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Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
For me Treblinka is the bad boy of the holocaust, not Auschwitz, which though very interesting to see is really just a poster boy of the cause and easily debunked etc.
Hence I am planning or at least thinking of a short trip to Warsaw and Treblinka. Getting there is easy, plenty of cheap flights from UK. Then into a hotel, hire a car and spend a couple of days mooching about.
My to do list is Treblinka 1 and 2, up and down the railway line, Malkinia Station and to get a general feel for the place, the area (size) and the like. Obviously I want to do this under my own steam so as not to fall victim to zionist manipulation.
Has anyone here done this trip and can anyone offer any advice please?
Hence I am planning or at least thinking of a short trip to Warsaw and Treblinka. Getting there is easy, plenty of cheap flights from UK. Then into a hotel, hire a car and spend a couple of days mooching about.
My to do list is Treblinka 1 and 2, up and down the railway line, Malkinia Station and to get a general feel for the place, the area (size) and the like. Obviously I want to do this under my own steam so as not to fall victim to zionist manipulation.
Has anyone here done this trip and can anyone offer any advice please?
'Of the four million Jews under Nazi control in WW2, six million died and alas only five million survived.'
'We don't need evidence, we have survivors' - israeli politician
'We don't need evidence, we have survivors' - israeli politician
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
borjastick wrote:For me Treblinka is the bad boy of the holocaust, not Auschwitz, which though very interesting to see is really just a poster boy of the cause and easily debunked etc.
Hence I am planning or at least thinking of a short trip to Warsaw and Treblinka. Getting there is easy, plenty of cheap flights from UK. Then into a hotel, hire a car and spend a couple of days mooching about.
My to do list is Treblinka 1 and 2, up and down the railway line, Malkinia Station and to get a general feel for the place, the area (size) and the like. Obviously I want to do this under my own steam so as not to fall victim to zionist manipulation.
Has anyone here done this trip and can anyone offer any advice please?
Take a shovel & a video camera and show the world the remains of 900,000 Jews that are supposedly buried there.
End Revisionism in it's tracks.
But wait, you'd be arrested when the alleged massive remains are shown to be a lie.
The tide is turning.
- Hannover
We're talking about an alleged '6M Jews & 5M others' ... 11,000,000.
There is not a single verifiable excavated enormous mass grave with contents actually SHOWN, not just claimed, (recall the claim of 900,000 buried at Treblinka, 1,250,000 at Auschwitz, or 250,000 at Sobibor, 34,000 at Babi Yar) even though Jews claim they still exist and claim to know exactly where these alleged enormous mass graves are.
If it can't happen as alleged, then it didn't.
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Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
Hannover wrote:borjastick wrote:For me Treblinka is the bad boy of the holocaust, not Auschwitz, which though very interesting to see is really just a poster boy of the cause and easily debunked etc.
Hence I am planning or at least thinking of a short trip to Warsaw and Treblinka. Getting there is easy, plenty of cheap flights from UK. Then into a hotel, hire a car and spend a couple of days mooching about.
My to do list is Treblinka 1 and 2, up and down the railway line, Malkinia Station and to get a general feel for the place, the area (size) and the like. Obviously I want to do this under my own steam so as not to fall victim to zionist manipulation.
Has anyone here done this trip and can anyone offer any advice please?
Take a shovel & a video camera and show the world the remains of 900,000 Jews that are supposedly buried there.
End Revisionism in it's tracks.
But wait, you'd be arrested when the alleged massive remains are shown to be a lie.
The tide is turning.
- Hannover
We're talking about an alleged '6M Jews & 5M others' ... 11,000,000.
There is not a single verifiable excavated enormous mass grave with contents actually SHOWN, not just claimed, (recall the claim of 900,000 buried at Treblinka, 1,250,000 at Auschwitz, or 250,000 at Sobibor, 34,000 at Babi Yar) even though Jews claim they still exist and claim to know exactly where these alleged enormous mass graves are.
Yes I do wonder how long it would take for security to show up if I appeared with a shovel and started digging. I'd end up in a Polish jail that's for sure.
'Of the four million Jews under Nazi control in WW2, six million died and alas only five million survived.'
'We don't need evidence, we have survivors' - israeli politician
'We don't need evidence, we have survivors' - israeli politician
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
Go to the David Irving web site at http://www.fpp.co.uk.
He conducts a concentration camp tour each year (I think the Wolf's Liar) is included. I've never been on the trip with him but people who have been rave about his camp knowledge base and willingness to share info.
He is the expert on travel to the camps. Just address an email to him through the site.
Hope this is helpful. Let me know if this helps.
He conducts a concentration camp tour each year (I think the Wolf's Liar) is included. I've never been on the trip with him but people who have been rave about his camp knowledge base and willingness to share info.
He is the expert on travel to the camps. Just address an email to him through the site.
Hope this is helpful. Let me know if this helps.
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
But then any shovel guys would find it difficult to actually dig because Jews try to prevent the truth from being found out any way they can.
i.e.:
'Sites Where Excavations Are Physically Obstructed, Blocked"
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9171
Treblinka:


