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To: tejek who wrote (236383)	6/8/2005 4:05:38 PM
From: Emile Vidrine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573062

"Christians have used the crucifixion of Jesus Christ to advance.." Quite the contrary! The first generation of Christians were slaughtered by the Jews and pagan Romans for maintaining their beliefs in the historical record of the crucifixion of Christ. Even today it is politically unwise to use JESUS in political discourse. Look at the recent Jewish protest at the Air Force Academy where Jews are attempting to restrict the freedom of speech of students and faculty in their discussion of Jesus and the Passion of Christ. Millions of Christians have died for holding to their faith in christ. The crucifixion of Christ is a well established historical fact, but the Jewish exaggerations on the magnitude of the Holocaust is a contested historical event. Many Jews continue to demand 4 million Jews died at Auschwitz but historical experts are now saying that the records show much less than a million. Jewish Historical Shoah experts in Israel are now saying that the total number is closer to 4 million. As historians dig into the forensic historical evidence they are finding that the Holocaust Industry has greatly exaggerated the total numbers of Jewish casualties. This does not take away from the horror of hundreds of thousands of Jews murdered by a regime of Nazi fanatics, but it does clarify the evil self-serving Zionist exploitation of this suffering for their own theological and political gain.