Newsitems tagged with "Persecution"

Last Tuesday, June 5th, Germar Rudolf had a two hour internet radio chat with U.S. political and free speech activist Deanna Spingola, to which you can listen on his redesigned website (net 1 hr 27 min.).

French revisionist scholar Vincent Reynouard is best known for his detailed study of the wartime events at the French village of Oradour. He has been severely persecuted by the French authorities over the past twenty years,

On July 18, 2012, the German government released the figures of government persecution of peaceful dissidents for the year 2011. The data are similar to those of 2010: some 14,000 criminal investigations launched against "thought criminals," almost a quarter million since 1994.

In the September 2015 issue of Smith's Report you will find:
"Being Jewish: Remembering the Holocaust," by Jett Rucker; "Irving v. Lipstadt Trial for Movie Theaters," by David Merlin; "Vincent Reynouard: 23 Years of Persecution," by Roberto Hernandez; "Horst Mahler Calls for Help" and "Ursula Haverbeck Challenges German Authorities," by Santiago Alvarez; and more...

Indoctrination and the taboo help believers “believe” their absolute true logic and high level of scrutiny when dealing with the Holocaust question. This is an exchange that happened on Monika Schaefer’s site recently.

Caroline Ost, along with several others, is desperate for me to be imprisoned for my opinions.

Last Friday, the original charge brought against me in a private prosecution by Mr Faultfinder of the Campaign Against Britons Having The Right To Free Speech In Their Own Land (CAA) was dropped, bringing the total of dropped charges to four ...