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By Carolyn Yeager

I'VE JUST COMPLETED MINE. I got sidetracked from my original intention, and had to change what I had in mind for that reason. Now I'm in more traditional territory - my #1 resolution is to stop procrastinating, or to make great improvements in reducing it. Already today I heard myself saying, "Not today ... tomorow will be a better day to do it." I realized I say that EVERY DAY several times and it always feels convincing. However, the best time to do everything is now, when I think of it. I don't have to make a big production of it. Just do it. But everything has become a 'big production' for me. This I want to stop.

Don't let Germar Rudolf be cancelled!

Let's rally around our esteemed author, publisher and all-round advocate for historical truth in his time of need. Germar Rudolf has been targeted once again by the justice system because he is an unorthodox thinker who speaks and lives his truth, albeit in a pretty unobtrusive manner. He needs financial help right now to defend himself, and on the advice of friends has set up a “gofundme” page where we can all send him whatever amount we are comfortable with. Germar has placed on that page a video he made to explain in detail what he has been convicted of and why it is vital that he be able to appeal this conviction in his own way by presenting his side of the story.

Of course, you're not limited to the '”gofundme” page route in order to contribute. If you prefer to send him a personal check, money order or cash, it can be mailed to:

Germar Rudolf
PO Box 121
Red Lion, PA 17356

You can also help Germar by taking this opportunity to buy a bunch of his books! Let's show the world that we believe in and stand with our own! Do all you can.

FOR THIS SLOW MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND here in the U.S., I thought I would feature a couple of “Oldies but Goodies” from my Heretics' Hour audio archive. Earlier this week, I recorded a couple of hours with Brian Ruhe and Pete Papaherakles on the current rash of lies about Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich put out by Christopher Jon Bjerknes, Jim Condit Jr. and Michael Hoffman. I mentioned some of my early podcasts that I thought were very good and still relevant.

By Carolyn Yeager

I happened upon this video and recognized my own text of Yiddish-to-French-to-English translation being used by this professor at a Catholic university in San Antonio TX. Though a native of Brooklyn, Alan Astro says he has been at Trinity University for over 25 years. His field is modern languages and literatures; one of the subjects he teaches is Yiddish culture.

His lecture, titled “Christianity and the Holocaust in Elie Wiesel’s Night” was filmed by St. Francis College and at the 6min59sec mark, he shows text from my very important 2012 article “Night #1 and Night #2—What Changes were Made and Why, Part One.” So you never know who is reading this site – a lot of people and all people who have a professional interest in Elie Wiesel. Continue reading at Elie Wiesel Cons The World

By Carolyn Yeager

The Wiesel obituary published at Legacy.com, affiliated with funeral homes and newspapers across America, states in it’s first sentence:

Elie Wiesel, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning author who told the story of his Holocaust internment in his autobiographical novel “Night,” died July 2, 2016.

It also said: “Wiesel called “Night” his “deposition,” noting that it was a true story, though parts of it were fictionalized.”

So is this the final word from Mr. Wiesel on his legacy? When do we know which of the varying statements put out by Wiesel and his surrogates is the official one? Continue reading at Elie Wiesel Cons The World

Image: Wiesel family attends a fund-raising event for Multiple Myeloma cancer in Oct. 2015. Left to right: Elie Wiesel, wife Marion Wiesel (seated), son Elisha Wiesel, daughter-in-law Lynn Bartner-Wiesel.