Radio Show Hour 3 – 2026/05/16

[00:00:01] You're listening to the Liberty News Radio Network, and this is The Political Cesspool. The Political Cesspool, known across the South and worldwide as the South's foremost populist conservative radio program. And here to guide you through the murky waters of The Political Cesspool is your host, James Edwards.

[00:00:32] Ladies and gentlemen, it's an honor to bring back to the program tonight for at the very least the third time that I can recall, and certainly the third time in three years. Gurmar Rudolph, a chemist by education and prolific author, will plug all of his work as the hour proceeds. But Germar Rudolph is a native of what was then called West Germany. He was born in 1964.

[00:01:00] He enjoyed a normal lower middle class upbringing. He studied chemistry at Bonn University, graduating in 1989. Then from there, 1990 to 1993, Rudolph prepared a Ph.D. thesis in theoretical crystallography. During those years, he was hired by a legal team to conduct forensic research on Auschwitz.

[00:01:26] The resulting work, now titled The Chemistry of Auschwitz, came to conclusions that didn't line up in the mainstream narrative. This fact, plus follow-up research into the purported Holocaust, resulted in the German government trying to imprison him for thought crimes. Disagreeing with this, Rudolph went into British exile in 1996, where he started a publishing outlet for historical dissidents.

[00:01:53] When Germany wanted him extradited in 1999, he applied for political asylum in the United States. In this country, Rudolph expanded his publishing activities and in 2004 even married a U.S. citizen. But in 2005, the United States granted him an immigrant visa based on his marriage only to then arrest and subsequently deport him back to Germany in violation of our own laws.

[00:02:21] In Germany, then and there, Rudolph was imprisoned for 44 months for scientific research. After serving his term for these thought crimes, he managed to immigrate permanently to the United States in 2011. He currently resides in upstate New York, where he joins us now. Germar, Rudolph, it's great to have you back on tonight. Well, thank you for having me. You're very welcome. I want to talk to you first.

[00:02:49] We put out some questions or an announcement to the audience that you would be on tonight. I have a litany, a battery of questions for you that sort of are all over the place, but I think you would be very interesting to have answered. But first, let's just talk about that.

[00:03:09] I mean, we've talked to you in the past for hours about free speech and this and that, but just give us the basic lowdown on being imprisoned for your honest and earnest research. Well, being imprisoned as a political prisoner who doesn't exist because Germany doesn't have political prisoners is kind of a peculiar experience.

[00:03:35] Most criminals, their self-confidence gets crushed because they have ruined, kind of ruined their own lives. Because most people have done what they're in for and they realize it wasn't a good idea and ending up there. They lose support. They lose their lives. They lose employment, family. And then, so in the past, like if you're a political prisoner, the situation is drastically different. You have worldwide support, getting massive amounts of letters, getting massive amounts of encouragement.

[00:04:04] The support extends to the financial of three years so that you can actually finance your defense. And in my case, my elimination to pay for my children out there was covered and I had some funds left to restart my life afterwards. And, of course, you're not a criminal in prison. You're a martyr in a certain way.

[00:04:29] And having not just talk the talk but walk the walk, paying the heaviest price coming out of it, you have credit with the supportive spaces. Because, you know, there are a lot of people who talk a lot, but when the going gets tough, they just disappear. And I have, in a way, and I'm not the only one. I'm not even the one who has been hit hardest.

[00:04:55] There are other dissidents who have been hit much worse when it comes to prison terms. But all of us who have actually stood to our views and didn't bend down, didn't cave in, have a way of restarting our life with a lot of support and trust from what I would, by and large, call some kind of a community.

[00:05:22] So I don't recommend anyone going in prison, but if you do, doing it for a thought crime is probably the best way of handling it. Like any dissident, be it sort of an insane being, people let go into prison in North Korea, in China, in Russia, in whatever dictatorship you can imagine.

