The CODOH Revisionist Forum

While I do not find this claim convincing, I do find it useful to think about "revisionism" in "low-stakes" contexts. Agree on this. Another low stakes revisionist topic is Shakespeare. I recall having a teacher who was quite enthralled by the question of Shakespeare's authorship, as he returned to ...

I agree that it's not convincing, but it also doesn't sound implausible. Since Naismith was in Springfield while Will was in the tiny town of Herkimer, it's likely that the bigger town would have made a bigger splash in the newspapers and in networking with the rest of the country. Plus it is only ...

Holocaust Believers have claimed that the reason there are Iron Blue cyanide stains in delousing chambers but not in the gas chamber morgues is because: Dynamite destroyed them. (JC Pressac) The exposure time "per day" was 1/100th as long. (Pressac, with less extreme claims by others) They weathered ...

It's disturbing the number of times I've followed a source link to some website that no longer exists. It's very fortunate that Radio Islam saved this material because much of it can't be found anywhere else. For example do a Google search for "Gilbert Mantout" and see how few results come up. WSMOT ...

The site had a continuous kill–bury–dig–burn–rebury–scatter cycle. [...] Thanks but you are just digging the pit deeper. There is no evidence for a "continuous kill-bury-dig-burn-rebury-scatter cycle." This is something you've made up. The accepted narrative is that nearly all of them were buried fi ...

[...]1 pit ≈ 1,000,000 kg → ~20,000–25,000 bodies 10 large pits × ~20,000–25,000 = 200,000–250,000 bodies at a time. As pits filled, they dug new ones. Pits were partly reused: older ones were reopened for cremation later. At peak burial, maybe ~250,000–300,000 bodies lay in graves at once. As older ...

If the Holocaust is what we are told, this is a pretty unlikely finding. We should expect higher average IQ from survivors (compared to other Jews) because all these activities exhibit or are correlated with intellectual ability: Avoiding capture. Escaping prison camp. Surviving disease. Surviving ...

... Personally I don't think we have to throw whole testimonies out. You throw out 100% of the eyewitness evidence from those who worked inside the AR camps, Chelmno and the A-B Kremas. Oh, do I? Tell me more about what I do. It's enough just to recognize that their most extraordinary and ...

You aren't actually right about this, but even if you were, I'm not sure why it would matter. It's irrelevant to the discussion except that it's a false claim you made. It demonstrates once again that you and your AI are making unfounded statements. The NYT article appeared in the November 25, 1942 ...

Allow me to respond to this post since Archie did not. The electric floor claim was first reported in the New York Times in 1942 and quoted sources from the Polish government-in-exile [...] This is a great reason not to trust other wartime claims from the Poles, like those about gas chambers! But ...

It is an issue. I don't mind that laymen have a false understanding to begin with. In my experience the public schooling system made no effort to inform me of what the orthodoxy claims. It impressed upon me only that there were camps, gas, cremation, and 6 million. (In fact I think if you ...

Leuchter also made some irresponsible claims in a broadcast this April on Stew Peters's show. This clip went viral: https://x.com/RedPillSayian/status/1917025026097717439 If somebody said to me, "I want to execute large quantities of people. We wanna do one hundred people at a time." Y'know, what ...

Well, I really don't mean to claim special expertise at all. The above represents my best understanding from viewing and reviewing these materials. I see now that there is a Wikipedia page for this location. It claims 143 victims with no citations and no mention of the propaganda history. https://en ...

So, you think Lt Hodges refers to Lt Gn Hodges then? I don't think they would omit the general part, but more likely the lieutenant part. Yes. The description accurately describes him and his part in the film: "Lt. Gen. Courtney Hodges in Belgium, September 15, 1944." Clearly this is who the title ...

Holocaust Controversies, the site linked to here, is claiming that there is no deception by the USHMM because the description on their webpage is the description provided by the archivist. The implication is that an individual bureaucrat incorrectly assumed that this film captured a gas chamber. Is ...