Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

I used this letter in my matter before the FCA and I also wished to have
Justice Goldberg as a witness, hostile no doubt, to show how Jewish
pressure operates within Australia’s society. Justice Lander denied my
request, and so I could not illustrate the truth of my maxim: Don’t blame
the Jews, blame those that bend to Jewish pressure! Joyce Steele did not
bend to Jewish pressure and did not dis-endorse Bennett’s book. What
happened to her as a consequence to not bending? Nothing – she called
their bluff, and to this day her portrait graces the wall in the House of
Assembly in the South Australian Parliament. She upheld the moral and
intellectual virtues of truth, honour and justice.
Why was Bennett’s book to be dis-endorsed? Within his legal primer he
dared to mention the Holocaust, Butz’s The Hoax of the 20th Century, and
other matters. Bennett was thrown out of the Victorian Civil Liberties
Council, which he founded with two other friends during the late 1960s, all
because he touched on the Holocaust topic; and so he began his own
Australian Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Such was the pressure on
individuals when they began to open themselves to the Holocaust
controversy during the early 1980s.
The Goldberg letter goes down in history for two reasons. Firstly, John
Bennett formally introduced Revisionism to Australia when in 1979 Willis
Carto invited him to become a member of the newly-formed Institute for
Historical Review-IHR in California, USA. The destruction of the IHR in
1993 through legal means is symptomatic of non-Jews bending to Jewish
pressure. Bennett’s publication is a concise legal primer ideally suited for
students. Jewish interests did not like him including Revisionist material that
questioned the veracity of the officially sanctioned Holocaust narrative,
never mind that this was full of inconsistencies and contradictions. For a
civil libertarian like Bennett it was of paramount importance that free
expression not be criminalised, as was happening in Germany when in
1983, for example, the University of Göttingen stripped Judge Wilhelm
Stäglich of the doctorate it had conferred on him during the 1950s. This act
sent a chill through German academia especially because the reason given
for this action stated that Stäglich’s 1979 book Der Auschwitz Mythos
discredited the academic title. A similar move was made in 2000 when New
Zealand’s organised Jews tried to force Canterbury University to withdraw
its 1993-conferred Masters of Arts degree from Joel Hayward and turn it
into a BA because Hayward’s thesis concluded that there was no evidence
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