By Ernst Zündel, Vincent Reynouard ∙ August 10, 2017
In this two-part video, Vincent Reynouard pays tribute to Ernst Zündel, who died on 5 August. After briefly summarizing his life, he recounts his revisionist career begun in 1978 with a public protest against the spread of the "Holocaust" series. Part 1 of 2 (56 minutes).
By Germar Rudolf ∙ August 8, 2017
In 2010, a little over a year after I had been released from prison, and just a few months after Ernst Zündel had been released as well, Castle Hill Publishers ran out of the German edition of Robert Lenski’s book The Holocaust on Trial, which is a summary of the Second Zündel Trial. The question…
By Ernst Zündel, David Cole ∙ August 8, 2017
Ernest Zundel tells the story of how he gets to meet David Cole and how they agreed to meet and explore together the Auschwitz museum. In this video (Two hours and three minutes) the supposedly "Nazi Fascist" Ernst Zundel talks to David Cole, who is a Jew, about the stupid Allied propaganda claim that 4…
By Michael A. Hoffman ∙ August 8, 2017
Ernst Zündel died of heart failure on August 5 at his ancestral home in the Black Forest region of southwestern Germany, near Pforzheim, one day before the anniversary of the atomic holocaust in the city of Hiroshima, Japan. He was 78. He passed away seven years and five months after having served seven years in…
By Paul Fromm, Jim Rizoli ∙ August 6, 2017
Jim Rizoli interview Paul Fromm Interview 2017. Paul is a free-speech advocate in Canada. In this video (One hour 6 minutes) Jim Rizoli, a passionate fighter and exposer of the Holocau$t lie, with the delightful Diane King interview Paul Fromm. The issue is free speech in Canada. Sadly, free speech in Canada has virtually withered…
By Jett Rucker ∙ August 5, 2017
The poem “Two Loves” was published in Britain in 1894. Its final line, referring to “the love that dare not speak its name” became known thereafter as a reference to homosexuality, or what then was often freely called faggotry, or today is respectfully referred to as alternative sexual preference. There is today, and has been…
By Paul Fromm ∙ August 3, 2017
Canadian free speech activist and political commentator Paul Fromm expounds on the state of freedom (or lack thereof) in Canada, recorded for an Australian meeting. Paul talks in detail (One hour four minutes) about the steps taken against free speech in Canada. He also looks at the situation in Britain and Germany. Paul states the…
By Germar Rudolf ∙ August 27, 2017
In the whole world, the Federal Republic of Germany enjoys the reputation of being a liberal, democratic country under the rule of law. This self-portrait will not be simply adopted here, however, but it will be critically reviewed. The litmus test for a country under the rule of law is when the state’s interests collide…
By Jett Rucker ∙ July 27, 2017
A stupa is a Buddhist holy structure, many of which were erected in past centuries at the expense and for the greater glory of wealthy Buddhists seeking to secure for themselves a place that, in Western (non-Buddhist) parlance could be called “a place in Heaven.” The famous Plain of Bagan of Myanmar contains dozens of…
By Norman Finkelstein ∙ July 25, 2017
Sixty-five years ago, Auschwitz was over run by Communists. Peter Lavelle asks his guests what the legacy of the Holocaust is today. Is its memory being abused? Does Israel use Holocaust as a blackmail weapon? Norman Finkelstein and Israel W. Charny discuss the issue in a heated debate.
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