American Pastor makes new video exposing holohoax lies

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If the preacher was placed in view for the intended purpose of making him look like a fool, the information in the video will be immediately dismissed (if ever known in the first place) and the only thing people will remember is their "duty" to defend the Jews against this "dangerous threat" known as revision.

[Hektor]

Rabbit said:

This video has huge potential to make anti-revisionists laugh.

Quite the opposite, it has the "Industry" shaking in their lying boots.

Oh sure, a couple of proclaimed Believers at some obscure, low quality site will try to make something out of it in attempt to hide their nervousness, but it's a fool who thinks this isn't ultimately more bad news for the shysters.

So what if the the Preacher in the video doesn't get the revisionist details right? Most people probably think what he thinks anyway. It's not difficult to see that he would think the storyline was that '6M Jews were gassed', the gassing fraud and 6M lie are marketed 24/7.
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Actually he admits that he may be wrong on some details and challenges anyone to correct him with facts and proof.

Anyway, his basic arguments are right:
* Industry keeps on changing particular figures, but generally sticks to the "six million".
* Claims being made are not able to be harmonized with the physical evidence and physical law.

Certainly good enough for a first attempt.

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Apologies for my ignorance, and I am extremely tired so may have not understood how what he said reads properly, but what is wrong with what he said that anti-revisionists would laugh at?

Would also like to know. The statement was pretty obvious a simplification.

[Creox]

Rabbit said:

This video has huge potential to make anti-revisionists laugh.

Quite the opposite, it has the "Industry" shaking in their lying boots.

Oh sure, a couple of proclaimed Believers at some obscure, low quality site will try to make something out of it in attempt to hide their nervousness, but it's a fool who thinks this isn't ultimately more bad news for the shysters.

So what if the the Preacher in the video doesn't get the revisionist details right? Most people probably think what he thinks anyway. It's not difficult to see that he would think the storyline was that '6M Jews were gassed', the gassing fraud and 6M lie are marketed 24/7.
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Actually he admits that he may be wrong on some details and challenges anyone to correct him with facts and proof.

Anyway, his basic arguments are right:
* Industry keeps on changing particular figures, but generally sticks to the "six million".
* Claims being made are not able to be harmonized with the physical evidence and physical law.

Certainly good enough for a first attempt.

Agreed.

The fact this guy is talking the talk is great for a first attempt. There is no guessing as to what he thinks of the central Holocaust story-line. He's putting himself out there.

[Carto's Cutlass Supreme]

He put forth some very strong revisionist points in the beginning. Once again the Auschwitz plaques, just like Ursula Haverbeck, because this just gets everyone at first. Me included.

But his plain talk style, so Protestant Christian, and so working nicely with revisionism. "Just call the mortuary in your town." Yes, yes, yes.

[Hektor]

...But his plain talk style, so Protestant Christian, and so working nicely with revisionism. "Just call the mortuary in your town." Yes, yes, yes.

He encourages people to do their own research on the subject. That's the right way and I hope they do.
Too many accepting claims at face value especially in the segment he mainly caters for.

[diaz52]

The BRoI said:

"This video has huge potential to make anti-revisionists laugh"

Some anti-revisionists will laugh at his ignorance; with all those books on his desk, he doesn't seem to have learned very much.
But the more informed Hoaxers are not laughing.....they know what a threat people like that Preacher are; they have the potential to awaken their whole congregation to research the truth.
That's why Bishop Richard Williamson couldn't be allowed to keep speaking the truth.

