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We Deny The "Holocaust"
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There are currently 26 !! countries in which it's ILLEGAL to question the Jews' narrative concerning the Second World War - and specifically their "sword & shield" (-Germar Rudolph) "The Holocaust".
Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, Israel, Brazil, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
(Chat GTP did not cite Sweden because that law was passed only recently [July 2024])
Why is it ILLEGAL to question it? - Because that narrtive is a pack of LIES - as you will come to find out if you delve into this playlist.
Dare to delve?
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Please list ALL Countries with Holocaust Denial Laws:
ChatGPT said:
Holocaust denial laws are in place in several countries, primarily in Europe, to prevent the denial, minimization, or justification of the Holocaust. These laws vary in scope and enforcement but generally criminalize the denial of the genocide committed by Nazi Germany during World War II.
Here is a list of countries with specific Holocaust denial laws:
Europe
Austria
Law: Verbotsgesetz 1947 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial and Nazi revival activities.
Belgium
Law: Belgian Anti-Racism Law (1995) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of other genocides recognized by international tribunals.
Czech Republic
Law: Criminal Code (Section 405) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of crimes against humanity.
France
Law: Gayssot Act (1990) Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial by making it a criminal offense to question the existence of crimes against humanity as defined by the Nuremberg Trials.
Germany
Law: Volksverhetzung (Section 130 of the German Criminal Code) Details: Criminalizes incitement to hatred, including Holocaust denial.
Greece
Law: Law 4285/2014 Details: Criminalizes denial of the Holocaust and other genocides.
Hungary
Law: Act C of 2010 on the Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity.
Italy
Law: Law No. 115 (2016) Details: Amends the criminal code to include Holocaust denial as an aggravating circumstance in hate crime cases.
Lithuania
Law: Criminal Code (Article 170-2) Details: Prohibits the denial or gross trivialization of crimes committed by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany.
Luxembourg
Law: Law of 1997 on the Punishment of Certain Acts of Racism and Revisionism Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and revisionism.
Netherlands
Law: Article 137c and 137e of the Dutch Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under provisions against hate speech.
Poland
Law: Amendment to the Institute of National Remembrance Law (2018) Details: Criminalizes denial of Nazi and Soviet crimes, including the Holocaust.
Portugal
Law: Law No. 31/2004 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial under laws against racial discrimination.
Romania
Law: Emergency Ordinance 31/2002 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the promotion of fascist, racist, or xenophobic ideology.
Russia
Law: Federal Law No. 128-FZ (2014) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the dissemination of false information about the activities of the USSR during World War II.
Slovakia
Law: Criminal Code (Section 422d) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity.
Slovenia
Law: Criminal Code (Article 297) Details: Includes Holocaust denial under provisions against incitement to hatred and violence.
Spain
Law: Criminal Code (Article 607.2) Details: Includes Holocaust denial as a form of justification of genocide, though enforcement is less stringent after a 2007 ruling.
Switzerland
Law: Article 261bis of the Swiss Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial as a form of racial discrimination.
Ukraine
Law: Laws on Denazification (2022) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of Nazi crimes.
Other Regions
Israel
Law: Holocaust Denial Law (1986) Details: Criminalizes denial or minimization of the Holocaust, with penalties including imprisonment.
Brazil
Law: Law No. 9,459/1997 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under broader hate speech and anti-racism laws.
Canada
Law: Criminal Code (Section 319) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech, though it is not a specific offense.
Australia (Certain States)
Law: Victoria and New South Wales have laws criminalizing Holocaust denial. Details: Legislation specifically targets Holocaust denial as a form of hate speech.
New Zealand
Law: Human Rights Act (1993) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech.
Notes: In Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Holocaust denial is not explicitly illegal but can be prosecuted under broader hate speech or racial discrimination laws. Some countries, like Spain, have had court rulings that affect the enforcement of these laws, making them less stringent in practice.