[00:05:43] If you're in for a thought crime, you are the person who can get up every morning and look into the mirror and like what you see, figuratively speaking, because you can back down. So from that point of view, you always try to make the best of things. And even though it's a bad situation being in prison, you look at it from the upside. You're in prison. Your life is being run for you. You don't have any worries. It's the only thing you have to do yourself is wipe your ass.

[00:06:13] Everything else gets done. You have all the time you want on your hand to read all the classic literature and the philosophers that you never would have dreamt of ever touching or having the time to read and learn foreign languages. You make the best of it. And so at least four, almost four years, I'm a complete loss. Because in a four years of your life, that's the best of your life. And it's not a good thing to do. No, as you say, you wouldn't recommend it for any of the listeners.

[00:06:40] But if you have to do it, you can bone up on your reading and working out. But, you know, it was interesting, Gurmar, because as you remember and as I have shared with you, you and I met for the first time in 2004. We were both speakers at a conference in 2004 in New Orleans. And that was before your nearly four-year imprisonment. And it seemed as though it was all still ahead of us.

[00:07:06] You know, certainly my career in radio hadn't even started yet in the early months of 2004. It did start later that year. And now here, 22 years later, we are back together again and speaking on these topics. And I'm thankful for your time tonight. And we will make mention of – listen, I mean, it certainly did nothing to slow you down. You have now created more than 90 books.

[00:07:30] And we would encourage folks to go to armreg.us, A-R-M-R-E-G, armreg.us, for the full assortment there. But you didn't let any of this sort of affect your thinking. I mean, you researched this honestly and earnestly. And you went where the findings led you. And you rested there.

[00:08:00] Yes. I mean, I have published those books. I haven't written them all. I have myself written or edited some 20 books. But the vast majority has been done by other researchers. I have been locked down first in the U.K. and now in the U.S. I don't have a passport. I can't travel. I can't get into archives in Europe. That's where the meat is when it comes to this. So I will research on that site. It's World War II and the Holocaust in particular.

[00:08:28] There's some stuff here in the United States, but for the most part, it's over there. I can't do it. So other researchers have done it. But I gave – as I mentioned, I started this publishing company under a different name back then in order to give visitors during a platform where they can publish this stuff. Okay. So that's an important clarification. You have not personally written the 90 books, but you have been responsible for their creation.

[00:08:53] I've created and published them in a way when it comes to media production, but I haven't authored or written them. And I most certainly haven't done the groundwork of doing the research for the vast majority of them. An important correction and distinction. Yeah. Yeah. Carlo Mattogna is the Italian scholar who has actually done pretty much half or more than half of these books that I'll be talking about.

[00:09:17] And he is the heavy lifting researcher and primary research writer in our ranks. You know, listen, I mean, credit is due where credit is due, but it is a collective effort to bring these things to life. And you've played an important role in that. And I think that's the point we want to make right now. And we'll get into more of that in a moment. We have a lot of questions for you.

[00:09:46] And we do want to make mention of your Holocaust and books, your Holocaust encyclopedia, armreg.us, where you can get them. But give us a little teaser. The music is going to play any moment. And then we'll take our first break. And then we'll come back. We'll talk more about this. And then we'll try to get to as many questions for you from the audience as we can. And they are vast and varied. But I'd be very interested to hear your informed opinion on them.

[00:10:11] But you recently made some headline news earlier this year in the state of New Hampshire, most interestingly. Just give us a quick teaser on what was going on there. And we'll sink our teeth into it more after the break. Yes. There's a representative in New Hampshire in the legislature who decided he wants to make an amendment to the Holocaust education bill,

[00:10:35] trying to get independent researchers on the panel that showed up there in the middle of January and gave testimony to support his amendment. And that has some public relations effects down the line. Hold on right there. We're going to repose that question and get that answer again because this is very important on a state-level legislature level. We'll be right back.

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[00:13:12] And we're back with Germar Rudolph. And before we turn it over to questions, we announced that Germar was going to be on the program today to our email list, and even earlier in the week we teased it, and we got a lot of questions that I think would make for a very interesting show unto themselves. So I asked Germar if he would be willing to field them, and he has agreed, so we're going to transition into that in just a moment.

