I don't disagree. Our desire not to be replaced in our own countries doesn't depend on what did or did not happen to the Jews in German occupied Poland almost eighty years ago.

I posted this because I was frustrated at what was happening to an elderly lady — I have no idea if her ideas are true or not but she shouldn't have to be jailed for expressing an opinion about an historical event.

Posting it anywhere else would (paradoxically) get me banned for anti-semitism. This is one of the reason holocaust material gets posted here — not that people have a particularly anti-Jewish animus.

I need to go to bed so excuse my truncated reply. Here is an article from Counter Currents which discusses the Holocaust. It doesn't deny it happened but this paragraph explains why it excises so many on in the alt-right.

Counter Currents:

But there is another way to look at this, a way that the Dissident Right should not overlook. Ron Unz, by defending the right of Holocaust deniers to deny, is standing up against Jewish power, specifically, liberal diaspora Jewish power. He recognizes how destructive and insidious it is and wishes to shake two of its most fundamental pillars: the concept that Jews are always the victim and the concept that Jews are morally superior to white gentiles. If it can be proven that the Holocaust was an elaborate smear job, similar to what the Russo-Jewish Committee did to Tsarist Russia in the late nineteenth century, then much of the support and credit Jews get from gentiles would evaporate and their influence would begin to dwindle. This is why the majority of the hardcore Holocaust deniers appear on the Right: the outcome of a fraudulent Holocaust undermines the power of their enemies.

You can find more articles by clicking on the #holocaust-revisionism and #the-holocaust tag.

Here is a video of Johnathan Bowden in his raspy voice explaining why it is necessary to "step over" the holocaust.

• The issue of the "Shoah" | Johnathan Bowden [03:28]