How Did You Find Out About CODOH & The CODOH Forum?

[Moderator]

Call it basic curiosity, but I'd like to know how you first learned of CODOH & the CODOH Forum.

Those who are often referred to as "The Usual Enemies of Free Speech" go all out to censor Revisionist research & opinions on the so called "Holocaust". They do not want anyone actually finding readily available research & viewpoints, and they certainly do not want a community comprised of those who insist upon historical accuracy to form.

So then, how did you find out about CODOH and The CODOH Forum?

Curious minds want to know.
Thanks. M1

[borjastick]

Google I think.

[Moderator]

But what exactly did you 'Google' and what led you to do so?
Thanks, M1

[borjastick]

I was at the time, 2000 or so, a believer and had heard about holocaust denial and was searching for info and back ground to the holocaust at Auschwitz and I think I saw a web page about certain claims about the place that were disputed. When I got into it more over the next few days I found something about Codoh I think. When was this site founded?

[Otium]

I was a lurker for a while, not sure how long, maybe a year or two, but pretty infrequently as I only really got into seriously reading about WW2 and the Holocaust early in 2018, a few months prior to joining the forum.

Before that I just wanted to generally seek out information that would critique the Holocaust narrative because I'd heard a few convincing things from people I'd met online that didn't jive at all with what I, and everyone else who basically knew nothing about the topic, had heard just from the overall culture we grow up in.

I'm pretty sure I would've found the forum first on google, nobody recommended it to me. In fact most people I've known who have been interested in dissident politics, or involved in some way, have never heard of CODOH even though they might know about a few revisionist books, authors, or documentaries that are hosted by CODOH or the Holocaust Handbooks site. But still I'd say from my experience I was the odd one out among my friends, and those I knew, having known about CODOH.

I originally joined because I wanted to ask a question that I hadn't seen answered on the forum. I think this is a fairly common occurrence. Many people it seems, just in the past year, have come to CODOH to ask a question, and probably not much more than that. It's a good resource to expand your knowledge, but you need people on the forum who can answer questions. It's like women on a dating app - there's not enough of them, but there are plenty of men looking for them.

[stinky]

I think I came about CODOH through one of Eric Hunt's later videos

[Kretschmer]

I found CODOH through a link on an anti-Neocon Subreddit, specifically one delving into the Torch Man Order.

[attenuate]

Reading 'Breaking the Spell' by Nicholas Kollerstrom which referenced this forum.  I'm glad the wealth of information contained on this invaluable forum exists.

It is regrettable that WWII documentaries do not feature unbiased historians with the breadth of knowledge as codoh contributors borjastick, Hannover, Hektor and HMSendeavour instead of the tired Zionist shills we have to put up with.

My own reading matter is currently focusing on that most virulent form of ethno-nationalism called Zionism and I only wish the Zionist role in orchestrating WWII was more clear and indubitable.

[Archie]

It would have been late 2017 or early 2018 and I am 99% sure I found it via google searches.

At that point my main sources of info on revisionism were YouTube and this website:
https://www.historiography-project.com/index.php

I would watch videos and read articles and sometimes google for extra info.

Later in 2018 I remember there was a commenter using the handle Wally over at Unz.com who would plug CODOH a lot and I would sometimes click through to the forum. I didn't start reading regularly until earlier this year. Maybe around March or April I started reading the forum on a regular basis.

[DissentingOpinions]

For me, one thing led to another. Denierbud’s documentaries & The Last Days of the Big Lie were the biggest pieces of revisionism to grace YouTube back in 2012, and I found out about the Holocaust Handbooks series through watching them.

After going through the Holocaust Handbooks site & liking the books, which are equally as compelling as the documentaries, I made my way to CODOH & the forum here.

In many ways, revisionism has won in the past 10 years. There was no way for a newbie to find CODOH back in the early-mid 2000’s, and documentaries made by revisionists were scarce. I think the massive surge in revisionist books & movies, as well as articles and blogs ; it has the industry scared. We have the upper hand, as long as we have a voice.

[stinky]

Thank you for your contributions.
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