Right, he has his congregation that supports him and no doubt many if not all of them are opening their eyes to this hoax for the first time in their lives. This is very different than some lonesome historians out their on their own left to swing in the wind when trouble starts brewing, ala Cole and Irving. As to the Bishop Williamson comparison, I think the potential to do harm to the establishment's hoax is so much greater here as Pastor Anderson speaks from the very heart of Zionist power here in the US: the evangelical protestants who comprise the Christian Zionist movement. Man he's striking right at the heart of their power base; he speaks their language and if you watch some of his other videos he is a real fire and brimstone preacher! Furthermore there's no large church bureaucracy to tether him in, he's his own boss and is free to speak his mind with his own supportive congregation. He certainly comes off as being a passionate preacher who believes what he preaches and preaches what he believes, which is refreshing to see really. I hope both is 'Marching to Zion' and his 'Did the Holocaust Really Happen?' video get a wide viewing. I think many evangelical protestants will be left thinking about some important questions regarding the H and about Zionism for perhaps the first time in their lives. Very cool and exciting stuff.

I wonder how the establishment will try to take him down. They're likely trolling thru his past and his garbage right now trying to find anything dirty to use as blackmail bait.

[Mulegino1]

Right, he has his congregation that supports him and no doubt many if not all of them are opening their eyes to this hoax for the first time in their lives. This is very different than some lonesome historians out their on their own left to swing in the wind when trouble starts brewing, ala Cole and Irving. As to the Bishop Williamson comparison, I think the potential to do harm to the establishment's hoax is so much greater here as Pastor Anderson speaks from the very heart of Zionist power here in the US: the evangelical protestants who comprise the Christian Zionist movement. Man he's striking right at the heart of their power base; he speaks their language and if you watch some of his other videos he is a real fire and brimstone preacher! Furthermore there's no large church bureaucracy to tether him in, he's his own boss and is free to speak his mind with his own supportive congregation. He certainly comes off as being a passionate preacher who believes what he preaches and preaches what he believes, which is refreshing to see really. I hope both is 'Marching to Zion' and his 'Did the Holocaust Really Happen?' video get a wide viewing. I think many evangelical protestants will be left thinking about some important questions regarding the H and about Zionism for perhaps the first time in their lives. Very cool and exciting stuff.

I wonder how the establishment will try to take him down. They're likely trolling thru his past and his garbage right now trying to find anything dirty to use as blackmail bait.

You hit the nail on the head. Bishop Williamson is a courageous prophet who has been sent into exile.

This pastor has the support of his congregation, which is an enormous asset for him to spread this message which ought to be spread far and wide. Hopefully, this will generate more than a little controversy in the evangelical world, particularly within
that religious demographic which buys all the lunatic pseudo-Christian Zionist narratives - the pre-tribulation rapture, present day Israel being the continuation of the Biblical Kingdom of Israel, hastening the Parousia by destroying the Al Quds mosque to build the temple so that the anti-Christ can enthrone himself there, thus provoking the Third World War, etc.

If the video gets enough views, and generates enough controversy, you could see even the "Late Great Planet Earth" crowd start wondering whether Israel is really God's chosen nation or simply a rogue state located upon stolen land and founded upon the Biggest Lie of Them All.

[Carto's Cutlass Supreme]

His section on Zionism is very good, with the exception that the Germans didn't need the Jews' labor all that much, and that the camps themselves supported Zionism via learning skills to be used in the new country.

He's a great speaker. Yes, I personally cringe when Jesus and hell are mentioned but that's a very common protestant Christianity in America called "Rapture Christianity" by some. He's a rapture Christian who knows the holocaust is a myth, as opposed to a rapture Christian who believes in the holocaust. That truth takes one on a journey, like toward anti-war, and I've seen videos where he is eschewing Hollywood military violence as seen in the movie American Sniper, which I agree with his view, even if he backs his side with bible verses.

Then there's the million view videos of him going through the Mexico border checkpoint, which I just don't agree with his attitude at all.

A very interesting person, if you research him. Sometimes so in agreement, and sometimes just startled in how much I differ with him.

The demographic. Wow. Mulegino knows what I'm talking about and he made good points. He mentioned "The Late Great Planet Earth." A huge book for this highly influential huge group in the 1970's.