The utterly debunked, fraudulent 'archaeologist', Sturdy-Colls, completely avoided excavating the very areas at Treblinka where it's claimed that 900,000 Jews are at rest. Those areas have been covered over preventing any excavations, which is the point of the obstructions. She did do some LIDAR work which blew up in her face and revealed nothing.
ex.:

Chief Rabbi of Poland refuses archaeological exhumation of alleged mass graves at Treblinka

- Hannover
This is too easy.
i.e.:
'Sites Where Excavations Are Physically Obstructed, Blocked"
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9171
Treblinka:


The utterly debunked, fraudulent 'archaeologist', Sturdy-Colls, completely avoided excavating the very areas at Treblinka where it's claimed that 900,000 Jews are at rest. Those areas have been covered over preventing any excavations, which is the point of the obstructions. She did do some LIDAR work which blew up in her face and revealed nothing.
ex.:

Chief Rabbi of Poland refuses archaeological exhumation of alleged mass graves at Treblinka

- Hannover
This is too easy.
If it can't happen as alleged, then it didn't.
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
berkley12 wrote:Go to the David Irving web site at http://www.fpp.co.uk.
He conducts a concentration camp tour each year (I think the Wolf's Liar) is included. I've never been on the trip with him but people who have been rave about his camp knowledge base and willingness to share info.
He is the expert on travel to the camps. Just address an email to him through the site.
Hope this is helpful. Let me know if this helps.
Wrong. Irving is no "expert".
He's also not a 'holocaust' Revisionist. He has stated repeatedly that he has not researched & written about the so called 'holocaust'.
He cannot show us the 900,000 Jews supposedly buried at Treblinka.
Can you, 'Berkeley12 '?
So, tell us why you think he's an "expert"?
- Hannover
Auschwitz World Tour, coming to a city near you.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11517
"Seriously?
What other claimed 'historical fact' requires such laughable efforts to prove itself?"
If it can't happen as alleged, then it didn't.
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?

Forget about the shovel.
Take a couple of sticks of Dynamite.
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Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
Hannover wrote:
The small holes visible on the bottom of the marked area reminds me of the dug holes by graverobbers mentioned in the 1945 report from the poles. I wonder if you would find with modern technology anything the robbers didn't see like jewelry, coins and other small pieces.
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
Revisionist wrote:Hannover wrote:
The small holes visible on the bottom of the marked area reminds me of the dug holes by graverobbers mentioned in the 1945 report from the poles. I wonder if you would find with modern technology anything the robbers didn't see like jewelry, coins and other small pieces.
Please give us a citation & quotes for & from "the 1945 report from the poles" concerning the alleged grave robbers.
I find that claim questionable. Anyway, let's see the goods.
Thanks, Hannover
The Los Angeles Coliseum holds ca 90,000. But, according to Jews, 900,000 Jews were allegedly murdered & buried at Treblinka, which would necessarily have left unimaginable amounts of human remains. In fact, Jews claim those remains still exist. That claim equals 10 times the Los Angeles Coliseum capacity shown here:
So where are the necessary human remains?
If it can't happen as alleged, then it didn't.
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
I once cornered an exterminationist (knows the truth but deliberate liar variety) with the LIDAR imagery demonstrably debunking the myth of hundreds of thousands of Jew's being buried there (before being allegedly dug back up again)..
His response- one of the several turd polishes the establishment adopts...
Quote "New research indicates that the camp may have been much larger now than previously thought"
I responded- Quote "So when you finally make up your mind on where the Jew's were buried- you will of course let us dig or run the LIDAR over this new spot again- won't you?"
How anybody can believe in Treblinka/Reinhardt is beyond me- demonstrably the most insane part of the whole story- which is ridiculous at any rate.
His response- one of the several turd polishes the establishment adopts...
Quote "New research indicates that the camp may have been much larger now than previously thought"

I responded- Quote "So when you finally make up your mind on where the Jew's were buried- you will of course let us dig or run the LIDAR over this new spot again- won't you?"

