L'affaire Williamson: The Catholic Church and Holocaust Denial

L'affaire Williamson: The Catholic Church and Holocaust Denial

Within minutes of the leaking on the internet of the announcement that the Catholic Church was going to lift the excommunications of four Society of St. Pius X bishops, reports that one, Bishop Richard Williamson, was a â€œHolocaust denierâ€ began circulating on the web as well. These reports relied on an interview of the bishop conducted months before in Germany but scheduled to be broadcast the following day on Swedish TV.

Despite Vatican efforts, news reports kept confusing the Churchâ€™s focus on the sin of schism with the media worldâ€™s focus on the unforgivable secular sins, i.e., â€œHolocaust denialâ€ and anti-Semitism. Why?

Holocaust denial is another word for Jewish control of discourse, in particular historical discourse about World War II. A historian who publishes something a powerful Jew, which is to say a Jew with powerful backers, dislikes, will be punished. If he lives by writing books, as David Irving did, the Deborah Lipstadt brigade will get him blacklisted in the publishing industry. If he is a professor, the big Jews will try to get him fired, as Deborah Lipstadt did in the case of Professor David Oâ€™Connell.

Typical is the case of Norman Finkelstein, who was fired from his job at DePaul University in Chicago. Finkelstein wrote a devastating critique of Alan Dershowitzâ€™s book The Case for Israel so Dershowitz set out to destroy Finkelsteinâ€™s career. The fact that Finkelstein was a Jew didnâ€™t matter. The big Jews, in this case Dershowitz, decide who is to live and who is to die in academe and publishing.

In L'affaire Williamson: The Catholic Church and Holocaust Denial, E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars magazine, describes and defies the artificial rules that control discourse, exposing fissions within society and the Church.

Country	USA
Author	E. Michael Jones
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Fidelity Press
Manufacturer	Fidelity Press
NumberOfPages	147
PublicationDate	2012-01-05
Publisher	Fidelity Press
ReleaseDate	2012-01-05
Studio	Fidelity Press

L'affaire Williamson: The Catholic Church and Holocaust Denial

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