Wrong again, CluelessJew. Jews simply had to be in places where censuses were not comprehensive, did not classify "Jew" according to ethnicity vs. religion (non-religious Jews not being counted), had Jews hiding their identity out of fear or desire not to be counted (for whatever reason), etc. There are countless Jewish 'survivors' who admit to doubting or losing their religious faith due to the events of WW2. There are countless others who were fearful of 'antisemitism'.ConfusedJew wrote: ↑Fri Sep 12, 2025 12:02 am
The vast majority of Jewish survivors went to a small number of countries and while it is true, that some Jews changed their names and identities, you'd have to believe that millions did to account for the decline in the census which is an absolutely wild assumption.
There is also the issue of displaced or 'hidden' Jewish children (assimilated into non-Jewish homes) never knowing their identities to begin with, but whom you'd still count.
Let's add these up:
- 'Missing' Jews who actually didn't survive, either due to executions, wartime conditions, disease, etc.
- Jews not captured by censuses due to low census quality or availability
- Non-religious Jews not documenting themselves as Jewish
- Jews having changed to a non-Jewish identity
- Jews otherwise not wishing to be counted as such
- Relative difference to probable over-counting pre-war (e.g. half-Jews considered as Jews, misaccounting birth rates, etc.)

Altogether, especially when accounting for deliberate fudging of numbers by powerful Zionist and Allied organizations, we can very easily reach well-into the millions, here (and revisionists don't deny many died during the war, even with no 'Holocaust').
Your claim of 'missing Jews' as evidence of those 'Holocausted' is smoke and mirrors, and a weak distraction from your inability to show millions of Jewish corpses or a murder weapon, despite these being a typical requirement in murder investigations, especially for not just one but a series (alleged millions) of murders.
Sadly, this is yet another embarrassing take from our resident Clueless Jew. Jews had every reason to fear persecution post-WW2. Even without 'gassing' stories, they had just been persecuted, dispossessed and imprisoned for years, put through hell across multiple nations. That's plenty of reason to run and hide.ConfusedJew wrote:If there was no Holocaust, there really would be minimal reason for Jews to change their name so that explanation is very weak.
Yes, they reviewed what they had, not what they hadn't. And the "Jewish aid organizations" you mention often had a Zionist slant (highly-motivated to exaggerate the Jewish tragedy) and could not be regarded as independent sources, in any case, for very obvious [motivated] reasons.ConfusedJew wrote:Historians reviewed displaced persons camp logs, files from Jewish aid organizations like HIAS and the Joint Distribution Committee, and local Jewish community registries in the receiving countries. By comparing those with official immigration data and later community population counts, you can reconstruct reasonably accurate figures even if the individuals were not labeled as Jewish in government documents.
(For anyone in doubt about the pattern of lies inherent in Zionism and Jewish organizational initiatives, see examples/patterns here: https://ifamericansknew.org/
Also here: https://archive.org/stream/WhenVictimsR ... a_djvu.txt)
The "immigration data and later community population counts" you mention have also already been debunked as valid representations (Jews not dependably counted as such; listed earlier/above).
Yes, this is correct -- you are making an assumption, not drawing a valid conclusion from veritable evidence. This is the most truthful statement you have ever said at the CODOH forum.ConfusedJew wrote:Yes I am making an assumption that way less than 6 million Jews went "undocumented".
You are affirming the consequent (a fallacy) that "6 million Jews" are actually missing or have been accurately recorded as such -- this has not been established, as your inability to ChatGPT your way to success here has made abundantly clear. You have failed yet again, CluelessJew, as has happened in every other argument you have made at this forum.ConfusedJew wrote:In reality, you are assuming that about 6 million Jews (2/3 of the number that lived in Europe before the war) changed their identities after the war. I think that's a completely ridiculous assumption but if you think that's true you can try to explain to me how that happened and we can debate it out.
One day, you will look back at your activities on this forum and realize that you have done far more to advance Holocaust Denial than any of us deniers could have done independently.
Thank you for showing the world just how weak claims of the 'Holocaust' truly are.