Changing WW2 viewpoints… RAPIDLY changing viewpoints!

[Wahrheitssucher]

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The huge amount of content online that is re-evaluating and refuting the decades of jew-centric pseudo-history of WW2 that we have ALL been programmed with is amazing.
That’s not rhetoric… I am genuinely amazed by it.

I know we all live online in little algorithmic bubbles that just feeds us content that fits are viewing history, but even with that as an explanation, the fact that there are so many people now CREATING the content amazes me.

I’m only seeing what’s on Bitchute, Rumble and Instagram. So I assume there is even more on X, Tiktok, Substack, etc.
It seems to be everywhere.

As an example I’ve now watched (at 1.5x speed) the whole two-hour-and-forty-minute interview with National Socialist Thomas Sewell being interviewed mainly by Dan Bilzerian [here] and afterwards I was automatically led to this:

[Wahrheitssucher]

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Some of today’s online content refuting those obviously fake aspects of the WW2 narrative that we've all been programmed with for decades
OR detailing the history that has been omitted:

[Cowboy]

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The huge amount of content online that is re-evaluating and refuting the decades of jew-centric pseudo-history of WW2 that we have ALL been programmed with is amazing.
That’s not rhetoric… I am genuinely amazed by it.

I know we all live online in little algorithmic bubbles that just feeds us content that fits are viewing history, but even with that as an explanation, the fact that there are so many people now CREATING the content amazes me.

I’m only seeing what’s on Bitchute, Rumble and Instagram. So I assume there is even more on X, Tiktok, Substack, etc.
It seems to be everywhere.

It's really incredible to see the progress that has been made on this topic over the past year. Truthfully, I think that Europeans are looking at their countries progressively get worse and worse, and nobody is giving them a clear answer on why. Ken O'Keefe said it best when he talked about how nobody would think to look into a country like Germany in the 20s and 30s to find answers. Now that people are, they are realizing that they didn't just "go crazy for no reason" for 20 years and then return to normal after losing the war.

When it comes to the Holocaust specifically, it's hard to get people to open up to the idea that it 'didn't happen' because of the programming that has been performed and guilt complex. I believe content creators pumping out short form jokes, memes, clips of revisionist content, etc. via social media has done more for revisionism than writing thousands of pages of literature has. Unfortunately, lots of people do not have the time or energy to invest into studying revisionism unless they are deeply intrigued by it (as everybody on this forum is). Turning the Holocaust into something that is open for question and can even be joked about is a massive blow to them and a massive win for us. All we have to do is plant seeds into people's minds and let them grow.

I think Fuentes did an excellent job at using humor to plant seeds of doubt during his interview with Piers Morgan.