• Eli Weisel, probably the most famous Holocaust survivor claimed that he chose to purposely stay with the Germans when the Soviets came and that he was having a sore leg treated in the hospital at the camp in his book "Night", but he is also probably the most imfamous Jew for spreading the horror stories.

• The Haavara Agreement, the plan from the National Socialists and Zionist Jews to send the Jews to Palestine. There were several other attempts by the National Socialists to deport the Jews from Germany over time, but nobody wanted the Jews in their countries.

• The Germans used the terms "Extermination", "Final Solution/Endlösung" very often when it came to dealing with the Jews, but they always talked about deportation plans.

• According to the World Almanac The Jewish population before, during and after the war barely changed and even increased at first.

• The International Red Cross report of 1948 found no indication of an extermination plan, despite the claim that it supposedly said the Germans cunningly hided that some facilities were gas chambers.

• Testimonies from "Holocaust survivors" that tell the truth about the conditions of the camps. The Jews had access to swimming pools for exercise, theathers, whore houses and participated in soccer games.

• The true maximum cremation capacity at Auschwitz-Birkenau is far lower than what we are always told.

• The Holocaust and the 6 million figure showing up in different places before WWII.

My own belief is that the conditions of the camps actually lasted until 1944, probably until the allies started heavily attacking the supply lines despite the protests of the Red Cross, which if true, pretty much destroys all the mainstream and revisionist Holocaust narratives. Depending on how low the true kill count really is, not only would the Germans be able to get rid of the Shoa milk cow industry but even character assassinate the Jews...