Naw, just a cheap, wrong-headed tactic which shows the world a silly duplicity commonly associated with the other side. And I feel, after meticulously reading 'Goebbels' that we have here a book akin to a Harlequin Romance without the romance. In complete disbelief we listened to David Irving appeal to the 'good-will' of the beastly little people who have caused him so much grief and watched his equally demeaning egotism at work against those trying to befriend him. To attempt to deal with our enemies on a 'good-will' rather than a power basis would be to attempt something the world has not yet experienced. David, David, the brand 'anti-Semite', once applied, is irremovable even from decomposed cadavers.
Power is derived from two sources, money and people.
We can not match the enemies money but we must, with our collective personalities, win the masses over to our cause. And 'our cause' entails much more than just Irving's freedoms. These boys from 'down-under' had listened to a prolonged litany of complaints against the countries and organizations which have denied Irving the right to speak. Then the incredible happened. The reporter asked this humble writer for an interview as soon as the meeting closed.