Two blogs about the holocaust

The two blogs are:

One Person with Proof -- a holocaust-revisionist blog by Bradley Smith, who is associated with CODOH (Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust).

Deborah Lipstadt's blog -- an anti-revisionist blog.

I am adding both blogs to my list of external links in the sidebar of the home page. I already have two holocaust websites in the list -- CODOH and the Institute for Historical Review -- but neither website accepts comments. These two new blogs offer opportunities to comment.

I am a holocaust revisionist. My main argument is that a "systematic" Jewish holocaust was impossible because the Nazis had no objective and reliable ways of identifying Jews and non-Jews. This is an unusual argument -- I have never seen this argument raised directly by anyone else. The argument has been indirectly raised by others, particularly by Edwin Black in his book "IBM and the Holocaust," in which he claimed to have discovered the means by which the Nazis identified all of the Jews of Europe: by means of IBM Hollerith-card machines. My blog has two post-label groups of articles about holocaust revisionism [1] [2] (the reason for the two groups is that the Blogger.com template format that I am using limits me to 20 articles per post label). My blog also has two post-label groups about the Darwin-to-Hitler issue [3] [4]. These post labels are also listed in the sidebar of the home page.