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Originally Posted by conspiracy_theory

I think you maybe a little misled my friend. Can you show me where in mein kampf where it mentions exterminating anybody.

Whether something is or isn't explicitly written in Mein Kampf hardly matters, does it? Mein Kampf isn't the complete guide to Nazi atrocities, it's just the ideological basis of it.

Originally Posted by conspiracy_theory

After the war, in all the records the nazi's kept, they only found one peice of paper that mentioned the extermination of jews, written in poor German.

Oh? Do you have a source for that? I've seen and heard about quite a few documents that detail it.

Originally Posted by conspiracy_theory

Btw, there are a few alternative documentaries on the so called "death camps",worth a watch if , like me, you are into all this conspiracy stuff.One of the interesting things they show is how shallow the water table is at auswitch,so so much for the stories of thousands of people being burnt is massive pits...of water??? lol, plus how much heat would it take to burn thousands of bodies in an open pit?

Indeed, it's a good thing the Nazis had built extensive crematoriums there to do the job then, isn't it?

Originally Posted by conspiracy_theory

But the most eye opening vid you will ever see is a video with David Irving,who was untill he wrote a book called Hitlers war (which he researched for 10 years) ,one of the worlds most trusted and celebrated historians. The problem with his book was, there was nothing on the holocaust in it. He told his jewish publishers, it was because he found no evidence of one, and after refusing to make it up as they told him to do, they pulled his book.

But if you are into hating nazi's, he does mention a lot of sick things they did actually do.

Trusted and celebrated historians? Let's see...

Originally Posted by Wikipedia

Irving's reputation as an historian was widely discredited after he brought an unsuccessful libel case against the American historian Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin Books. The court found that Irving was an active Holocaust denier, antisemite, and racist, who "associates with right-wing extremists who promote neo-Nazism," and that he had "for his own ideological reasons persistently and deliberately misrepresented and manipulated historical evidence."

But that's all part of the conspiracy, yes?