Democracy in Action: Another Holocaust Trial Starts in France

By NatAllNews Staff
November 9th, 2006

A French Front National leader and member of the European Parliament went on trial Tuesday over remarks in which he merely called for an investigation into the Jew holocaust hoax, - and did not deny the existence of gas chambers.

Bruno Gollnisch, the No. 2 in France’s National Front party, is accused of “disputing a crime against humanity” in the trial in Lyon in southeast France. He faces up to one year in prison if convicted.

At an October 2004 news conference, press Gollnisch said that while he did not question the existence of gas chambers in the Holocaust, he thought the numbers might have been exaggerated and that the whole issue should be properly investigated.

Simply expressing this extremely reasonable comment infuriated the Jews who run France beyond words, and Grollinicsh was subsequently charged. He was suspended by University in, where he taught law and Japanese, for five years over the remarks. (….Full Article Here)
 
 
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Jewish Supremacists Seek to Imprison Parliamentarian for Defending Free Speech!

By Dr. David Duke
November 26th, 2005

A member of the European Parliament and professor at the University of Lyon, Dr. Bruno Gollnisch, has lost his immunity and faces prison for simply defending the right of free speech and free debate!

The Zionists who use the Holocaust as the sword and shield of the racial-supremacist state of Israel have demanded that there can be no academic or intellectual debate concerning the validity of even the smallest detail of the Jewish version of the Holocaust. Not only do they demand no debate, they have used their disproportionate influence in the media, finance and government to secure laws that imprison anyone who simply dares to express a contrary opinion about any aspect of this historical occurrence of over 60 years ago. (more…)

Pelosi’s Support for Israel is Heartfelt, Supporters Say

By Jennifer Jacobson

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (JTA) — Before a packed meeting of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee three years ago, U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) connected her political support for the Jewish state with her personal life.

“My daughter is Catholic. My son-in-law is Jewish,” she said. “Last week I celebrated my birthday and my grandchildren — ages 4 and 6 — called to sing ‘Happy Birthday.’ And the surprise, the real gift, was that they sang it in Hebrew.”

Now that the Democrats have taken control of the U.S. House of Representatives, the party is expected to install Pelosi, 66, as speaker, making her the first woman to hold the position that is two heartbeats away from the presidency.

Political observers say it’s no surprise that the congresswoman from San Francisco considers herself close to the Jews.

The daughter of Thomas D’Alesandro Jr., a former mayor of Baltimore, Pelosi grew up in a Democratic family with Jewish neighbors and friends.

“She likes to say that, growing up in Baltimore, she went to a bar or bat mitzvah every Saturday,” Amy Friedkin, a former president of AIPAC and a friend of Pelosi’s for 25 years, wrote in an e-mail message to JTA.

Friedkin noted that there’s even a soccer field in the Haifa area of Israel named after the lawmaker’s family.

While the Republicans had campaigned partly on the premise that support for Israel among Democrats has waned, exit polls from Tuesday’s voting show that Democrats won an overwhelming majority of the Jewish vote.

With Pelosi as speaker, Jewish activists and officials are confident that the U.S. Congress will remain strongly pro-Israel.

“I’ve heard her say numerous times that the single greatest achievement of the 20th century” was the founding of the modern state of Israel, Friedkin wrote. (….JTA Sign In), or (Full Article Here)