Pathway Communications did not even bother to pick up the phone and either confront me with these allegations of "offensive material" or tell me they deleted my account
- They will NOT leave a link to the new site
- All my E-Mail that was being held on their system was deleted and not returned to me
- They did not give us any notice of cancelling our account
- They did not give me a chance to remove any of the "offending" material
- They will not return our HTML files being stored on their Web server. (They claim they would upload them to our BBS, but as of today.... nothing!"
It's scary, isn't it? Marc's Freedom
Site has found another server, however. It is now "http://www.ftcnet.com/~freedom".
Marc's new e-mail address is: freedom@netcom.ca.
I did come across two interesting websites I would like for someone to check
out for me and give me some feedback. One is the British
National Party website. This site is known to some of you and I
have grazed it now and then, but I have never had the time to really study
it.
The other site is new but promising as well. It comes out of the Midwest,
and its function is to house Revisionist materials-books, tapes, brochures
etc.-all in one place commercially. The arrangement is going to be drop-ship,
as I understand it, and I think that is an excellent idea. I certainly would
welcome it. Please check it out as well. It's called the The
Fenix Shopping Mall.
Finally, to give you your little inspirational "Vitamin I" I thought
I would share with you a bit of irony. This is a dated item, but still worth
a small smile.
Remember US citizen Hans Schmidt's arrest in Germany for four politically
incorrect words he had uttered-in the United States? For that, the German
government incarcerated him for more than 5 months in one of Germany worst
prisons.
Here's what he wrote after he was released:
"On the last page of (the GANPAC) issue, I would like to mention samething to laugh about: Note the German postage stamp on the left. (picture here) Purely coincidentally, I am sure, it was issued at the time of my incarceration.
Note the words on the left rim: "Freiheit der Meinungsausdrückerung," -"Freedom of Expression" in German.
I immediately thought of embarrassing the German system with its own false propaganda.
I bought as many stamps of this sort as possible-unfortunately, at that very time every Deutschmark I spent for stamps came out of my "extra food" allowance-and used them on my letters to my friends and supporters around the world.
I pasted the stamps on the envelope in such a way that the commemorative words were horizontally on the very top, and then wrote the words "Commemorative issue for Hans Schmidt" in small letters to the left of it, marking an arrow pointing toward the "Freedom of Expression" title.
And guess what: By order of the court (actually, the prosecutor) some of these "offending" envelopes were photocopied, and my sarcasm was noted as a serious offense, namely ". . . ridiculing the German political system".
Amazing, isn't it? How will it end? Not by itself, you may be sure. We have GOT to work harder for a solution to stop the Modern KGB.
Thought for the Day:
"Necessity is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves."
(William Pitt the Younger, 1759-1806)