Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

They have received complaints about Geert Wilders reproducing
controversial Danish cartoons of the prophet on his website.
But a Holocaust-denial cartoon on an Arab lobby-group website was
punishable, they found.
The Hitler–Owens controversy has been exploited by so-called
internationalists and anti-racists for decades. I find when such haters write
about my work, I can see how they twist my intentions, how they distort and
fabricate and outright lie about what I am on about. We have prime
examples of these ugly minds at work in the various articles my imprisonment
generated in the media. It is an ugly mind attempting to project its own
foulness on to others, then claiming victim status when that impertinence is
resisted and refuted in open debate, and logically as well.
It is this self-defence mechanism, of resisting ugliness that the hate-filled
individuals wish to break down, to neutralise. Prime ugly, Jeremy Jones, did
publicly state that it was his intention to stop me ‘from functioning’. Such a
thought coming from a prime-ugly merely confirms my conviction that he is a
destroyer of culture rather than a creator of culture.
But then, the other prime uglies, such as Steven Lewis and Peter Wertheim,
know about this because when they look at themselves in the mirror, the
reflection of their eyes exposes their self-hatred, from which they wish to
escape by scapegoating, that most elementary and crude mechanism that
does not contribute to our stock of world knowledge nor adds anything to
our cultural stock. Only a fleeing into their incestuous little legal world
rescues them from any clarifying moment before they are out again in search
of more ‘anti-Semites’ without whom their life would collapse into total
futility. Such is the lot of the eternal wanderer, the vagabond, the predatory
prime ugly without any redeeming attributes.
Tony Beales of Gawler East puts a different slant on the various issues that
merge into the larger one by writing ironically about them to the Barossa
Valley Herald which published it on 14 January 2009, just as the Jewish state
was again busy exterminating the Palestinians:
Political comment
Let’s not get too uptight about the Israeli attacks on the Palestinians.
There were really only a few hundred killed and the Israelis will probably
stop before the figure hits five or six thousand. They certainly won’t go
above 10,000.
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