Bradley R. Smith, author and founder of the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust (CODOH) talked about the appeal of Holocaust Revisionism for him and how it’s always been the Taboo side of it that interested him most. Though Bradley was  little late in appearing, the program was never slow from then on.

• USA is the only place that true debate can go on, and it’s tough even here;
• Has been in communication with David Cole Stein who says that, since his outing, his post-revisionist career as a political activist is no longer possible;
• Rejects the term “Holocaust Denier” for himself as totally hinging on the definition of “Holocaust”;
• Rejects “blaming the Jews” in favor of blaming cowardice of Gentiles, especially academics who put money and position ahead of truth;
• Focus has been for a long time on getting the revisionist message to university students who exist in an atmosphere where contrary opinions on “Holocaust” are not allowed;
• On the question of success, he sees CODOH as part of a larger revisionist movement that has made great headway, but at the same time the Holocaust Industry has grown even more;
• Current project – The Jan Karski Institute at Georgetown University.
  

David Cole (pictured), the much admired holocaust revisionist of the 90’s, has re-emerged at age 44 as David A. Stein, a Republican Party activist and producer of mainstream holocaust videos. Carolyn looks at what is known so far:

• He didn’t come forth voluntarily but was “outed” by a female in whom he had confided;
• Says he will not try to continue as David Stein, the Republican Party “Animal”;
• His participation with the Tinbergen  film production company with partner Caleb Tinbergen;
• Jewish blogger Eric Golub shows how angry and punishing Jews can be;
• Colestein’s self-invented biography as David Abravanel Stein;
• Carolyn thinks Colestein will never be able to leave his Jewish community;
• David Irving’s lawsuit against Deborah Lipstadt turned Revisionists into “Deniers”;’
•  Fredrick Toben calls in and talks about the ramifications of the “gassing” controversy and the Kriege report;
• Charles Krafft calls in and wants to know about the 2006 Tehran Conference papers.