I am very sorry to hear this news. Berg's writings on diesel engines, wood gas and the like were some of the first revisionist materials I ever read, and they rocked my world. Not just because of what they said, but because of their whole approach to the problem: looking at a historical narrative wi...

Sorry, I've no time to do this myself. But just skimming down a bit I found this little gem, which surely deserves to be recorded for posterity before it gets corrected away:

Fritz has never been afraid to defend his views and has debated for Berto mewling camps.

Lol, first. I've been waiting to post this year's card.



Merry Christmas to all!

Sorry I am late with this. Vincent, I hope you are well. Have courage, my friend!

(I am attaching the .srt file for the subtitles to this post if you want to upload them to the original video on you channel.)

Very sad news. He was a fine writer, a model of good-natured, skeptical common sense, an inspirational figure who led by example and whose greatest contribution, perhaps, was simply to show how ordinary and obvious and ultimately moral revisionism really is. (Not to mention little things like CODOH,...

Wilf, I'm so sorry to hear this news. I hope that you will be able to make the most of your remaining time with family and friends. You will be missed. I have always enjoyed reading your contributions, here and on IH, and have learned a great deal from them. It's a crazy, mixed up world, but I have ...

Merry Christmas to all!

Thomas, if you're out there somewhere reading this, Merry Christmas.

You've made great contributions in the pursuit of truth. Have courage and stay safe.

From today's NY Times: PARIS — When Otto Frank first published his daughter’s red-checked diary and notebooks, he wrote a prologue assuring readers that the book mostly contained her words, written while hiding from the Nazis in a secret annex of a factory in Amsterdam. But now the Swiss foundation ...

In a big hurry here. Quick update: Ten months in prison. I'm not sure if the sentence is to be served immediately, but at the end of the article it says that she greeted supporters after the trial was finished, so presumably not. I don't know how long an appeal will take in that case. source: http:/...

I'm in a bit of a rush, so I don't have time to search for more details, but I just posted this to the YouTube video. People here naturally will be interested as well. SOLID INFORMATION AT LAST: Ursula Haverbeck will be appearing before a court in Hamburg this coming Thursday (12 November 2015) on c...

Thanks, Werd. Turns out I had my facts mixed up. On Amazon, there's a listing for an English Kindle edition from 2015 (http://www.amazon.com/Lectures-Holocaust-Controversial-Examined-Handbooks-ebook/dp/B00S1T205K/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1443735592&sr=1-2&keywords=germar+rudolf...

I have been reading the 2015 German edition of Rudolf's Vorlesungen (Lectues on the Holocaust), and it's fantastic. Of course I've looked at parts of the text before, but I'd never actually read it through as a continuous argument. The new edition is thoroughly updated, with an excellent bibliograph...

Posted in the French forum today: Vincent Reynouard condamné à un an de prison en appel 17 juin 2015 Un an d'emprisonnement. C'est la peine à laquelle le négationniste de Saint-Lô, Vincent Reynouard, a été condamné aujourd'hui, mercredi 17 juin, par la cour d'appel de Caen. Avant les commémorations ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zxGuU8y2pY I originally meant to do this earlier to coincide with the main release, but I want people to be able to compare the various different versions of the Panorama interview. Apparently Bongen and Haverbeck talked for some four hours back in March: from that ...