Germar Rudolf, Resistance Is Obligatory (2012; PDF-Datei

GERMAR RUDOLF, RESISTANCE IS OBLIGATORY
European Robin, © Germar Rudolf 2007
Jews. Instead of serving those 14 months, however, I left Germany in
1996 and went to England, where I established a small revisionist publishing
company named “Castle Hill Publishers.”
In 1999 I tried to immigrate to the USA in order to avoid persecution
in Europe, but my attempt to receive a working visa failed. Hence I applied
for political asylum in the U.S. instead in October 2000. The asylum
proceedings dragged on for years. In the meantime I married a U.S.
citizen in 2004 and at the beginning of 2005 became the proud father of
a daughter. I therefore motioned to receive the status of a legal permanent
residence based on my marriage in addition to my asylum application.
In late 2004 the U.S. Immigration Services rejected my asylum
application and moreover stated some time later that I did not even have
a right to file a motion for permanent residence due to my marriage.
Against theses two decisions I subsequently filed an appeal with the
responsible U.S. Federal Court.
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