[00:13:39] But I wanted to ask him about this appearance that he and his colleagues made, in a manner of speaking, before the legislature of the state of New Hampshire, which interestingly has entertained ideas of secession. I mean, there is a streak of sincerity that runs through the state of New Hampshire that may surprise people.

[00:14:03] There is something going on there that we should point out from time to time. I respect it. I admire it. I relate to it. But, Germar, continue on. The music began to play just as you began to answer in the previous segment. The situation in the state of New Hampshire that involved you and your colleagues. Yes. So I'm the manager of the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust.

[00:14:31] Our website is CODOH.com, C-O-D-O-H.com. And we lobby for free speech where it is most threatened, and that is when it comes to the Holocaust. 28 nations have outlawed dissent on that. And even in this country, you can get yourself in very deep hot water if you voice dissenting views on the topic. So free speech is an ideal. It's like a muscle. You need to exercise it. If you don't use it, you lose it.

[00:15:00] And that's what we do. Now, state representative Matthew Sabourin-Dichouinier, a very French name, approached us middle of last year roundish, just being generally curious about what we were doing. And out of it came the idea that later last year,

[00:15:27] when a bill was coming up in the legislature in New Hampshire to extend the Commission for Holocaust Education. So they made Holocaust Education Composary in New Hampshire, I think it was in 2020 or something. And they set up a commission that is supposed to define how Holocaust Education is supposed to be done in the schools, in the public schools in the state.

[00:15:57] And representatives came up with the idea to file an amendment to put a member of our committee, open debate on the Holocaust on there, so that there's diversity, equity, and inclusion in Holocaust Education with a different viewpoint that makes people aware that things aren't black and white and easy when it comes to this topic. But in particular, also with regard to education

[00:16:27] and this being used to indoctrinate children to endorse, support, or be complicit in new genocides. When we're talking about Gaza, what the Zionists are doing, and fostering war, the fomenting war, this is what Holocaust Education is being used for to get people to agree to that. And we think that's wrong. Past genocide, whatever you think about it, should never be a justification for current or future genocides and wars.

[00:16:56] But that's the way it's used. Anyway, caused a little bit of a hubbub. If you go to the website, CODOH.com, C-O-D-O-H dot com, and go to our archive of posts, and you put January there, and you find there a breakthrough, Holocaust Skeptics Testify to House Committee. This is where you'll find the narrative of what happened,

[00:17:21] but you will also find a recording of our appearance there, because the legislature, actually, they record everything that's going on. So we are on record there, video and audio, with all four of us testifying, representatives Sabrin, and me, Dr. Stravina, and Henry Heskowitz.

[00:17:49] And that has caused a little bit of a ruckus lately. NPR reported about it roughly a month ago, and then the Jewish Telegraphic Agency picked up on it, and several newspapers in Israel primarily have written about it and caused a feedback loop of outlets here in the United States writing about it. So if you go through our blogs, in May,

[00:18:18] we have a number of posts there that go into this issue. Another breakthrough, CODOH makes international news. That's the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, and their report being picked up by Media and the World, actually naming the committee for open debate on the Holocaust and mentioning that we have published 54 books on the Holocaust. And we've actually published more, but 54 is the number of volumes

[00:18:46] that our Holocaust handbooks number right now. So this is the gist of what happens. And if anyone wants to deep dive into it, go to CODOH.com, CODOH.com, and the blog posts there in January, there's the actual event, and in May is the fallout, delayed because of the war. NPR wanted to report earlier, but it got kicked down the road because of the war in Iran was more important,

[00:19:16] unfortunately. Well, we have, what I want to do with you, Germar, if you're so willing, is to open up for the last half hour of our engagement tonight just questions from the audience. It'll be vast and varied, but I have a couple for you before we get to that point here, these last five minutes of this segment, and I appreciate everything you've said so far, but I would just ask you two questions. Number one, what was it like for you to be, as a matter of speaking, in essence,

