October 7, 1997

Good Morning from the Zundelsite:

Today I just want to give you a brief update on alternative media sources which, thanks to the Internet, get more available and magnificently lucid by the day.

· Above all else, I would like you to take a look at http://www.worldnetdaily.com/

I perused this website only very briefly, out of personal interest because its publisher, Joseph Farah, is someone whose struggle against lapdog media pressure I followed quite a few years ago.

At the time, Farah ran the Sacramento Union, a very old, traditional, respected paper in the California San Joaquin Valley - a daily paper that was destroyed, according to my then-journalist friends, by the opposition paper, the Sacramento Bee. At least that was the story.

I got an earful even then about why the Sacramento Union had to go, and why Sacramento HAD to become a one-paper city. At the time, I was still politically snoozing, and I did not think about it much. I do now, believe me!

This website looks to me like an excellent alternative media source: "The news behind the news". Please give me your feedback on that one.

· Greg Raven has announced the release of the latest IHR Journal. It features the following articles:

Stutthof
by Mark Weber

How Historian Gilbert Falsifies and Invents
by Robert Faurisson

Working with Stalin: Two Columns
by Joseph Sobran

Why Truman Overrode Warning on Palestine-Israel
by Donald Neff

The Notin Affair: Jewish Organizations Make the Law
by Robert Faurisson

Hate Crimes, Zionist Terrorism, and Jews in Hitler's Army
by Doug Collins

Gertrude Stein's Complex Worldview

Gas Detectors in Auschwitz Crematory II
by Arthur R. Butz

Suppressing the Story of Genocide Against Germans
by Richard H. Curtiss

Birken's Hitler as Philosophe
A review by Mark Weber

Letters

Greg may be reached at:

Greg Raven (ihrgreg@kaiwan.com)
PO Box 10545, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
http://www.kaiwan.com/~ihrgreg/index.html

· For German-speaking readers, here are two very courageous websites:

1) abbc.com/nj
2) abbc.com/berlin

Website #1 offers commentary and analyses on important German problems, notably the holocaust and its inhuman effects on researchers, scientists, scholars and society.

Website #2 offers contemporary material i.e. speeches, commentaries and documents almost exclusively from the period of the Third Reich, offering a glimpse of the REAL problems and mood of that time. Here you find the "hard-to-find German Declaration of War" to the United States.

The reader who sent me the URLs to these two websites, added: "If you find the websites informative and important for the serious political problems caused by the holocaust and wartime lies, please, provide a LINK to them."

· Another reader sent me this valuable e-mail resource "of everybody in the House and Senate" in case you need to complain the traditional way: http://www.capweb.net/directory.html

The most current versions are always available also on the University of Michigan Library Web site at:
http://www.lib.umich.edu/libhome/Documents.center/congress/conemail.txt

This reader writes: "It is so easy to send letters by e-mail to dozens at once. For example, I sent e-mail letters to everyone on the Senate Finance Committee while the I.R.S. hearings were on-going."

· I personally find a listserve called mer-L@middleeast.org helpful. It is put out by Arab-friendly folks, and it is useful in understanding how Israel treats its Arab neighbors, particularly the greatly suffering and horribly abused Palestinians.

Sometimes, when I read what is happening in that part of the world - even as we speak! - I shudder that America would lend itself to financing such blatant bullying of human beings by other human beings who constantly harp on "human rights abuses" alleged to have happened more than fifty years ago. It is a true eye-opener.

· The oft-mentioned Washington Report on Middle East Affairs is my favorite. Although it isn't Revisionist and is, in fact, quite anti-Revisionist - some people need more time than others to begin to see the light! - it is a magnificently written and produced high-brow monthly political publication that lives up to its title.

Annual subscription is only US$25, and the publication may be ordered by writing to 1902 - 18th Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20009 or by calling 202-939-6050.

· Michael Hoffman's http://www.hoffman-info.com is a mixture of news and editorials, intelligent and passionate. Mike has a knack for summarizing things from a cultural/ethnic perspective.

· A new web page sits in Australia at http://www.newaus.com.au and is described as follows:

"There are many things that should be feared; however, so long as freedom of thought and speech are maintained, neither the expression of truth nor the expression of falsehood should be among them.

A government that permits men to be hounded, prosecuted and terrorized for expressing their conclusions runs the risk of becoming a criminal police state, in which no one, however forthright or diffident, is ever free of suspicion. A country that declares both truth and falsehood intellectual contraband leaves its citizens no place to turn.

That some Western nations are slouching in that direction should warn Americans that they who taught the world the meaning of individual rights must stand firmly and fearlessly for man's right to be right-and for his right to be wrong."

· Previously mentioned but worth re-mentioning is the French page http://www.abbc.com/aaargh/ put out by our most scholarly European Revisionist comrades.

· Another web page submitted for scrutiny by several readers is at http://www.webspawner.com/users/chrsep I don't know what that one is about; please check it out and give me some feedback.

· The "Library of Yggdrasil", well-known to and respected by many, has a new web address: http://www.ddc.net/ygg/

A "new additions" section has some maps of the U.S. that are illuminating - plus some new articles.

· Patriotic music pages are also springing up.

I know of two: Carl Klang's http://www.klang.com features songs-with-a-beat on political oppression in the United States, ("Oh, the Fe-de-ral Reserve isn't fe-de-ral at all; and it isn't even consti-tu-tion-al. . .! ") with a German counterpart web page by Frank Rennike at

http://members.aol.com/FrankRenni/start.htm

who sings of "Rrrrrazzia!"s and such.

I have listened to a few of these tapes; not being very musical, I can only say that they seem aimed at the masses and have very simple messages, but some of them are moving.

I find the Klang Waco song "Seventeen little children" moving, as well as songs about our lost culture that make you think that Western civilization is practically Atlantis already. I believe these songs and lyrics, simple as they are, can serve as useful wedges into increasing cultural awareness.

· As far as newsletters go, I love Smith's Report, a skinny little thing put out by CODOH's Bradley Smith - courageous and funny. It is sent to financial supporters only, but I find it a thoroughly enjoyable little publication. If you can afford to sponsor another Revisionist, here is a worthy one. Please write to:

Bradley R. Smith
MCD P-111
P/O/ Box 439-016
San Diego, CA 92143

· And, finally, there is a a high-brow, largely technical Revisionist publication in the German language called "Vierteljahreshefte fuer freie Geschichtsforschung" that is published by Stiftung Vrij Historisch Onderzoek, Postbus 60, B-2600, Berchem 2, Belgien (Flandern). I admire the people putting it out - it cannot be easy in savagely censored and terrorized Europe.

That's all, folks, for today! Just so you know I am okay and send you greetings from the trenches.

Ingrid

Thought for the Day:

"God help us, for really, it is a spiritual battle."

(A ZGram reader)

Comments? E-Mail: irimland@cts.com

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