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[guangho]

On the other hand, there is this fine Christian gentleman.


http://asia.news.yahoo.com/050713/ap/d8bac9gg2.html

[igotthisguitar]

Zundel Charged With Hate Crime
The Globe and Mail
7-19-5

BERLIN (AP) -- German prosecutors said Tuesday that they have charged far-rightist Ernst Zundel with incitement to racial hatred.

Mr. Zundel, who was extradited from Canada earlier this year, is accused of spreading anti-Semitism and denying the Holocaust, partly in texts distributed via the Internet, prosecutors in the southwestern city of Mannheim said.

Mr. Zundel is "known internationally as a leader of the right-wing scene," the prosecutors said in a statement listing 14 cases of alleged incitement to racial hatred.

He was arrested in March on his arrival in Germany after losing a long legal battle to head off his extradition. He had been detained in Toronto since 2003 under Canadian anti-terrorism laws. Both Canadian and U.S. authorities rejected his applications for citizenship.

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[Wrench]

I am Polish and its a shame he is just being deported he should be executed with out trial. Thats how it was done in Poland after ww2.

[igotthisguitar]

[Joo Rip Gwa Rhhee]

Jeff Rense likes Zudal, so do his supporters.

Jeff Rense is a hate monger.

[igotthisguitar]

Novelist stands by Armenian massacre remarks
By Georgina Prodhan
Sat Oct 22, 9:16 AM ET

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk said on Saturday he stood by remarks about the massacre of Armenians by Ottoman Turks and about the deaths of Kurds in Turkey that could land him in jail for three years.



Pamuk goes on trial in December for "insulting and weakening Turkish identity" after talking about the massacre, a taboo in Turkey. He also said Turkish forces were partly to blame for the deaths of more than 30,000 Kurds in the 1980s and 90s.

"I repeat, I said loud and clear that 1 million Armenians and 30,000 Kurds were killed in Turkey, and I stand by that," Pamuk told a news conference in Frankfurt, where he is due to receive a major literary award on Sunday.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/a_rts_turkey_pamuk_dc;_ylt=AjlpRuYNbHqWhIFf.i4prYJhr7sF;_ylu=X3oDMTBiMW04NW9mBHNlYwMlJVRPUCUl

[VanIslander]

I thought that "Ernie", that new ESL teacher down the road, looked familiar!

[igotthisguitar]

Zundel Files Lawsuit Against Ottawa
By Richard Blackwell
The Globe and Mail
11-3-5

Holocaust denier Ernst Zundel is suing the federal government for $10-million, claiming he was unjustly held in solitary confinement and deported to Germany.

In a statement of claim filed yesterday, Mr. Zundel said that his treatment at the hands of the government was illegal and unconstitutional.

Mr. Justice Pierre Blais of the Federal Court ruled in February that Mr. Zundel was a threat to national security and that he had tried to develop and maintain a global network of groups with an interest in a "right-wing, extremist, neo-Nazi mindset."

Mr. Zundel was deported to Germany in March, jailed there, and charged with inciting racial hatred.

Judge Blais said it was reasonable to hold Mr. Zundel in jail in Canada under the controversial security certificate process, which allows secret hearings that are closed to the accused and their lawyers.

Government lawyers will try to have Mr. Zundel's suit thrown out at a hearing in the Federal Court on Nov. 23.

Mr. Zundel says in his court filing that the government is trying to block his suit before the Supreme Court of Canada rules on the constitutionality of security certificates.

The top court has said it will examine the issue in two cases involving Hassan Almrei and Adil Charkaoui, who are suspected of being terrorists.

Mr. Zundel's lawyer, Peter Lindsay, said Mr. Zundel was held and deported "based on a process that we argue is blatantly unconstitutional and contrary to every sense of justice that any normal person would have.

"The rules of justice have to apply to everyone, even Ernst Zundel," Mr. Lindsay said.

In his claim, Mr. Zundel said the government's actions caused him "colossal damages arising from his hasty deportation which can neither be mitigated against nor reversed."

[canuckistan]

I wonder what a shrink would have to say about Zundel. He's the kind of guy that's just gotta get attention, even if it's the wrong kind from saying the worst muckraking things he can think of.

Canada let him stay too long.

Zundel goes to Canada to spew the type of hatred that he knows just won't fly back home. We let him stay so he can incite the impressionable young-uns to do hate-crimes? He's a wannabe mini-fuhrer.
His psychosis finally caught up to him in a concrete way (better late than never)--I'm happy Canada finally booted his sorry arse out of the country. Too many people (including Canadians) died because of his ilk. Voltaire my arse. He's an affront to human decency.

[robitusson]

[Bulsajo]

I wonder what a shrink would say about Igotthisguitar?
Only would associate Orhan Pamuk with Ernst Zundel...

[The Man known as The Man]

[Bulsajo]

[The Man known as The Man]

On the bright side, Zundel may die soon

[Bulsajo]