Month: August 2021

The Case of Brushwood That Was Not Available

By Wojciech Chworostowski ∙ August 31, 2021

Exterminationists offer a wide variety of means by which millions of human cadavers, victims of the so-called Holocaust, are said to have been disposed of, ranging from stationary or portable crematoria to pyre burning, but the version currently offered by the Treblinka Museum on their website is perhaps the most-ludicrous of them all. The museum claims that 800,000 alleged victims were burned on grates made of rails, with brushwood as the source of energy. The brushwood necessary to fuel those pyres was allegedly collected in nearby forests, or was simply somehow miraculously available in sufficient quantities during the first half of 1943, when the claimed Treblinka victims are said to have been cremated. In this paper, the authors attempt to describe this operation, with strong emphasis on the logistics needed.

Israeli NGO Bringing Afghan Migrants to USA but not to Israel (4:17 min)

By To be determined ∙ August 30, 2021

Israeli NGO Bringing Afghan Migrants to USA but not to Israel One thing that happens today. Non-Jews are not allowed to settle in Israel. Don't let all that talk about "Russian" billionaires moving their money to Israel and then settling there, fool you, they are Jewish. Instead, Jewish supremacists are moving migrants to America. So…

Peter Longerich on the “Holocaust”

By John Wear ∙ August 27, 2021

German historian Dr. Peter Longerich is regarded by many as one of the leading authorities on the "Holocaust." Longerich was hired as an expert defense witness in David Irving’s libel suit against Deborah Lipstadt and her publisher Penguin Books. He prepared two reports for this civil action. Longerich later wrote books expanding on his research for this trial. This article discusses some of the weaknesses of Longerich’s research regarding the so-called Holocaust.

Rudolf Hess: Wronged Prisoner of Peace

By John Wear ∙ August 27, 2021

Rudolf Hess was one of the most popular National Socialist leaders. Albrecht Haushofer wrote in 1934 about Hess: “There is a strange charm in his personality; whenever he is there, a friendly veil falls over all the grey and black of the present.” Joseph Goebbels wrote about Hess in his diary: “Hess—the most decent person, quiet, friendly, reserved”. Hess is also famous for his flight to Great Britain on May 10, 1941 to attempt to negotiate peace with the British. This article discusses Hess’s motives for this dangerous flight, the injustice against Hess at the Nuremberg Trial, and whether Hess committed suicide or was murdered in Spandau Prison.

When Adolf Hitler Declared War on Modern Art (6:50 min)

By Adolf Hitler ∙ August 26, 2021

When Adolf Hitler Declared War on Modern Art. When Adolf Hitler, who was himself a talented artist. was in his early stages coming to power, Communists dominated "art" circles in the Third Reich. The pictures of these leftists, can only be described as awful rubblish posing as art. Gross and disgusting pictures from these leftist "artists" are…

Holohoax Tales Escaped the Last Train to Auschwitz by Laying on a Stretcher (4:29 min)

By Unknown Author ∙ August 25, 2021

Holohoax Tales Escaped the Last Train to Auschwitz by Laying on a Stretcher. After the end of the war against Germany, Jews had to explain that in this mass "gassing" genocide organised by the most efficient people on Earth, that they had survived. Here, another yarn….

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