I agree with Duke. People ought to be allowed to express their opinions freely about the holocaust. Banning opinions that don't coincide with the official story only creates suspicion towards the official story. I have always believed the official story, but ever since learning that many European countries ban opinions expressing doubts about the authenticity of the holocaust, I can't help now but feel that, although vastly true, perhaps there are inconsistencies, exaggerations, or half-truths within the story.

Let the revisionists speak. Let them hold up their evidence against that of the official story so we can see how they stand together.


I also understand Duke's point when he compares the Jewish Holocaust in Germany with the Bolshevik Holocaust in the Soviet Union. The Jewish Holocaust gets far more attention than any other, even more recent ones. As Duke pointed out-- how many films, documentaries, museums, etc are there to help us remember the Jewish Holocaust, yet how many of any of these exist today so that we may never forget the tragedy of the Bolshevik Holocaust? Some say this is because the Jews use the Holocaust to gain sympathy from the world. If this is true, I have no idea. There's certainly to suggest it is possible, but that doesn't make it true.

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