The Information Thread: Three of the best

[Monty]

As we flounder around in a west of half-naked homosexuals parading in the streets, drug epidemics, multiculturalism and poverty, it’s interesting to learn what once happened and what could have been. As time passes, new generations perceive the current social chaos and anarchy as normal. The alternative facts are ones that should be kept alive.

Over the years and in opposition to the tales provided by the creators of bars of human soap, human skin lampshades and mobile bone crushers, my three favourite sources of information remain:

Institute for Historical Review. http://www.ihr.org/main/search.shtml
A seemingly never ending goldmine of historical revisionism presenting a factual analysis of events. All you’ve ever wanted to know is here.

The Greatest Story Never Told. https://www.bitchute.com/video/FVCWYYGdoGkf/
A Denis Wise 6½ hour alternative to the post-war propaganda that we all grew up with. Banned by YouTube, if you haven’t seen this it’s a potentially life changing experience.
If you want the contents as easily digested segments targeting specific aspects: https://thegreateststorynevertold.tv/

The world’s foremost authority on WW2. David Irving. http://www.fpp.co.uk/books/index.html
Some of Mr. Irving’s books are now available for free download in .pdf. No tricks or catches guaranteed (I’ve already checked). Despite a lifetime of arrests, deportations, and court cases brought against him by the Holocaust Industry, Mr. Irving remains the ultimate authority on all things related to WW2.

[JohnDoe1964]

I think https://thomasdaltonphd.com is a better source on anything Holocaust than David Irving, who has been known to use "author's license" in his stories. Like saying "Göering goggled" (completely made-up) when Hitler revoked the membership of some Nazis who trashed a Jewish store. Even such tiny "licenses" tarnish your credibility.