Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

entire group of people on racial grounds tears at the fabric of our
community and ultimately threatens those very freedoms.
20. History has vividly demonstrated that the relentless infusion of racism
into public discourse is like drip-feeding poison into the democratic body
politic. And in the words of American philosopher George Santayana:
‘Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.’
Steven Lewis and Peter Wertheim are lawyers with Slater and Gordon who ran
the racial vilification and contempt cases against Fredrick Töben.
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Here is my right-of-reply to the editor of the Australian on 28 August 2009:
Ugly minds at work demanding their Pound of Flesh
Sir,
Today I enter my third week of a 3-month prison sentence for contempt
of court. This morning in the Cadell Training Centre’s library I read a
copy of The Australian of 18 August 2009 and, to my surprise found at
page 12, in the Opinion section ‘Voice to be held in contempt. Freedom
of speech should not be freedom to vilify, argue Steven Lewis and Peter
Wertheim’.
Permit me to respond in [point-form to the 21-paragraphs and to correct
some of the nonsense these two well-known legal Zionists have put in
print.
1. #1: It suggests that I have ‘repeatedly ignored court orders’ since Justice
Branson handed down her 2001 Orders. Anyone who studies the socalled
Holocaust-Shoah knows these orders to be nonsensical on account
of their generality. Mr Anthony Grigor-Scott, who received the sameworded
court orders from J von Doussa, had them dismissed on appeal to
the Full Court of the FCA, which could not have pleased Mr Jeremy
Jones, the then mouth-piece of Australia’s Zionist Jews.
2. #2: The whole matter began in 1996, and not in 2002 as stated in the
article. Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Los Angeles-based Simon
Wiesenthal Centre agitated Canberra’s Attorney-General when Adelaide
Institute went on-line on 1 May 1996. Jeremy Jones then localised the
matter and lodged a complaint with the Human Rights and Equal
Opportunity Commission. He refused to enter into any conciliation, this
being the first step in an attempt to resolve a dispute before HREOC.
Kirsty Gowans, who later left HREOC, informed me this matter was
‘international politics’ at work – which it was, and is to this day.
3. By using the Racial Discrimination Act, Australia’s Zionists claim racial
status for being Jewish and so claim protection from racial discrimination.
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