Tucker Carlson, resurrects, revisionism.

Yep, here we go again.

This week I need to return to a form of debunking I launched in the early 1990s when taking on the Holocaust deniers, namely the

pseudo history of so-called historical revisionism. You know the Holocaust didn't

happen the way everyone from perpetrators victims and bystanders to historians think it did.

World War II was really just the unfortunate outcome of British and American interventionism

into Germany's struggle for independence from the restrictions imposed on it after

World War I. Hitler's misunderstood.

They really wanted to create a Paxiropa.

Churchill and Roosevelt were autocrats who impose their wills on nations fighting for self-determination.

The mass bombing of Dresden in Hamburg were just as bad as the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the

like. I debunked all this nonsense in the pages of Skeptic and two different

issues. Here's one with Hitler on the cover. Here's another one with

Hitler on the cover. We did two with Hitler on the cover, the different kinds of revisionism.

And in my book, Denying History, that I co-authored with Alex Grobman, who says the Holocaust never

happened and why did they say it?

Okay, thanks to Tucker Carlson's podcast episode this week with pseudo historian

Darrell Cooper, aka martyr made, yeah martyr made, made on X anyway, who Carlson introduced as, quote, the best

and most honest popular historian working in the United States today.

Oh, really?

Okay.

And without him, all of this historical distortion

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