Letters to David
Irving on this Website

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Tom
Stoneburner
asks Thursday, February 5, 2004 where to start in finding material to refute the flood of publications attacking David
Irving

How to balance a flood of tripe?

I’M a former Marine Corporal who first heard about you in a videotape produced by Pastor Rick
Strawcutter of Proclaim Liberty Ministries.

I was assigned Deborah Lipstadt’s “Denying the Holocaust” in the Blair Reader (4th edition) as a reading assignment.
It was thirteen pages of garbage. She spent the entire article rambling about the First Amendment only applying to the Federal Government of the United States. She attacked
Bradley Smith. I was not impressed with her writing.

I was also assigned “Revising Our Prejudices: The
Holocaust and Freedom of Speech” by François
Tremblay. It was apparently included as an attempt to balance Lipstadt’s article.

You are proclaimed as having neo-Nazi political aspirations. Tremblay states, “I have no doubt that all revisionists are sorely misguided or lying.” Also, it was stated that your books, “Hitler’s
War” and “Goebbels,” were shown to be “tapestries of lies and deception” during your libel trial against Lipstadt.

We’re discussing the two articles in class. Is there a certain area of your website I should concentrate on?

Tom
Stoneburner

Reader’s
Letter asking questions about the Lipstadt trial

Don
Guttenplan: Taking a Holocaust Skeptic Seriously, New
York Times, Jun 26, 1999 | After the trial: D D
Guttenplan book says “David
Irving’s charges that Jewish enemies conspired against
him cannot be dismissed as paranoia” | also:
Tampa Tribune review

Our index on the
Lipstadt Trial

Our
dossier on Prof Richard “Skunky” Evans

David Irving suggests:

Thirteen questions to put to Prof. Lipstadt the next time you see her…

YOU might like to read
the index
on Professor Richard “Skunky” Evans, the hired gun in the
Lipstadt trial:- Articles by him and on him, and especially
my comments, where they are included. David Irving