(copied from alt.revisionism)

The Jewish Campaign to Censor the Internet (Brian Smith)
 
Consistent with the compulsive Jewish need to control everything like
a big Jewish mother and ensure that noone has the freedom to say
anything Jews find offensive, the Jewish watchdog organization "The
Simon Wiesenthal Center" began a letter-writing campaign in January
1996 urging ISP's to prevent "haters" (i.e., anyone with views
disliked by Jews) from having access to the internet.  Using the usual
Jewish incremental approach, it will be just a matter of time before
reluctant ISP's are boycotted by Jews into compliance and politically
incorrects are booted off the net.  Jews have already pressured ISP's
in Europe to issue bans on "hate speech."  

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Wiesenthal Center Begins Letter Campaign

10 Jan 1996

The Simon Wiesenthal Center began a letter-writing campaign requesting
that Internet providers restrict access to groups or individuals who
present material which promotes racism, anti-Semitism, mayhem and/or
violence. 

This decision has been challenged by both the Internet providers and
various civil libertarians. They argue that free and open debate is
the way to defeat hate. 

According to Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the Wiesenthal
Center, "[hate groups]...are able to dress up their message in a way
that looks ... presentable.'' 

Several well-made web sites now available on the World-Wide-Web cause
alarm to the Simon Wiesenthal Center. These include: Aryan Nations,
Skinheads U.S.A. and The Aryan Crusader's Library. 

Another site which has upset the Wiesenthal Center is that of
Holocaust revisionist, Ernst Zuendel.  Zuendel has commented on the
attempt to curtail his views: 

     ``The Internet is the first and last truly free marketplace of
ideas, for the time being. It levels the playing field. To curtail the
freedom for some will curtail the freedom for all.'' 

The Wiesenthal Center argues that the Internet providers themselves
are publishers who have a civic responsibility not to promote bigotry.


Adapted from: The Associated Press 01-10-96

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