Michele Renouf David Duke on the Heretical Two Revisionists Deported and Jailed 2009

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The beautiful and highly intelligent Lady Michèle Renouf speaks to David Duke about Simon Sheppard and Steve Whittle, known as the Heretical Two, Britain's two asylum seekers, who are at present sitting in the Santa Ana Jail near Los Angeles USA awaiting their case of political asylum to be decided on. The arrest was on "Suspicion of Incitement to Racial Hatred," particularly in respect of the "Tales of the Holohoax comic book". None of the articles published by these men would be considered criminal in America, although the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the Simon Wiesenthal Center are attempting to make them so. Both of these Englishmen should be entitled to asylum because they have a "well-founded fear of persecution" in their homelands. They are charged with no crime except writing and publishing dissident ideas, and their actions are not criminal in the United States.

 

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