Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

Little wonder that Lebanon’s pride and joy capital city, Beirut, had to be
destroyed because this wonderful country shamed what was going on in
Israel. The little Switzerland of the Middle East had to be fractured and
split into its sectarian fault lines so that Israel could continue to attract the
world’s human energy resources.
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While in Wandsworth Prison I met a prisoner who had won his appeal
before the High Court, was released, then when he walked out of the prison
gates he was re-arrested by police because the French authorities had
‘bettered’ their European Arrest Warrant. As I was about to walk out of
Wandsworth I asked at reception about this possibility happening to me
and was assured they would know about it, and there was no such matter
before them so that I would be safe to exit the prison. Valkerie Mangnall
reported on this aspect in her interesting and revealing article but things
were slightly wrong – I did not flee but my sweet solicitor Kevin Lowry-
Mullins put things in context (see Prelude).
When I returned from my 50 days imprisonment in England Adelaide’s
Channel 7 gave me some coverage, and the Australian’s Pia Akerman tried
to be objective and not immediately use the term ‘Holocaust denier’ as she
had when reporting in 2007.
Holocaust denier withdraws apology
Pia Akerman From:The Australian December 01, 2007 12:00AM
HOLOCAUST denier Fredrick Toben has withdrawn his apology to the
Federal Court for publishing banned material, vowing yesterday to defy
orders to remove postings doubting the Nazi extermination.
Dr Toben, who spent seven months in a German prison in 1999 for
inciting racism, may face another jail term or fines if he does not comply
with the orders renewed this week to remove the banned material and is
consequently found in contempt of court.
On Tuesday, Dr Toben apologised to the Federal Court in Adelaide for
breaching orders made in 2002 that banned him from publishing material
implying the Holocaust did not happen.
The Australian Jewish News then published an article by Peter Kohn
about the court proceedings, with the headline ‘Toben gives Holocaust
denial apology in court’.
Dr Toben yesterday published a response on his Adelaide Institute
website, declaring ‘it's on’, and that he would cease removing the banned
material from his website as ordered by the court.
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