Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

Germans flourished in Australia until World War One and World War Two
put a stop to this kind of mindset and broke its spirit. Now any German who
wants to get ahead in Australia has to mea culpa about matters Holocaust – a
refusal to believe in the Holocaust is essentially a professional death sentence.
But as stated above, it is only a professional death sentence because the battle
of the wills is so finely attuned to prevailing opinions – meaning that the
media determines its contents, and media control in Australia is practically
absolute, with the Internet remaining the only avenue of informed dissent,
hence our battle’s importance for free expression, which the Holocaust
believers realized a long time ago!
If there were more individuals strong enough to resist the media onslaught,
then the whole Holocaust lies would crash into oblivion. So, again, the
responsibility rests with individuals and it is unhelpful if we begin to blame
Jews for this state of affairs.
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Doug and Jean Holmes, directors of the Adelaide Conservative Speakers
Club, were also in court to watch proceedings, and they did not return after
lunch because they know the pattern of legal persecution so well. Their
knowledge of the Holocaust gained through Revisionist literature enables
them to see through the charade. And the past and present imprisonment of
individuals such as Ernst Zündel, Germar Rudolf, Horst Mahler, Sylvia Stolz,
Gerd Honsik, Wolfgang Fröhlich, Siegfried Verbeke, Günter Deckert, David
Irving et al. has ignited in their minds that scepticism which is so important if
we wish to learn how to think independently about world events, and then be
prepared to defend our worldview against those worldviews that seek to
destroy national independence – autarky, if you wish.
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To my left in the Respondent’s side sat all the journalists who have been
covering the matter for some time, and none wanted to speak with me, as
was the case during earlier court appearances. Even Pia Akerman looked
gloomy – understandable for they are still young, and who wants to back a
loser. But that’s just the essence of the battle of the wills, and the lesson
from it is not to fall into the elementary mindset of scapegoating, of
projecting ones frustrations on to the judges. After all, these judges are also
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