Thomas Kues on recent archaeological finds at Treblinka

It comes as no surprise that "Revisionist" coryphée Thomas Kues tries to explain the recent finds of Caroline Sturdy Colls at the site of Treblinka extermination camp in accordance with his "Revisionist" theories.

My previous blog about Mattogno’s book …

… set off the alarm bells in the CODOH Cesspit, as I expected would happen.

Free exchange of ideas on CODOH includes ...

... the psychopath Carmelo Lisciotto ("Blogbuster") peddling his monologues under various aliases on fake blogs to a grateful audience of gullible "truth seekers", including my old friend "Drew J".

More smear & bitching on CODOH (Part 1)

Kevin Barrett's invitation to a radio debate with Mr. "Dalton" launched some bitching fish-wives on the CODOH Cesspit into an instructive festival of mendacious insinuations, paranoid and somewhat-less-than dishonest suspicions and downright lies about my humble person. In the following I shall have a look at these lowly characters' deplorable utterances, one by one.

The account reactivation issue ...

... has been settled the way of Jonnie "Hannover" Hargis, by converting an expired temporary ban into a permanent ban. See my RODOH post 11987, which also features another of Hargis' mendacious "Muehlenkamp got demolished" victory dances and the following manifestation of gratitude by Drew J:

Always ready with the old topic references. I love it. I have only read about the coke and the hosing of the chambers. Now I have more to read. Thanks Hannover. Always there for us.

"Always there for us". Touching, isn't it?

Meanwhile, on the "CODOH Revisionist Forum" ...

... my old friend Drew J (who obviously knows that my CODOH account has not yet been reactivated, for he refers to the previous blog and thereby signals that he's interested in what we write here) is again mouthing off about me, thereby displaying a miserable personality and (as he claims to have bested me here and there) his delusions of adequacy.

Is this fellow dumb ...

... or just playing dumb?

In his CODOH post of Thu Jan 21, 2010 1:12 am, Drew J triumphantly comments:

Blatt is claiming a diesel engine was used for murder. That's funny. I thought Roberto and Sergy already declared the diesel engine moot and were instead trying to focus on petrol engines as the real culprit instead.

Reactions in the Cesspit ...

... to my blog So what’s happened on the Cesspit since I last looked in?

Obviously after reading the aforementioned blog, "Revisionist" primitive Greg Gerdes, on the Cesspit thread Muehlenkamp and Mermelstein, took issue with A Holland’s post of Sat Nov 21, 2009 4:48 pm.

So what’s happened in the Cesspit since I last looked in?

Not much, as usual. Just some more amusing showpieces of “Revisionist” brain damage and/or mendacity.

Muehlenkamp-mania in the Cesspit

So apparently, Muehlenkamp has been to Sobibor; Belzec: a fraudulent excavation; My email reply from Greg Gerdes; Things have changed for me... [OR MAYBE NOT]; Muehlenkamp does Belzec / Chelmno; The Famous THIRTY TREBLINKA QUESTIONS;
Some more from Roberto; Treblinka study by Krege.

It seems that I have become the Cesspit's most bitched-about black beast, thanks to two particularly demented creatures pathetically obsessed with my humble person, "Drew J" and Greg Gerdes a.k.a. "Pepper".

So how did yelping cowards "Drew J" and Greg Gerdes react ...

to the challenges in my article The Old Chimp and his Apprentice ?

The way one would expect yelping cowards to react, of course: by weaseling out and trying to explain their cowardly behavior to themselves and their fellow "Revisionists".

The Old Chimp and his Apprentice

In this thread of the "CODOH Revisionist Forum", already pointed by Jonathan, two dumb followers of the "Revisionist" faith are having a somewhat agitated conversation about this writer, who both of them for some reason seem to be obsessed with.

Belzec Mass Graves and Archaeology - First Reactions to my Response

There have been some reactions to my recently completed commentary of Mattogno’s response (original Italian version; English translation) to my 2006 article Carlo Mattogno & Belzec Archaeological Research.