The CODOH Revisionist Forum

SanityCheck wrote:Thanks for shooting the revisionist argument about 'Allied propaganda' in the foot.

Uh no? This shows that despite the doubts and reservations they had about the accuracy of such claims, the fact that they went ahead full bore with it anyway shows how much of a farce it was.

I came across this article responding to Trent Horn:

https://lesteryelten.substack.com/p/ref ... -holocaust

Here's an article on Jewish representation:

https://ideasanddata.wordpress.com/2020 ... -politics/

For Germany in particular, skip to the chapter on Germany in this book by Richard Lynn:

https://archive.org/details/the-chosen-people-1

The assumption is that he was being deceptive in 100% of his uses of "God", "Lord", etc. It's a very big assumption which evidence about specific lies in unrelated topics doesn't substantiate. I don't think he was deceptive in all of his uses of "God", "Lord", ect. He did believe in God. My ...

I don't think any of the above suggests he was disingenuous in his speeches nor even challenges that he held some Christian faith by the time he became Chancellor and beyond, even if raising questions about his own unique or modified interpretation thereof. We can assume he was only saying it for ...

David Cole has posted this: https://www.givesendgo.com/DavidCole His old book Republican Party Animal got pulled from Amazon. Cole recently got a new publisher to republish it. However, he is only agreeing to have it published if he can also publish a second book "refuting holocaust denial" along ...

Putting aside CJ's misunderstanding of what the investigations have actually found, what Greg Gerdes is looking for are photographs of the alleged remains. Others have attempted to apply for the reward and got mad when they were denied because they didn't have the photos (standard operating ...

The problem with using speeches is that Hitler was willing to lie to gain votes and get the public on his side as I documented above. There is also the anti-Christian statements in Mein Kampf as well as indication that Hitler was a skeptic of Christianity going back to his childhood as documented in ...

Recently came across this article on the IQ of holocaust survivors: https://werkat.substack.com/p/meta-analysis-iq-and-the-holocaust Jews who are holocaust survivors compared to those who aren't, do not have worse psychological functioning except for mental health. Conclusion: So basically, either ...

According to David Irving, the Third Reich had a bunch of nerve gases called Tabun and Sarin that they refused to use during the war. https://x.com/PastUncensored/status/1932455462999580786 This steadfast refusal to use poison gas in war is a bit at odds with the holocaust narrative which claims ...

There is this article as well:

https://codoh.com/library/document/nobo ... -happened/

Anecdotal Hearsay as from a rather obscure figure like Martin Bormann isn't evidence. The statements of Hermann Goering easily trump anything you presented. Martin Bormann is not an "obscure figure". He was one of Hitler's most loyal people from his inner circle. Bormann personally knew Hitler so ...

In my view, Hitler was not a Christian and in fact was rather anti-Christian. Before getting into specifics, I'd recommend these sources: ... Nope, he was. Unless you exclude Catholics from being Christians as some evangelicals do. And while not very pushy with his religious views he was rather ...

The idea of the SU hiding millions of Jews after 1945, from all over Europe, with none escaping or otherwise communicating their existence back to their home country and for that to continue even after the collapse of the SU, is conspiracists drivel. We don't know that "none communicated" just none ...

To say - where did they go - is the linchpin is underselling the problem. Really it is that all the assertions about what actually happened ("resettlement", the conspiracy to fabricate documents, suppress and destroy documents, suppress non-orthodox witness statements) are unevidenced. If you think ...