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Jul 29, 2011
Breivik's "The great Satan, his cult and the Jews" by Kevin MacDonald
CNN's Jack Cafferty: GE Moves $14 Billion Per Year X-Ray Business To China, And They Still Don't Pay Any U.S. Taxes - Home - The Daily Bail
Video - Jack Cafferty On GE's Latest Announcement - July 27, 2011
Jack is pissed off at CEO Jeff Immelt and rightfully so, as GE announced plans yesterday to offshore its massive radiology manufacturing business to China. Cafferty and Blitzer also remind viewers that that GE paid no corproate income taxes for 2009 and 2010 despite making several billion in U.S.-based profits. Don't forget that Immelt is the head of Obama's Jobs Council and a board member of the New York Federal Reserve.
Facebook firm on Holocaust denial pages, despite survivors’ letter
NEW YORK (JTA) -- Facebook, citing free speech, has rejected a request by Holocaust survivors to remove some pages that espouse Holocaust denial.
"We think it's important to maintain consistency in our policies, which don't generally prohibit people from making statements about historical events, no matter how ignorant the statement or how awful the event," the popular social networking site said in response to a letter from Holocaust survivors dated July 8.
Survivors and relatives of Holocaust victims wrote Facebook asking that the site change its policies permitting Holocaust denial before their aging generation is gone. The 21 survivors who signed the letter listed their concentration camps, ghettos and other Holocaust experiences below their names.
"We, the undersigned, are Holocaust Survivors who saw our parents, children and loved ones brutally murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust," the letter begins. "We are writing to you to protest Facebook's policy that categorizes Holocaust denial as 'free speech,' rather than the shameless, cynical, and hateful propaganda that it is."
The letter goes on to point out that not only are the Holocaust-denial sites offensive and hateful, but also could negatively influence scores of people due to Facebook's popularity and accessibility.
"By allowing this hate propaganda on Facebook, you are exposing the public and, in particular, youth to the anti-Semitism which fueled the Holocaust," it says.
The survivors who signed the letter are volunteers at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles who speak there and at its Museum of Tolerance.
Rabbi Abraham Cooper, the center's associate dean, criticized Facebook's policy on Holocaust denial.
"A review of denial sites currently active on Facebook confirms that it is not mere speech but that it constitutes at its core a platform for bigotry and hatred of Jews, dead and alive," said Cooper, who briefs online companies such as Facebook, Google and Yahoo on digital hate and terrorism.
He added, "We will continue to urge Facebook officials to reflect on the pain and suffering their policy is causing victims of the Shoah. For these aging heroes, every posting by deniers labels them, not victims of history's greatest crime, but liars and thieves."
Robert Faurisson: A look at the Norwegian Erostratus as an antirevisionist, a Zionist and a nationalist [1 Attachment]
Robert FAURISSON July 28, 2011
A look at the Norwegian Erostratus as an antirevisionist, a Zionist and a nationalist
On page 1365 of the English-language "manifesto" that, as the media inform us, the Norwegian Anders Breivik posted on the Internet just hours before embarking on his cold-blooded slaughter in two stages, the bomber and gunman holds forth on why "National Socialism is a dead ideology"; then, to the question "Are you a Holocaust denier?" he gives, on page 1366, the answer found below.
In brief, for him, the revisionists are in error and there was a Jewish holocaust, with its six million victims; he adds a bit further on: "I oppose deniers of the Jewish holocaust." He describes himself as "a strong supporter of Israel and of all Jewish patriots." (It seems to me that the mainstream press has thus far kept hidden both this opposition to revisionism and this attachment to the State of Israel and the Zionists.) Finally, he states that he is wholly against what he calls "the Holocaust religion" for, with its emphasis on a genocide of 6 million Jews in Europe, it has the effect first of removing all national pride from Europeans and then of concealing a genocide, by Islam, of 300 million people throughout the world, a genocide that is still going on today, with Jews again amongst the victims. Breivik is in favour of nationalism, including Jewish nationalism.
Breivik's response (p. 1366) to the question: "Are you a Holocaust denier?"
Assuming of course that you are referring to the Jewish holocaust under Nazi Germany; no, I have reviewed the evidence, both the evidence presented by the Allied powers and the anti-holocaust evidence presented by the Axis Powers and neo-Nazi movements. I don't find the anti-holocaust evidence credible so I don't see a reason why anyone should deny the Jewish holocaust. As far as I have understood; Nazi Germany didn't originally want to annihilate the Jews. They were considering deportation but they didn't really have any location to deport them to, and they weren't offered any location by the allied forces. They didn't start massacring the Jews until after they realised that they were losing the war and the window of opportunity was closing fast (after the failed Russian invasion in1941). I guess, they used the following logic; they felt they had to cut out what they viewed as a cancer before they lost the war somewhat like many Serbs did during the Balkan war. They wanted to deport but as their adversaries made that impossible they chose the only solution (according to their logic). No one should try to justify genocide, it is a bad thing that cannot or should not be excused. There are always other options.
