It's all marketing expense to him. The Board of Deputies believes that the unique nature of the Holocaust justifies exceptional measures to prevent the wilful and malicious falsification of history by neo-Nazi supporters. No other historical event is denied in this way. Denial forms part of a political agenda which regards the Holocaust as a Jewish fabrication calculated to gain the sympathy of the world. Post-war societies have a duty to resist Nazism in all its guises and to reinforce the message to future generations.
Holocaust denial is a spurious trap.
It has no redeeming merit. Governments have always recognised that no society can allow absolute freedom of expression. Parliament should recognise the harm caused by Holocaust denial and support the creation of a specific criminal offence. Both are eloquent, persuasive and convincing but self-contradictory and wrong in every significant respect. The first one was sent by email in November 1999 and the second was printed in the Sunday Times on October 6, 1996.