[Mulegino1]

His section on Zionism is very good, with the exception that the Germans didn't need the Jews' labor all that much, and that the camps themselves supported Zionism via learning skills to be used in the new country.

He's a great speaker. Yes, I personally cringe when Jesus and hell are mentioned but that's a very common protestant Christianity in America called "Rapture Christianity" by some. He's a rapture Christian who knows the holocaust is a myth, as opposed to a rapture Christian who believes in the holocaust. That truth takes one on a journey, like toward anti-war, and I've seen videos where he is eschewing Hollywood military violence as seen in the movie American Sniper, which I agree with his view, even if he backs his side with bible verses.

Then there's the million view videos of him going through the Mexico border checkpoint, which I just don't agree with his attitude at all.

A very interesting person, if you research him. Sometimes so in agreement, and sometimes just startled in how much I differ with him.

The demographic. Wow. Mulegino knows what I'm talking about and he made good points. He mentioned "The Late Great Planet Earth." A huge book for this highly influential huge group in the 1970's.

Interestingly enough, the blockbuster "The Late Great Planet Earth" was the book which put the "Israel / Rapture Project" into the mainstream of the fundamentalist/ evangelical world much as the Six Day War was instrumental in launching the Holocaust Myth.
As a matter of fact, the book couldn't have been written without that war, since pretty much its whole argument depends upon Israel having access to the Al Aqsa mosque in East Jerusalem, falsely claimed to be the site of Herod's temple.

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He's a great speaker. Yes, I personally cringe when Jesus and hell are mentioned but that's a very common protestant Christianity in America called "Rapture Christianity" by some. He's a rapture Christian who knows the holocaust is a myth, as opposed to a rapture Christian who believes in the holocaust. That truth takes one on a journey, like toward anti-war, and I've seen videos where he is eschewing Hollywood military violence as seen in the movie American Sniper, which I agree with his view, even if he backs his side with bible verses.

AFAIK they are generally called evangelical Christians mostly from Baptist and Pentecostal Churches. Although the rapture thing is prominent there, he strikes me more as one of those tribulation guys, rejecting pre-tribulation rapture. That may decrease the segment he's appealing to.

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Then there's the million view videos of him going through the Mexico border checkpoint, which I just don't agree with his attitude at all.
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... I think that wasn't a Mexican check-point, but an internal checkpoint. His action may appeal to libertarians, hence broadening the audience a bit on this.

There is also a documentary movie by him, which is a critique of Judaism and Christian Zionism. Will look to post a downloadable version on this.

[Lamprecht]

My favorite part of the video, starting around the 26 minute mark

I don't hate Jews at all, that's just a railing accusation but we live in a day of false accusers. The Bible said in the last days that men will be false accusers. And so they'll accuse you "Oh, you hate Jews." But you know who really hates Jews? The one who tells them that they don't need Jesus. The one who tells them "You're God's chosen people. You're special in God's sight you're the apple in his eye."

When in reality says that God's wrath is upon them for not believing in Jesus.

Do you want to know what the real Holocaust is? Every single Jew who does not believe on the Lord Jesus Christ who follows this religion of Judaism, all of them are going to burn in hell. That's the oven my friend.

[Lamprecht]

I wonder how the establishment will try to take him down. They're likely trolling thru his past and his garbage right now trying to find anything dirty to use as blackmail bait.

His church is a "hate group" according to the SPLC:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faithful_W ... ist_Church

The SPLC has listed the church as an anti-gay hate group,[5][25] noting that Anderson described gays as "sodomites" who "recruit through rape", and "recruit through molestation".[4] In explaining the hate group designation, the SPLC said Anderson suggests homosexuals should be killed and in a sermon he stated: "The biggest hypocrite in the world is the person who believes in the death penalty for murderers but not for homosexuals."[4][20] A few days after the listing, Anderson stated: "I do hate homosexuals and if hating homosexuals makes our church a hate group then that's what we are."

