Ernst Zundel's prison diary may be found at http://www.rense.com/general34/ernz.htm
While I have not followed the debate between Ernst Zundel and God's Chosen People in any great detail, I would suggest that any legal action against Mr. Zundel which depends in the least bit on the accuracy of what he is saying is misguided and wrong. Freedom of speech is certainly the freedom to believe and say things which turn out to be incorrect. If we only have the freedom to speak government approved truths, then we have no freedom at all. I should also point out that there is no defense of truth permitted in the "hate laws" of Canada and most European countries. Saying something which the court rules might cause people to dislike a particular religious or ethnic group will land you in prison, regardless of its factual accuracy. Germany and France have people in prison for the mere suggestion that God's Chosen People might act collectively in their own political self-interest. In fact, actual denial of the official version of World War II atrocities figures in only a small number of so-called "hate speech" cases. It is apparently the intention of the United States to deport Mr. Zundel back to Germany, where he can be tried and imprisoned forever because God's Chosen People don't like what he has to say. Needless to say, I have major problems with the United States government sending someone across jurisdictions in order that they may be prosecuted for something which is not illegal under US law. -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division "Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"
