Today’s technology enables Holocaust revisionists to spread the truth; however, it also enables Holocaust fabulists to come up with ever more dystopic ways to indoctrinate children. From the Jewish Chronicle: What’s next, beaming the Holocaust propaganda directly into the children’s brains? The United Kingdom has a history of doing everything that Jews want. Signing the…
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Reasoning With Your Friends/Family about the Holocaust Part Two
Part 1 When it comes to overcoming the conditioning that Holocaust fabulist authorities have subjected the population to, pointing out the facts sometimes isn’t enough. Getting a person to even entertain the possibility that the Holocaust narrative is false might include helping them overcome psychological barriers. A person that has enjoyed the comfort of trusting…
Reasoning With Your Friends/Family about the Holocaust Part One
Part 2 In my article about talking to conservatives about Palestine I described a hypothetical conversation I could have with a childhood friend about supporting Palestine. Today I am going to discuss how I would talk to her about the illegitimacy of the Holocaust narrative. My friend has been a long-term employee of the public…
Super Effective Brainwashing
If you’re not seeing this headline from The Times of Israel (ToI) as some real dystopian stuff, then you might be under the spell of Holocaust indoctrination. Having trouble seeing the insidiousness of a custom-tailored Holocaust-affirming exhibit? Just keep reading. A little background info: the exhibit was aimed at the children of White Plains Middle…
Propaganda Dissemination
For reasons I found myself in a university library today. I took the opportunity to check out their selection of Holocaust affirming literature. Of course nowadays everything is online and students don’t check out books. Still it is interesting to see the dissemination of Holocaust propaganda through academic institutions. My academic adventure began by parking…
Indoctrination
For children in Western countries Holocaust education begins early. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, or USHMM, believes that 6th grade, when the students are typically 11 to 12 years old, is a good place to start because they are able to empathize with eyewitness accounts. Could this be because the Holocaust narrative relies on…