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I'm surprised he admitted it, not that he lied.
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>Earlier this year, New York history teacher Andrew Reid became suspicious of Hirt’s story and wrote a refutation of many of Hirt’s points.
The kike is only sorry about his lies being exposed.
Filthy kike would still be shamelessly lying if he could, but (((he))) was stopped when (((his))) lies were debunked.
https://archive.is/xevRy#selection-1401.0-1423.31
The kike is only sorry about his lies being exposed.
Filthy kike would still be shamelessly lying if he could, but (((he))) was stopped when (((his))) lies were debunked.
https://archive.is/xevRy#selection-1401.0-1423.31
> “Flagrant denial and ignorance of the truth made me determined to keep the memories alive,” Hirt said. “I used poor judgment and faulty reasoning, risking a sullying of the truth I was trying to share.”
Absolute fucking kike.
> Hirt admitted in his letter that he had tattooed the camp number of Auschwitz
Of course. He went all in on the kikery.
Absolute fucking kike.
> Hirt admitted in his letter that he had tattooed the camp number of Auschwitz
Of course. He went all in on the kikery.
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