Doing some data collection?
Do you believe The Holocaust occurred, was propaganda, exaggerated, or something else? What are your beliefs?
Jews were put in camps. Around 300,000 died in the camps, mainly from typhus, starvation and execution as criminals. There is evidence for all this. Goverment conspiracy, gas chambers, 6 million: there is no evidence for any of this and what evidence there is contradicts that narrative. It is a conspiracy theory. A hoax. Atrocity propaganda.
Have they stayed the same over time? Did you always have your current point of view? How did they change if they did?
I started researching the holocaust in order to find evidence to refute deniers. My opinion changed very quickly when I actually started looking at primary sources myself. The first piece of evidence I investigated was the Hoess testimony at Nuremberg. When I found that he was tortured by reading his memoirs, which has been corroborated by the British captain in charge of his arrest, and that the numbers of killings he was forced to confess to do not match any of the other numbers according to the official story and are double the current official Auschwitz death toll, then doubts set in. From that point I approached holocaust studies as a sceptic.
Regardless of wether or not you believe it happened, was a Holocaust necessary? Why or why not?
No. The official holocaust narrative would be an evil act if true. And illogical. There would be no political justification for it.
How confident are you on your beliefs? Are you doubtful of the "status quo"?
100% as far as the camps are concerned. I've researched and debated it on open forums for over two years. I have seen and considered enough evidence to remove all reasonable doubt. Government conspiracy, gas chambers, 6 million did not happen. Holocaust denial laws must be repealed and all holocaust propaganda removed from schools. Do you think that would be in the interests of TPTB?
Do you identify as any "groups"? What "categories" would you place yourself in? Political parties? Organizations?
Anglican, monarchist, conservative, traditionalist.
Gender, nationality, ethnicity, and age?
M, British, white, 35.