By now, I’m sure most readers have heard about the controversy Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has caused regarding so-called “Holocaust denial.” In a recent interview, Zuckerberg stated that he is opposed to censoring posts on his platform that “deny” the alleged Jewish “Holocaust” during WWII.
“I’m Jewish, and there’s a set of people who deny that the Holocaust happened,” Zuckerberg explained in the interview. “I find that deeply offensive. But at the end of the day, I don’t believe that our platform should take that down because I think there are things that different people get wrong.”
Needless to say, the organized Jewish community is outraged at Zuckerberg’s response. Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO and National Director of the ADL, argued in a recent Op-Ed published by New York Daily News that “Holocaust denial” is “a pernicious form of anti-Semitic hate speech that serves no other purpose than to attack Jews.” Unsurprisingly, Greenblatt went on to insist that Facebook – and other social media platforms – shut down any form of “hate speech.”
Facebook does try to ban hate speech — and should root out Holocaust denial on those grounds, not simply because it’s false.
We are talking here about a conspiracy theory which argues that Jews around the world knowingly fabricated evidence of their own genocide in order to extract reparations money from Germany, gain world sympathy and facilitate the theft of Palestinian land for the creation of Israel. It is founded on the belief that Jews are able to force governments, Hollywood, the media and academia to promote a lie at the expense of non-Jews.
There are many variants of this hatred, and it’s embraced by anti-Semites of all stripes. […]
Zuckerberg has built a publishing platform that has captivated the hearts and minds of billions of people. As the immediate backlash against Zuckerberg’s comments this week shows, people believe that Facebook has a real responsibility to not allow it to be used to foment hate and violence. To that end, it’s time for Facebook to shut down Holocaust denial on its site once and for all.
According to the ADL and organized Jewish community more broadly, (and thus the entirety of society, since Jews basically dictate our political discourse and form our basic paradigms of understanding the world in which we live), questioning or critically investigating the alleged “Holocaust” narrative is a form of “hate speech” that represents a direct “attack on Jews,” implying it is directly connected to violence and “hate.”
In reality, “Holocaust denial” is more properly understood as “Holocaust belief,” as Carolyn Yeager has recently argued in an excellent article published on her website. The “Holocaust” is simply a narrative – a false, highly weaponized narrative that targets our base psychological nature, using imagery and other forms of propaganda that directly attack us on a deep emotional level. Only “conspiracy theorists” and “neo-Nazis” would entertain and seriously consider alternative explanations to the official “Holocaust” narrative, according to Greenblatt and the rest of the organized Jewish community.
The Jews are essentially arguing that anyone who uses their brain to investigate their sacred “Holocaust” narrative is engaging in “hate speech” and “attacking Jews.”
The fake “Holocaust” narrative truly is the bedrock the entire “New World Order” agenda rests upon. It is the foundation that justifies White genocide and the systematic destruction of all formerly White nations – not just Germany. The fact that the Jews refuse to intellectually engage with those who question their sacred narrative, choosing instead to shut them down, persecute them, and deride them as “conspiracy theorists” and “neo-Nazis,” should prove to all who are paying attention that they have something to hide.
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