The CODOH Revisionist Forum

HBD researcher and blogger Emil Kirkegaard wrote an article on Jewish intelligence and their mental stability:

https://www.emilkirkegaard.com/p/a-theo ... telligence

Much of the article is irrelevant for my purposes here. The thing I want to focus on is research dealing with the mental stability of Jews and its relevance to the holocaust. Emil presents some research on various disorders of European gentiles and Jews and then says the following:

Here we see: eating disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorders, anxiety, phobic, dissociative orders, and psychogenic disorder. On the other hand, normal Europeans have more alcoholism seen as alcoholic liver damage and alcohol-related disorders. This exactly fits my stereotype. None of my Jewish friends are heavy drinkers, but many of them are kinda crazy.

He also presents other research showing Jews see therapists more often than European gentiles. This would be more evidence of elevated rates of mental instability for Jews.

HBD researcher and blogger Seb Jensen comments on Emil's findings and agrees with his conclusions:

Jews are more mentally unstable than White gentiles, though the difference between them in mental stability isn’t clear from Kirkegaard’s analysis. Assuming that mental instability is roughly normally distributed, and that after a certain threshold people will see a therapist, Jews are about 0.47 SD more mentally ill than White gentiles. This is roughly equivalent to the Jewish advantage in general factor of personality and IQ, which leads me to believe the estimate is accurate.

https://www.sebjenseb.net/p/how-much-do ... gy-explain

Given this data, this appears to be obviously relevant to the holocaust claims. When looking at the more ridiculous claims from Jewish witnesses, the research above seems to have good explanatory value in this. Now do I think elevated Jewish mental instability explains every eyewitness claim or that this by itself "disproves the holocaust"? No. But it is a relevant factor to take into consideration when evaluating this testimony nonetheless.

If is this notion of Jewish disproportionate issues with mental health is true to any extent (I have not taken the time to thoroughly verify, etc.), I have empathy for any individuals experiencing it. The goal of my own work over the years has never been intended to diminish legitimate suffering. But agreed, if this notion is true, it could become relevant in understanding witness testimony (just as mental health could become relevant for any witness, say, in a court/trial environment). All of that said, I think there are more important factors at play when it comes to understanding the kind of testimony particular to the 'Holocaust'. Motives, credibility, consistency/corroboration (or lack thereof) between witness statements and other forms of evidence, etc. Given that it is difficult to associate any particular Jewish witness to their own individual mental health circumstances, it is also difficult to determine the overall relevance of disproportionate mental health issues among Jews (let alone whether those issues, if present, could be responsible chiefly or in part for any individual testimony given). It's an interesting thought but I am not sure how much an understanding of the 'Holocaust' and its associated claims can be effectively drawn from it.

Not just mental health either. Jews, and by that of course I mean the fake jews of the ashkenazi tribe, suffer from many other physical issues too. Eyesight issues is a big one as well as growth and other problems which are found in groups which interbreed too much and swim in a small gene pool. Pakistani muslims have issue like this but this is mainly due to cousin marriages.

As we all know jews are hyperbolic, hysterical and cannot rationalise truth and the real world. In part I feel sorry for younger jews as they have been brought up in this 'no one likes us' routine for 80 plus years which has made them all think everyone is out to get them because of what they think happened in the holocaust.

Not sure if these mental and general health issues are present in the real jews though.

Hallucinations can be a symptom of typhus. I don't know if that could really explain all the wild stories (probably not) but if nothing else it could be a good troll argument.

With the Holocaust, I think there are a couple of psychological tendencies at play that strike me as quite important. And these could part or largely cultural.

1) A fear/preoccupation with being exterminated
2) A tendency to exaggerate misfortune and persecution (this seems to help build in-group cohesion)
3) Group-centric morality ("What's good for the Jews?")

The upshot of all this is that it seems they are able to make up a bunch of BS but to do it with absolute and sincere moral confidence.

Regarding #1, Hilberg wrote more than 60 years ago that there was so little resistance to the Holocaust precisely because Jews didn’t fear being exterminated. It hadn’t happened before, after all. The worst persecutions had been massacres or expulsions but usually things got better. Not so with the Nazis.