Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

say this about the judges’ failure of nerve because they all bent to Jewish
pressure and interfered with an historical research process of vital
importance.
My receiving a criminal record at the age of 65 on the basis that I was found
guilty of contempt of court, then to serve a 3-month prison term, is a joke if
it were not so serious in its effect of killing further historical research.
The fact that eight judges extended legal protection to a World War Two
propaganda lie – that Germans systematically exterminated people in
homicidal gas chambers – will in time be seen as a miscarriage of justice.
Think of the 1988 Lockerbie tragedy and how Libya was framed to take the
blame for it. Then think about 9/11 and cast your mind to the Pentagon
and ask yourself, ‘If the Pan Am plane pieces fell to earth after blowing up
in the sky above Lockerbie, why were there no body parts, luggage or plane
fuselage, let alone the wings and tail found at the Pentagon, as they were
found at Lockerbie?’.
Does this not remind you of Colin Powell’s fall from grace in 2003 after he
convinced the UN Security Council that Saddam Hussein had weapons of
mass destruction – and that the Anglo-American-Zionist war machine had
to invade Iraq in order to save the world from terrorism and rescue and
establish freedom and democracy in Iraq?
So, too, it is with the allegation that Germans exterminated people in
homicidal gas chambers.
I had witnessed my father’s cremation but this time I had to have the
cremation witnessed by proxy! I wrote the following when father died:
Silence from My Father
Forgive me for being personal in this email, but some of us need to sort
things out in writing and I am such a one. The following will also explain
why there will be silence from me for a while.
‘What more is there to life? I’ve achieved everything I wanted: I have my
farm, I raised four children and I’ve slept with the same woman for 63
years. There is no more.’
These words encompass what my father set out to achieve in life, when in
1940 at 23 he married my then 17- year-old mother. That was in
Jaderberg, North Germany at the beginning of World War Two.
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