Good Morning from the Zundelsite:

• Now Val Meredith, Member of Parliament for the Reform Party of Canada, wants to look at the CSIS tape. CTV and The Fifth Estate, two popular nationwide investigative television programs, have also requested the tape. I understand that there will be an article in the Toronto Sun. Writes one of our Canadian correspondents:
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• "I think there are several factors at work here: the liberals are afraid of the ARA being this loose cannon on the deck of political correctness; the media are into a very competitive mode and "must run" with sensational stories; the conservatives want to defang some of the liberal elites that run our Establishment by exposing the SIRC and CSIS spy capers. It looks good from where I'm sitting . . . "
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• It looks good from where I'm sitting, too!
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• I spent all of last week typing my fingertips raw on the entire Parliamentary Report of the CSIS shenanigans, which I also posted in a slightly abbreviated form.
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• What a document! What a government!
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• You have to have lived in a Communist environment, as some of us have, to realize how far this once-beautiful and free country, Canada, has slid toward old-fashioned Bolshevism, repackaged and re-sold.
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• From France we hear that more than half of the French population agree with Le Pen, a populist leader who has been an outspoken proponent of Nationalism. To quote one correspondent observing the French scene from England:
• ". . . A shock survey by the left-wing newspaper Liberation has shown that 51% of the French share the views of Jean-Marie Le Pen's Front National. Since the survey was conducted by those who can hardly be said to share the opinions of the right, even more weight is given to the result.
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• The fact of the matter is that the entire media and governments, in all Western countries, espouse opinions held by only a tiny minority of their own people . . .
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• Jacques Toubon, France's Justice Minister, has threatened legal action against Le Pen for "espousing racial inequality." In France, "inciting racial hatred" is punishable by up to a year in prison, fines up to $60,000 and five years' ineligibility for public office.
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• So far, M. Le Pen has defied the Government's threats. 'I don't see why saying one does not believe in racial equality is a violation of human dignity. I will not be intimidated by the threats of the 'thought police.'
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• The French Government's motive is pitifully obvious. M. Le Pen's party is increasingly popular, and now a rival to the present government. In the time-honoured manner of regimes which are losing support, opponents must be criminalised, but any attempt to do so only exposes the moral bankruptcy of the regime . . . "
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• And speaking of England, this item is a bit dated but still of interest because it illustrates, quite literally, the enemy's "Scorched Earth" tactics you can see everywhere these days. It is entitled: "Blaze hits extremist publishers" and goes on to say that a publishing company producing "anti-Semitic literature" was badly damaged in an arson attack.
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• The publishing house so targeted is Wilson Publishing and Historical Review Press, in Uckfield, East Sussex, ". . . known for printing books and pamphlets by revisionist historians which provide intellectual fuel for the neo-Nazi movement and which claim that the Holocaust never happened."
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• Pertaining to our own, Zundelsite-circumscribed struggle, there has been a most interesting development I may have mentioned previously. I haven't yet had time to mine it to the fullest. It pertains to the Harvard Law Library's web page entitled "Guide to Hate Groups on the Internet" (http://www.law.harvard.edu/library/guides/hateweb/hate.html) which lists the Zundelsite under "Revisionists" (where we belong!) and not under "White Power," "Skin Heads" or 'Neo-Nazis."

Some of these latter pages, to be sure, are really an embarrassment and show the largely undisciplined and raucous nature of what is shaping up on the Nationalist front. More and ever more, the Net makes clear that the entire world is in the throes of the "Weimar Republic" where you have intellectual nihilism, chaos in the financial world, hoodlums being used by shadow governments who are rapidly losing credibility to harass, torment, browbeat and intimidate - and very clear delineation of just who is running the show and trying desperately to keep the genie in the bottle.

This Harvard web page is a perfect example - kind of a mini-cosmos reflecting global reality. In the sub-category "Monitoring Hate", you find, for instance, the Anti-Defamation League, The Anti-Fascist Web, the ARA, (that's right! the ARA!) and several other less-well known holohuggers, along with the almighty Simon Wiesenthal Center - who should change name and stationary, by the way, since the World Jewish Congress has now exposed their Austrian icon to be a liar and a fraud.

More and more, it gets to be an exercise in discipline just what items to choose for my ZGrams and just how to find the right tone. I want this daily service to reflect the nature of the emerging struggle, because I am quite sure that we are living now in times that are as fermenting and "storm and stress" as any yet experienced. The European trial run in the 1920s in Germany gave us a taste of what can happen when you have an entire people, forced into battering humiliation, unscrupulous financial ruin, extreme ethnic distress and unrelenting intellectual torpor, roused into action and redress - and renaissance. This time around, the repercussions will be planet-wide.

Ingrid

Thought for the Day:

"The last bulwark against the threat of mounting information and inquiring minds is the scare.

In 1850, the scare was "Abolitionist!" In 1896, "Socialist!" Today, it is "Racist!"

But behind the scare, because it is a scare, lies the problem each establishment dare(s) not touch."

(Robert W. Whitacker, in "A Plague on Both Your Houses.")

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