to rest of Europe, and how their journey into Europe began. Bit funny also because religiously and as a people, muslims and jews have had very little issue with eachother in overall despite the issues of the modern times (which is infused too much with religion when its PURELY a political issue), their practical relation throughout history have mainly been cordial.

Compared to Europeans (and hence christians) VERY VERY dark history jews (constant massacres, mass deportations etc), its interesting contrast. Pretty much almost ALL very negative history of the Jews are in the hands of Europeans mainly (Latest one in WWII is too much said as being the fault of the Nazi's, but almost whole of Europe have their hands dirty in that). But now they are "best allies" in the conflict with the "east" (aka muslim world), history is a funny thing (though muslims "issue" with jews got off the ground only a straight forward reason as being given Israel as their land, while Europeans have had WAY more discriminate reasons to treat jews the way they did for millenia).
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
54,026
Interesting read to read about Muslim spain, to get a hint of how an Islamic state functions.

Bit funny also how peaceful the jews lived there, thought about not only because it was interesting historical period, but because you Alen mentionned some day ago about how Jews were deported from Spain to rest of Europe, and how their journey into Europe began. Bit funny also because religiously and as a people, muslims and jews have had very little issue with eachother in overall despite the issues of the modern times (which is infused too much with religion when its PURELY a political issue), their practical relation throughout history have mainly been cordial.

Compared to Europeans (and hence christians) VERY VERY dark history jews (constant massacres, mass deportations etc), its interesting contrast. Pretty much almost ALL very negative history of the Jews are in the hands of Europeans mainly (Latest one in WWII is too much said as being the fault of the Nazi's, but almost whole of Europe have their hands dirty in that). But now they are "best allies" in the conflict with the "east" (aka muslim world), history is a funny thing.
The Muslims almost always accepted the Jews. That's a well known fact.
They even permitted the Jews to return to Palestine for the first time since the 500-year ban given to them by the Romans.
 

CheSchifo!

Senior Member
Jan 11, 2009
642
Say, that website Someone posted says that muslims may be able to drink alcohol in the Hereafter. I thought alcohol was bad, but it isn't?

It also says Allah will do this to me:

They will remain in Hell forever and ever and whenever their skins are thoroughly burnt, Allaah shall replace them with fresh skins so as to taste the Torment of Hell. Added to this, they will never die, nor will they be relieved of the torment.

Allaah Knows best.

Man, I want to be a muslim so bad right now. I'd get to have a beer in paradise!

All joking aside there is one thing that made Islam an interesting religion back in the day: it really is a social guide. Much more so than christianity for example.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,514
The Muslims almost always accepted the Jews. That's a well known fact.
They even permitted the Jews to return to Palestine for the first time since the 500-year ban given to them by the Romans.

Yeah I know, though it should be a more well known fact, in these times when its animosity towards jews, remind them of their millenias long of peaceful relations with them (its shameful to read about the hate today, and read back to peaceful coexistence like it was in most muslim empires back then). Things get so blurred so easily when emotions are involved, brings out the irrationality of people. But even if there are intense anti-jew sentiments in muslims nowadays (doubt Someone who would be such a hateful holocaust denier if it wasnt due to the political issue), its mainly a modern concept. Unlike Europeans/christians violent and abusive relation to Jews since the death of Jesus (his death being the core underlining reasons for their intense and consistent anti-semitism,).

Its unfortunate because some (muslim) people dont bother to realise the issue is Zionism, and the political conflict of land, and NOT jews themselves being the issue (they would have hated anyone taking away their land, jews or not). Understandable the two arent seperated, in terms of simple human behaviour, but still unfortunate.
 

BlanquiNegro

Senior Member
Mar 28, 2006
949
Say, that website Someone posted says that muslims may be able to drink alcohol in the Hereafter. I thought alcohol was bad, but it isn't?

It also says Allah will do this to me:

They will remain in Hell forever and ever and whenever their skins are thoroughly burnt, Allaah shall replace them with fresh skins so as to taste the Torment of Hell. Added to this, they will never die, nor will they be relieved of the torment.

Allaah Knows best.

Man, I want to be a muslim so bad right now. I'd get to have a beer in paradise!

All joking aside there is one thing that made Islam an interesting religion back in the day: it really is a social guide. Much more so than christianity for example.
From the same site
About alcohol in Islam:
It is quite clear that drinking alcohol and not fasting in Ramadhaan without an excuse are major grave sins. Anyone who does so claiming it to be lawful or does it out of haughtiness and objection to the ruling of Allaah becomes a disbeliever; otherwise, he is a wrongdoer who exposes himself to great danger.

Allaah Knows best.
 

BlanquiNegro

Senior Member
Mar 28, 2006
949
Yeah I know, though it should be a more well known fact, in these times when its animosity towards jews, remind them of their millenias long of peaceful relations with them (its shameful to read about the hate today, and read back to peaceful coexistence like it was in most muslim empires back then). Things get so blurred so easily when emotions are involved, brings out the irrationality of people. But even if there are intense anti-jew sentiments in muslims nowadays (doubt Someone who would be such a hateful holocaust denier if it wasnt due to the political issue), its mainly a modern concept. Unlike Europeans/christians violent and abusive relation to Jews since the death of Jesus (his death being the core underlining reasons for their intense and consistent anti-semitism,).

Its unfortunate because some (muslim) people dont bother to realise the issue is Zionism, and the political conflict of land, and NOT jews themselves being the issue (they would have hated anyone taking away their land, jews or not). Understandable the two arent seperated, in terms of simple human behaviour, but still unfortunate.

One Q only if u don't mind?
R U Muslim?
 

BlanquiNegro

Senior Member
Mar 28, 2006
949
Is there an Osman who isn't a Muslim? :)


P.S: oh, i forgot that he could be an atheist
Muslim saying that Jesus is dead or got killed or even crossified is not a Muslim
or a Muslim who doesn't know what is Islam
Not only this but its a clue that he never ever read the Holy Quran

P.S:Atheist don't believe in God so automatically don't believe in his prophets
 

CheSchifo!

Senior Member
Jan 11, 2009
642
From what I read Jesus was taken by Allah or something.

That's a euphemism for dying.

I have seen very few people that far away from reality. The stubborn way in which he denies everything he sees on a daily basis is amazing. He's one of those people who could say humans would do fine without oxygen, despite all the evidence that they wouldn't.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,514
Yeah it says he was raised to heaven by God, but oughta mean he died


Btw, bit particular of that whole post, Someone honed in the trivial part of "Jesus's death"?
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
54,026
This is actually very interesting and there is a good chance that Someone digged his own grave with what he said, but i'll give him a chance to explain better.
 

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