• Robert Fisk calls the Nato bombing of a hospital a tragedy
• Nato’s Barbarism by former Ambassador James Bissett
• Who is Judge Louise Arbour and how can we get rid of her? asks Canada’s national newspaper
• Prof. Mandel reminds Canada that Nato’s leaders are also under investigation as War Criminals
• We are bandits guilty of murder, says British playwright Harold Pinter
• Enrollment of Jews at Princeton University drops by 40 Percent in Fifteen Years
• Schindler widow threatens to sue Spielberg, wants 6 percent of Holocaust movie profits
• John Lukacs’ book on Hitler historians (US edition of which libels David Irving) now on sale in British High Court’s jurisdiction…
• Pearl Harbor chiefs cleared: Admiral Husband Kimmel and General Walter Short
• Spies tell China: Embassy Attack was no Accident
• Canadian Association for Free Expression (CAFE) enters appearance in Federal Court free speech (Internet) case against Ernst Zündel
• Amnesty International reports, Israel Supreme Court to Rule on Torture and Holding of Lebanese Hostages as Pawns | Human rights lawyers argue that Israel’s torture of Palestinians is illegal (but sometimes necessary)
• Chicago professor’s new book on Americans and the Holocaust heaps criticism on Deborah Lipstadt: Making “shoah-business” argument, he cites Lipstadt as example of the santification of the Holocaust | Jeff Sharlet’s Review
• US Justice Department’s 27 Nazi-hunters of Office of Special Investigations (OSI) stalk 250 suspects Department of Justice again moves against John Demjanjuk | Demjanjuk “deeply saddened” by the government’s latest filing | OSI continues witchhunt | Demjanjuk timeline
• More speculation on Christian Gerlach’s thesis on Himmler, Hitler, and the Order to kill Jews
• Michael Harris of the Toronto Sun, sick of NATO’s half-truths, offers thoughts on Clinton’s New World Order
• French philosopher and writer Regis Debray writes A traveller’s letter to the French President exposing the Nato lies on Yugoslavia
• More news of the new movie by Errol Morris “Mr Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.”
• A new Stalingrad cemetery is seen as an affront to those who died resisting Hitler’s might
• British Columbia government lawyer targets Doug Collins petition. New Free Speech Battle. Press Releases: [1][2]
• The name of Rambo appears in Rambouillet, observes hard-hitting Serge Thion
• “It all went very well,” said the Nato General, writes Robert Fisk. “Another effective day” | Weapons Makers Seek Rise in Pentagon Spending, reports N.Y. Times
• Alleged $60 million tax fraud at Canadian rabbinical college
• Open Letter to Prof. Alan Dershowitz, an unlikely supporter of ethnic cleansing
• In Aug 1997 Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn already denounced double standards in international morality — from Britain’s bombing of Dresden to the tragedy in Yugoslavia
• Reader asks Miami Herald: Why was it necessary to mention that Hitler probably suffered with Parkinson’s disease?
• Nato: Post-war disillusionment ahead predicts Professor Michael Bliss in the National Post
• Perhaps, writes George Will, somewhere near Brussels there is a warehouse stuffed with ballpoint pens, stationery, ash trays and other things emblazoned with Nato’s logo. . .
• London Bombings: Radical’s Diary | London Jewish Community being guarded at “saturation level” | Man Charged | Who is David Copeland? | A “Lovely Boy,” son of “a Wealthy Businessman” | British police discount Far Right link
• Listen closely: Definitive analysis of the Yugoslavian Crisis. . .
• General Motors to Bill Gates: “– And the same to you with knobs on!”
• New U.K. Freedom of Information law forces public bodies to open files
• Poland’s General Sikorski is to be commemorated by a statue in London
• The Real Enemy: Professor Braxton M. Alfred on the Nato lies about Serbia
• David Irving addressed 200 Central Washington University students [with University newspaper report and letters]
• Adolf Hitler painting pulled from presidential museum | Letter | Taste for kitsch outlasted Hitler
• Himmler diaries 1941-2: reviewed, “Hangman for Hitler”
• President Clinton: Part Fox, Part Weasel
• Prof. Lipstadt’s London lawyers have broken undertakings before… |Now they face the music for concealing vital video evidence
• Zündel Victory leads to Bickering among his Tormentors
• The sick, sick world of television moguls: Littelton massacre, Dando murder boosted TV viewing figures | More about the alleged Littleton killer Klebold
• American-Built Super Computer Bugs Every Phone Conversation in Australia
• Feature article: Frank Miele for Skeptic magazine: “David Irving: Self-Made Historian“
• Far from being Hitler-worshipper, one of the Colorado school-library killers was from a wealthy family . . .
• Chicago Jewish News on a shocking example of Holocaust denial in Poland
• The New York Times on efforts to censor the Web [with bonus panel: web censorship proxy]
• American “volunteers” photographed swearing into the Kosovo Liberation Army

 Michael Howard thinks that The Darwin Awards give ammunition to Mr Irving’s critics
 Frank Idzikowski writes a letter from Arizona — about Clinton and Serbia
 Joe Bachelder asks for information about Germany’s sites of interest relating to Hermann Göring
 David Kramer writes about a recent dinner party…
 Bernie Mueller asks why Canada Customs has detained some David Irving books he ordered
 Bjorn Hanssen reports that Norwegian state TV broadcast anti-Irving smear film May 1, 1999
 Kirie Pedersen asks for an explanation of David Irving’s libel suit against Gitta Sereny
 A reader writes about Jamie McCarthy, who opposes mindless censorship — but selectively
 Nato’s missiles are not so smart, writes Marco de Innocentis