This list includes countries where Holocaust denial is explicitly criminalized, and the laws may vary in terms of severity, enforcement, and penalties.
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The Jewish Gas Chamber Hoax
ChaunceysGardenPlease list ALL Countries with Holocaust Denial Laws: ChatGPT said: Holocaust denial laws are in place in several countries, primarily in Europe, to prevent the denial, minimization, or justification of the Holocaust. These laws vary in scope and enforcement but generally criminalize the denial of the genocide committed by Nazi Germany during World War II. Here is a list of countries with specific Holocaust denial laws: Europe Austria Law: Verbotsgesetz 1947 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial and Nazi revival activities. Belgium Law: Belgian Anti-Racism Law (1995) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of other genocides recognized by international tribunals. Czech Republic Law: Criminal Code (Section 405) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of crimes against humanity. France Law: Gayssot Act (1990) Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial by making it a criminal offense to question the existence of crimes against humanity as defined by the Nuremberg Trials. Germany Law: Volksverhetzung (Section 130 of the German Criminal Code) Details: Criminalizes incitement to hatred, including Holocaust denial. Greece Law: Law 4285/2014 Details: Criminalizes denial of the Holocaust and other genocides. Hungary Law: Act C of 2010 on the Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Italy Law: Law No. 115 (2016) Details: Amends the criminal code to include Holocaust denial as an aggravating circumstance in hate crime cases. Lithuania Law: Criminal Code (Article 170-2) Details: Prohibits the denial or gross trivialization of crimes committed by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. Luxembourg Law: Law of 1997 on the Punishment of Certain Acts of Racism and Revisionism Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and revisionism. Netherlands Law: Article 137c and 137e of the Dutch Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under provisions against hate speech. Poland Law: Amendment to the Institute of National Remembrance Law (2018) Details: Criminalizes denial of Nazi and Soviet crimes, including the Holocaust. Portugal Law: Law No. 31/2004 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial under laws against racial discrimination. Romania Law: Emergency Ordinance 31/2002 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the promotion of fascist, racist, or xenophobic ideology. Russia Law: Federal Law No. 128-FZ (2014) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the dissemination of false information about the activities of the USSR during World War II. Slovakia Law: Criminal Code (Section 422d) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Slovenia Law: Criminal Code (Article 297) Details: Includes Holocaust denial under provisions against incitement to hatred and violence. Spain Law: Criminal Code (Article 607.2) Details: Includes Holocaust denial as a form of justification of genocide, though enforcement is less stringent after a 2007 ruling. Switzerland Law: Article 261bis of the Swiss Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial as a form of racial discrimination. Ukraine Law: Laws on Denazification (2022) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of Nazi crimes. Other Regions Israel Law: Holocaust Denial Law (1986) Details: Criminalizes denial or minimization of the Holocaust, with penalties including imprisonment. Brazil Law: Law No. 9,459/1997 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under broader hate speech and anti-racism laws. Canada Law: Criminal Code (Section 319) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech, though it is not a specific offense. Australia (Certain States) Law: Victoria and New South Wales have laws criminalizing Holocaust denial. Details: Legislation specifically targets Holocaust denial as a form of hate speech. New Zealand Law: Human Rights Act (1993) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech. Notes: In Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Holocaust denial is not explicitly illegal but can be prosecuted under broader hate speech or racial discrimination laws. Some countries, like Spain, have had court rulings that affect the enforcement of these laws, making them less stringent in practice. This list includes countries where Holocaust denial is explicitly criminalized, and the laws may vary in terms of severity, enforcement, and penalties.503 views 1 comment -
Auschwitz Vs. Science | A Brief Documentary | (2017)
