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Dr Töben: This is why I withdrew my apology. This is why … MR MARGO: You were represented by a barrister. Dr Toben, is it or is it not true that you were represented by a barrister on the day you appeared before Moore J, and that he had advised you before you gave the undertaking? Dr Töben: And he said that you asked … MR MARGO: Is that true or is it not true? DR Töben: … and you asked not for an apology … HIS HONOUR: Dr Toben? Dr Toben …? Dr Töben: --- because you didn’t want to humiliate me, so I was to give an apology to the court. HIS HONOUR: Dr Toben …? Dr Töben: And who wrote up the apology. HIS HONOUR: Dr Toben? Dr Töben: Sorry, your Honour. HIS HONOUR: Dr Toben, you are here to answer questions, not to make speeches, and you are here to comply with my directions? Dr Töben: Yes, your Honour. HIS HONOUR: You will do both. You will answer the question and you will comply with my direction? Dr Töben: Yes, your Honour. HIS HONOUR: You will not make speeches. Yes, Mr Margo? MR PERKINS: Your Honour, may I raise … MR MARGO: Dr Toben, it’s correct that you were … HIS HONOUR: Sorry, Mr Margo. Just a minute Mr Margo. Mr Perkins? MR PERKINS: Your Honour, the way in which the ruling that your Honour just made was expressed, was, with respect, not – I put it, with respect, but it was not made in a way that Dr Toben might be calculated to understand. Now, if I may say so, it’s necessary that Dr Toben be permitted to explain what his position is, and it may be that it’s not a process which will, in the end result, assist him. But, your Honour, he’s being asked some questions – and there have been several of them – which have asked for explanations, but then, in my respectful submission, he hasn’t been permitted to give them. Whether you might find them … HIS HONOUR: Mr Perkins? Mr Perkins, just a moment, please. Mr Perkins, my impression of Dr Töben’s evidence at the moment is that he is arguing with Mr Margo and that is not useful in my determining any issue which I need to determine. At the moment he is arguing with Mr Margo, he is also not answering Mr Margo’s question directly which is prolonging this cross-examination. I have advised Dr Toben that he is here to answer questions and he should answer questions directly. That is the same advice I would give any other witness, and Dr Toben is intelligent enough to understand, I think, that direction. He should answer 73
those questions directly. He is not here to make speeches. If you want to lead evidence from him to further explain any question which he has answered, and which he has not answered fulsomely, or which may lead to some misunderstanding, you can re-examine, as is the procedure, in any other hearing. Yes, Mr Margo. MR PERKINS: If your Honour pleases. MR MARGO: Dr Toben, I take you back to the document that was tendered this morning. You say in the second last paragraph: Note: court orders must be obeyed without exception even if they are unreasonable and absurd. Do you see those words? Dr Töben: Indeed. MR MARGO: I put it to you that you meant to imply by the words, ‘even if they are unreasonable and absurd,’ that the orders you are required to obey are unreasonable and absurd? Dr Töben: I wrote this because I was advised that – and Mr Charman did this – if the court orders I have to follow them no matter how – they’re actually his words – how absurd, I have to follow them. And I said, ‘I’ve been doing this. I’ve been trying this.’ That’s all I’m expressing here. MR MARGO: Do you regard the orders you are required to obey as unreasonable and absurd? Dr Töben: Yes. Yes, I do. MR MARGO: And that’s what you meant to convey when you wrote that on the website, isn’t it? Dr Töben: That’s if you wish to MR MARGO: – there are a lot of things to be read into this, but you are – sorry, oops. You are not prepared to answer that question with a no? Dr Töben: Sorry, ask again, please. MR MARGO: You said that you regard the orders you are required to obey as unreasonable and absurd, and I put it to you that that’s what you intended to convey when you wrote on this document, published on the website, the sentence I referred you to: Court orders must be obeyed without exception even if they are unreasonable and absurd.? Dr Töben: Well, this is my understanding … MR MARGO: You meant to convey that meaning? Dr Töben: This is my understanding. This is what I wish to convey, and I went on to say that I linked it to the Nuremberg war crimes trials, and it went on. Not just this one sentence here, you have to see it in context. It’s not – I don’t operate on a yes/no dialectic. For me it’s telling the truth and obeying the law. It’s a difficult, difficult thing to do, because telling the truth means one has to have a moral dimension. And the law, you can always say, it’s the – well, somebody handed down the law. I try to internalise all these things. 74
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Nine years earlier, after Commissio
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Chapter 1 A MEDIA FIELD DAY Enough
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not have to prove anything, and the
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issue of that warrant that, it is m
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PART ONE STANDARDS FOR SCIENTISTS A
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wild guess. Even an ‘educated gue
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certainly did not at that time have
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to prove the existence of homicidal
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Australia since the time of settlem
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David’s numerous presentations of
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son of the soil, said, ‘We don’
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I must have dozed off; suddenly I h
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Is the highest security unit of all
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Saturday morning begins not at 6 a.
