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Waldo  
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 More options Jun 5 2001, 4:32 am
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From: "Waldo" <Walde...@hushmail.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 01:32:25 -0700
Local: Tues, Jun 5 2001 4:32 am
Subject: Re: Where are the revisionist scholars who aren't neo-nazis or anti-semites?
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Allan Matthews <allan_matth...@bigfoot.nospam.com> wrote in message

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> Gee, you'd think that after many months of posting this at least one
> revisionist who isn't a neo-Nazi or anti-Semite would have come forward
> and said "Here I am!"

"Holocaust Revisionists", "anti-Semites"? I guess it kind of goes with the
territory, Allan.

One need not be an "anti-Semite" to question some of the outlandish and
illogical claims surrounding the "Holocaust" story, but it doesn't take long
to develop an "anti-Semitic" bent when looking into the details. . .
especially if one ventures into the likes of this group, and is met with the
warm welcome offered by the pack of Jews and Shabbos Goy hyenas that inhabit
these parts.

> But, no.  It appears that there just aren't any such revisionists
> around.

You won't find many Bunko detectives that aren't "anti-Fraud" either.

> Based on their past posting history, the few bozos who have bothered to
> claim that they aren't neo-Nazis or anti-Semites were, upon examination
> of their claims, found to be clearly lying.

Ever wonder if they haven't been "converted" with the help of your
ankle-gnawing pro-Semite rat pack?

> Of course, given the
> general behavior of revisionists, this lack of honesty isn't surprising
> in the least.

Are you insinuating that you and the "Snip, Squeal, Dodge and Subterfuge"
gang are HONEST?

(Waldo chuckles)

> However, just in case some revisionist 'scholars' have missed my
> question to date, here it is again:

> Where are the revisionists who aren't neo-Nazis or anti-Semites?

You mean "Jewish Holocaust revisionists" Allan. Get it straight.

You have no problem with anyone dissecting the relationship between
Eisenhower and McArthur regarding the Korean War.

You couldn't care less whether revisionists pick apart the details of the
Boer Wars, or the Spanish conquest of the Americas.

You and the Cockroach Clan are single minded in your efforts: To protect the
fabricated and "sanctified" image of Jewish suffering at the hands of the
Nazis during WWII, and to absolve Jews of any guilt regarding the atrocities
committed under Bolshevism and Communism.

There is much at stake, isn't there Allan?

If the general perception of the public were to change . . if people no
longer viewed Jews as the "poor, picked-on, innocent scapegoats" that they
have been portrayed to be . . .  What would be the consequences?

Answer!

> It's a fair question.  Afterall, how can revisionsists hope to be taken
> seriously if they all have such apparent biases, agendas and axes to
> grind?

Don't forget: You Jews provided the axe.

> So, then, if Holocaust revisionism is an intellectually honest endevour,
> where are the revisionists who aren't neo-Nazis or anti-Semites?

Clearly, you make no apologies for being anti-Nazi, please demonstrate that
there is something inherently "wrong" with being an "anti-Semite".

Waldo

Observer at Large


 
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