Selected Podcasts

The director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression speaks on the outrageous treatment of Ernst Zundel, the German-born civil rights activist and publicist who is being held as a political prisoner.

The director of the We Hold These Truths center reports on his visit to the Zionist-occupied Gaza region of Palestine, and talks about the profound influence of the Scofield Reference Bible, a widely used version of the scriptures with strongly pro-Zionist commentary.

An Idaho attorney and writer, Mr. Steele stressed the growing threat to the security and freedom of Americans by an increasingly desperate government. He concluded his rousing, passionate and often humorous address by urging listeners to “make a difference.”

The chairman of the Committee for Open Debate of the Holocaust spoke about his recent visits to college campuses to talk with students about the importance of free speech and free expression on the Holocaust issue. (Due to technical difficulties, some of the audio of this presentation was lost.)

Lady Michele Renouf, an actress, professional model and author who lives in London, spoke of the intellectual-spiritual odyssey that brought her to a heightened awareness of the importance of truthful history.

Mark Weber, the Director of the Institute for Historical Review, discusses the ongoing exposure of Jewish power worldwide and the case of political prisoner Ernst Zündel.

There are new developments in the Ernst Zündel case, which could mark the beginning of the Canadian establishment’s admitting that it made a mistake in persecuting this innocent man. Mark Weber discusses the latest news and its implications for people worldwide struggling for freedom and independence from the Jewish power structure.

Best-selling British historian David Irving speaks on the parallels between aspects of the war in Iraq and World War II, and how the US invasion of Iraq has fueled global distrust of America and hostility toward the United States.