"In Tehran Blair could say the truth about the holocaust, he cannot say in London"

Unique in the history of holocaust-world-politics:

The German renowned daily newspaper DIE WELT quotes Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad!

The holocaust narrative is overloaded with thousands of contradictions. Here are a few examples. Lately it is also accepted that the “gas chambers” of Auschwitz, where most of the holocaust allegedly took place, had in fact not functioned as mass gassing facilities. Mr. Fritjof Meyer, leading editor of DER SPIEGEL, explains that the crematories of Auschwitz were used by political historians to boost the “four-million-propaganda lie” because of the crematories’ theoretical burning capacities. Jewish holocaust scholar and famous writer, Mrs. Gitta Sereny, even stated in the TIMES that “Auschwitz was not a death-camp” and Jewish Professor Normal Finkelstein asserted in his famous book “The Holocaust Industry” that "not only does the '6 Million' figure become more untenable but the numbers of the Holocaust industry are rapidly approaching those of Holocaust deniers." (p 127) Moreover, Jewish weekly magazine “Forward” referred to "the deaths of thousands of Jews held captive at concentration camp Auschwitz" (11/25/05) The Forward does not claim tens of thousands died there, not to speak of hundreds of thousands, let alone millions. Now, how must one define the so-called holocaust on “holocaust-day” and what must one say to become a holocaust denier? There isn’t a shred of evidence in all the hundreds of thousands of tomes, written about the so-called holocaust, proving the religious figure of six million to be correct. Yet, due to the holocaust laws in the west, any “scientific” research must come to the conclusion, six million Jews were murdered by the Germans. It is therefore only natural that the depraved holocaust systems in the west run amok when, for the fist time in the history of holocaust world politics, a strong country like Iran is determined to examine the story under universally accepted scientific guidelines. "The conference really is an exercise in free speech", said Iran's foreign minister. Thus, if an independent body of holocaust research will be established in Iran, the holocaust story, as we know it, is doomed to be buried in the mass grave of political lies and nonsense.

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Iran invites Blair to Holocaust debate

Sunday 29 January 2006, 12:51 Makka Time, 9:51 GMT

Iran has invited the British prime minister to Tehran to take part in a conference on the Holocaust, branded a myth by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Islamic republic's president.

Tony Blair is afraid to defend the Jewish argu-ments about the six-million-story. He is also afraid that his pompous phrases would be slated by revisionist scholars.

Hamid Reza Asefi, a foreign ministry spokesman, said: "It would be good for Mr Blair to participate in the Holocaust seminar in Tehran.

"He can also contribute with an article. If he wants to defend the Holocaust in that article, he can do so. We will give him the time to read out his article so others can hear his point of view."

The conference is scheduled for spring.

On Monday, Tony Blair attacked the meeting, saying it was "shocking, ridiculous, stupid". He said Ahmadinejad "should come and see the evidence of the Holocaust himself in the countries of Europe".

Asefi went on: "In Mr Blair's speech there was an invitation for the Iranian president to go there and see the places close up. We have to see when the president has time for it."

European trip

Iran's foreign ministry has already said it is willing to send a team of independent investigators to visit former Nazi death camps across Europe.

Ahmadinejad, a populist conservative who came to power in a surprise victory last June, has provoked international condemnation with a number of anti-Israeli remarks.

They include labelling Israel a "tumour" that should be "wiped off the map" or moved as far away as Alaska and saying the Holocaust - the systematic slaughter by the Nazis of mainland Europe's Jews as well as other groups during the second world war - was a Western invention.

Iran has presented the planned conference as an exercise in free speech, where Asefi said Blair "can say the kind of things he cannot say in London".