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.
  

Carolyn first discusses questions about the extent of computer-generated images (CGI) rather than real-life people used in the Boston Marathon bombing media coverage. Good questions are raised by the proponents of media-fakery, but definitive answers are still elusive.

The main topic of the show is Carolyn’s new article up at Elie Wiesel Cons The World that takes on the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum as an enemy stronghold entrenched in our national body. Since it is an all-Jewish museum serving international Jewish interests, it should be disconnected from the U.S. government, becoming a privately endowed institution.

Image at right from Monday’s 20th Anniversary ceremony: Elie Wiesel and friend, Poet Rebecca Dupas (far left) on stage with WWII vet Scottie Ooton (a liberator) and Bill Clinton (right).

A mix of subjects ranging from the Boston Marathon bombing – to the pure propaganda play of a 20th Anniversary of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC – to the Czech treatment of Germans in May 1945 and since. Some of the points made:

• Are the “victims” we see on television and in photos actors hired to participate in a drill;
• Media fakery is becoming more believable to more people, and fits the political climate;
• All-Jewish-run museum in United States claims right to offer a National Tribute to Holocaust Survivors with Elie Wiesel and Bill Clinton speaking;
• Special award given to Susan Eisenhower (in honor of her grandfather “Ike”) and Polish Jew Wladyslaw Bartoszewski;
• Outrageous lies and nonsense featured at holocaust museum’s special exhibition “Some Were Neighbors”;
• Thirty-five million visitors since museum opened – 1/3 from schools (forced attendance);
• Stop contributing to Mark Weber’s IHR and donate to Vincent Reynouard instead: (unfortunately Paypal has once again blocked Vincent’s account, which demonstrates who is doing the effective work!)
  
• Willy Wenger tells in his WWII memoir about his own experience with Czechs when traveling through the new Czech Republic on his way home to Austria;
• Hadding Scott joins the program in the last half hour to comment on German treatment of Poles from 1939-1944 and on whether German dominance in Europe is natural.

Image: Toy ‘Nazi’ figurines are supposed to show the “demonic appearing in the most minute details” at the USHMM special exhibition titled, “Some Were Neighbors, “ meant to keep the guilt trip going.