[00:19:47] you know, a guest of a state government in so much as you were asked questions on this matter to weigh in on this debate. I mean, that's really remarkable. Well, we were nervous when we went there because we didn't know what the reaction is going to be. Is there going to be Antifa? Are there going to be Jewish pressure groups who really quickly figure out what's going on,

[00:20:15] and they are trying to have us thrown out, arrested, and may physically attack us? So I've seen everything happen when it comes to these things, but we took them completely by surprise. And as you can see from the recording, one of the members of that commission was actually confused and thought what we do is really great and that people should find out about it. I think she didn't realize what was going on,

[00:20:43] even though we were talking clearly of what we were wanting to do. We had taken along all of our Holocaust handbooks, the encyclopedia in the three translations that I had with me, Spanish, French, and English. And we were kind of showing off, saying, you know, you need to take us seriously. We have all this massive research in the world, and we can help you with Holocaust education because we've got the facts figured out, and we piled up the books,

[00:21:12] so they are actually on camera, some of them. It went down well, smoothly, and we got lucky because procedural rule could have made them stop us in our tracks and prevent us from getting hurt in the first place, but somehow they didn't figure out their own procedural rules, and we succeeded with this. And for a while, not much happened, but in May then, kind of media attention

[00:21:40] was drawn to it relatively late. Yeah, so, it was the first time that something like that happened, I think, that in front of any governmental body, Holocaust skeptics managed to testify and to put their three minutes' worth of comments in. And I hope it's not going to be the last time because I think Holocaust education needs radical reform

[00:22:08] to stop traumatizing people and to stop abusing history for political ends. People may be surprised that it happened in New Hampshire where you were called to, you know, essentially testify or to make your points be known. It doesn't surprise me. If we go back a few years ago and New Hampshire actually put the question of secession before the legislature, not in theory, but in practice.

[00:22:37] And although it failed, quite a few members of the state government there voted for secession. And in fact, in doing so, one representative said, it's just a matter of time and we wanted to get ahead of the issue. So New Hampshire does have this sort of independent nature and streak about it. And so of all the states that that would be the one that would host you is not entirely surprising to me.

[00:23:06] And I'm glad that they did. Now, I would ask you this just very quickly. This is, we could do a whole hour on this, but as far as so-called atrocities are concerned and genocides, we know that the Indians, the American Indians, the so-called Native Americans did it. There are no shortage of atrocities and true genocides that have happened throughout history. But as the comedian Norm MacDonald of Saturday Night Live fame

[00:23:36] once put it, I went through the annals of history and the good guys won every time. And the joke in that being, of course, is that the victors write the history, the vanquished never. So why is it, in your opinion, Germar, that the alleged atrocities of the Germans in World War II are the only ones that are sacrosanct, the only ones to have never been questioned, the only ones that will put you in prison for even thinking differently

[00:24:05] than the official narrative? Why? If I could, every person on the planet just to ask that question and ponder over it, that would be the success, all the success we need. If people just start thinking, why? And they come to the conclusion yourself, you know, it's not the American Indians, the Armenians, the Cambodians, or anyone else who has suffered a disaster in the history are pushing for that. Now,

[00:24:35] it's very clear it was pushing for that. Hold on right there. We're going to come back. I'm going to repose that question. It seems like the last two times I've asked you a provocative question the music has began to play. We've got to take a hard break. Liz, let's skip the floater break in the last segment. Let's stick with Gormar. We'll be right back. I'll repose that question. Your daily Liberty Newswire. You're listening to Liberty News Radio. Breaking news this hour from Town Hall. I'm Rich Tomlinson. First,

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[00:30:07] We're not going to take another break with Gormar Rudolph tonight because we want to take advantage of what time we have remaining to I've got dozens of questions for him from the audience and Gormar, when we turn it over to that, I want to move in rapid fire as quickly as we can, maybe limit your responses to one minute each if that's not putting too much of a restriction on it, just so we can work in as much content from the audience as we can. But I want to follow up, actually repose the question I asked you before the break and that being, you know,