ChaunceysGarden1. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which was written in history on the basis of military tribunals where the victors judged the vanquished and that accepted as evidence absurd allegations such as human skin lampshades, human soap, blowing an experimental village with 20,000 Jews... 2. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide in which it is claimed that the perpetrators somehow managed to commit a perfect murder x 6,000,000 by destroying all evidence and using an unknown code language to submit orders and plans. 3. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which claims a systematic industrial extermination in novel extermination weapons such as gas vans, gas chambers, diesel chambers, steam chambers, incinerators, etc. yet none of those weapons are ever found nor do they leave pictures, blueprints or construction orders. 4. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which is peddled by people who by their own accounts were treated in hospitals in so-called "extermination camps". 5. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which is "trademarked" and which has become a multi-billion dollar industry. 6. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which is still used today as one of the most powerful political weapons even invented. 7. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which has been elevated to a religion status, including a religious dogmatic number, shrines, pilgrimages, martyrs and saints. 8. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide that will get you excommunicated (best case) or jailed (worst case) if you doubt its veracity. 9. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide which has changed the official story radically over the years yet we are always told that this is the absolute truth etched in stone which nobody is supposed to question. 10. The Holocaust is the only genocide which relies on Soviet sources (anybody who ever lived in the Soviet Union would tell you how the "truth" is determined over there). 11. The Holocaust is the only claimed genocide where no debate is allowed, scientific inquiry is suppressed and the heretics are persecuted. 12 The Holocau$t is the only claimed genocide where millions can be reduced from the total claimed to be killed' but the total figure always remains SIX MILLION! --- Auschwitz Chemistry: How Science Proves The ‘Final Solution’ Was Systematically Gassing Lice Infested Clothing To Save Lives https://www.renegadetribune.com/auschwitz-chemistry-science-proves-final-solution-systematically-gassing-lice-infested-clothing-save-lives/450 views 4 comments -
40 Questions on the "Holocaust" - with Harold Covington (1990s sometime)
ChaunceysGardenit's intellectually embarrassing for a person to still believe in the "Holocaust".499 views 2 comments -
T H E 🤬 H O L O H O A X 🤬
ChaunceysGardenPlease list ALL Countries with Holocaust Denial Laws: ChatGPT said: Holocaust denial laws are in place in several countries, primarily in Europe, to prevent the denial, minimization, or justification of the Holocaust. These laws vary in scope and enforcement but generally criminalize the denial of the genocide committed by Nazi Germany during World War II. Here is a list of countries with specific Holocaust denial laws: Europe Austria Law: Verbotsgesetz 1947 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial and Nazi revival activities. Belgium Law: Belgian Anti-Racism Law (1995) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of other genocides recognized by international tribunals. Czech Republic Law: Criminal Code (Section 405) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of crimes against humanity. France Law: Gayssot Act (1990) Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial by making it a criminal offense to question the existence of crimes against humanity as defined by the Nuremberg Trials. Germany Law: Volksverhetzung (Section 130 of the German Criminal Code) Details: Criminalizes incitement to hatred, including Holocaust denial. Greece Law: Law 4285/2014 Details: Criminalizes denial of the Holocaust and other genocides. Hungary Law: Act C of 2010 on the Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Italy Law: Law No. 115 (2016) Details: Amends the criminal code to include Holocaust denial as an aggravating circumstance in hate crime cases. Lithuania Law: Criminal Code (Article 170-2) Details: Prohibits the denial or gross trivialization of crimes committed by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. Luxembourg Law: Law of 1997 on the Punishment of Certain Acts of Racism and Revisionism Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and revisionism. Netherlands Law: Article 137c and 137e of the Dutch Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under provisions against hate speech. Poland Law: Amendment to the Institute of National Remembrance Law (2018) Details: Criminalizes denial of Nazi and Soviet crimes, including the Holocaust. Portugal Law: Law No. 31/2004 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial under laws against racial discrimination. Romania Law: Emergency Ordinance 31/2002 