Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

And you said in you most recent affidavit that you accepted that you had
brought the administration of justice into disrepute, or words to that effect,
or undermined its standing. How do you reconcile the findings of …?
Dr Töben: Mr Margo, I will …
MR MARGO: How do you reconcile those findings with your intention,
as I understand it, to continue telling the truth, despite the orders?
Dr Töben: Very easy, Mr Margo. I have not had any legal counsel, as you
know, throughout these years, and I’ve now had Mr Perkins’ legal advice
and I’m being guided by Mr Perkins. I - as you know, I enrolled in the
University of Adelaide law course and I failed Commissioner McEvoy’s
subject and all that. Law is not easy for me. My discipline is philosophy,
asking questions, difficult questions, and therefore, I have now, without
hesitation, signed this affidavit, which Mr Perkins and I formulated which,
on his advice, I’ve accepted.
MR MARGO: Well, do you accept now that if you obey the orders of
Branson J and honour your undertakings to Moore J, you may not
publish on your web site what you regard as the truth about the Holocaust,
namely that it didn’t happen?
Dr Töben: Mr Margo, in the affidavit I ask that I be supervised by the
court or by you or the executive Australian Jewry …
MR MARGO: Dr Toben, please answer that question. I repeat it. Do you
accept it, as you sit now in court before his Honour, that if you obey the
orders of Branson J and honour your undertaking to Moore J, you may
not publish on your web site, or the Adelaide Institute web site, material
which breaches those orders or that undertaking concerning the
Holocaust?
Dr Töben: Mr Margo, I make no comment on that because I will have to
seek legal advice. Don’t you – this is what I’m in now. I’m now being
supervised. This is my request, that I be supervised, that I be censored,
because to date I have not succeeded in satisfying you. To the extent that
anything I write, it appears, is an offence for Mr Jones. I am now literally
seeking advice. I have to seek advice from now on. Whatever I print on
the web site I have to seek advice. I’m accepting full censorship, Mr
Margo.
MR MARGO: Dr Toben, you were …
HIS HONOUR: Dr Toben …
MR MARGO: You were advised …
HIS HONOUR: Excuse me, Mr Margo. Excuse me. Mr Margo, excuse
me.
HIS HONOUR: Dr Toben, there won’t be an order made that in the
future either Mr Jones or the court will act as censor or as adviser to you.
The question that Mr Margo is presently asking you is this. Do you accept
that if you comply with her Honour’s orders made on 22 September
70