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An email I wrote to jews in response to a holocaust denial article.

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    An email I wrote to jews in response to a holocaust denial article.

    I'm sure everyone here already knows how jewish lobbies and other jewish organizations, as well as the US media which is monopolized by jews, are heping Israel's ally Turkey to deny the Armenian Genocide. It's time that we don't let them keep doing this without jeopardizing their own holocaust.

    I read an article in the following link about holocaust denial:

    http://wymaninstitute.org/articles/2...nialreport.php

    I emailed them, and this is what I said in my email:

    Hi,

    I'd like to respond to the article titled "Holocaust Denial: A Global Survey - 2004". The same examples that holocaust deniers are using to deny the holocaust are also the same examples that jewish organizations are using to deny the Armenian Genocide. Aren't these jewish organizations being hypocrats and only undermining their own holocaust? I have a really hard time believing the claims of the holocaust myself when seeing these jewish organizations using the same philosophy as Mr. Zundel and other holocaust deniers to deny the Armenian Genocide.
    I urge all of you to write a similar email or letter to this site. I also urge everyone here to become more active in also emailing or writing letters to other sites with similar articles and becoming overall more active in letting jews know that they cannot keep helping Turkey deny the Armenian Genocide without jeopardizing the credibility of their own holocaust.

    Most of you may also want to study how holocaust deniers such as Ernst Zundel are denying the holocaust and see how the jews are applying these same principles to deny the Armenian Genocide in order to stop them from preceding in these autragous acts.
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    Originally posted by truth_seeker
    I'm sure everyone here already knows how jewish lobbies and other jewish organizations, as well as the US media which is monopolized by jews, are heping Israel's ally Turkey to deny the Armenian Genocide. It's time that we don't let them keep doing this without jeopardizing their own holocaust.

    I read an article in the following link about holocaust denial:

    http://wymaninstitute.org/articles/2...nialreport.php

    I emailed them, and this is what I said in my email:



    I urge all of you to write a similar email or letter to this site. I also urge everyone here to become more active in also emailing or writing letters to other sites with similar articles and becoming overall more active in letting jews know that they cannot keep helping Turkey deny the Armenian Genocide without jeopardizing the credibility of their own holocaust.

    Most of you may also want to study how holocaust deniers such as Ernst Zundel are denying the holocaust and see how the jews are applying these same principles to deny the Armenian Genocide in order to stop them from preceding in these autragous acts.

    Although you're absolutely right about the jews denying the Armenian Genocide and in effect they are helping turkey, they're not really doing it in order to help turkey, they're doing it for their own intrests. Then know that when the Armenian Genocide gets the recognition it rightly deserves, their holohoax industry will be in jeopardy as well as their monopoly on suffering and they will inevidably lose their victim status. That's what they're afraid of and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

    As for Zundel, I'm sorry but you've got it wrong. He's not a denier, he's a revisionists and although the jews would like people to believe it's the same thing and some Armenians have also started copying the jews and are now calling turks who deny the genocide "revisionists", which to me is just plain sickening. Earnst Zundel has never said there was no jewish holocaust (one of the few points where I strongly disagree with Zundel).

    Another thing is that the methods applied by the jews is quite different than those applied by Zundel and other revisionists, so please don't try putting them in the same boat.

    BTW, Zundel has at least one article on the Armenian Genocide on his site, so I don't think that it's wise for us to portray him as a liar and compare him to jews who deny the AG. Plus I don't see why we have to make any comparisons, because we have enough to make our case against the jews by their actions alone.
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      [QUOTE=Pamooshjian]
      Although you're absolutely right about the jews denying the Armenian Genocide and in effect they are helping turkey, they're not really doing it in order to help turkey, they're doing it for their own intrests. Then know that when the Armenian Genocide gets the recognition it rightly deserves, their holohoax industry will be in jeopardy as well as their monopoly on suffering and they will inevidably lose their victim status. That's what they're afraid of and that's just the tip of the iceberg.
      That's part of it, but they also want to keep Israel's ally Turkey happy.

      As for Zundel, I'm sorry but you've got it wrong. He's not a denier, he's a revisionists
      You're absolutely right on this. Unlike the lying jews and turks who deny the Armenian Genocide, a real genocide, Ernst Zundel is a revisionist who is trying to uncover the lies about the holocaust.

