In 1942, the US Delarof pulls away from the dock, taking the Aleuts to internment camps in southeast Alaska.
This show is in two parts:
Part 1: Guest Charles Ellis from Alaska joins Carolyn to discuss the little known internment of the Aleuts living on the Pribilof Islands by the United States government during WWII.
Part 2: Carolyn discusses the ongoing anti-Germanism that is facilitated by “Holocaust” fantasies and the fear of being perceived as Politically Incorrect.
Also in part 2, Carolyn announces that she will be on “The Real Deal” Internet radio program with Jim Fetzer this Wed., Aug. 11, from 5 to 7 p.m. Central time. The live stream can be found here and the archived program here.
Germany’s political parties and the recent furor over Hermann Dierkes
The German “constitution”
The meaning of “nationalism”
Guenter’s new book [see below for info]
About Günter Deckert
Günter Deckert is a well-known German nationalist from the historic Heidelberg area of Baden-Württemberg, he led the National Democratic Party of Germany from 1991 to 1996. In April 1995, after being persecuted with political trials, he was sentenced to two years in prison without probation. While in prison, he was charged with “incendiarism” again because of a letter he wrote from prison and was sentenced to two more years, plus 3 months. Thus, he knows well the judicial system of Germany.
Info on new book
German title: Die Mannheimer Ketzerprozesse (§ 130 – Volksverhetzung / Holo…) gegen Ernst Zündel, Germar Rudolf und Sylvia Stolz 2005 – 2009.
[English translation: The Mannheimer Heretical Trials (§ 130 German penal code: incitement to public uproar / Holo...) against Ernst Zündel, Germar Rudolf and Sylvia Stolz, 2005–2009]
The documentation also contains an update of § 130 (latest High Court decision of November 2009), the text of § 130, a press review, some pages (158 – 161) in English, TBR March/April 2007, pp. 46-49, “warrant” of Günter Deckert / English translation can be gotten from James M. Damon ([email protected])
To order: Write [email protected] or send money (Euros or sum in USD) to Guenter Deckert at Pf. 100 245, (D) 69442 Weinheim/B. (Pf = Postfach or P.O.Box)
Guest: Vincent Reynouard in France gives his views on the Holocaust and the severe laws in Europe that criminalize any dissent from the "official history." He tells how, as a Roman Catholic, he came to embrace National Socialism as his political philosophy.
What’s in a name? Quite a bit in the case of Sylvia Stolz. “Stolz” means “proud” in German, and that word describes Sylvia very well: proud and undaunted. No wonder her patriotic supporters call her “the German Joan of Arc.”
Miss Sylvia Stolz is an attorney in the Federal Republic of Germany (FDR) who gained notoriety as one of the defense attorneys for Ernst Zundel in his trial there for “Holocaust Denial” or “inciting the public” (with the truth).
In exercising her vigorous defense of Mr. Zundel, she herself was charged with “Holocaust Denial” and is, as of this writing, undergoing her own trial under said charge.
Here is a news article from that time describing the proceedings:
The main topic: The impossibilities, implausibilities and untruths of the tall tale of Denis Avey, a former British PoW who claims to have swapped identities with a Jewish prisoner at Auschwitz.
Israel’s new law criminalizing the showing of sadness or mourning on Israel’s Independence Day, which is the Palestinians’ “Nabka”;
Ernst Zündel’s recent release from a seven year incarceration, in Canada and Germany, for nothing more than exercising free speech;
Carlo Mattogno’s exposé of Elie Wiesel as an imposter, including the publication of concentration camp documents that reveal he stole his Holocaust survivor identity from another camp inmate.
Sylvia the Proud
The Heretics’ Hour Debut show!
