Well, a tiny little mini-war resulted, with people taking sides. While no great harm was done, some feelings ended up being bruised - and it is my opinion we don't need that in our ranks. Let's overlook each other's foibles and concentrate on what needs to be done. Which brings me to another matter that Dr. Faurisson has called to my attention. This needs a considerable effort.
Pedantry is too easy, in fact.
Dr. Robert Faurisson, as early as 1975, discovered while visiting Birkenau Concentration Camp that there were no special holes in the roof of the Leichenkeller of Krematorium II where the genocidal Zykon B was supposed to have been thrown in by the wicked Nazis to kill the Jews en masse. He thought that that was odd. I remember reading somewhere that not even Ernst took that simple argument all that seriously when he first heard of it. Dr. Faurisson was present as a crucial defense witness and advisor in both trials. By then, it was getting highly dramatic between the Zionists and Zundelists.