In past columns I have discussed many of the values that the Internet affords revisionism. In a matter of hours, revisionists and those sympathetic to revisionism were alerted to this act of censorship by email. There is virtually no cost to sending such communications, as most on-line providers charge flat monthly charges.
Email enables communication around the globe nearly instantly and at little cost.
Another great benefit of email is that revisionists can share ideas, pose questions, and make suggestions to other revisionists. In many cases, long distance friendships are established. There is a sense of camaraderie as people of similar outlook can work together and share ideas. Such a situation occurred recently for me when Dr. Fredrick Toben, founder of the Adelaide Institute, set out on a long journey from his home in Australia. I was very happy to meet Dr. Toben face to face after exchanging numerous emails with him over the past year or so.