Talk:The Holocaust
Personal interest
This is one of my personal major study areas. It is an ultra-sensitive subject and one that must be approached with great care if the vast collection of available suppressed evidence (much of it already on the wikispooks server) is to be properly cataloged, indexed and explained on the Wiki in a manner that does not become counter-productive to its mission - a bit like squaring the circle I know, but hopefully understood. I will therefore be watching it - and related pages - like a hawk. Having said all that, please don't be put off adding to and editing it. Having someone else suddenly take an editing interest has finally spurred me to give it more attention myself and I'm grateful for that. --Peter P (talk) 10:13, 11 August 2014 (IST)
Last edit roll-back
I rolled back the last edit by User:TruthSeeker611 because its only effect was to cast doubt on the Revisionist case against Zyklon-B extermination gas chambers by quoting - of all people - an organisation sponsored by B'nai Brith and whose declared purpose is the the promotion and defense of 'The Holocaust' Official Narrative. I have no issue with deleting falsehoods, but there are no demonstrable falsehoods in the piece as it stands and many good people have had their careers and lives destroyed by B'nai Brith for nothing more than getting revisionism to its present stage. Thus watering it down with questionable detail (the effect of the last edit) is not acceptable. Note also that the myth of Zyklon-B has been all but acknowledged by (at least) the UK Holocaust memorial day Trust, in that they no longer make ANY reference to it. As of 2016, their web site confines its allegations of gassings to the Use of exhaust fumes from Tanks - itself an absurd claim since diesel exhaust contains only miniscule amounts of Carbon Monoxide rendering its use on the industrial-scale claimed more than usually problematical.
To User:TruthSeeker611: Please don't take any of the above personally. Your contributions here are valued and I hope they will continue. --Peter P (talk) 07:54, 3 February 2016 (GMT)
