Photo: 15,000 people polled: Nobody really believes the Jewish Holocaust lie any more! – 6 million worthless Jews did NOT die in WW2!

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[As you can see from this poll, the vast majority of people are skeptical about the 6 million Jew holocaust lie!!! This is wonderful. The one that I personally believe and think is the most accurate are the Red Cross numbers because the Red Cross went into Germany during WW2. I think 270,000 Jews died of typhus and that’s more or less it. And whatever other Jews the Germans SHOT and HANGED, they did so for GOOD REASON and those Jews DID DESERVE THEIR PUNISHMENT! PERIOD! Check out this poll of 15,000 people. It’s a great sign that one (of so many) enormous Jewish lies is losing ground!!! Jan]

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