Conflicting Historical Narratives

The rush to create the post WWII narratives vs. the hindsight including forensic investigation

We have two conflicting narratives about the 20th Century. One was created by the international press. It promotes the idea that Germany was responsible for two world wars. That the Holocaust was an attempt by the Germans to eliminate all European Jews. That the Nazis were evil, and Hitler was their evil dictator. This version of history is still believed by most people today. This version is protected by laws in 17 countries, and many have suffered imprisonment by simply questioning the “official” narrative of the Holocaust.

The revisionist view is quite different and is based on forensic evidence and careful evaluation and reflection on the facts. It is an emerging narrative and disputes the hastily derived post war narrative. The revisionist view points out that the Germans sued for peace during both wars offering more than reasonable terms. It seems these facts were not promoted as heavily as was the narrative of the evil Huns. In fact Hitler numerous times offered Churchill very favorable terms to end the war in Europe. Churchill rejected the terms out of hand, instead counting on getting the Americans into the war to satisfy his blood lust and his desire to destroy Germany. Without the help of the Americans, both wars would have been lost to the Germans. However both wars could have been ended early, on favorable terms to Europeans. Ended without the horrendous bloodshed that entailed.

The Treaty of Versailles was crafted without participation of any German representatives. It placed the blame for the war solely on the Germans. It split Germany up among multiple nations and demanded $33 billion in war reparations. The result was a server depression in Germany during the post WWI years. By 1932 the unemployment in Germany was 6 million or 24% of the German population.

Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933. He immediately began government policies that greatly improved economic life in Germany. He implemented a new German currency based on labor units. He set about building affordable homes which could be had with loans at zero interest. He sponsored the Volkswagen (peoples car) that was inexpensive and affordable by a rising German middle class. He also began building the Autobahn highways throughout Germany, providing good paying jobs for the German people. Hitler became very popular with the German people as would be expected. He brought them out of the depths of the depression faster than any other nation in the world.

At the same time, in 1933 newspapers in the U.S. began demanding that citizens boycott German made goods. A worldwide ‘sacred war’ was declared on Germany. An article published in 1942 states, “Soon nine years will have elapsed since a worldwide ‘sacred war’ declared on Germany not by the United States, not by Great Britain, not by France, not by any nation; but by the race of Jews,” the article reads. “Startling as that statement is, it is substantiated by a public address made over Station WABC, outlet of the Columbia Broadcasting System, by Mr. Samuel Untermeyer, an American Jew.

The Communists were already trying to take power in Germany as they did in Russia. Hitler as a student of history was aware of the Bolshevik Revolution and who was behind it. An event not well reported in the West was the Holodomor. As the Communists were consolidating their power in Russia, they killed millions. Some estimates count as many as 7 million starved in Ukraine alone. Millions of Russians were killed and murdered during the revolution. The Communists were well known for murdering the resistance in Russia. Hitler wanted to build a strong Germany for Germans. He did not want to allow Germany to fall to the same fate as the Russians.

On the subject of the Holocaust. The official narrative maintains that 6 million Jews were executed in Nazi death camps, which used Zyclon B poisonous gas to kill victims in gas chambers. There are numerous books, articles and films depicting humans being ushered into gas chambers and poisoned to death. Then we are told the dead were incinerated in crematoriums. There are eye witnesses that claim they saw or participated in gassing innocent victims. The story of the Holocaust has been repeated over and over, and everyone is familiar with the legend. But is it true?

There is no dispute that the Germans built slave labor concentration camps in Germany and the occupied territories. The most famous of these is Auschwitz near Krakow, Poland. IG Farben used slave labor to manufacture goods for the war effort. What has become disputed is that at the same time forced labor was occurring, were the reported forced executions happening at the same time?

Ernst Zundel wrote and distributed a pamphlet questioning the 6 million number we have all been led to believe. As a result, he was brought to trial for his insolence. Twice in Canada and once in Germany. During one of his trials he hired Fred Leuchter, an expert in execution technology to see if the Auschwitz gas chamber was fit for purpose. His findings were published in The Leuchter Report: An Engineering Report on the Alleged Execution Chambers at Auschwitz. In short, he found the allegations ludicrous; that such a structure could be used as a gas chamber. Here is a link to an interview Mr. Leuchter did following the trial. https://www.bitchute.com/video/FhjxVW5A8omy/

I encourage everyone to do their own research. Much of what we have been told of the 20th Century is designed to make us believe things that don’t hold up to serious scrutiny. We act and behave based on our beliefs. If our beliefs are based on falsehoods and inaccuracies, are we behaving in favor of the best of humanity? Or could it be we behave to the benefit of those who use falsehoods and inaccuracies to craft our personal belief systems? It is my sincere hope that we begin to question our reality as it has been given us. By seeking answers, perhaps we can craft a better reality, one closer to the true reality.

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