Why is there no forensic evidence of the Holocaust? (There is plenty of forensic & other evidence)

Oh, I'm too late. Really there was only one answer he or she was likely to give, wasn't there, if they'd been 'brave' enough? "The Jews." Definitely not an anti-Semite, though ...

 

My elementary school teacher was a small child in Antwerp in 1942 and she and her mother escaped. I've spoken to a camp survivor and I've seen the tattoos on survivors' arms. I've seen the film and the photographs, I've heard the filmed testimony of those who lived through the camps and of those who liberated them. That is quite enough for me. And there is indeed forensic evidence in the narrower sense as well: Human remains - evidence of crimes - Buchenwald Memorial
Berlin holds funeral for human bone fragments held by the Nazis "to grant peace to all the victims" - CBS News

Remind me again: why are we even discussing this now?

 

the 20 plus posts this individual made in the early hours of yesterday mostly quoting
them self should tell you all you need to know about them
obvious troll is obvious. thread needs delousing

 

I remember a young coed who had to be relieved from her escort position during the conference. She kept crying, "I see. I see." She saw some hint of what they saw. For a Midwestern person that was a serious load of shit. And still it was just a ghost of the reality.

 

And the lice resent that comparison, btw.

 

Some things stay with you a long time. I can still see the license plates on a Packard as it drives away. Some nice lady noticed me crying.

"What's wrong?"
"Dad!"
"Where?"
"Car!"
Only one car in sight and it's shrinking fast.

 

we had lice in school in the 60s,
we used a NIT comb

 

I remember outbreaks and that damn DDT powder.

 

Lice outbreaks are surprisingly common in elementary school in the UK today. Our EU relatives are flabbergasted by it.

All the best

Andreas

 

Aaaaaah, a visit to the nit nurse (note: not night nurse), de rigueur at infants school way back when. Usual M.O. at the time, shame child, then shame parent, never any benevolence or sympathy ("sympathy falls between sh1t and syphilis in the dictionary and we don't want any of that here"). Chemical cosh applied to bonce, rinse and repeat with liberal use of nit comb till crawlers neutralised or hair falls out.

No "nit nurses" (or nurses!) in state infants (primary) now. Teachers deal with it, with most everything, as best they can. Chemical cosh replaced by "nature friendly shampoo". Easier on the kids and the environment but also easier on the nits.

Change for the better, a big thumbs up.

Change for the sake of change, no thank you.

Kind regards, take two aspirin and get to the back of the queue, always,

Jim.

 

Spot on dear fella. See #352 above.

Kind regards, scratching, always,

Jim.

 

Under the armpits and down yer knacker-crackers for good measure, then strip naked for second immediate application.

"Don't bother to try holding your breath, it's harmless".

No it wasn't, to lice or humans.

Benefits; it worked.

Long term; "What's long term?".

Kind regards, cod liver oil on a dessert spoon, always,

Jim.

 

I never got the lice. Later in life I got the crabs. (Technically they were debriding a wound for me, but that sounded better/worse.)

 

Has the dog officially stopped piddling on the carpet or is this a suspension?

 

Say no more

Kind regards, always,

Jim.

 

His next appearance will be under "Anylamejerks."

 

I got nits at school and scabies. I remember the nit comb and awful Derbac ? soap.

Lesley

 

Not sure which i disliked the most, Cod liver oil or that disgusting Dessert spoon of MALT.