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Here are some other creepy photos

It is now conceded that these [Jivaro] shrunken heads were "not part of any systematic or centralized Nazi extermination program," but such grisly artefacts were initially used to precondition people into believing any horror story about that alleged Nazi extermination program. It made people accept "the premise that there is no depravity which is impossible" for the Nazis. Those grisly artefacts were major primers of the Holohoax scam, which exempted the victors of WW2 from ever providing any solid evidence for the propaganda lies they selected for posterity and thus planted in history books.Joe Splink wrote: ↑Mon Apr 13, 2026 10:41 pm Grok's summary:
This was an act of localized sadism and trophy-making by individual SS personnel in one camp, not part of any systematic or centralized Nazi extermination program.






Still better than "we need to deceive and brainwash our unchosen slaves," isn't it?Wahrheitssucher wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 10:10 am
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“We need to give direction to our non-Jewish friends.”
I had understood your point and I didn't say that the orthodox/antirevisionist scholars have now dropped the Nazi-shrunken-heads lie, but I nevertheless decided to elaborate on the last sentence of Grok's summary in your previous post in order to explain how the Holohoax was successfully sold after WW2. I hope that it was not too much off topic.Joe Splink wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 1:21 pm It is now conceded that these [Jivaro] shrunken heads were "not part of any systematic or centralized Nazi extermination program,"
No, the (implicit) point of my post was not that Grok said the shrunken heads were legit, but that grok is a representation of mainstream hoax 'scholarship', so the shrunken heads are generally considered legit by mainstream hoax scholarship.
Well, they do (even they usually keep from talking about it and try to belittle its scale when they mention it), don't they?Joe Splink wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 2:14 pm I was elaborating on the last sentence of Grok's summary in your previous post.
The part of the last sentence you quoted does imply that mainstream scholars accept the shrunken heads as real.
I understand it as meaning that academic historians have NOT rejected the shrunken heads hoax, but now claim that it was just an isolated incident ("an act of localized sadism and trophy-making") rather than a Nazi policy ("not part of any systematic or centralized Nazi extermination program").Joe Splink wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 2:28 pm Correction to my previous post: The part of the last sentence you elaborated on does imply that mainstream scholars have rejected the shrunken heads hoax.
What's wrong with you?Joe Splink wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 2:28 pm .....and try to belittle its scale when they mention it)
Just as you did with your selective emphasis.
OK, now I see what's wrong with you. You're upset that I ruined your great discovery, which was frankly more embarrassing than convincing. Too much ego. Not enough maturity.Joe Splink wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 3:43 pm What's wrong with you?
Not a thing. The sentence has two parts, and you chose to emphasize the part that 'minimizes' the hoax. A diversionary tactic. Just as your claim that a picture of Anne Frank taken after the war had ended doesn't look anything like Anne Frank. So, I'm suspicious of you.
No, I chose to elaborate on the part that reveals the big picture (i.e. one of the tricks used to create and sell the Holohoax). I find it more interesting than a nearly forgotten oddity like the shrunken heads lie itself. Sorry for trying to broaden your autistic echo chamber.Joe Splink wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 3:43 pm The sentence has two parts, and you chose to emphasize the part that 'minimizes' the hoax. A diversionary tactic.