Mass graves

Uh-huh, CS-C claims to have found some irregularly shaped holes and Nessie is apparently claiming that Jews were buried in them. That's after they were gassed in hermetically sealed gas chambers. Then they were exhumed with a clamshell and cremated on a raised grate with some twigs for fuel. At any rate the cadavers cremated themselves and the cremains were beaten and sifted as fine as cigarette ash and thrown back in the irregularly shaped holes. What could be more reasonable than that?

Rectilinear IS NOT synonymous with "rectangular". How many times does it have to be defined for you. It is an irregular shaped figure with right angles. What can't you understand about that? If she had found any rectangular prisms she would have shouted it from the roof tops. "I found a rectangular pit that was approximately 25 meters wide and at least 4 meters deep that extended under the investigatory barriers" and so on.

If the graves were "dug into" then they would be larger than the 25-30 meter wide graves claimed by Wiernik and Rajchman. CS-C didn't find any pits that even approached that size. You can piss and moan about it from now til forever but CS-C didn't find any graves as described by multiple so-called eyewitnesses.

Nessie wrote:

Gassing people in hermetically sealed gas/vacuum chambers, burying them in mass graves, exhuming them with a clamshell and cremating them by means of magic is bullsh!t.

Nessie wrote:

Once again, Nessie declares that the rules of trigonometry don't apply to the holyhoax.

None of CS-C's pits are described as a rectangle. Then we have a "feature" that is ".47 meters deep". What is that "feature"? A building foundation? If the pits and "features" extend under the investigatory barrier why doesn't CS-C confirm that with GPR? Concrete is no barrier to GPR impulses so why didn't she show some short surveys that were perpendicular to a line extending from the pit? Oh, that's right, CS-C's "findings" are sacrosanct and not to be questioned. Well, at least to Nessie.

So, we're back to, "The ever so clever but eeevul Narzis knew how to get 'er done". No such thing as an impossibility with the eeevul Narzis around.

been-there wrote:

I'm not a clinical psychologist so I'm not qualified to say whether or not Nessie is sane. I was married to a psychologist but I don't think that is a qualification for diagnosing someone's sanity. I picked up some of the jargon, though.

Nessie seems to have a very rigid personality and is fanatical in his defense of the holyhoax. That fanaticism extends to denying reality such as the rules of trigonometry. That isn't an unusual phenomena. We currently have people who claim to be able to switch their gender at will in complete disregard of genetics. I don't think that either Nessie or the gender-benders can be judged insane on the basis of their fanatical beliefs. History is rife with the harmless (and not so harmless) looney-toonz and nutzoids where most people consider them to be ding-a-lings but not clinically delusional and insane.

I think that "disturbed" would be the harshest assessment I would put on Nessie. He's not like one fellow I knew who declared himself to be Jesus Christ and to prove it, took off his clothes and walked naked down the middle of main street in the town we lived.