You must be some sort of weirdo.
Of course I don’t acknowledge all the nonsense about the so-called holocaust and I’m hardly alone.
Incidentally, it is a crime in certain countries to deny the ‘approved’ version of the holocaust and one can actually be imprisoned for questioning it.
Think - anyone can dispute any version of any historical event like say, the Crusades - but it is a crime to examine in detail, the official version of that one event - boy have they got it sown up!
Ever been to Auschwitz/Birkenau?
At the end of the war and up to about 1990, the ‘official’ version was that 4,000,000 Jews had been gassed and their bodies then burnt in the famous crematoriums.
When many deniers like myself pointed out time and again that with the facilities there that was an impossibility, the figures were drastically revised down, the latest I read was from Holocaust historian Jean-Claude Pressac who estimated that about 800,000 persons -- of whom 630,000 were Jewish -- perished at Auschwitz.
So at the drop of a hat, over 3 million Jews who were supposed to have died at just one camp - either didn’t exist or survived the war.
Indeed, many American experts on gas chamber facilities, including designers, have testified that the Auschwitz gassing story to be both absurd and technically impossible.
To cut a long story short - for anyone interested, there is one survey of the Jewish question in Europe during World War Two and the conditions of Germany's concentration camps which is almost unique in its honesty and objectivity - the three-volume Report of the International Committee of the Red Cross on its Activities during the Second World War, Geneva, 1948.
The Red Cross had access to all the German camps throughout the war, up to the last few months when it became too dangerous due to invading armies - and it was written long before the very lucrative holocaust industry got into full swing - and lucrative it is, earning hundreds of billion of dollars for the ‘survivors’ and their kin, who naturally have a vested interest in keeping the whole charade in operation.