Spain arrests publisher wanted in Austria for Holocaust denial

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Friedrich Braun
on August 23, 2007
in Crime, European Union , Free Speech , History and Revisionism
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Traditional enemy’s historic triumph over free speech - Spain arrests “Holocaust denier” Gerd Honsik at request of Austrian Justice Minister.

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  1. 1 Fred Scrooby
    August 24, 2007 at 3:32 pm

    “Honsik had fled to Spain after being convicted in 1992 in Austria of neo-Nazi activities and sentenced to 1 1/2 years in prison for writings that defended Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich. [...] The Vienna public prosecutor’s office said Thursday it had issued a European warrant seeking Honsik’s arrest, based on suspicions that he had committed other offenses since Austria enacted a landmark 1992 law making it a crime to deny the Holocaust or promote Nazi propaganda.” ( — from the article linked in the log entry)

    This guy was convicted of a crime on the basis of ex postfacto law, then?

    In the meantime, look at Justice Minister Maria Berger’s photo: that face makes my blood run cold. Seeing her, I can understand why Arnold Schwarzenegger got the hell out of there.

    “Justice Minister Maria Berger (Socialist Party of Austria, right) said in a statement she was pleased with the arrest, calling it part of ‘the fight against racism and xenophobia.’ “ ( — idem)

    Vladimir Bukovsky warned us the EU totalitarians were going to criminalize any resistance by whites to being turned into Negroes as “racism and xenophobia.” This Berger woman badly needs to spend about fifteen years in Soweto with one of those explosive collars around her neck that blow up if you try to leave.

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