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  The merchant of Venice and the cowards that fear  Enough enough already.     The Crimes; Lets cut straight to the chase.   The quote, which reads, “To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize,” was quickly identified by some users online as a quote by Kevin Alfred Strom. “Congrats, you just quoted Kevin Alfred Strom, an American neo-Nazi, who first said those words in 1993,” responded  one user. Another commented, “This quote is actually from Kevin Alfred Strom, a white supremacist and Holocaust denier who plead guilty to possession of child pornography.”  and as this is from Reuters, a platform one can trust.    You dear reader are now  a Holocaust denying kiddy diddler.    But the quote still stands.    To learn who rules over you , simply look who you cannot criticize.  Well, turn around, take off any rose colored inhibitors and look back at major events in his...
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But it was safe and effective ,,,,Tv said so.. . Eddie, 13, Wellington. Died in his sleep, several nights after V at event with some of his school buddies. Presumably he is the teen mentioned by MOH. Casey H, Auckland. Amazing young woman now struggling with life wheelchair/walker-bound, but with an amazing mum and partner by her side. Joanna, 15, Auckland. A friend’s mum reported the death. Joanna collapsed in her bathroom, her heart had stopped. She died on the way to the hospital, or while there. Timothy, 33, Paraparaumu. Died of heart attack at home 2 days after V. Janice, 35, Taupare. Healthy, but found dead in bathroom about 12 days after sh*t. Aneela, 30s. Died suddenly during childbirth in Auckland, a week after her V. She was found to have blood clots. Her baby was delivered by caesarean and died at 4 days. Rory Nairn, 26, Dunedin. Died of myocarditis on 17/11. The MOH have acknowledged this as one of 3 V-related deaths up to this point. They implied he delayed seeking medical...
 Britain’s Rumour Factory Origins of the Gas Chamber Story An essay published in tribute to Prof. Robert Faurisson on his 88th birthday 25th January 2017 For more than thirty years, historians have been aware of once-secret memoranda by senior British intelligence official Victor Cavendish-Bentinck in which he casts doubt on the alleged use of homicidal gas chambers by National Socialist Germany. Writing to Whitehall colleagues at the end of1 August 1943, Cavendish-Bentinck used dismissive language which today in most European countries would undoubtedly see him prosecuted for “Holocaust denial”. During the trial of British historian David Irving’s libel action against Deborah Lipstadt in 2000 (now dramatised in the Hollywood film Denial) some of Cavendish-Bentinck’s remarks were raised by Irving as justification of his claim that the gas chamber story originated as a propaganda lie. In his judgment against Irving, Mr Justice Gray accepted the counter-arguments of Lipstadt’s defenc...