[00:30:37] as far as war crimes are concerned, the United States, you know, needs to look at itself in the war between the states, General Sherman, burning out cities, all of that, those atrocities, certainly the firebombing of Dresden, Hiroshima, United States may be exhibit A in the case for war crimes in many ways. But if you go back to the so-called

[00:31:07] Native Americans, I mean, what did you do with a tribe that you conquered? You raped, you enslaved, you genocided them. That's what they did. There's no qualms about it. That's exactly what happened. And, of course, you know, the Hutus and the Tutsis, you know, if somebody said, if a researcher said, you know, the thing about the Tutsis and the Hutus is not as it has been presented. Let me offer you a different opinion on that based upon my research. You wouldn't go to jail for that, nor should you. You wouldn't go to prison for that.

[00:31:37] Why do people go to prison for even questioning any element of the sacrosanct narrative pertaining to World War II? Yeah. Limiting it to one minute, I have an entry in the Holocaust Encyclopedia that is called Modus. And that goes through the modus why, in particular, this topic, certain pressure groups don't want it questioned. And that's kind of the big mother

[00:32:06] of our taboos. World War II in general is sitting on top of it, but the core is the Holocaust. If people want to go in there and see a discussion of the various pressure groups, at the very core, it's Zionist Jews. They are the strongest to push because they have the most to win, but they're not the only ones. Globalists, internationalists, all left wing ideologies, current world order, anyone who

[00:32:36] profits from it, the world order that was created after the Second World War. So there's a whole host of groups that are putting in the same direction. And you can read about that in that entry. But before the end of this hour, folks, we're going to give Gurmar the opportunity to restate all of the various methods of contact for him and his websites and all of that so you can stay in touch and do your own research at your own pace. Now, Gurmar,

[00:33:05] I appreciate you. I appreciate you taking these questions from the audience Now, I will say, you may not know the answers to all of these questions. This may be questions that you're not privy to or have an opinion on. If you want to pass, just say pass or go to the next one. That would be fine with me because these are vast and varied, as I say. But one question here. You recently headlined the Nationalist Solutions Conference. That was in West Virginia. We had Rick Tyler on to promote that before the fact.

[00:33:35] What was your talk about? I'm going to repeat that talk in a slightly varied way. This is a week from now down in Nashville at the NOVA conference. It was basically about demographic collapse that we face worldwide for all of humanity. For now, not quite in sub-Saharan Africa yet, but basically everyone's on track. and how that ties in

[00:34:03] with leftist, internationalist, globalist ideologies and the inability to fight against it because of current zeitgeist, current ideologies where the Holocaust plays a central, a core role. I'm going to post it after I have done my presentation again this weekend. I just didn't want to spoil for the upcoming folks this surprise

[00:34:32] and that's why I haven't posted it yet. But in 10 days it will be up. Very good. Good information to know and when you have a hit, no penalty for playing it twice. And we'll look forward to that in Nashville in a few days. Now, again, we've got a lot of questions. We've got 20 minutes remaining. We've got far more than 20 questions. So we'll do the best we can while still giving you an allotment of time to plug your websites and for people to make purchases and go find out more about you.

[00:35:01] But here's another question. And again, if you want to pass, say pass, we'll go to the next one. The story of 6 million Jews being under threat in Europe can be found in 19th century and early 20th century newspaper stories. What is the source of that number? Was it simply an estimate of the Jewish population of Europe or did it have a Hebrew numerological or even Kabbalistic meaning? All of the above. If you go to holocausthandbookers.com volume 6, the first Holocaust

[00:35:31] goes into very detail of the history of that number going back into the 19th century and it has, there is a link to Kabbalistic and even to Talmudic texts which I'm not too privy with. I wouldn't put too much weight on that. But you can read more there. As I mentioned, holocausthandbooks.com volume 6. Okay, next question. All of these are interesting. I mean, we tried to pick

