Issue: No. 198 (August)

SMITH’S REPORT

On the Holocaust Controversy

No. 198 ∙ www.Codoh.com ∙ August 2013

Serving the Revisionist Community since 1990

Open Letters to the President of Georgetown University and the Senior Advisor on Archives at the USHMM. By Bradley Smith
How I Became a Revisionist. By Pete Morrison
The Trayvon-Zimmerman Circus: “Racists” Have Rights. By David Stein (Cole)
Tweeting and Blogging. By Bradley Smith
New Film tries to wash away the myth that Germans made soap out of Jews. Why? By Bradley Smith
Reflections on the Life of John Bennett of Melbourne, Civil Libertarian and Culture Hero. By Nigel Jackson

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NOTE: This is a text brutally edited by the editor, originally written by Mr. Jackson and submitted to the New Times Survey, to be published by the Australian League of Rights. It will eventually appear on their website http://www.alor.org/ . On 27th July a death notice was published in Melbourne’s …

Originally posted at Republican Party Animals on 17 July by David Stein. I believe the message here is applicable to Holocaust Revisionists as it is to all citizens. Revisionists deserve the same civil rights and “human rights” as do all others in America, even “racists.” http://www.countercontempt.com/archives/4839 It’s fairly clear that …

*** As I reported here last month, I have begun “tweeting.” Posting brief messages online that with a single click are sent to those who I have convinced to sign up for them. Each tweet is a very brief text with a link to a relevant story that I want …

President John J. DeGioia Office of the President Georgetown University 204 Healy Hall 37th & "O" Streets, NW Washington, DC 20057 Fax: (202) 687-6660 Chief of Staff: Joseph A. Ferrara 05 July 2013 President DeGioia: It has occurred to me to wonder if you are not aware of at least …

This is an initial exchange with a man who only recently contacted CODOH. Peter: Your contribution arrived here yesterday. It's a generous donation and very much appreciated\. Sometimes, when I do not know the person well (or, as in our case, not at all) and he or she makes an …