Concentration camps

[wobs]

You don't gas people with diesel engines.

What was the fuel used to burn a million people?

Why have you only got a reconstruction fireplace?

What a pathetic site that was. Is that the best you can come up with?

Not only can you gas people with diesel engines, but even today with modern engines, people commit suicide with a car and a hose pipe.

Saying a site is "pathetic" without a hint of evidence is about as ironic as you can get.

 

[joe-90]

Not a diesel car though.

 

[mdf290]

Not a diesel car though.

Petrol cars are actually more cost effective now..

 

[joe-90]

That's good to know.

 

[mdf290]

That's good to know.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/9407960/The-hidden-cost-of-diesel-cars.html

 

[peaps2]

German Fuel Shortage Of World War 2




The Fuel Shortage Caused Germany to Lose World War 2.


A German fuel shortage in World War 2, caused largely by Germany's small oil reserves, was a factor in the German defeat.

During World War 2, Germany fought desperately to overcome an acute fuel shortage. They made heavy use of synthetic fuels but were only partly successful in alleviating their shortage, but perhaps the United States, now facing an acute oil and energy crisis, can learn something from the German efforts.

Two major references for this web page were the book Inside The Third Reich by Albert Speer, and the article The Role Of Synthetic Fuel In World War II Germany by Dr. Peter W. Becker. See the following web page for the Becker article: German Fuel Shortage World War 2




So that rules that one out eh Peaps?

Maybe they should have used it in their tanks instead of using it to burn corpses..?

Fact their was a shortage isn't proof, sorry.

 

[peaps2]

Not a diesel car though.

Russian tank engines

 

[alumni]

I think I might try joe-90's style of debate. Ask questions, ignore the answers and then rant that no one has answered the question. When a direct question is asked, either ignore it or dodge it.

A case of history repeating itself.

//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=142683&start=0

 

[joe-90]

German Fuel Shortage Of World War 2




The Fuel Shortage Caused Germany to Lose World War 2.


A German fuel shortage in World War 2, caused largely by Germany's small oil reserves, was a factor in the German defeat.

During World War 2, Germany fought desperately to overcome an acute fuel shortage. They made heavy use of synthetic fuels but were only partly successful in alleviating their shortage, but perhaps the United States, now facing an acute oil and energy crisis, can learn something from the German efforts.

Two major references for this web page were the book Inside The Third Reich by Albert Speer, and the article The Role Of Synthetic Fuel In World War II Germany by Dr. Peter W. Becker. See the following web page for the Becker article: German Fuel Shortage World War 2




So that rules that one out eh Peaps?

Maybe they should have used it in their tanks instead of using it to burn corpses..?

Fact their was a shortage isn't proof, sorry.

If you believe that then you are seriously deluded - sorry.

 

[joe-90]

Not a diesel car though.

Russian tank engines

HAHAHAHA - the country that invented sarin uses a tank engine? FFS

 

[joe-90]

I think I might try joe-90's style of debate. Ask questions, ignore the answers and then rant that no one has answered the question. When a direct question is asked, either ignore it or dodge it.

A case of history repeating itself.

//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=142683&start=0[/QUOTE]

How died Alumni? Are you sayin'?

(he won't)

 

[alumni]

Kraut basher springs to mind.

And your name in German freely translated from Joe is Holzkopf

pronounced
white supremacist, neo Nazi Jew hater.

 

[joe-90]

Why do you feel inferior Alumni.

How many died?

 

[Whitespirit66]

Is this topic a record yet?

I don't mean it sounds like one, but 71 pages, still going.

 

[joe-90]

Alumni's a broken one.