[00:36:00] the best but they're all good. I mean, so if you don't hear your question mentioned tonight, don't think that we didn't like it but there's only so much time. Even in the very, this is the next question. Even in the very Jewish New York City of the 1950s and 60s, the Holocaust was rarely mentioned. It wasn't until this listener writes, after the 1973 Arab-Israeli War of Yom Kippur that the Holocaust became ubiquitous. Do you agree

[00:36:30] with that timeline and can you explain the who and how of that massive propaganda operation? Yes and no. It was not a big deal in the late 40s and 50s. The world was coming and the West was coming together trying to fend off the Soviets' attempt to world supremacy. The shift came actually in 1961 with the Jerusalem Eichmann shortfire. That's when

[00:37:00] the thing slowly but surely took off and it became a household topic in 1978 with the ABC miniseries Holocaust where the term actually You're doing fantastic. I just got to give you credit as a guest. When we normally do when we have these series of questions from the

[00:37:30] audience and I give a guest a one minute time frame they never adhere to it. You're doing fantastic. That's why the trains ran on time in Germany. next question. Come on. You're wasting time. Here we go. Yes, sir. All right. So we had a guest on last week Hans Vogel who translated Bern Schweiper's book who was a German general Germany and Stalin's Crosshair. Now it only became recently available as an English translation

[00:38:00] but there is ample evidence according to the book from the Russian archival sources that the USSR was preparing to attack Germany on a broad front in the summer of 1941 only to be disrupted by the German preemptive attack on the 22nd of June 1941 Operation Barbarossa. So the question from our guest is this would a book like this be available in Germany and if so would Germans

[00:38:29] even read it given their psychological conditioning? The Germans are well aware for the most part that they fought the preemptive war and that Stalin was about to overrun all of Europe. The leftists kind of put their head in the sand. It is the American public the general American public or in general in the West that is ignorant about these facts. In Germany discussing World War II is

[00:38:59] not so much of a taboo conservative and patriotic circles that is very much discussed. It's not outlawed. It's the Holocaust itself. You can't dissent there. So when it comes to these topics the Germans are on top of it. There are tens if not hundreds of books addressing that. So the situation in Germany when it comes to this is much better than this country. That's very interesting. Actually that is a very interesting answer and something that would have been unbeknownst to me had I not asked you. And that

[00:39:28] question actually came from a listener so I'll give them the credit for that. Let me ask you this. This is a personal question and you can just take 10 seconds on this one. If the penalties were lifted in Germany for free thinking how far away do you think Germans might be from a true ideological reckoning? Well it would take maybe 5 or 10 years to be there. The problem is you can't just kick it

[00:39:58] loose only in Germany because then Germany is going to have it coming again. It needs to come from outside. So Germany turned revisionist in 1933 and we know that and the situation psychologically speaking would much work for Germany today. They have to follow they can't be the leader in a revisionist rewriting and reinterpretation of history. All right folks if you like what you're hearing don't forget that by the end of the hour we're going to give you all of Gurmar Rudolph's contact information.

[00:40:28] He is one of a kind and one of the very first people that I met and had the opportunity to share a stage with when I was still becoming back in 2004. Prior to 22 years on talk radio. Here's the next question Gurmar. During World War II a high ranking British intelligence officer warned that the horror stories about the work camps were the latest version of the lies during World War I of Germans eating Belgian babies. But supposedly during World War II the British

[00:40:57] secretly recorded captured German officers admitting to atrocities including gas chambers. Do you know anything about the existence or validity of those recordings? Kevin was the head of the Joint Challenges Committee of America and Britain and he was the one who wrote a letter when the allies were about to issue a statement on cast chamber he warned that is not warranted the evidence is not there

[00:41:27] and the Jews are just talking what is not known is that the British had cracked the German Enigma code for over a year they were reading the secret communications that were coming from the concentration comes right at the time when the mass murders said to have happened and they knew that it is not happening but they kept that secret until 20 years ago very interesting answer this is an interesting question I might add I mean they all have been

