Post which got Nazi apologist Nick Kollerstrom banned

[TonyGosling]

Prole's offensive image link removed

[Andrew.]

[Prole]

Reinstate Dogsmilk: http://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=19995

[Prole]

[Prole]

[TonyGosling]

Wrong but.. what does a penis add to your discussion Bridget?

[Prole]

[TonyGosling]

Andrew, has it occured to you that Jacob Venedy might have been dishing the dirt on someone. A whistleblower?
Please remember pushing the protocols a unquestioned fact is strictly prohibited on here for the Hitlerian reasons stated many times over.
You must take the time to clearly reference the assertions you make such as the entirely unreferenced comments on Jacob Venedy etc. etc. etc.
Please take this as a final warning on this matter.

[Andrew.]

[Prole]

[Andrew.]

[Andrew.]

[Thermate911]

[Thermate911]

So, is anyone here beginning to see or admit the longterm pattern yet? These might just help to overcome your congenital blindness/squeamishness/cowardice/monarch-control:-

"The Arab Revolutions and Us: Start Quaking in Your Boots!"
http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=23270

and

"Israel Fears Grow More Acute"
http://www.businessinsider.com/israeli-fears-grow-more-acute-2011-2

and

http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/helen-thomas-jews-didn-t-have-to-l eave-europe-following-holocaust-1.344196

Banning NK is looking sillier by the day and totally discredits this website, IMO (apart from discrediting the regular character assassination tactics of 'those-who-must-not-be-named')

Wakey wakey - you have been conned from birth and beyond...

[TonyGosling]

Your 'congenital blindness' David Sherlock (Thermate) is that you can't see the problem with Nick Kollerstrom being a Nazi apologist who believes concentration camp victims died of 'famine' and that not a single untermensch was gassed by the Nazis in world war two.

That is your congenital blindness and unless you understand that your presence here is pointless.

[Andrew.]

[Andrew.]

Stuttgart - Palästinakonferenz - Grussadresse von Gilad Atzmon


Link

[Thermate911]

[TonyGosling]

And all this because Nick Kollerstrom insisted it was necessary to link 9/11 and 7/7 truth campaigns to Holocaust revisionism.
That may be for another campaign but not for this one and not for this forum either.

[Whitehall_Bin_Men]

EXCLUSIVE: Jeremy Corbyn's brother Piers gives a speech alongside a notorious Holocaust denier and a 9/11 conspiracy theorist

By Jake Wallis Simons, Associate Global Editor
10:46, 13 Nov 2016, updated 14:12, 14 Nov 2016
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3906394/Jeremy-Corbyn-s-brothe r-Piers-gives-speech-alongside-notorious-Holocaust-denier-9-11-conspir acy-theorist.html#comments

Corbyn was welcomed to the stage by disgraced academic Nicholas Kollerstrom, who was disowned by UCL for denying the Holocaust
He appeared alongside Ian Fantom, a 9/11 conspiracy theorist who was wearing a T-shirt saying '9/11 and 7/7 were staged'
Kollerstrom's books on Holocaust denial were openly on sale at the event
Corbyn was pictured laughing and joking with the two men
In his speech, he claimed that man made climate change was a 'lie' and later suggested that the 9/11 attacks may have been staged
Piers Corbyn has appeared on stage alongside a notorious Holocaust denier and a leading 9/11 conspiracy theorist to give a speech claiming that man made climate change is a 'lie' promoted for profit by a global elite.

Corbyn stood beside conspiracy theorist Ian Fantom, who was wearing a T-shirt saying '9/11 and 7/7 were staged'. Books by the Holocaust denier, Nicholas Kollerstrom, were openly on sale at the event.

Corbyn did not object to the T-shirt or offensive books when they were brought to his attention, and was pictured joking with the two men before and after his speech.

Responding to questions from the audience, the 69-year-old weather scientist later said he believed that the official explanation for the 9/11 attacks was problematic.

He opened the talk with a reference to his brother, Jeremy, the Labour leader, and referred to him several times throughout the hour-long session that was attended by about 50 people.

