From Newsgroup: sci.logic

On 7/24/25 3:05 PM, olcott wrote:

On 7/24/2025 1:59 PM, JTEM wrote:

On 7/24/25 2:44 PM, Dawn Flood wrote:

Oh, please, just name a SINGLE historian

How much of what I said did you Google?

This is how I know you're so mentally ill. You have this
compulsion, this need to dispute, to find conflict and you
don't even know what it is you're disputing. No clue what
so ever.

If there's anything SPECIFIC you want to pretend you are
disputing, spell it out. I will gladly humiliate you over
it.

It's actually quite relevant.

Have you done logic problems? You establish (or eliminate)
some facts and that, using logic, brings you to another
fact...

This is in a very real sense all about logic.

It's beyond question that the fate of Goebbels exactly matches
of myth of Hitler's death -- place, manner AND the disposal of
the body.

We can show that Hitler's headquarters were at a different
bunker, located to the Maybach complex from the Wolf's Lair.
This was near but not within Berlin.

We have plenty of evidence for the people who were there, that
were found -- photos and film from the scene and even autopsy
photos -- but none for Hitler. There was an "Autopsy" report
that came out much, Much, MUCH later but the only human remains
associated with it were tested and found to not even be male...

The man who authored the Hitler death fantasy had never conducted
an investigation, his report relied heavily (some say almost
entirely) on an "Witness" who was considered unreliable even
amongst his own fellow Nazis.

Stories have changed a great deal over time. People are
misidentified. The woman identified as Hitler's secretary was
not his secretary, and her story differed greatly from other
accounts -- she claimed that Eva Braun was alive and spoke to
her AFTER Hitler's death, for example -- but her story changed.

The last surviving "Witness?" Originally he said that Hitler
was killed by S.S. guards.
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