krastner
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Sean Renaud said:Doesn't anybody who believes int he Holocaust see a bit of a problem with this reality? The fact that if you as a historian even take a serious look at this claim that you are instantly discredited? I believe in the Holocaust but this thinking sounds like the people who thought the world was flat and the earth was the center of the universe.
Thanks for the article Lovelynice...It's almost impossible to keep up with all the intrigue that surrounds this one subject. I will say that perhaps it wasn't Jewish inspired that burnt the books but was just the dogmatic principles of those that have swallowed the Jewish version of the holocaust that do not like to have their beliefs challenged.
There are two kinds of censorship on the holocaust subject. That of the zionist Jews that wish to preserve the lie and those I spoke of. I would think that zionist Israel is behind the persecutions of people like David Irving and Ernst Zundel. But it might be like the people in New Zealand just saying " no don't confuse me with facts..I want to keep my head buried in the sand.
Sean Renaud...Just suppose that back in the days when it was an accepted fact that the earth was flat. This flat principle was defended much like the holocaust is today. Suppose that nations, subscribing to this flat idea had stationed ships at what they considered a safe distance from where they thought that the world ended and that if you sailed past this point then you and your ship would fall off the world. No one would be allowed to disprove the idea...er excuse me the accepted fact...For one thing the Americas would still be free and should the American Indian ever develop sea going vessels, then if they showed up they would probably be massacred as being people from hell.
If the holocaust was just as said then investigation would only further prove the Jews version.