shoe lie at Auschwitz / Obama

[barney b]

Ok guys just the discovery of a little white lie perhaps
See the shoes the Holohoax museum that were typical and look what is on the feet of the woman

Maybe some of you have not seen this, but here is a "in your face lie" by Obama, enjoy...

[spaceboy]

It was his great uncle, Charles Payne.

It obviously wasn't Auschwitz; it was Ohrdruf, a subcamp of Buchenwald.

I doubt Barack Obama deliberately lied about it being Auschwitz. I suspect he, like most Americans, barely knows any basic Holocaust history. Auschwitz is the most notorious camp that gets talked about in the media, so he probably mistook it as the camp his great uncle liberated.

When even the president of the United States is so oblivious to basic Holocaust history, it's indicative of why Holocaust propagandists are so successful. Most people are clueless. If people were more informed and then heard a revisionist analysis, more people would be Holocaust revisionists.

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[bonniwell2923]

Auschwitz shoes
He talked about an uncle he never had. So it was a bare face lie pure and simple

[bonniwell2923]

Also, it was the RUSSIANS that liberated that camp

[HeiligeSturm]

Obama's uncle was nowhere near Auschwitz-Birkenau because it was "liberated" by the Soviet army.
His African-American uncle could have invented (and probably did so) some stuff about his army past like the late Paul Parks and many others.
At least The Last Days Of The Big Lie dealt with the subject.

[spaceboy]

Obama's uncle was nowhere near Auschwitz-Birkenau because it was "liberated" by the Soviet army.
His African-American uncle could have invented (and probably did so) some stuff about his army past like the late Paul Parks and many others.
At least The Last Days Of The Big Lie dealt with the subject.

It was his great-uncle. Although Obama should have been clearer about it being his great-uncle, he wouldn't be the first person to refer to his great-uncle as merely "uncle" in shorthand. Also, he was White, not African-American. Simply do a Google search for Charles T. Payne.