What other historical events do you not believe took place as recorded/taught?

[Bernadette]

I know the holocaust is often disbelieved, but I'm curious as to other historical events. Are there any that are commonly believed to have occurred differently than the official narrative?

[red solo cup]

Dealy Plaza

[diaduit]

I don't believe WWI was anything other than a plot by elitist to remove the very excellent Catholic Austrio Hungarian empire and Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand was the victim of a false flag.  It also set up more republics and democracies, removed the old aristocratic ruling class which was faulty but fake democracy is no 2 and communism no1, the worst systems that took over.

[Maximilian]

In my view, nearly all of them. In recent years, to name a few:

1. JFK
2. RFK
3. Moon landing
4. 9/11
5. Covid

Going further back, the Greeks actually lost the Trojan War, but Homer changed the story to appease his audience.

http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Dio_Chrysostom/Discourses/11*.html

Dio Chrysostom

"I am almost certain that while all men are hard to teach, they are easy to deceive. They learn with difficulty — if they do learn anything — from the few that know, but they are deceived only too readily by the many who do not know, and not only by others but by themselves as well. For the truth is bitter and unpleasant to the unthinking, while falsehood is sweet and pleasant. They are, I fancy, like men with sore eyes — they find the light painful, while the darkness, which permits them to see nothing, is restful and agreeable. Else how would falsehood often prove mightier than the truth, if it did not win its victories through pleasure?

But though, as I have said, it is hard for men to learn, it is immensely more difficult for them to unlearn and learn over again, especially when they have been listening to falsehood for a long time, and not only they themselves, but their fathers, their grandfathers, and, generally speaking, all former generations have been deceived. For it is no easy matter to disabuse these of their opinion, no matter how clearly you show it to be wrong.

[Heinrich]

Every USA war/engagment. England did some crap ass things to the colonists, but now I question the integrity of that episode in history.

[TradGranny]

Assasination of President Lincoln.
Oklahoma City Bombing
Waco
Ruby Ridge
Bundy standoff
Operation Northwoods

[Kent]

I mean, Vatican II is the obvious answer, right?

Throw in the 1958 conclave, too.

[GMC]

Assasination of Carrero Blanco.

[Kaesekopf]

I never would have guessed Bernadette was the fed assigned to this forum. 

[Jmartyr]

Every USA war/engagment. England did some crap ass things to the colonists, but now I question the integrity of that episode in history.

You should read "Liberty, The God That Failed " by Christopher Ferrara. Good ol' King George was not as bad as history portrays him. Goes deep into the Civil War and it's characters as well.

[drummerboy]

Every USA war/engagment. England did some crap ass things to the colonists, but now I question the integrity of that episode in history.

You should read "Liberty, The God That Failed " by Christopher Ferrara. Good ol' King George was not as bad as history portrays him. Goes deep into the Civil War and it's characters as well.

I'll second that. 

And how dare the British king ask the colonists to pay a share of the war that they started against France, only to have Britain come and finish it and save the colonists' collective a*# because the French were handing it to them!

[Heinrich]

Assasination of Carrero Blanco.

Who dat?

[Frank]

Assasination of Carrero Blanco.

Who dat?

Admiral-General Luis Carrero Blanco was a Spanish Navy officer and politician. A long-time confidant and right-hand man of dictator Francisco Franco, Carrero served as Spain's Premier and in various other high ranking offices of the Francoist dictatorship until his assassination in a car bombing in December 1973.

[james03]

OKC bombing was already taken.  That was a really bad cover up.

1.  Syrian Army using chemical weapons.
2.  "Water main leak" in Georgia causing the Republican poll watchers to be sent home.
3.  Governor Whitmer kidnap plot.
4.  Pope Benedict resigning without duress. 
5.  J6 "insurrection".

[Bernadette]

J6 "insurrection".

Well, something certainty happened that day. I'd say at the very least, a riot.