Is the troll G a Holocaust denier?

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

What does the troll believe regarding the systematic murder of over six million Jews by the Germans, and most other Europeans?

[Irish Zionist]

Yes he it is 100%

[Spiraling Leopard]

I voted 'yes' since he is incapable to answer my question.

[GoIsraelGo!]

Shalom Bonesfan!    :   )

The muslims who deny the Holocaust know it happened, but denying the Holocaust is part of their nazi propanganda.



                                                      Shalom - Dox   

[TruthSpreader]

Yes.

[AsheDina]

He is probably a REPLACEMENT theologian.  I deal with these people not only in emails, but in life, debate, town halls, you name it, they are there, like bitter people, hating Jews, taking up for INSANE Jihadists over born again believers, siding with Islam, SICKOS!
http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/replacement.html

There is a powerful movement afoot called  Replacement  Theology
      which states that the church is Israel and the promises given to
      Israel  were  primarily  for  the  church.   This  movement   is
      incurring  the  wrath  of  G-d,  as it increasingly condemns the
      nation of Israel as illegitimate, which is natural for folks who
      believe  the  church  has replaced Israel.  Even among those who
      still hold to Israel to one degree or another, there seems to be
      a propensity for yanking Tanach promises out of the Bible
      -- and, I might add, out  of  context  --  and  indiscriminately
      applying  them  to modern church situations.

[Ulli]

He is probably a REPLACEMENT theologian.  I deal with these people not only in emails, but in life, debate, town halls, you name it, they are there, like bitter people, hating Jews, taking up for INSANE Jihadists over born again believers, siding with Islam, SICKOS!
http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/replacement.html

There is a powerful movement afoot called  Replacement  Theology
      which states that the church is Israel and the promises given to
      Israel  were  primarily  for  the  church.   This  movement   is
      incurring  the  wrath  of  G-d,  as it increasingly condemns the
      nation of Israel as illegitimate, which is natural for folks who
      believe  the  church  has replaced Israel.  Even among those who
      still hold to Israel to one degree or another, there seems to be
      a propensity for yanking Tanach  promises out of the Bible
      -- and, I might add, out  of  context  --  and  indiscriminately
      applying  them  to modern church situations.

Paulette, you found there a great article.