Month: November 2017

Video ~ Revisionism is at the Heart of our Struggle for Freedom

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Subjected to further censorship on YouTube, in this video I have translated a recent upload by Vincent Reynouard who helps us understand why revisionism is crucial to the struggles we face.

Update:

I re-uploaded the intro to my original video which has now been censored by YouTube, including in my home country the United Kingdom. In anticipation of my adversaries making a fraudulent complaint, I prepared a separate short clip, instructing viewers who want to continue watching to go to BitChute where the full version is now uploaded with revised subtitles in the French-spoken sections.

Link to full version also below. Please feel free to download, share, mirror and use on your platforms.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/6Ycc718PAm8g/

 

She who laughs last laughs longest

Alison Chabloz13 Comments

Asides attempting to secure a conviction by arguing that a hyperlink posted to a blog page constitutes sending grossly offensive material, the prosecution will also have to persuade the judge that the content of my songs is indeed grossly offensive.

A difficult task, when there exists no legal definition of grossly offensive, not to mention an array of examples which would suggest that it is I, myself, who is being targeted rather than my songs.

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Matter of Censorship should be a worry to us all

Alison Chabloz21 Comments

By and large, the general public accepts the given narrative of WW2. The victors get to write history, thereafter ensuring that their version of events is reinforced by way of education, media and, in particular, the funding of onside lawmakers who will eventually be persuaded to bring about legislation that will effectively silence dissenting views. Here in the UK, my court case proceedings show that we are teetering on the brink of a ‘Holocaust’ denial law, as it were, being ushered in through the back door. Nevertheless, if I am found guilty in January, the appeal process will be used, if necessary to the highest level. A brief update of Monday’s hearing can be found here.

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CAA Wikipedia article revised following ‘gross violation’ of rules

Alison Chabloz3 Comments

Two days ago, Google alerted me to a recent request for deletion regards the Campaign Against Antisemitism Wikipedia article which contains a ‘Litigation’ section discussing the private prosecution brought against me by CAA Chairman, Gideon Falter.

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Evidence of conspiracy increases likelihood of further potential witnesses

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Another spate of Twitter accounts hacked, or is it simply a case of the same old excuse being dug out in order to save face?

Who might have come up with the idea in the first place? Let’s take an educated guess:

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Frankie cares not one Roberjot for justice

Alison Chabloz3 Comments

Writing at Christmastide is unhealthy according to Simon Danczuk. Perhaps the disgraced former Labour MP for Rochdale spends his Christmas comforting the many victims of his predecessor, child abuser Cyril Smith? Or would Danczuk rather be festively indulging himself in seedy affairs with women young enough to be his granddaughter?

What would Danczuk’s opinion be, I wonder, of those who spend their Christmas trolling anonymously online?

141227 frankie danczuk

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