Hey AJ Philips,
I suppose I must've come across in a way where people weren't sure whether I was joking or serious.
But if my comments were not a 'fair comment that was an expression of genuine belief' I probably wouldn't have said it as it might've been construed as being malicious and in breach of 18C.
It's a fine line to walk, but I like having the freedom to express my thoughts and opinions unrestricted.
Thanks for the Poe's Law education, I know what they were talking about but didn't know it had a name.
- sometimes even text messages can be misconstrued without an emoji.

Hey mhaze,
I accept your opinion but I only argue the facts, and if my facts are correct and your're being ignorant of them, then that's a situation I myself find just as distasteful.
Do you disagree the Bolsheviks were all mainly Jewish and atrocities under Stalin were done under their orders?
Or that Israel acts hypocritical saying BDS is Anti-Semitic when they themselves used the same tactic?
Do you disagree that their pronunciation of war against Germany helped fuel the coming conflict?
And have you forgotten or do you dispute that Jews were historically kicked out of many nations across Europe for their attitude of making themselves masters and the common folk being downtrodden beneath them a situation that also happened in Germany prior to WWII?

I think it's your side involved in revising History.
I'm quite happy for you to be offended if you choose to be, but I'd prefer it if you didn't.
There's no law against 'being offended'.

Protocols of The Learned Elders of Zion.
I never mentioned it, you did, are you trying to bait me into an argument?
I don't really want to go there, argue back and forwards....
You can argue that it was proven false, and I would point out a Jew presided over the matter.
- Which makes as much sense as asking Charles Manson to investigate his own murders and report back.

To me it's like hypothesising the sky is blue, true or false many of the protocols seem to ring true.
I'd rather argue 'Zionist Plan for the Middle East', that's one you can't say is fake.

"I guess it demonstrates yet again that people driven by hatred and ignorance are capable of believing anything".

Now why did you have to go there?
- To try to win the argument with accusations of hatred and ignorance instead of arguing the facts like I asked?
I believe the real reason you 'claimed' that conclusion and avoided my questions is because you can't actually argue with facts.

Sharpen your debating skills and knowledge of history and then get back to me.

"Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it."

This is particularity true for today's youth whose version of history is focused on identity politics and whom are drawn to the siren call of socialism and cannot remember millions of corpses of those that went before.

It is almost impossible for young people to learn from history because nothing historically significant is taught to them; the little that they learn has been re-written by Leftists. Today, most people seem to think that history started the day they were born.

Talking about learning from history - Here's one way
of doing it:

Christmas is just around the corner and there's a
great book that's available to buy as a gift -
It's called - "Only eleven came back," by
Stasys Jameikis. It deals with -

"Thousands of innocent local people were deported from
the Baltic States (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia) to
Russia and Siberia, in 1941 - 1953. To avoid bad
publicity for the Soviet occupation authorities, the
prisoners' fate was frequently shrouded in total silence.

However, one young man named Stasys Jameikis survived
his 13 years' cruel treatment in Soviet concentration camps
and later wrote a book titled "Only Eleven Came Back".
This title reflected the fact that, when arrested in 1941,
Stasys was in a group of 1,505 men. By 1953, only 11 of
them were still alive and returning home."

Stasys' book was originally published in the Lithuanian
language, in 1994. The second edition appeared in Lithuania,'
in 2014. The English translation had to wait until this year
(2017).
This book has attracted a great deal of interest in Australia.

This book may be ordered directly from the publishers:

Baltic Research Foundation
PO Box 777,
Sandy Bay Tasmania 7006

The price is $20, including postage to any address in the
world.

I have bought six copies of it to give as gifts at Christmas.

Stasys Jameikis was born on 21 March, 1914 in the village
of Gipenai, district of Zarasai, Lithuania. He died at
the age of 76, on 18th June, 1990, in the city of Kaunas.

The book is an outstanding work work, revealing the atrocities
of the Soviet occupation. It is worth purchasing to give to
people who need to be told what happened under the Soviet
regime.

//Do you disagree the Bolsheviks were all mainly Jewish and atrocities under Stalin were done under their orders?
Or that Israel acts hypocritical saying BDS is Anti-Semitic when they themselves used the same tactic?
Do you disagree that their pronunciation of war against Germany helped fuel the coming conflict?
And have you forgotten or do you dispute that Jews were historically kicked out of many nations across Europe for their attitude of making themselves masters and the common folk being downtrodden beneath them a situation that also happened in Germany prior to WWII?//

And don't forget them poisoning wells, or sacrificing babies for blood to bake matzos.

//Now why did you have to go there?
- To try to win the argument with accusations of hatred and ignorance instead of arguing the facts like I asked?//

Yeah, I wouldn't bother if I were you, mhaze. I've been there, done that and bought the T-shirt... our Armchair Critic has been known to argue that HCN (hydrogen cyanide) is not all that toxic, actually.

You might as well try to teach antelopes to the play the recorder. He's a fully paid up, card-carrying Holocaust denier... a lost cause.

//Sharpen your debating skills and knowledge of history//

Mind you, he's good for a laugh.