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the promotion of fascist, racist, or xenophobic ideology. Russia Law: Federal Law No. 128-FZ (2014) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the dissemination of false information about the activities of the USSR during World War II. Slovakia Law: Criminal Code (Section 422d) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Slovenia Law: Criminal Code (Article 297) Details: Includes Holocaust denial under provisions against incitement to hatred and violence. Spain Law: Criminal Code (Article 607.2) Details: Includes Holocaust denial as a form of justification of genocide, though enforcement is less stringent after a 2007 ruling. Switzerland Law: Article 261bis of the Swiss Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial as a form of racial discrimination. Ukraine Law: Laws on Denazification (2022) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of Nazi crimes. Other Regions Israel Law: Holocaust Denial Law (1986) Details: Criminalizes denial or minimization of the Holocaust, with penalties including imprisonment. Brazil Law: Law No. 9,459/1997 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under broader hate speech and anti-racism laws. Canada Law: Criminal Code (Section 319) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech, though it is not a specific offense. Australia (Certain States) Law: Victoria and New South Wales have laws criminalizing Holocaust denial. Details: Legislation specifically targets Holocaust denial as a form of hate speech. New Zealand Law: Human Rights Act (1993) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech. Notes: In Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Holocaust denial is not explicitly illegal but can be prosecuted under broader hate speech or racial discrimination laws. Some countries, like Spain, have had court rulings that affect the enforcement of these laws, making them less stringent in practice. This list includes countries where Holocaust denial is explicitly criminalized, and the laws may vary in terms of severity, enforcement, and penalties.452 views 1 comment -
Auschwitz - The Surprising Hidden Truth (2012)
ChaunceysGardenAuschwitz—this is the infamous wartime camp in Poland where the Germans are said to have killed at least one million Jews in homicidal gas chambers, misusing the insecticide called “Zyklon B.” Auschwitz has become a buzzword for the Holocaust. It is said to have been the epicenter of this mother of all genocides. Here, the Germans are said to have employed their engineering ingenuity in order to mass murder their helpless victims in an industrial fashion with the highest efficiency possible. First they were shoved into chemical slaughthouses by the thousands, then their corpses were burned in rapid sequence in crematory ovens But does that story stand up to scrutiny? This video looks into some of the common claims made by survivors about what happened at Auschwitz. Some of the questions asked in this context are: Was it possible to fill the gas chambers with victims as it is claimed? Would the Jews, supervised only by other Jews, have cooperated in their own mass slaughter? What doors were used to lock in 2,000 Jews struggling for their lives? How efficient was the cremation process really? How many Auschwitz inmates left the camp alive to tell the world what they had seen? This video gives the answers to these and to other questions, backed-up by documents and expert testimony. The results are astounding, if not to say: shocking. The discrepancies between survivor claims on the one hand and technical as well as physical reality on the other hand reveal the surprising truth about Auschwitz, which is not what most people think it is. Watch this video, and you’ll see the world around you with different eyes! Note: This video has been peer-reviewed by two leading experts on the Holocaust in order to ascertain the accuracy of its contents. It includes a written appendix with sources and a written discussion of issues omitted or merely briefly touched upon in the movie. Read also the interview Dean has given to The Barnes Review in March 2012 about this movie, among other things. As further reading material we recommend: On the Holocaust in general: G. Rudolf, Lectures on the Holocaust: Controversial Issues Cross Examined On Auschwitz: C. Mattogno: The Real Case for Auschwitz C. Mattogno: Auschwitz—Open-Air Incineration G. Rudolf, The Chemistry of Auschwitz450 views 3 comments -
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David Cole In Auschwitz (1992)
ChaunceysGardenIn 1992, a young Jewish holocaust denier, posing as a believer, puts some hard questions to the senior curator of the Auschwitz State Museum. After making this video, a “hit” was put out on Cole, and a reward for information on his whereabouts was issued by Irv Rubin (who years later, was arrested by the FBI for planning to kill a Lebanese-American Congressman.) Fearing assassination, Cole went into hiding. He never surfaced again publicly. 59 minutes.364 views -
