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Hear BBC Interview with David Irving

Galileo made the following public statement on the orders of the Inquisition and then whispered to a friend, in reference to the Earth, “And yet … it moves.”

“I, Galileo, being in my seventieth year, being a prisoner and on my knees, and before your Eminences, having before my eyes the Holy Gospel, which I touch with my hands, abjure, curse, and detest the error and the heresy of the movement of the earth.”

Locking David Irving in prison for three years for expressing his opinions is a crime against humanity. The Austrian prosecutor and judge are clearly guilty of the very serious crime of depriving Irving of not only his freedom of speech, but his actual freedom as a human being. It is precisely for those offenses that the human rights court in the Hague has sentenced offenders.

In Germany during the Second World War officials imprisoned Jews as dangers to the state. In Germany and Austria of today officials have imprisoned David Irving as a danger to the state. Governments that imprison people for their opinions are the true danger to humanity and freedom, not David Irving!