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It is time for inmates to have a sh
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transgression of some generally acc
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are targeted, these questions take
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court acted as a proxy for Australi
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of a universal value system, which
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Federal Court of Australia, and who
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fundamental freedoms for all, witho
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I wish to bring to your attention s
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apart from one another, were ruled
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vilification legislation. This was
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Jew must go behind and the Goi in f
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Law, the religious Law of Judaism.
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THE ISRAEL LOBBY AND U.S. FOREIGN P
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This alleged pre-judging of a case
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Where is the media outrage? Where h
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Surely, Australian’s have urgent
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Former Nazi concentration camp guar
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the dark Soviet style of old in Put
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Continuing his travels to Bridgewat
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another Minister obtain a reply to
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Mr Dunstan: I appreciate the plans
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ecause I believe they should be in
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The sealed road (left) from the wor
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THE BEGINNING During 1952 the Gover
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The Cadell Training Centre is situa
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some later stage. For the present i
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The driver smokes as does her co-dr
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e done to strengthen those muscles
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that my urine test was negative. Te
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ubbish bin - it is an easy clean-up
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Chapter 21 A FISHY STORY Figurative
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10 L ice-cream container would arri
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Chapter 23 VISITORS Throughout this
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Mohammed Hegazi Reports on Fredrick
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Violence. Through case management,
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Chapter 25 RE-EDUCATING WHOM? ‘As
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Bendle bemoans the fact that a grou
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(U.S.A.), and Mr Ernst Zündel (Can
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The US Holocaust Memorial Museum’
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Fredrick Töben upon release from t
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say this about the judges’ failur
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course, that his wish to die at hom
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orders. I was not present in court
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prompted by the arrest in Germany o
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Kevin then asked the Court to clari
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He is a family man with a small dau
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anner of the abolition of interest
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- suicided in despair of what was h
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Department. He has criticised the d
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should reflect what the mass of peo
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Since 1983, when Labor and the teac
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themselves, rather than have them v
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Dirk is still a free man as he is a
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it’s a big-time earner. Laws were
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Chapter 31 MY MOMENT OF SHAME Lila
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permission to collect half-a-dozen
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Jim Earley’s poem about the incid
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process. Please notice that the ind
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Wowsers, whingers, ratbags, narks,
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Chapter 32 WELCOME HOME 12 November
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Of course, as a teacher I worry abo
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As there is always a concern when m
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During his time in Yatala and Cadel
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Lila sent me this calender, and it
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Alan Goldberg’s letter continued.
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In the open air at Cadell Training
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So you were not motivated in any wa
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Everyone had to be present at the r
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epairing the bunks, but I had been
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attested to many times in the cours
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chamber they would have to pass in
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The German system was frighteningly
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Morgenthau Era Letters, Austin J Ap
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thing, wouldn’t one then sensibly
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of punishing war criminals is corre
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just as we are calling Japan and It
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abandonment of $1 billion of assets
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discussion of the Jewish role in th
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Zionist Theodor Herzl: Anti-Semitis
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The problem for Kinsley and like-mi
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to get more details on him. They re
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An accusation of ‘denial’ is se
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