... and then make sure you read the responses to see how little clayton's "truth", where relevant is demonstrated to be wrong and and where correct, is shown to be irrelevant.
To take two examples from cm's post at random: let's posit that there is something hinky about Wiesel's tattoo, just for the sake of argument.
The response is "so what?"?
He counters this with a rant which boils down to "every Jewish person and ever historian should spend full condemning this fraud" (which, it should also be noted, has never actually *been* proven) -- an unreasonable standard and one which cm expects only of those he can pretend benefit from the Holocaust.
That folks like David Irving, who has been shown in court to be a mendacious bigot, making far more that Wiesel, get a pass because they are on the "proper side".
Secondly he harps on Eisenhower, DeGalle and Churchill's not mentioning gas chambers, but can never quite get around to telling us why they should since their books are not meant to be comprehensive studies of the war in Europe, but recountings of their personal experiences -- and not one of them every visited any of the sites known to have had homicidal gas chambers.
He is also silent on the question, frequently put him, of whether he believes that since the Battle of the Bulge is not mentioned by any of these men, that never happened either...
So that is pretty much Holocaust denial (especially as practiced by cm): one long exercise in special pleading and distortions in service of a hatred expressed as apologia for the only government in modern history to have enshrined that hate as a national policy, dressed up as historical revisionism but supported mostly by a profound and willful ignorance of the events involved.