Americans Rally For Ernst Zündel's Freedom!

[Free Zundel Now]

Here it is folks, the official recap on all the demos --

The've got Ingrid Zundel on Talmudvision, with a Kahanist Joo trying to keep a straight face (while he points a finger at Team Zundel and calls em a bunch of nazis). More photos than you can shake a stick at, and a rare Ingrid Zundel speech that will blow your mind --


Americans Rally for Ernst Zundel’s Freedom

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Zundel supporters rally in Edmonton

Canadian Press


February 5, 2005



William Johnson, left, holding a photo of Ernst Zundel, joins a group of supporters for the German Holocaust-denier Ernst Zundel, protesting Friday. (AP/Damian Dovarganes)


EDMONTON -- Supporters of German Holocaust-denier Ernst Zundel say it's frustrating that two years have passed since Zundel was first detained on a security certificate.

Paul Fromm, director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression, led a group of about a dozen people in a rally outside Deputy Prime Minister Anne McLellan's Edmonton constituency office Saturday to mark the anniversary of Zundel's detention in a Toronto jail.

Fromm said Zundel is a political prisoner, and that Canadians should care what's happening to him even if they don't agree with his views on the Holocaust.

"They say he's a terrorist. He's obviously not a terrorist. His crime is that he has his own particular take on history," Fromm said.

Zundel is facing deportation to Germany under a rarely used certificate that describes him as a danger to Canadian security.

He lived in Canada for 42 years but was jailed in 2003 when he was deported by U.S. authorities for alleged immigration violations.

McLellan, whose responsibilities include border security, was not in the office during the rally.

Demonstrators were reluctant to share their own views on the Holocaust, saying they were at the rally because they supported free speech.

"My personal views aren't really in question here," said Alasdair Rintoul. "If it can happen to him, it can happen to anybody."

© The Canadian Press 2005


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