      First, jews were never gassed or burned alive in these concentration camps like they claim. There is absolutely no proof of this. These so-called gas chambers were used to delouse people for sanitary purposes. The ovens were used to burn dead bodies to keep diseases from these corps from spreading. These burned bodies were already dead from malnutrition and disease caused by the allied bombings cutting off the food supply to Germany.

      You're absolutely right. Ernst Zundel is our friend and not someone we should portray as a liar like the jews are doing.

      But we still need to make our voices heard and let these jews know how we feel about them denying the Armenian Genocide. We can't just keep silent and keep letting them do this without a fight.

      BTW, Zundel has at least one article on the Armenian Genocide on his site, so I don't think that it's wise for us to portray him as a liar and compare him to jews who deny the AG.
      I didn't know that. I would really like to see this. Do you have a link?

      I just did a google search and found it.

      http://www.zundelsite.org/zundel_per...y27_zgram.html

      In "The Holocaust Industry" (2000) Norman Finkelstein describes how Israel helped its ally Turkey deny the massacre of one million Armenians in 1915. "Acting at Israel's behest, the US Holocaust Council practically eliminated mention of the Armenians in the Washington Holocaust Memorial Museum, and Jewish lobbyists in Congress blocked a day of remembrance for the Armenian genocide." (p.69)
      Ernst Zundel is certainly a good man and a friend of the Armenian people.
      Last edited by truth_seeker; 07-03-2005, 02:53 PM.

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        [QUOTE=truth_seeker]
        Originally posted by Pamooshjian

        That's part of it, but they also want to keep Israel's ally Turkey happy.



        You're absolutely right on this. Unlike the lying jews and turks who deny the Armenian Genocide, a real genocide, Ernst Zundel is a revisionist who is trying to uncover the lies about the holocaust.

        First, jews were never gassed or burned alive in these concentration camps like they claim. There is absolutely no proof of this. These so-called gas chambers were used to delouse people for sanitary purposes. The ovens were used to burn dead bodies to keep diseases from these corps from spreading. These burned bodies were already dead from malnutrition and disease caused by the allied bombings cutting off the food supply to Germany.

        You're absolutely right. Ernst Zundel is our friend and not someone we should portray as a liar like the jews are doing.

        But we still need to make our voices heard and let these jews know how we feel about them denying the Armenian Genocide. We can't just keep silent and keep letting them do this without a fight.



        I didn't know that. I would really like to see this. Do you have a link?

        I just did a google search and found it.

        http://www.zundelsite.org/zundel_per...y27_zgram.html



        Ernst Zundel is certainly a good man and a friend of the Armenian people.
        I was going to post something to further expand upon the revisionist/denier/Zundel thing, but I see there's no need.

        You are definitely started in the right direction. What the jews are most fearful of is exposure, so I think that's the way to go. They are going to have to be shown that their house of cards is about to fall and we are grabbing onto the card that's gonna do the trick.
        If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.
        -George Orwell
        Thus the highest realization of warfare is to attack the enemy's plans; next is to attack their alliances;
        -Sun Tzu

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        • #5
          Originally posted by anoush719

          I was going to post something to further expand upon the revisionist/denier/Zundel thing, but I see there's no need.
          But you still should. A thread dedicated to Ernst Zundel is well deserved. This man is obviously a friend of the Armenian people. Being a holocaust revisionist makes him even that much more of a friend. If you start this thread, I will definatley visit it.

          You are definitely started in the right direction. What the jews are most fearful of is exposure, so I think that's the way to go. They are going to have to be shown that their house of cards is about to fall and we are grabbing onto the card that's gonna do the trick.
          Yeah, paybacks are a xxxxx.

          Let's support Ernst.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by beyazkale76
            Do you know that Turks built gas chambers to annihilate Armenians at 1915?
            I didn't know that. Maybe you can tell us some more about it, but I must tell you that I really don't believe the turks built gas chambers, because turks don't know how to build anything. They don't even know how to make "turkish" cymbals. Silly turk.
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              oh they are not Turkish cymbals... you Armenians actually made those under the rule of Ottomans... in fact they are Armenian cymbalss and we stole them from you... this is more like it..

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              • #8
                LMAO at the title. You converse with the "jews"?
                this post = teh win.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Sip
                  LMAO at the title. You converse with the "jews"?
                  Yeah, it's sad, but we need to let the jews know that we know what they are doing and that we won't permit it any longer.

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                  • #10
                    Who's "we"?
                    this post = teh win.

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