I found what I was looking for and made what I believe to be some improvements: According to orthodox historians, during WW II the Germans allegedly set up six so-called “extermination centers” in Poland (Auschwitz, Belzec, Chelmno, Majdanek, Sobibor and Treblinka) where millions of people allegedly...

Kingfisher:

I have no opinion on how many died, beyond that 6M is a gross exaggeration.

Then you have no business offering advise to anyone on how to debate the holohoax.


Kingfisher, is 5 million a gross exaggeration?

Q: Are you a holocaust denier? / Do you deny the holocaust? A: I do not deny any proven historical event. Do you deny..? (This is where you ask a question that puts your opponent on his heels and directs the "discussion" to your area of expertise - with you in control.) And the best follow...

PotPie: Nobody is denying concentration camps and tattooed arms. They're denying a program of mass extermination and mass-gassings. No, they are NOT "denying" a program of mass extermination and mass-gassings. They don't believe that mass extermination and mass-gassings took place. (And ju...

Think about this: Why do hoaxers rarely come here? And when they do, how do they act? They don't come here because they are forced to answer questions. They don't like having to admit things to us, but more importantly, they don't like having to admit things to themselves. That's why all they can do...

Steve F: Maybe I'm misunderstanding the topic of this thread; I didn't know it had to do with training expert Revisionist on how to conduct interviews on TV and radio; I thought it had to do with us lowly individual Truthseekers. "The best answer" would be an answer that would work in the ...

SteveF: "Do you deny the holocaust?" is: "No, I don't deny the Holocaust, I just don't believe in the Holocaust". It's simple and to the point and invites follow-up questions from the questioner. What kind of follow-up questions do you think Hannity and Colmes would have asked Ma...

Cloud:

Once your revisionist views become known, you'll be referred to as "Holocaust denier," anyway... Right?

Wrong.

Now stay on the topic of this thread.

What is the best answer to - "Do you deny the holocaust"?

Haldan: I think one other good answer to the question - "Do you deny the holocaust?" is: "No, I don't deny the Holocaust, I just don't believe in the Holocaust". The problem with answering "no" to the question is you have fallen in the trap. It is a trick questison, muc...

Lamprecht: It all depends on who you're debating with though; if you're talking to people who know about the Holocaust and revisionism then "Yes" is the best answer, I agree. But the average Joe has no idea and saying "Yes, I deny the Holocaust" will make him think you're a neo-N...

Q: Do you deny the holocaust?

A: I accept the death toll figures claimed by the International Red Cross for the camps as being reasonably plausible. Do you deny that the IRC had access to the camps?

Steve F:

The man(I forgot his name) who survived the gas-chamber by breathing through the key-hole!

I think he was breathing through another hole, if you know what I mean.

Blogbuster: The hypocrisy of these pseudo historians [Nick Terry, Sergey Romanov, and Roberto Muehlenkamp] is mind boggling as they will sling vitriol and hatred on their Holocaust Controversies blog yet try to silence the voice of others. The problem with this statemet Blogbuster, is Carmelo Liscio...

Zulu: See how Bradley Smith and David Cole are on control on that Donahue TV Show circus(1994). Shill Donahue: Well, it does seem incredible that anybody should ask the question, but they are - Did the holocaust really happen? A - No, that is NOT the question. The question is: Did the holocaust real...

Kingfisher: The key word here is "opponent". If you are dealing with one of the opposition, whose mind is permanently closed, in a public forum, then you are probably right. If you are talking privately to an open-minded person who might be persuaded, then a softer, less aggressive line is...