[00:41:56] so far and they will still be for the remainder of the hour and time is fleeting so I will make haste the German government has announced and this is tangentially related to everything we're talking about in a way the German government has announced a desire to increase the size of its armed forces how will it accomplish this given the current demographics in Germany today I don't know squaring a circle that's that's the problem for all nations as I mentioned

[00:42:26] demographic collapse is not just sitting Germany it's sitting everyone the situation who understands a little bit of history a lot of nations had an interest in the first world war and the second world war but basically the first world war was triggered and pushed for by Russia the strongest and the same situation the second world war against Iran plans of conquering all of Europe right now we're in the same situation Putin's trying to reestablish the Soviet reign all over

[00:42:55] the territories that they lost in 1991 so it's the third time that this is happening now this time people are more neutral more objective to realize what's going on and they are confused that the situation is now the world is hoping that Germany helps out Ukraine to stop the Russian aggression excuse me we had that already in the first world and the second world only back then you all beat up Germany for that

[00:43:26] now you realize maybe that was a good thing to do if you let the Germans solve the problem in the first world we wouldn't have a second world we wouldn't have a risk of a third world we're not just because you're always beating up your own guy here here hey folks I hope you heard it if you don't rewind it in the broadcast archives by about 10 seconds here here here now I gotta admit a source of embarrassment for me Gormar excuse me and that

[00:43:55] is growing up and until I was in my late teens I always considered the diary of Anne Frank to be a work of fiction I mean I thought that it was presented to be that I thought it was just like a cautionary tale I mean it could have happened type of story only when I became a little bit older did I understand that it was presented as fact and the next question deals with that from our listener was the diary of Anne Frank

[00:44:25] written or largely rewritten by her father and do you think that most people confuse the play and film scripts written by Ira Levin with the actual diary that's a good question I would put a pass on it we have an Anne Frank entry in the encyclopedia look it up what the current knowledge is there's a book out by a Japanese author who has done the most recent skeptical take on the whole issue but I usually stay away from that topic because whatever

[00:44:54] happened Anna Frank was a victim she was a girl who shouldn't have died and tragically died but her fate actually proved the revisionist right she was not killed when she was in Auschwitz but she died in members of typhus as the result of force majeure because of the disastrous effects of the war and collapsing Germany so very fair answer very good and interesting to hear because as I say

[00:45:24] the jury is out even on my part on that because I was confused about that growing up until my early 20s so that's a good answer so this is a question I don't quite square either and because I hadn't quite heard this and so I give credit to the questioner for bringing this to our attention and maybe you'll have a more informed opinion than I but he asks is it true that the imprisoned communists were actually the brutal rulers of the work camps

[00:45:55] you can read that in Russian years book we have it out Ulysses is lie on amrec.us you plug that in you find the book and he has told his own biography what he experienced in the camp he was in there himself and yes that's basically what it is the camps were run for the most part by prisoners themselves because the Germans were all fighting a war and they didn't have time to start the camps and they let the prisoners run the place and they were cruel to jar in an extreme way and

[00:46:25] you can read that as I mentioned in Washington you didn't see that in Schindler's list no that is fiction the movie the early 90s movie by Steven Spielberg by the way I saw members of Congress just earlier this year a month or two weeks ago whatever the anniversary was looking so forlorn and solemn as they marched through Congress listening to the score

[00:46:55] of the movie that Steven Spielberg produced that's just pure farce is what it is let me get to another question since 1945 Germany has undergone the most extensive psychological reconditioning of any country in Europe do you think there's anything remaining of national pride and martial spirit in Germany

[00:47:24] especially in light of the changed demographics well you can see it with the people who support the alternative for Germany and the party I do not completely agree what they are that organizes itself there opposition defines if it's reflexive is not always good so always going against what the others do is a nonsensical approach but in general that would be the answer yes there is

