Zundel Demonstration At German Embassy May 7

By Ingrid Rimland Zundel
ZundelSite.org
May 9th, 2007

There will be a more detailed write-up about our protest demonstration two days ago, on Monday, May 7. I have just returned from Washington and need to get my bearings and catch up with myself. Please bear with me - this is only the beginning of many such demonstrations I hope to organize in front of embassies and consulates in this and other countries. After all, this is a story of international significance, especially for Germans world-wide - for I don’t think that there has ever been a demonstration in front of any German embassy accusing their officials of having aided and abetted a political kidnapping of one of their own nationals to please the Holocaust Lobby!

We set out by car on a sunny but quite chilly and windy Sunday morning. I was worried about holding up our signs without having the wind rip them apart, but I need not have worried - the angels were on our side. We could not have had more perfect weather for what we had in mind.

The German Embassy is located in a quiet neighborhood to the West of downtown Washington, D.C. I worried about getting a group together, because most of our supporters are working people, and it was not easy for many of them who would have liked to have come to sacrifice part of their paycheck. We had about 35 people who showed up on time, plus several photographers and media folks, including at least one outfit which came from the Enemy Front. I had brought along some 20 Zundel posters and had additionally printed up four large banners, three of which we used. You can preview them in the jpeg attachment. I hope to have many more later in the day.

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