Posted: Oct 21, 2011 11:31 am
Okay, without objecting to the move again, let me address some of your points...
Does the reference to pseudoscience have to do with the DNA testing of the skull, examined by American scientists, as I mentioned a few posts ago?
Not really, since it is the claim of the authors that those 'in the know' have told the truth. Presumably, these witnesses have been used as evidence in the book.
It only takes one person to 'make arrangements' and they don't have to say who those arrangements are for. The word 'many' is open to debate.
They weren't hunting for people believed to be dead.
Mazille wrote:Well, I could alternatively have moved it to General Debunking or Pseudoscience
Does the reference to pseudoscience have to do with the DNA testing of the skull, examined by American scientists, as I mentioned a few posts ago?
the decision was made to move it to Conspiracy Theories, because to say that Hitler might have escaped to Argentina implies that several persons "in the know" have lied and given false testimony multiple times,
Not really, since it is the claim of the authors that those 'in the know' have told the truth. Presumably, these witnesses have been used as evidence in the book.
In short, it would have demanded a concerted, secret effort of many people to not only spirit Hitler away, but to keep him hidden for several decades.
It only takes one person to 'make arrangements' and they don't have to say who those arrangements are for. The word 'many' is open to debate.
And this in a time where not only the Mossad was busy hunting down Ex-Nazis.
They weren't hunting for people believed to be dead.