Oxford Union Debate with David Irving Disrupted by Protestors
The Telegraph (Britain)
Protesters broke through a security cordon and forced their way into the Oxford Union where Nick Griffin, leader of the far-Right BNP party, and David Irving, the controversial historian, were due to debate the limits of free speech. After pushing and shoving their way through the doors into the hall, around 20 demonstrators staged a sit down protest and began chanting at the debating table. The debate eventually began one-and-a-half hours late, with Liberal Democrat MP Evan Harris and journalist Anne Atkins speaking against Mr Irving in one room whilst two Oxford University post-graduate students took on Mr Griffin in another.
Ukraine Commemorates Anniversary of Great Famine 1932-33
Agence France Presse
Ukraine mourned Saturday the millions who died in the Soviet-era famine of 1932-1933 which remains a bone of contention between Kiev and Moscow, with flags at half-mast and a solemn religious service. "It was a genocide, an attempt to subjugate the nation, deliberately planned and put into effect," charged pro-Western President Viktor Yuschenko in a speech to thousands gathered in the centre of the capital … Some four to 10 million people are estimated to have starved to death as a result of a Soviet program of forced collectivisation launched by dictator Josef Stalin in 1932.
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The US Dollar: The Long Farewell?
Gwynne Dyer
… The main reason for the collapse of the US dollar is President George W. Bush’s attempt to fight expensive foreign wars while cutting taxes at home. This involved deficit financing on a very large scale, and inevitably the value of the dollar began to fall -- slowly at first, but with increasing speed as it became clear that the White House did not care … The last time the world went through a change like this, it took over forty years to complete … In any case the long farewell of the US dollar has begun.
'For Fear of the Jews'
Joseph Sobran
The news that I would be addressing the Institute of Historical Review came to some people as, well, news … The IHR's mission can't be fairly summed up as "Holocaust denial." Its real mission is criticism of the suffocating progressive ideology that has infected and distorted the telling of history in our time … In short, the Holocaust has become a device for exempting Jews from normal human obligations. It has authorized them to bully and blackmail, to extort and oppress.
Fromm Stripped of His Teaching Certificate
Altermedia
Paul Fromm, the well-known Canadian pro-White activist and anti-illegal immigration campaigner, has had his teaching certificate revoked. Fromm, who was fired from his teaching post by the Peel District School Board in 1997, was stripped of his certificate by an Ontario College of Teachers disciplinary panel, a full ten years after his last teaching post. Through the decades since the early 1970s, Fromm has been in and out of the media spotlight for his association with some of North America ’s most famous pro-White groups, including the Heritage Front.
Hitler Watercolors of Vienna and France For Sale
News-Antique.com
While not well known for his watercolors, the failed dictator of Germany, Adolf Hilter, was quite a gifted artist. The esoteric fact Hitler aspired to artistic endeavor, preceding the atrocities for which he is remembered today, is an idiosyncratic component of WWII history. Understandably, a gallery visit is unlikely to yield any of his work, but occasionally his pieces are bought and sold. Two such paintings have recently surfaced on Manion’s International Auction House - www.manions.com: a 1911 dated watercolor of the Votivkirche in Vienna, and his WWI era interpretation of a French farmhouse.
Overlooked World War II Combat in Italy
Tony Perry -- Los Angeles Times
Much of [Rick] Atkinson's attention [in his new book, The Day of Battle: The War in Sicily and Italy, 1943-1944] is on familiar figures: Patton, Bradley, Montgomery, Kesselring, Eisenhower. He is no hagiographer. Patton was charismatic but sloppy logistically, often failing to get the proper equipment and medical care to his frontline troops. Bradley was more than the "GIs' general" of lore: tough-minded, often intolerant, sometimes eager to sack a successful division commander … The fight to liberate Italy took 608 days and cost 120,000 American casualties, including 23,501 deaths. About 750,000 Americans took part.
Pakistan: Musharraf’s Grip on Power Weakens
Eric Margolis (Canada)
Henry Kissinger once quipped that being America’s ally is more dangerous than being its enemy. The latest example: Washington is abuzz with leaks the Bush administration plans to dump its faithful but embattled Pakistani retainer, Gen. Pervez Musarraf, and replace him with a new general or a co-operative civilian-led government … The Bush administration is again studying military strikes against Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal. The Pentagon worries they could fall into the hands of al-Qaida … Adding danger, a U.S. attack on Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal could quickly be joined by Pakistan’s old foe, nuclear-armed India, and/or even Israel .
Croatia: There Lies a Red Shadow
Jeffrey T. Kuhner -- The Washington Times
The communist habit of deceit and double-speak continues to haunt countries once trapped behind the Iron Curtain. Such is the case in Croatia as it is led by Eastern Europe's most incorrigible and brazen liar, Ivo Sanader. Few peoples in Eastern Europe suffered under the yoke of Marxism-Leninism as much as Croatians did. For decades, Croatia was a captive nation within Yugoslavia. From 1945 until his death in 1980, communist dictator Josip Broz Tito brutally suppressed dissent. Presented to the world as a utopian multinational federation, Yugoslavia was in fact a Serb-dominated totalitarian empire.
Ban on Kosher Slaughter of Animals in Some European Countries
WorldNetDaily
One of the first steps in Hitler's anti-Semitic drive in the creation of his Third Reich was instituting a ban on the kosher slaughter of animals. Today, as a new wave of ugly, and sometimes violent, anti-Semitism sweeps through the European continent, at least five countries have banned kosher food production, and one of them is considering halting all import of kosher meat. The latest nation to join the movement is Holland, where the move was guised in concern for cruelty to animals.