[00:47:54] some spark of hope in them still okay let's go to the next one in this question alone I think we could spend an hour with you on and I think in the previous appearances you've had on our program we have spent an hour on this question by the way folks you can go to the political cesspool dot org go to our broadcast archives type in the name Gormar Rudolph and you can find his previous appearances but what is the state of free

[00:48:24] speech in the West now from your perspective and please describe the difficulties you have encountered in getting your work published is the situation getting better or worse it's worse it always gets worse until it can get better every year there's another country or at least one joining the ranks where they have outlawed humanity I say that in the extremest way I can possibly say it

[00:48:57] and every country outlawed that no matter what topic is outlawing humanity so we have 28 countries now in the West including Israel who have outlawed humanity and it's getting worse the European Union forces all the countries in Europe step by step under a threat of sanctions to introduce similar laws and here in America you've seen the state and the fed pushing for civil laws that outlaw divestment initiatives and

[00:49:27] certain views on Zionism and so forth so yeah it's getting worse step by step first amendment still holding Canada has a law now that outlaws dissenting views it has to get so bad that people realize they're living in a dictatorship before they stand up and revolt but I don't see that coming quite yet do you think it's ever too late for that to come there's never too light it's

[00:49:57] getting more difficult the time and it and

[00:50:32] it fell way, how would you characterize the nationalist movements at present in the U.S. and in Europe

[00:50:53] and in Germany? Splintered and well, there's hope. But for me, I'm trying to be a scholar and historian primarily, so I'm not looking in one particular group to find a solution there. Demographic collapse is a worldwide issue of every nation, every ethnicity. It's a global

[00:51:20] problem and that's our primary passing problem or should be. And anyone who doesn't realize it should rethink and reconsider. So having a navel-gazing approach that it's only my group that has a problem and I need to fight for is something that I don't go along with too well. Global problems we have to face together. We don't need aliens threatening us, it's ourselves

[00:51:49] who are threatening us and we need to find solutions for that for every ethnicity, for humanity as a species. Well folks, I just want to tell you that many hands make light work and while it's always my pleasure to have Gurmar Rudolph on the program. The questions that we solicited from the audience tonight made this a show superior to what I would have been able to present to you. I thank you for

[00:52:16] that and I thank you Gurmar for being back with us tonight for the third time in as many years and I hope for many more times to come. Let's with a minute remaining or so give them the contact information. If I didn't get to your question tonight, that is certainly not anything that you should take to heart. We wish we had more time with Gurmar to get to them all because they were all fantastic. But Gurmar, how can people support you? How can people learn more about you? Where should they go?

[00:52:47] My personal website is a good platform to start from if you're interested in me and my work and all the various organizations and activities I'm involved in. So my personal website is GermarRudolf.com. G-E-R-M-A-R-R-U-D-O-L-F. Make sure it's an F, not a P-H. It's an F.com. You find ways to support me. You can buy signed and dedicated books there that I've written myself and you can

[00:53:16] find my contact information from phone number to telegram to everything. And you can also on the homepage find my three autobiographies. If you want to learn more, you can download them there. You can find all the other institutions and organizations I'm involved in on the right-hand side. It has links there. The Holocaust Academy that I've established and we're building up our Holocaust podcast series.

[00:53:41] The Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust, I mentioned, armrec.us or .uk, the two branches for the book publishing. And the holocausthandbooks.com where you can download all the hard-eating research. And the holocaustencyclopedia.com where you can find quick answers with references to them for the reading. That's how fast another show goes on TPC. I want to thank Germar Rudolph.

[00:54:09] I want to thank Roger Dedlin, Keith Alexander, my co-host. And all of you who submitted questions tonight for this, our third hour. Germar, we appreciate you. Thank you for your work. And we look forward to talking to you again. For everybody else, we'll talk to you next week as we continue to head into summer fun here on TPC. Summer is coming and the temperature is going to heat up. And so, too, will we heat up the temperature here in the broadcast studio. Thank you, Germar. Good night, everybody.

[00:54:39] We'll talk to you next week. Thank you. Good night.