I was able to watch his introduction but not the actual phone recording...seems it was 86'd.

The narration was good for the most part but every now and again I did sense a little animosity towards the Jew creeping into Mr. Hunt's commentary. So what? The point is, or so I thought, to enlighten outsiders, not to preach to the crowd. Right or wrong, when an outsider sees instant Jew Naming a...

I've watched part of it, and I will have to repeat the same criticism of others - Eric Hunt's tone is more restrained like his second video, but throughout what I have seen he has a condescending tone that gives off a bad impression. And the clever intro could do without the 'Jew naming'. I apprecia...

Hannover's article says "assigned 2,000 8th-grade students". There can't be 2,000 8th graders in a single Rialto elementary school? Did this assignment go to multiple schools? Very likely. School districts often share big projects. Even better: Rialto Unified, which educates about 26,000 ...

My question is - who was behind this, i.e. who came up with the assignment? A friend of the movement, or perhaps a person who came to the conclusion on his own on the erroneous nature of the whole story? For once, I hope it is the latter, because if common sense starts to take hold of normal people,...

Wow, very daring. Whoever who wrote that assignment is on the right track. I've said from the start of my interest in Holocaust Revisionism, that I would be happy for the issue to be taken away from 'us' (since most of us are rightists in some fashion) and for this to become something debated in sch...

Hektor wrote:I take it that Eastern Europeans are more eager to challenge something like then those in the West.

Maybe some of the non-Soviet combloc, but in Russia itself and most former USSR countries questioning the 'Soviets saved the day' narrative is still very taboo.

http://news.yahoo.com/russias-putin-outlaws-denial-nazi-crimes-161442992--sector.html Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Monday making the denial of Nazi crimes and distortion of the Soviet Union's role in the World War Two a criminal offence punishable by up to five years in jail. A d...

Probably some 2.5 million Soviet POWs died in special camps that were not part of the concentration camp system (though some thousands were shipped to concentration camps and murdered there. I wonder if the 'Soviet POW' part of this might be examined more. I assume this is just high camp morality, ...

http://www.livescience.com/44443-treblinka-archaeological-excavation.html The first-ever archaeological excavations at the Nazi death camp Treblinka have revealed new mass graves, as well as the first physical evidence that this camp held gas chambers, where thousands of Jews died. Presented in a ne...

Oh I am not a believer. I just wondered if there is something similar in ANY other government. Hilberg was interesting. Some of his statements, if said by anyone else, would get him called a denier. "What do you mean the Holocaust wasn't centrally planned?!". I've seen people called denier...

One aspect of the Holocaust story that I have never been able to get my head around is the idea that a plan for mass extermination could be planned and done completely 'verbally'. I really cannot understand the logic of it at all...so Hitler is supposed to have told Goering who then tells Heinrich w...

Yes, though for people who know me personally, they weren't that surprised - being that I am a well known 'right winger' in these parts they just assume I 'hate Jews', so I would naturally be attracted to Holocaust denial. I am the opposite of your first reply. I am somewhat of an anti-conspiracy th...

The attempted coup against Hitler is well known, but what's never said is that none of the plotters were aware of information on 'gas chambers' or 'a program of extermination'. This is important because some the plotters consisted of those from Germany's top intelligence office, Abwehr. It's also s...

Landulf wrote:The gun can also be a russian makarev and they are pretty small..

Those were not yet invented. They were not available until 1951. The much larger TT30 and TT33s were standard issue, though police usually carried the revolver Nagant M1895. (which, is small, though as I say a revolver).