My problem with holocaust denial however is the European cultural Marxist/multiculturalist elite's refusal to acknowledge the Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Zoroastrian genocides by the hand of the Islamic Ummah. Islam has systematically slaughtered more than 300 million people since its creation and this trend is continuing every year (see the continuation of the Assyrian, Coptic, Maronite, Hindu genocides in the Middle East). The politically correct elites of the EUSSR/USASSR are the true holocaust deniers as they refuse to acknowledge current and historical Islamic atrocities.
Furthermore, while I oppose deniers of the Jewish holocaust I realise that the "holocaust religion" is an extremely destructive force in Europe. Today, European youths are systematically brainwashed and made into pacifist eunuchs (school classes being bussed to former concentration camps and taught to reject their culture, pride etc.). Our elites, backed by the EUSSR/USASSR cultural hegemony, are stripping away any sense of pride and honour from European youths in a deliberate scheme to feminise/pacify them in order to prevent future Nazi movements from emerging. The problem here is that we are left with little to none cultural defences against any force which would want to conquer us. This is why the Islamic Ummah have been taken advantage of our lack of cultural defences and are currently colonising us, facilitated by our traitorous cultural Marxist/multiculturalist elites.
The "holocaust religion" has grown into a destructive anti-European monster, which prevents nationalistic doctrines from emerging. And without nationalistic doctrines, Europe will wither and die, which we are seeing today. It's quite ironic that Even Israel would appear to have become a victim of it. Needless to say, while I am a strong supporter of Israel and of all patriotic Jews I acknowledge that the anti-European holocaust religion must be deconstructed, and instead replaced with an anti-Islamic version. After all we are talking about a disproportion of 6 million killed Jews vs. 300 million massacred Jews/Christians/Hindus/Buddhists/Zoroastrians/Animists.
As of now, the "holocaust religion" is one of the major factors that are making Europe vulnerable and susceptible for Islamic conquest through demographical warfare.
Date: July 29, 2011 2:31:40 AM EDT
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Subject: Breivik
See enclosure. Best wishes. RF
Jul 28, 2011
GOPers chant 'fire him' at RSC staffer
House Republicans on Wednesday morning were calling for the firing of Republican Study Committee staffers after they were caught sending e-mails to conservative groups urging them to pressure GOP lawmakers to vote against a debt proposal from Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio). Infuriated by the e-mails from Paul Teller, the executive director of the RSC, and other staffers, members started chanting "Fire him, fire him!" while Teller stood silently at a closed-door meetings of House Republicans. "It was an unbelievable moment," said one GOP insider. "I've never seen anything like it." An RSC aide sent a Tuesday e-mail to outside conservatives seeking to "kill the Boehner deal." The RSC emails were sent to a listserv with conservative activists. "We need statements coming up to the Hill every hour of the day in mounting opposition to the plan," RSC staffer Wesley Goodman wrote to a Google email group called "CutCapBalance." That group included Teller. RSC Chairman Jim Jordan (Ohio), who opposes the Boehner plan, apologized for the incident. Teller did not respond to a request for comment following the GOP Conference meeting. In a brief interview with POLITICO on Wednesday, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said he's "an RSC member and I don't like to see Republicans attacking other Republicans." A steady stream of Republicans stood up at the meeting to heap abuse on Teller and the RSC. House Republicans were particularly peeved that the RSC was targeting some of its own dues-paying members. Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.), a member of leadership and one of those targeted in an RSC email, stood up, read the message aloud and demanded Teller explain himself. "If we keep this from ever coming to the floor, we have a greater chance of victory than defeating on a vote on the floor." Goodman ended his email saying: "Here are the people we need to reach today who are undecided or only leaning one way right now," according to the email, which was obtained by POLITICO. "Yet when it comes time for a little bit of compromise on the RSC's part, they're not willing to compromise. And that's just not the way to go about this," Ellmers said Ellmers said there "seems to be a little bit more than a connection" between the RSC and outside conservative groups. The RSC controversy comes as Boehner and the GOP leadership are twisting arms to get their members in line behind the debt package, which is supposed to come to the House floor Thursday. Jordan and other conservatives are opposed to the measure, saying it does not go far enough in cutting government spending. The Congressional Budget Office ruled Tuesday that the Boehner plan falls $150 billion short of the $1 trillion goal set by Boehner, forcing House leaders to delay the vote by a day to revise the bill. The CBO announcement worried some conservatives, who don't believe Boehner and the leadership have gone far enough in proposing spending cuts. Yet the RSC fight was the focus of many members' attention Wednesday morning. "There are a lot of members really ticked off at this," said a GOP lawmaker, speaking on the condition of anonymity.GOPers chant 'fire him' at RSC staffer
Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-N.C.), an RSC member and one of those on the RSC "target list," said that leadership has given the RSC "everything that we have asked for." Ellmers said she may quit the group.
Jul 27, 2011
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Eric, Gordon, Peter
Note what Salbuchi says – and note the 1946 bombing of the King David Hotel – date: 22 July
Number killed: 91




