On May 24, 2008 David Irving embarked on a tour of the United States, speaking out for the first time since he was imprisoned by Austria for a lecture he had delivered nineteen years ago. His arrest and trial outraged the world’s press.

Mr. Irving will speak on two themes - thanks to the free speech which the United States traditionally protects and enjoys. He talks about Political Imprisonment in Modern Europe, and about Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, Reinhard Heydrich, and Real History

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Nearly 100 police recruits about to graduate from Philadelphia’s Police Academy will travel to Washington, D.C., Tuesday to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

“We already have a block of instruction that deals with ethics, and this will expand upon it,” said Capt. William Maye, commanding officer at the academy. The Anti-Defamation League teams with the museum to present the training program, called “Law Enforcement and Society: Lessons of the Holocaust.” Law-enforcement officers from around the country, including federal personnel, take part in the program. Read more »

BERLIN (AP) — Waladimir Klitschko was forced to rediscover one of boxing’s best weapons: his powerful right hand. With his jab ineffective, Klitschko knocked out former sparring partner Tony Thompson in the 11th round with a big right to successfully defend his heavyweight titles Saturday. “My jab didn’t work, I had to use my right—if Plan A doesn’t work, try Plan B,” Klitschko said after he retained his IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles.

Klitschko (51-3, 45 knockouts) turned boos to cheers, sending the Afro-American to the canvass 1:38 into the 11th. He redeemed himself after an ugly 10th in which he pushed Thompson to the canvass and fell on him. SOURCE>>>>

BERLIN — US-Präsidentschaftskandidat Barrack Obama wird nun wohl doch nicht am Brandenbuger Tor sprechen - unter Umständen verzichtet er komplett auf eine Rede. Noch sind drei alternative Aufttrittsorte im Gespräch. Weilaber der Auftritt selbst in der Bundesregierung für Streit sorgt, ist inzwischen ein Besuch ganz ohne Rede eine Option. Wahrscheinlich wird Barrack Obama keine Rede am Brandenburger Tor halten: Mitarbeiter seines Vorbereitungsstabs, die den Berlin-Besuch des USßPräsidentschaftskandidaten am 24 Juli plannen, haben in Gesprächen gegenüber der Bundesregierung signalisiert, dass Obama wegen der Bedenken des Kanzleramptes gegen Wahlkampftritt vor dem deutschen Wahrzeichen auch einen anderen Ort wählen könnte. Als Ausweichmöglichkeiten gelten der Gendarmenmarkt, der Reichstag, der Checkpoint Charlie oder das Rote Rathaus. Offiziell heiß es von einem Sprecher der Bundesregierung, dass die Gespräche noch laufen. Im Merliner Senat gibt es inzwischen die Befürchtung, dass Obama seine Rede zum transatlantischen Verhältnis ganz absagen könnte. MEHR>>>>>>

A group of pro-life African-American pastors and other leaders plans this coming Monday to ask the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) to join them in demanding that over $300 million in taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood be stopped. Miss Day Gardner, one of the leaders of the effort, charges that Planned Parenthood is a “racist organization” which has “bought off” presumptive democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama.

“It’s necessary to state what a lot of America does not know, especially black America,” she said (Day Gardner). “In the African-American community we’ve lost more than 17 million children to abortion.” SOURCE>>>>

President George W. Bush has told the Israeli government that he he may be prepared to approve a future military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities if negotiations with Tehran break down, according to a senior Pentagon official. Despite opposition of his own generals and widespread scepticism that America is ready to risk the military, political and economic consequences of an airborne strike on Iran, the president has given an “amber light” to an Israeli plan to attack Iran’s main nuclear sites with long range bombing sorties, the official told The Sunday Times. SOURCE>>>>

TENNESSEE — An Orange-colored house at 806 R.S. Bradley Blvd. that was once full of children is now occupied only by three adults — all three charged with severely abusing those children, two of them charged with child rape. Living in the home are Ernest L. Perry, 65, his wife, Windie L.Perry, 51, and their adopted daughter Elizabeth Perry, 20, who have been charged with eight counts of aggravated child abuse. Additionally, Windie and Elizabeth Perry were charged with two counts of rape of a child and two counts of aggravated rape. STORY>>>>