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I know! I killed Smith’s Report two months ago! So what’s this? After I killed SR, I said I was going to keep you informed monthly of what’s going on here. If I’m going to write you monthly, what am I going to call the letter I write? I’ve …
Issue: No. 23 (May)
SMITH’S REPORT
On the Holocaust Controversy
No. 23 · www.Codoh.com · May 1995
Serving the Revisionist Community since 1990
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After bemoaning the fact that the Campus Project had been undercut irreversibly for the 1994 / 1995 school year, toward the end of March I received some unexpected funding for it.
I suggested as much in the letter for April that you should have received. It was very late in …
This is the essay / advertisement we' re talking about. It's been seen and most likely read by perhaps 150,000 college students, faculty and administrators during March and April of this year. (Click on it to enlarge).
This ad does not claim "the Holocaust never happened." Those who say it …
This one has grown increasingly complicated for me and is now something of a small catastrophe. From what I gather, I’ve failed Henri Roques, I’ve failed Robert Faurisson, and now I've failed David Cole. That of course is in addition to Willis and Elizabeth and all those who are rooting …
The book is going fine. Break His Bones is a working title—did I ever say that? Back in March, when I was going through my fit of sturm und drang, of that’s how you spell it, I talked about sharing the working manuscript with those of you who contribute to …
A San Francisco Examiner reporter called the day after the bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City. He wanted a little inside information on the "militias." Of course I would be one of the first people in America to ask. Anyone would think so. After all, I don’t believe …
I’m in roughly the same situation I was this time last month, but I have something of a grasp on it. I’ve simplified Smith’s Report so that I can finish it in three working sessions rather than, as in the past, 10 sessions and oftentimes more.
I’ve cleared my desk …
Carlos Porter on how to document collections of human skulls, document gassings anywhere, and document documents.
I see that we are back in the land of “may have” that we once visited with Charles Provan.
This story about Strathof and Joseph Kramer is the same old crap that William L. …