Illuminating The Hollowhoax (Part 1 of 2)
ChaunceysGardenPlease list ALL Countries with Holocaust Denial Laws: ChatGPT said: Holocaust denial laws are in place in several countries, primarily in Europe, to prevent the denial, minimization, or justification of the Holocaust. These laws vary in scope and enforcement but generally criminalize the denial of the genocide committed by Nazi Germany during World War II. Here is a list of countries with specific Holocaust denial laws: Europe Austria Law: Verbotsgesetz 1947 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial and Nazi revival activities. Belgium Law: Belgian Anti-Racism Law (1995) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of other genocides recognized by international tribunals. Czech Republic Law: Criminal Code (Section 405) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of crimes against humanity. France Law: Gayssot Act (1990) Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial by making it a criminal offense to question the existence of crimes against humanity as defined by the Nuremberg Trials. Germany Law: Volksverhetzung (Section 130 of the German Criminal Code) Details: Criminalizes incitement to hatred, including Holocaust denial. Greece Law: Law 4285/2014 Details: Criminalizes denial of the Holocaust and other genocides. Hungary Law: Act C of 2010 on the Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Italy Law: Law No. 115 (2016) Details: Amends the criminal code to include Holocaust denial as an aggravating circumstance in hate crime cases. Lithuania Law: Criminal Code (Article 170-2) Details: Prohibits the denial or gross trivialization of crimes committed by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. Luxembourg Law: Law of 1997 on the Punishment of Certain Acts of Racism and Revisionism Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and revisionism. Netherlands Law: Article 137c and 137e of the Dutch Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under provisions against hate speech. Poland Law: Amendment to the Institute of National Remembrance Law (2018) Details: Criminalizes denial of Nazi and Soviet crimes, including the Holocaust. Portugal Law: Law No. 31/2004 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial under laws against racial discrimination. Romania Law: Emergency Ordinance 31/2002 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the promotion of fascist, racist, or xenophobic ideology. Russia Law: Federal Law No. 128-FZ (2014) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the dissemination of false information about the activities of the USSR during World War II. Slovakia Law: Criminal Code (Section 422d) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Slovenia Law: Criminal Code (Article 297) Details: Includes Holocaust denial under provisions against incitement to hatred and violence. Spain Law: Criminal Code (Article 607.2) Details: Includes Holocaust denial as a form of justification of genocide, though enforcement is less stringent after a 2007 ruling. Switzerland Law: Article 261bis of the Swiss Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial as a form of racial discrimination. Ukraine Law: Laws on Denazification (2022) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of Nazi crimes. Other Regions Israel Law: Holocaust Denial Law (1986) Details: Criminalizes denial or minimization of the Holocaust, with penalties including imprisonment. Brazil Law: Law No. 9,459/1997 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under broader hate speech and anti-racism laws. Canada Law: Criminal Code (Section 319) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech, though it is not a specific offense. Australia (Certain States) Law: Victoria and New South Wales have laws criminalizing Holocaust denial. Details: Legislation specifically targets Holocaust denial as a form of hate speech. New Zealand Law: Human Rights Act (1993) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech. Notes: In Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Holocaust denial is not explicitly illegal but can be prosecuted under broader hate speech or racial discrimination laws. Some countries, like Spain, have had court rulings that affect the enforcement of these laws, making them less stringent in practice. This list includes countries where Holocaust denial is explicitly criminalized, and the laws may vary in terms of severity, enforcement, and penalties.165 views 3 comments -
Illuminating The Hollowhoax (Part 2 of 2)
