Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

Australia since the time of settlement – rural Australia is not a paradise.
Psychological program content, which thrives on creating the victim
mentality, suggests that catastrophes must have a devastating effect on a
person’s sensibilities when, in fact, it is a mere fact of life, albeit a very harsh
fact of life.
Farmers suicide, shopkeepers suicide, bureaucrats suicide, housewives
suicide because they have never learned to self-reflect on the causes of the
hardships, of whatever nature, that come their way. One way of
understanding such personal, social and economic problems is to look back
to the past. There it is clearly evident that the current economic meltdown
is nothing new. We are again in the 1930s period that gave rise to the
National Socialists who simply had had enough of being tossed about by
international predatory capitalism – but dare we go along that road? Does it
not lead directly to the Auschwitz gas chambers? That’s what Holocaust
believers and international media outlets would like us to believe.
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In July 2009 the Jewish lodge of B’nai B’rith sent its exhibit ‘The Courage
to Care’ into Victoria’s Wimmera where a large German-origin population
lives. The Wimmera Mail-Times had given my October 2008 London
imprisonment good coverage and that, of course, could not be tolerated.
The media notice for this event stated that the Governor of Victoria would
open the exhibition. I sent out a media release that I would also attend the
exhibition and I was immediately confronted by Counsel Margo making an
application to have me restrained from attending. This was granted by
Federal Court Justice Besanko on account of my having only permission,
since 13 May 2009, to visit Perkins in Melbourne and other compassionate
visits but certainly not to attend a public meeting in Horsham.
Retired Police Commissioner Christine Nixon opened the exhibition in
Horsham Town Hall in her new role as co-ordinator of the Post Black
Saturday Bushfire Assistance Program. Perhaps the Governor thought it
wise not to open a contentious exhibition that directly spread hatred against
Germans.
It is clear that Jewish organisations now wish to piggy-back on the bushfire
tragedy that befell Victoria in December 2008–January 2009, in the same
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