Liberty Stream

David Irving on the real history of world war 2. He has been subject of persecution from the "Traditional Enemies of Free Speech", Obstructed him from researching, from writing, from publishing what he found to be true from interviews and original manuscripts and documents, dug up from at location research. Contrary to most of his peers he speaks fluent German and had gained the trust of German survivors of the war after having published books on crimes the allies committed against German civilians on a massive scale by deliberately bombing women, children and civilian refugees. His work as given him a unique insight into Germany 1930s and 40s, paralleled by none. Listen to his story as he gives us a very personal portrait of his life in his own words Making history conform to fit the local narrative of a certain political inclination (Soviet Union) or national perspective (Japan, Poland etc.). Growing up in the western side of the Iron Curtain during the Cold War I find that most people not into WWII history have a politically correct and conform picture of the war, in many aspects colored by historians of the time. 20 - 30 years after the end of WWII, along came an historian who spoke and wrote fluent German and gained the trust of the participants on the losing side of the war ie. of the the Germans and Austrians. Publishing non-biased accord of wartime Axis participation 20 - 30 years after the war, ie. after that hundreds of books had been published by non-German speaking authors.

Step into the world of Orwellian surveillance and propaganda machinery as we expose the elaborate web of lies that sustains these oppressive regimes. Through meticulously researched accounts, expert analysis, and haunting firsthand testimonies, we shed light on the insidious techniques used to create a facade of loyalty and unity among the populace.

Against the backdrop of fear and tyranny, these courageous teenagers took a stand that would change the course of history forever. Their unwavering commitment to justice, freedom, and humanity serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit of youth in the face of unspeakable atrocities.