"The Holocaust is anti-German racism dressed up as history; Nazi gassings never happened."

---Friedrich Paul Berg

by Kevin Walsh, Editor of NACAZAI

In their fight to suppress the truth about the sham "Holocaust," the Jews and their imperialist supporters have criminalized denial or revision of any part of the Holocaust story in any country in which the population would tolerate such laws. There are certain countries which, while dominated by Jewish finance capital, have strong libertarian traditions of free speech and freedom of the press. In these countries, the Jews would face a difficult struggle to pass such laws, and any victories would be pyrrhic. Jews have to rely on more subtle methods to suppress dissent in those countries, such as social pressure applied through their control of the mass media. Sometimes, however, the Jews manage to persecute people through legal tricks of dubious validity. Such is the case with the recent arrest in London of Dr. Fredrick Töben of the Adelaide Institute.

Dr. Töben was arrested on a European Union arrest warrant requested by the German government for assertions he made in Australia. Töben did not violate any British or Australian law, and violation of a German law while in Australia is certainly not grounds for arrest. It seems the current government of Germany claims jurisdiction over the entire world. If one believes the usual Jewish propaganda, supposedly it was Adolf Hitler who wanted Germany to rule the whole world, not Germany's present "democratic" government. Supposedly the Battle of Britain was fought in 1940 and 1941 to prevent Germany from having the authority to order the arrest of people in Britain. Now it seems the victor is willing to surrender jurisdiction to the vanquished! Töben plans to fight extradition in British courts. If the United Kingdom is to be seen as something other than a puppet of the Jews, the courts would be wise to release Töben.

We at NACAZAI support Fredrick Töben, Ernst Zündel, Germar Rudolf, and all who struggle to speak the truth about the Holocaust in the face of imprisonment and other persecution.