Articles from category: Current issues

The term “Holocaust Denial” has evolved far beyond its original definition—denying the intentional genocide of six million Jews by the Germans during World War II. Today, it is often weaponized to suppress discussions about Jewish collaboration during the Holocaust, an uncomfortable but historically documented reality. This article assesses how these accusations are used to silence nuanced historical debates and even to label individuals who bring up inconvenient truths, such as Jewish leaders’ roles in Nazi compliance, as Holocaust deniers. Reflecting on figures like Chaim Rumkowski and testimonies from Jewish survivors, this piece explores the broader narrative distortion that shifts blame to others, often scapegoating Poles while erasing complex histories. At its core, this article challenges the dangers of selective history and censorship in the pursuit of a fuller truth.  

"Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence." John Adams

Why is Poland so unique, extraordinary, and just undeniably fascinating - at least to me.  There are several reasons.  One of the main reasons is because Poland should not even exist and it does and this is because the Polish never quit fighting for their freedom.  This means over 40 uprisings, and 123 years without freedom yet in spite of all of this, the Polish people remained invincible and a strong culture - unbroken. 

“During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act” – George Orwell” Our society is in a fight for the truth, especially regarding history.  One cannot so quickly speak openly about their thoughts about the past without being defamed if that opinion does not meet the standards of what our society believes is true.   This is especially true in regards to anything that involves the victimhood narrative.  We’ve become so sensitive as not to offend that we will not tell the truth or avoid inconvenient pasts for fear of causing harm to that said reputation.  How far will we go to stop telling history with all of its facts objectively?  This is a question we must all ask ourselves.    

I recently shared an article on a Jewish collaborator and Jewish collaboration, which is completely factual and historically accurate and I was censored from my Facebook page.

One of the most ancient Christian communities has been reduced and is in continues to dwindle even more. There is a simple reason for this and that reason is Israel. In the last 70 years the population of Christians has dropped nearly ten-fold.

Response to Deception in Holocaust Curriculum about Polish Collaboration from Gene Sokolowski, PhD.   An incredibly well-written response from one of our own about the manipulation of history in another attempt to frame the Polish for crimes they did not commit.   Perhaps this is another attempt to deflect the crimes from the Jews themselves and place the blame on the convenient scapegoats, the Poles.     This is a never-ending battle that we are up against, but we can continue to fight back because we do have the truth.   I urge you to also write the State Superintendent Catherine Truitt at info@dpi.nc.gov.  I doubt she is aware of this, this is all mandated from the Holocaust institutions to indoctrinate our children.    

Maurice Halbwachs (1992) invented the term collective memory to define knowledge about the past that is shared, mutually acknowledged, and reinforced by collectivities. Most people previously thought that memories simply reflected past events; Halbwachs disagrees and stated that memories are socially constructed in light of present-day interests. “Interests”, in my opinion, is a vague term and can also allude to many different things.  These interests can mean gaining or pursuing something that is beneficial for the specific group that has developed pursuant to collective history. 

"In a Time of Universal Deceit — Telling the Truth Is a Revolutionary Act" George Orwell