ChaunceysGardenPlease list ALL Countries with Holocaust Denial Laws: ChatGPT said: Holocaust denial laws are in place in several countries, primarily in Europe, to prevent the denial, minimization, or justification of the Holocaust. These laws vary in scope and enforcement but generally criminalize the denial of the genocide committed by Nazi Germany during World War II. Here is a list of countries with specific Holocaust denial laws: Europe Austria Law: Verbotsgesetz 1947 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial and Nazi revival activities. Belgium Law: Belgian Anti-Racism Law (1995) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of other genocides recognized by international tribunals. Czech Republic Law: Criminal Code (Section 405) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and denial of crimes against humanity. France Law: Gayssot Act (1990) Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial by making it a criminal offense to question the existence of crimes against humanity as defined by the Nuremberg Trials. Germany Law: Volksverhetzung (Section 130 of the German Criminal Code) Details: Criminalizes incitement to hatred, including Holocaust denial. Greece Law: Law 4285/2014 Details: Criminalizes denial of the Holocaust and other genocides. Hungary Law: Act C of 2010 on the Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Italy Law: Law No. 115 (2016) Details: Amends the criminal code to include Holocaust denial as an aggravating circumstance in hate crime cases. Lithuania Law: Criminal Code (Article 170-2) Details: Prohibits the denial or gross trivialization of crimes committed by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. Luxembourg Law: Law of 1997 on the Punishment of Certain Acts of Racism and Revisionism Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and revisionism. Netherlands Law: Article 137c and 137e of the Dutch Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under provisions against hate speech. Poland Law: Amendment to the Institute of National Remembrance Law (2018) Details: Criminalizes denial of Nazi and Soviet crimes, including the Holocaust. Portugal Law: Law No. 31/2004 Details: Prohibits Holocaust denial under laws against racial discrimination. Romania Law: Emergency Ordinance 31/2002 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the promotion of fascist, racist, or xenophobic ideology. Russia Law: Federal Law No. 128-FZ (2014) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the dissemination of false information about the activities of the USSR during World War II. Slovakia Law: Criminal Code (Section 422d) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of crimes against humanity. Slovenia Law: Criminal Code (Article 297) Details: Includes Holocaust denial under provisions against incitement to hatred and violence. Spain Law: Criminal Code (Article 607.2) Details: Includes Holocaust denial as a form of justification of genocide, though enforcement is less stringent after a 2007 ruling. Switzerland Law: Article 261bis of the Swiss Criminal Code Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial as a form of racial discrimination. Ukraine Law: Laws on Denazification (2022) Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial and the denial of Nazi crimes. Other Regions Israel Law: Holocaust Denial Law (1986) Details: Criminalizes denial or minimization of the Holocaust, with penalties including imprisonment. Brazil Law: Law No. 9,459/1997 Details: Criminalizes Holocaust denial under broader hate speech and anti-racism laws. Canada Law: Criminal Code (Section 319) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech, though it is not a specific offense. Australia (Certain States) Law: Victoria and New South Wales have laws criminalizing Holocaust denial. Details: Legislation specifically targets Holocaust denial as a form of hate speech. New Zealand Law: Human Rights Act (1993) Details: Holocaust denial can be prosecuted under provisions against hate speech. Notes: In Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Holocaust denial is not explicitly illegal but can be prosecuted under broader hate speech or racial discrimination laws. Some countries, like Spain, have had court rulings that affect the enforcement of these laws, making them less stringent in practice. This list includes countries where Holocaust denial is explicitly criminalized, and the laws may vary in terms of severity, enforcement, and penalties.237 views -
The Greatest Lie Ever Told | (2015)
ChaunceysGardenThis 2015 doc. is (unfortunately) voiced by a fairly crude early AI but, it is a decent presentation and imo worth hosting. If you can bear with the voice (it isn't all that bad, really - not as grating as some even more recent ones!), it's worth a watch - especially If you're relatively new to the discovery that the H******st is a complete lie - it makes for a compelling introduction and broad overview. I've fixed up the audio on this version (consistency of volume levels and de-noising of the Benjamin Freedman excerpt at the end - The full version of which is here, incidentally: https://rumble.com/v54zrap-benjamin-freedman-speech-1961.html?e9s=src_v1_upp) May we find our way to a future where Jew lies no longer taint every aspect of human life on Earth 🙏437 views