Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

signifies a vibrant democratic world dying at the hands of a dogma that
also spells out the death and extermination of the Palestinian people.
35. Using the racist tag does not grip in this instance because the Iranians
would never feel comfortable with racist thinking!
36. #17: Some would say the Jews need me but I don’t need them to lead
a contented life. Even here in prison, first in Yatala and now at Cadell,
inmates cannot grasp the reason why I am here inside. The contempt-ofcourt
charge is laughed away and they maintain there must be a deeper
reason. I inform them that I refuse to believe in the Holocaust, to which
they start to laugh, sometimes responding rather puzzled, ‘But I saw it on
TV – it must be true.’
37. #18: I have never read such an analysis of what is supposed to
motivate me. This paragraph is possibly a reflection of the writers’ moral
and intellectual bankruptcy because their state of mind seems so
impoverished that they have become totally absorbed with things Jewish, a
Judaic worldview – whatever that may be. In his quest to find the truth,
Zionist Barry Chamish influenced my thinking. He confirmed what I
noticed while visiting Israel in 1971 that those Jews who took up the call to
populate Israel were themselves the target of deception. Israel was not a
land without people and so its settlers were outright conquerors and
replacing the Palestinians living there.
38. Nazi Germany is ‘universally disgraced’? Far from it because the term
‘disgraced’ does not operate within an analysis where objective historical
facts are analysed for truth-content. It appears the writers are delusional
and stuck in the rut where Germans are still the world’s whipping boy.
39. Poor Lewis and Wertheim for thinking I think Jews are the obstacle in
my life. I don’t need things Jewish but I do wish to know about German
things because that the tradition from which I emerged – and there is this
nonsense about Germans having systematically exterminated Jews in
homicidal gas chambers – and it is my moral, social and legal duty to
pursue such questioning. The Lewis/Wertheim thinking pattern is typical
of parasitic thinking that enshrines Talmudic-Marxist dialectics where it is
a win-lose contest because nothing springs from within such persons, and
hence their belief of being God’s Chosen People, has become a
pathological myth. I know a number of Jews who have joined our
common humanity, and they do not push their ‘Jewishness’ as obsessively
as do Lewis and Wertheim. Think of Rabbi Joseph Gutnick who, while
president of the Melbourne Football Club, wanted to ban Saturday
football matches. When he was challenged by the club committee he did
pull out the ‘antisemitic’ card, but it was all in vain because he had just
overstepped his mark in pushing things Jewish on to the non-Jews. Think
of Marcus Einfeld who was the guru of Holocaust propaganda in the
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