louie888
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If you honestly think his "Crusade in Europe" was a conspiracy theory, then you are more gone than I could have imagined.Huh?...Congressional Record
There's no need to Eisenhower in your conspiracy theories. He testified before congress as to what he saw.
Maybe you should devote more of your time to conspiracies involving space aliens.
1) That address was from PAUL WOLFOWITZ in 2005, not Eisenhower. (LOL, know what you post!)
2) The only gas chamber reference regarded Dan Evers who was at Dachau and that "gas chamber" was for delousing or moreover, was for preventing the spread of typhus and keeping Jews alive. No human was ever gassed to death in it and you will not find even one respected historian today that will tell you anything else.
3) What did Eisenhower say and what didn't he?
In his "Crusade in Europe" which is nearly 600 pages, not once does he mention gas chambers, genocide of the Jews or the cabalisitic 6 million number. Furthermore, in Churchill's "Second World War" which totals 6 volumes and nearly 5000 pages, again we find not a mention of gas chambers, genocide of the Jews or the cabalisitic 6 million number. And the sane holds true for the over 2000 pages of de Gaulle's "Memoires de guerre" which was published in three volumes.
I understand you're in denial as what Eisenhower saw.
You're in denial. You have a conspiracy theory for everything.