If it weren’t for the internet, there would hardly be any revisionism today due to the ever increasing anti-revisionist censorship laws in many western countries and the steadily rising tide of social persecution of revisionists. All the more important is the struggle to keep the internet free from government censorship and corporate attempts at stifling dissent. Listed here are contributions dealing with this issue, sorted by the countries where incidents of internet censorship – or courageous opposition to censorship – have occurred.
By David Merlin ∙ December 31, 2017
Jennifer Stisa Granick, Staff Attorney American Civil Liberties Union Speech, Privacy and Technology project. Dear Ms. Granick, We thank you for your comments quoted in the New York Times, December 29, regarding Facebook’s removal of the accounts of Chechen Republic leader Ramzan Kadyrov. Mr. Kadyrov’s accounts were taken down without notice or explanation on December 23. Kadyrov had 4,000,000…
By Alison Chabloz ∙ November 22, 2017
Alison Chabloz talks about her trial for posting satirical songs about The Holocaust. Alison was originally targeted because of her Pro Palestinian views under the banner of "antisemitism". This video lasts 5 minutes, and contains some thought provoking views on the Holocau$t scam, arranged and played by Alison, on the keyboards.
By Alison Chabloz ∙ November 20, 2017
Two days ago, Google alerted me to a recent request for deletion regards the Campaign Against Antisemitism Wikipedia article which contains a ‘Litigation’ section discussing the private prosecution brought against me by CAA Chairman, Gideon Falter. The request for deletion, made by user Amisom, was contested by the article’s creator, Widefox – real name Johnathon Weare, a biophysics and IT…
By Mark Weber ∙ October 24, 2017
The portrayal of Hitler and his regime is GROTESQUELY unbalanced. Not only in the "mass media" but even in the supposedly "authoritative history books" and reference works about that era of history. Mark Weber talks (one hour seven minutes) about Adolf Hitler and the "view" of him by him by "history". Of course, who is telling…
By Michael A. Hoffman ∙ October 7, 2017
In September of 2017 we found ourselves in the midst of the American Library Association’s annual “Banned Books Week,” the eponymous celebration of books forbidden by censors and pressure groups in the United States. While the event purports to focus on volumes deemed too dangerous for impressionable minds, the daring entries showcased this year included…
By Germar Rudolf ∙ September 27, 2017
Germar Rudolf joins us to share the story of his life’s work as a revisionist researcher and writer and the ostracizing and persecution he has endured for daring to tread into the controversial topic of the German Holocaust. Germar talks about the process of awakening that led him to question the “official” version of holocaust history…
By David Irving ∙ September 8, 2017
David Irving gives us the real deal with his trial with Deborah Lipstadt, free speech, German and other Europeans censorship and the freedom of internet at risk. David Irving, best selling British writer, and incredible researcher, talks about his recent "trial" with Deborah Lipstadt, a hideous Jewish "professor" who thinks it's fine to defame Germans…
By David Merlin ∙ September 7, 2017
Hello Mr. Stewart, Thank you for your inquiry regarding the tagging of CODOH as an "Active Holocaust Denial Hate Group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center. https://edit.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/ideology/holocaust-denial As I mentioned in our conversation, the characterization of the CODOH as a hate group is incorrect. CODOH is open to all people interested in history and free…
By Jim Rizoli ∙ August 18, 2017
Brian Ruhe interviews Jim Rizoli about his work for free speech and the Holocaust question. Brian interviews veteran revisionist and Holocau$t exposer, Jim Rizoli about his activities on the Internet. Jim has been banned and subjected to harrassment by Jews who demand that the "Holocau$t" nonsense be treated as holy writ. Jim doesn't tolerate any…
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.
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