The $64 Billion Questions 1) Given that the holocaust is a present issue of our time, why is there not sufficient research that can approach the topic from different perspectives to the extent that European researchers and academics have been sent to prison for attempting to look at the holocaust from alternative points-of-view?
2) Why are the Palestinian people, of which over 5 million have been displaced for 60 years, being held accountable or responsible for the holocaust when they had nothing at all to do with it?
He further elaberated that "nothing is absolute" and to state emphatically that the holocaust "did" happen as opposed to asking "what happened" or to what extent did something happen and who was truly behind the events that caused the holocaust is not a scientific approach. We in this room are academics. We do research. We elucidate the areas of darkness and enlighten ourselves to ever greater levels of truth and accuracy. Sometimes we go backwards when we find out that we were mistaken or made a mistaken assumption. The press and media has a habit of forcing information on people as if it were the truth rather than participating in an ongoing inquiry. How can people really learn something if they only have one source of information? Open your eyes.
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Over 60 million people died as a result of World war two.
All of those people fit into the definition of human being.
Why separate them into groups of different religions, and call that any thing other than propaganda for some cause ?
I hear you Skip!
Good article on this topic -
http://www.lewrockwell.com/reese/reese400.html
Good point Skip.
You on a roll man.
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