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Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

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of those exterminated [including all ‘undesirables’, within the variouslycoloured,<br />

triangle Nazi categories – such as Poles, Soviet civilians and<br />

PoWs, the disabled, petty criminals, homosexuals, Jehovah’s Witnesses,<br />

and regime opponents], is estimated by the same source as having been<br />

somewhere between 11 million and 17 million persons.<br />

Yet we do, and as time elapses we are increasingly left to infer, from<br />

accounts of ‘regurgitating, potting Historiology’, that the then-murdered Jews<br />

were the only victims worthy of endorsement in the historical records.<br />

So, it is clear that insistence upon remembrance from biased, Zionist, media<br />

magnates might well be, itself, a ‘racist’ strategy: and it seems, to many<br />

analytical critics, that Zionist brainwashing about ‘The Holocaust’ is<br />

exclusively to shield themselves against any adverse criticism of their<br />

misconduct.<br />

Like Maurice Horsburgh, I believe in encouraging the majority of the Jewish<br />

people in their resistance to the excesses of Zionist extremism.<br />

Such excesses are leading to close mimicry of the economo-political<br />

circumstances that provoked Hitler’s policies as he initially outlined them in<br />

‘Mein Kampf’ - which, unfortunately, is a ‘banned’ Historical document.<br />

Meanwhile, judging from recent events in the Gaza-Strip-Ghetto alone, the<br />

way in which ‘The Holocaust’ is being remembered is neither preventing<br />

further holocausts, and nor is it curbing anti-Semitism; for, after-all, the<br />

Palestinians are themselves Semites.<br />

From that might we therefore often justifiably describe Israel as an ‘anti-<br />

Semitic’ nation?<br />

Raymond Groves<br />

*<br />

Jail for holocaust denial or contempt of court ?<br />

The Southeast Asian Times, Saturday 22 August 2009<br />

The letter from Maurice Horsburgh, Queensland ‘ Hypocrisy is alive<br />

and well ‘Down Under’ in The Southeast Asian Times, 20 August surely<br />

reveals a nihilistic element within the political administration of the<br />

Australian judicial system? Daniel Lewis, the (very) regular contributor<br />

to The Australian newspaper, attempts to refute the argument that Dr<br />

<strong>Fredrick</strong> Toben was not imprisoned on a guilty charge of ‘holocaust<br />

denial’ but for ‘contempt of court’.<br />

Now, maintaining consistency is vital in every rational debate so, as Mr<br />

Lewis’s credibility disappears down another aberrant Zionist abyss he<br />

may care, in passing, to glance at The Jewish News report 13 August<br />

2009 which states viz ‘Toben jailed for holocaust denial’.<br />

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