They just have to make "Hate" illegal, which is what they're trying to do. But we all know that just means they want to ban anything that the racist tribalists themselves hate

[Hannover]

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is neither southern, poor, or lawful.
They are however a racist Jewish supremacist racket.
see:
Southern Poverty Law Center - a hate group of con men

They could actually be helpful in spreading the word on the impossibility of the 'holocaust' narrative.

- Hannover

The 'holocaust' storyline is one of the most easily debunked narratives ever contrived. That is why those who question it are arrested and persecuted. That is why violent, racist, & privileged Jewish supremacists demand censorship. What sort of truth is it that crushes the freedom to seek the truth? Truth needs no protection from scrutiny.

The tide is turning.

[Hektor]

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is neither southern, poor, or lawful.
They are however a racist Jewish supremacist racket.
see:
http://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5217

They could actually be helpful in spreading the word on the impossibility of the 'holocaust' narrative.

- Hannover

The 'holocaust' storyline is one of the most easily debunked narratives ever contrived. That is why those who question it are arrested and persecuted. That is why violent, racist, & privileged Jewish supremacists demand censorship. What sort of truth is it that crushes the freedom to seek the truth? Truth needs no protection from scrutiny.
The tide is turning.

They haven't listed him for "Holocaust denial", yet. But that will come for certain soon. And then the ADL will have him on its own site, not just their fronts. Currently the SPLC just lists him for not bending over to homosexuals and bowing down to the government.

*Faithful Word Baptist Church
Tempe, Ariz.

Steven Anderson, formerly affiliated with Sacramento, Calif.-based Regency Baptist Church, started Faithful Word Baptist Church in Arizona on Christmas Day 2005 as a “totally independent” organization. With “well over a hundred chapters of the Bible memorized word-for-word,” Anderson quickly led his congregation into a series of extremely radical stands.

Much of his venom was aimed at homosexuals, who he suggests should be killed (“The biggest hypocrite in the world is the person who believes in the death penalty for murderers but not for homosexuals”). In an August 2009 sermon, he attacked the United Methodist Church, saying “10% of their preachers are queers” and adding, “they got a dyke and a faggot behind the pulpit.” He has described gays as “sodomites” who “recruit through rape” and “recruit through molestation.”

Anderson is also a virulent government hater. As operator of the True Sons of Liberty website, the pastor calls for abolishing the IRS, the Federal Reserve, Social Security and Child Protective Services state agencies. In April 2009, he refused to get out of his car or answer questions from Border Patrol agents at the California-Arizona border. Agents broke his window and tased him as a result.

Anderson brought his church national notoriety in August 2009, when a member of his congregation, Christopher Broughton, went to an Obama appearance in Phoenix legally carrying an assault rifle and a pistol. It turned out that Anderson had preached a day earlier to Broughton and others that he “hates Obama” and would “pray that he dies and goes to hell.” Two weeks later, he told openly gay columnist Michelangelo Signorile that he “would not judge or condemn” anyone who killed the president. Then, for good measure, he told Signorile at the end of the interview, “If you’re a homosexual, I hope you get brain cancer and die like Ted Kennedy.”
http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/i ... ard-liners

The page doesn't give verifiable sources for this of course. But from what I can assess Steven Anderson doesn't take a leave in front of his mouth, when speaking on homosexuality or related issue.

Just found an audio were he takes shots at "Martin Luther King jnr". Not shrugging away from controversy, this Pastor.

[Breker]

The pastor is not running for public office. What he thinks of homosexuals or "Dr." Martin Luther King (who did plagiarize his dissertation) is somewhat unimportant; although his congregation and much of the public probably agree with him on those points. We think it's Anderson's views of the "Holocaust" that are important. IOW, who cares about gays and MLK? Increasing the numbers of the revisionist informed is what matters. The daft SPLC can try to distract, but ultimately they will be preaching to their own choir whose ideology will never change regardless of facts.
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