‘I’m not going to talk about politics, as you well know, but beyond that I am my brother’s brother. He used to be my brother, now I’m his brother,’ he said.

Piers Corbyn, left, is welcomed to the stage by disgraced academic Nicholas Kollerstrom, right, a notorious Holocaust denier who was disowned by University College London in 2008
Piers Corbyn, left, is welcomed to the stage by disgraced academic Nicholas Kollerstrom, right, a notorious Holocaust denier who was disowned by University College London in 2008
Corbyn, left, takes questions from the audience alongside Ian Fantom, right, a prominent 9/11 conspiracy theorist, who was wearing a T-shirt saying 'non-violent extremist' on the front
Corbyn, left, takes questions from the audience alongside Ian Fantom, right, a prominent 9/11 conspiracy theorist, who was wearing a T-shirt saying 'non-violent extremist' on the front
The back of Fantom's shirt displayed the slogan, '9/11 and 7/7 were staged', leaving both Corbyn and the audience under no illusion about the nature of his controversial beliefs
The back of Fantom's shirt displayed the slogan, '9/11 and 7/7 were staged', leaving both Corbyn and the audience under no illusion about the nature of his controversial beliefs
Holocaust denier Kollerstrom, left, and Corbyn, right, chat to members of the audience
Holocaust denier Kollerstrom, left, and Corbyn, right, chat to members of the audience
Corbyn, left, is deep in discussion with Fantom, right, as they prepare for the event
Corbyn, left, is deep in discussion with Fantom, right, as they prepare for the event
Corbyn, left, and Fantom, right, share an intimate moment while setting up the stage
Corbyn, left, and Fantom, right, share an intimate moment while setting up the stage
Kollerstrom's book denying the Holocaust was openly on sale at the event where Corbyn was a keynote speaker
Kollerstrom's book denying the Holocaust was openly on sale at the event where Corbyn was a keynote speaker
A member of the audience browses Kollerstrom's books about Holocaust denial
A member of the audience browses Kollerstrom's books about Holocaust denial
The event, which took place on Tuesday night at St Saviour’s church in Pimlico, London, was organised by the Keep Talking Group, a small organisation devoted mainly to 9/11 conspiracy theories. Corbyn was the keynote speaker.

One of the organisers, Nicholas Kollerstrom – who has called the Holocaust a ‘primal myth’ that ‘never happened’ and claimed that the gas chambers were used only to ‘kill bugs’ – introduced Corbyn, calling him a ‘unique British scientist’.

Kollerstrom's book, Breaking The Spell: The Holocaust, Myth And Reality, was openly on sale in the hall.

The disgraced academic, who was stripped of his Honorary Fellowship by University College London (UCL) in 2008 after publishing an article entitled 'The Auschwitz “Gas Chamber” Illusion', was pictured signing books before the speech.

Also on stage was the Keep Talking Group’s founder, Ian Fantom, who had invited Corbyn to take part in the event. His group aims to prove that 9/11 and 7/7 were set-ups, and he has called David Cameron ‘every bit as bad as Adolf Hitler’.

Fantom appeared alongside Corbyn wearing a T-shirt saying ‘9/11 and 7/7 were staged’ on the back, and ‘non-violent extremist’ on the front – a reference to a phase used by Cameron to criticise conspiracy theorists.

In his speech, the well-known ‘9/11 Truther’ recommended a play called I.S.I.S., which promotes the idea that the World Trade Centre attacks were staged and features a character referred to as ‘Gay Jew Brad’.

He said: ‘Ten years ago, when my association turned on me – as the press has just turned on Trump and the British press is turning on Putin – I realised that you are judged not by the quality of your research but entirely on whether other people like the results.’

He then drew a parallel between his own work and that of Corbyn, saying that the scientist had ‘passed the Galileo test’ because he ‘stood up to authority’ in denying climate change.

Also for sale was a book by Kollerstrom, 69, entitled How Britain Initiated Both World Wars, and another exploring the idea that Paul McCartney died on ‘9/11 of 1966’ and was replaced by an impostor.

