Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

I could not let this article stand without my replying to it and so I wrote a
covering letter addressed to the Australian’s editor on 3 September 2009:
Dear Mr Whittaker,
With reference to the Lewis/Wertheim Opinion piece, The Australian,
18 August 2009, I would like to respond and hope you will offer me a
Right-of-Reply after I exit the prison system on 12 November 2009. I shall
certainly feature this item in my book on this matter.
Still, it’s only an opinion, something my fight has been all about. I shall be
judged by history, much like teachers are judged, not on immediate
popularity but on long-term effectiveness, and such a judgment/opinion is
usually reached after spending some time self-reflecting, i.e. the process of
getting some wisdom, with which you as editor are quite familiar.
What I would like to ask of you is whether you are aware of SC Robin
Margo having approached the Attorney-General about expediting,
through new legislation any future cases of similar nature to mine.
It appears that US reports in Jewish media outlets mention such moves, of
which nothing has as yet been reported in Australian media outlets.
Then there was a concise voice from the USA that augmented this matter:
Amelia Aremia says: Time To Fight Back!
Re: The Executive Committee of Australia Jews asks Attorney General to
streamline racial vilification
Back in August 18, 2009, Steven Lewis and Peter Wertheim wrote
Freedom of Speech should not be freedom to vilify’. Although it has its
certain merits; however, when it comes to those who question or deny the
Holocaust, the word is grossly overused…denying freedom to those who
question. Instead of debating the issue, these people are vilified and their
good character is assassinated by instilling and reading into what the Jews
twist to believe the questioners had written. To the average reader the
questions do not sound offensive, racial hatred, racist or anti-Semitic but
are logical questions when one considers that a Holocaust did not occur as
such, for the killings not only included Jews.
Pulling a ‘Holocaust’ out of World War II, is, in itself, a racist act,
ignoring millions of other minority or ethnic groups who met the same
death. To question the Holocaust did not occur, or that there were no gas
chambers at Auschwitz, that Jewish people who believed in the Holocaust
have exaggerated the number of Jews killed during World War II to profit
from what he described as ‘a Holocaust myth,’ are reasonable, not racist,
anti-Semitic, or hatred. Many facts and stories were later proven wrong, or
actually did not happen- even the 6 million supposedly killed had been
reduced to a little over one million.
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