I have a favour to ask if you don't mind. Do you have any references relating to the earliest civilization(s) so far and about the remains of "whites" who were discovered in China?
Aside from being irrelevant, this wasn't my area of expertise.
Ah, I love sarcasm in the morning.
So you have no response my pointing out the idiocy of your proposition that a poster on a forum about Nazis, that supports Nazis, shouldn't be assumed to be from a Nazi source?
Excerpted from my long and "poorly" formated post.
I've deleted what amounts to a re-post of the material you already posted. You already linked to it, you quoted the vast majority of it the first time. Re-posting the whole thing is just spam of the lowest order. You don't see me spamming you with the collected materials on Nizkor to replace argumentation. You just seem to spam material without commentary, no wonder you keep dragging irrelevant material into the discussion. You apparently couldn't be bothered dealing with my responses to your first dump of rubbish from this "source". So I'm inclined to assume that you have no defence for this "source" and its manifest failures. So we are apparently already dealing with an author whose work is of dubious merit. I'm unclear why you are still relying on such material on this basis.
I didn't respond to the rest of the "material" because there isn't even a pretense of proving the claims it contained. The author doesn't conclusively prove any of the materials he implied to be forged or altered to be so. He simply says its possible, waving the content off as nonsense by way of proof. If we accept this as a reasoned argument, then we have to accept similarly that it is possible that these transcripts of Himmler's speeches are an accurate representation of what was said. That the speeches endorse what witnesses at Nuremberg claimed means that the speeches are actually supported by other evidence, unlike a casual theory of forgery.
While to conclude whether the "Functionalist" or "Intentionalist" ('s) theory is applicable or not is rather nonconstructive, I would have to got with Mr.Ian Kershaw's one instead as it seems more logical and highly possible.
Kershaw doesn't really enter into the Functionalist and Intentionalist debate. You might want to better familiarise yourself with the material before passing comment on it. Authors having been maintaining the old Functionalist/Intentionalist labels for decades now.
One can't rule out the fact that Hitler was also "sick" but that would be hard to prove and disprove about his medical conditions
His physical health isn't really a mystery, since the records of his doctors are available for analysis.
Unless so happens you have the references to this claim, don't mind to point it out for me.
Nowhere in this discussion have I or any source I have referenced relied on the concept that Hitler was 'sick'. Hitler's motiviations haven't even been raised, only his involvement in the Holocaust. You appear to be busy fashioning a strawman.
In this case, if Hitler did not exert his power absolutely as Stalin would, I doubt that most of the decision making was done by Hitler himself and instead by other "Nazi" officials.
Neither Stalin nor Hitler ever made all of the decisions, but they were quite aware of those decisions, especially for decisions that involve millions of people and vast resources allocations. The function of the Holocaust inpacted on so many sectors of the Nazi system (transportation, fuel, labour, personnel etc.), crossed so many administrative bboundaries, that it would have been impossible to accomplish not only with Hitler's knowledge, but also his approval. Again if you read Kershaw, you will note that Hitler's role was often that of final arbiter in jurisdictional clashes. So either the SS were able to happily interfere in other sectors because they had Hitler's approval to do so, or when Hitler was notified he dismissed the complaint.
I need the short version of the Korherr Report btw, I need to differentiate between the version for Himmler and the one for the Hitler.
Tell you what, when you provide a single primary source to support your argument I'll have to look to see what I can find. Until then I don't see you have any right to make demands of me. Basic rules of discussion suggest that since you are the one challenging the accepted supposition you should be the one providing evidence, rather than it being entirely up to me to disprove your supposition.
Wait, I thought the Morgenthau Plan was mainly for advocating measures to remove Germany's military ability after the war.
The earliest discussion of Morgenthau's plan appears to be September 1944, long after the speeches cited in your source. And well after the Holocaust had commenced.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgenthau_Plan