How anybody can believe in Treblinka/Reinhardt is beyond me- demonstrably the most insane part of the whole story- which is ridiculous at any rate.
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
So you distinguish between misguided believer and deliberate liar, when it comes to exterminationists.
I wonder about this, too. Most Holocaust believers seem to fall in the first category, but I also get those others.
Commonly they have a bit more knowledge on the subject than the average. But when pointed out the contradictions, problems and obvious fabrications within the story, which ought to be obvious to them as well, they remain adamant. An honest person would at least admit that there is a problem with a story and be open to decide wherever the evidence leads, but they stick to the Holocaust Dogma.
So you are right, there are different types. But I'd say there is the gullible, there is the perplexed, but resisting and those that should actually know, but are ready to go against the evidence, since it suits their agenda.
I wonder about this, too. Most Holocaust believers seem to fall in the first category, but I also get those others.
Commonly they have a bit more knowledge on the subject than the average. But when pointed out the contradictions, problems and obvious fabrications within the story, which ought to be obvious to them as well, they remain adamant. An honest person would at least admit that there is a problem with a story and be open to decide wherever the evidence leads, but they stick to the Holocaust Dogma.
So you are right, there are different types. But I'd say there is the gullible, there is the perplexed, but resisting and those that should actually know, but are ready to go against the evidence, since it suits their agenda.
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
Hektor wrote:So you distinguish between misguided believer and deliberate liar, when it comes to exterminationists.
I wonder about this, too. Most Holocaust believers seem to fall in the first category, but I also get those others.
Commonly they have a bit more knowledge on the subject than the average. But when pointed out the contradictions, problems and obvious fabrications within the story, which ought to be obvious to them as well, they remain adamant. An honest person would at least admit that there is a problem with a story and be open to decide wherever the evidence leads, but they stick to the Holocaust Dogma.
So you are right, there are different types. But I'd say there is the gullible, there is the perplexed, but resisting and those that should actually know, but are ready to go against the evidence, since it suits their agenda.
RE: Believers- even these kinds can be almost as dogmatic as the liars are in my experience.
I think the pack mentality is strong, the ethnogenetic pull, and the nationalistic pull and the winners pull and the moral highground one also.
I think that Adolf Hitlers summary of the "Big Lie" hit the nail on the head in fact... PArticularly...
""They will still doubt and waver and continue to think that there must be some other explanation- even when the facts which prove it to be so can be brought clearly before their minds...
For the grossly impudent lie always leaves traces behind it- even after it has been nailed down."
That is exactly what I have found Hektor.
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Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
Anyway, back to the subject in hand.
I am now planning this trip and have sorted costs for flights, car hire and hotels etc. So this seems to be a must do.
If there is anything anyone would specifically like me to look at, photograph, check out, just so long as it's legal and won't get me in a fight with the banner waving zionists parading around, I will happily oblige.
I am now planning this trip and have sorted costs for flights, car hire and hotels etc. So this seems to be a must do.
If there is anything anyone would specifically like me to look at, photograph, check out, just so long as it's legal and won't get me in a fight with the banner waving zionists parading around, I will happily oblige.
'Of the four million Jews under Nazi control in WW2, six million died and alas only five million survived.'
'We don't need evidence, we have survivors' - israeli politician
'We don't need evidence, we have survivors' - israeli politician
Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
borjastick wrote:Anyway, back to the subject in hand.
I am now planning this trip and have sorted costs for flights, car hire and hotels etc. So this seems to be a must do.
If there is anything anyone would specifically like me to look at, photograph, check out, just so long as it's legal and won't get me in a fight with the banner waving zionists parading around, I will happily oblige.
I'd have a look at the map presented by the Holocaustians, wherein they claim certain things.

Source:holocaustresearchproject.org/ar/treblinka/maps.html
And then try to locate this in real space.
Maybe one can align this with a satellite map?
https://www.google.co.za/maps/place/07- ... 22.0258341
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Re: Thinking of a trip to Treblinka, any thoughts?
Hannover wrote:Please give us a citation & quotes for & from "the 1945 report from the poles" concerning the alleged grave robbers.
I find that claim questionable. Anyway, let's see the goods.
Thanks, Hannover
I was talking about the report from Lukaszkiewicz which is in Mattogno and Grafs "Treblinka" book mentioned. I reread it and discovered that it didn't talk about grave robbers but bomb craters. I wonder if their findings, e.g. the documents are still stored somewhere today. I attached the report here
I mixed it up with this eyewitness account http://www.vho.org/tr/2004/1/Faurisson78-82.html.
He recalled that common graves were dug up, and that gold and rubies were found among the human remains.
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