When the controversial T-shirt and books were brought to Corbyn's attention during questions from the audience, he said:

‘Sometimes it’s better not to [express my] views in public. But I think the stuff about 9/11 is pretty unbelievable. I know a lot of scientists who think so.

'In fact, I was invited over to America at one point, in fact to talk about climate, but there was a second agenda they had on to talk to me about 9/11, you know. There’s stuff [in the official explanation] that makes no sense to a rational mind.’

In a statement given to MailOnline after the event, Fantom said that Corbyn had been 'set up by the press in order to smear his brother', and that the 'distortion and manipulation' was coming from 'the Israel lobby'.

Corbyn talks to members of the audience after his well-received speech in Pimlico, London
Corbyn talks to members of the audience after his well-received speech in Pimlico, London


James Thring, a conspiracy theorist with links to former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke, who has campaigned for the release of Holocaust denier David Irving, was in the audience
James Thring, a conspiracy theorist with links to former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke, who has campaigned for the release of Holocaust denier David Irving, was in the audience
James Thring, a conspiracy theorist who has links with former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke and has campaigned for the release of Holocaust denier David Irving, was pictured at the event.

When he took the floor, Corbyn delivered a rambling lecture in which he argued that the notion of climate change had been fabricated by a global elite in order to enrich themselves and ‘control the world’.

‘This is the agenda of the globalisation story backed by the climate change authorities,’ he said. ‘You see, the climate change, it’s an ideology used to promote globalisation and the super-profits of Wall Street.’

In response to a round of applause, he smiled and made the ‘peace’ sign with his fingers, a gesture that he repeated a number of times during the event.

He added: ‘Any scare story will be used by someone to make money, whether it’s true or not. The CO2 one is false, and it’s been used to make a lot of money.

‘Kids have been brainwashed, that’s for sure.’

In a statement to MailOnline, Corbyn said: ‘I and anyone have the freedom to attend or not any public meeting I am invited to irrespective of who else may be present unknown to me without fear of “Stasi style” spying or reportage.’

He added that this was the first time he had been involved with the group and its controversial organisers.

However, he stood by his belief that 'there are certain (expertly reported) problems with what we are told [about 9/11] – as indeed there are many problems with what we hear from the White House'.

Corbyn, the older brother of Labour leader Jeremy, was a squatter’s rights campaigner in the Seventies and served as a Labour councillor in the late Eighties. He left the party in 2002, but supported his brother’s leadership campaign in 2015.

Jeremy Corbyn was engulfed in a similar scandal last year when MailOnline revealed that he had attended ‘two or three’ events hosted by Paul Eisen, a prominent Holocaust denier, and may have made a donation to his group.

PIERS CORBYN STATEMENT IN FULL

‘I speak to a very wide range of organisations across the political, business and international spectrum who invite me to talk about weather and climate; my attendance does not in any way imply, or is ever taken to imply, I support anything they or their members do or think.

‘I was invited by Ian, no-one else, convener of the ‘Keep Talking' organisation which entertains a wide range of speakers and my attendance was never suggested to imply agreement or not with any view he or anyone involved or present may have.

‘In my presentation and in public questions through the chair of the meeting I explained why we at WeatherAction.com strongly find that the idea of man made climate change fails. I was asked an irrelevant question about 9/11 and nevertheless said there are certain (expertly reported) problems with what we are told – as indeed there are many problems with what we hear from the White House! Some in the audience appeared to want my comments for reasons known only to themselves, on a number of other matters which were not relevant and so were ignored by the chair and not taken.

‘On my brother I support his leadership of the Labour Party 100 per cent and while we agree on most things we do not expect to agree with each other on everything, even football! I object to attempts to damage Jeremy by indirect association with people with whom I may accidentally have been present at the same meeting in Pimlico or anywhere. I and anyone have the freedom to attend or not any public meeting I am invited to irrespective of who else may be present unknown to me without fear of "Stasi style" spying or reportage.

‘What anything the attendee you describe as Nick or anyone else there thinks on any matter is nothing to do with me any more than the religious views of others present on the bus home.’

[TonyGosling]

Touche!