NZ Herald | 31 July 2017 Today, IBM (International Business Machines) is a massive New York based multinational technology corporation with operations around the world. It has annual revenue of US$81 billion ($107.8b) and 380,000 employees. Finance magazines Barron’s and Fortune dub IBM the world’s most respected and admired company. However, the huge corporation has…
VT | 28 Aug 2016 The most revealing insider view of the true events of the Holocaust [Editor’s note: This might be the most revealing information about what really happened to the Jews during WW2 in Europe that you ever read. Ginsburg was a very rare item – a Jew who lived through the war…
Dr Steve Pieczenik | 3 July 2016 Wiesel was one of the first professional writers to make a living documenting the deaths of Jews during WWII. Once again, the official narrative of an atrocity in history becomes distorted and blown out of proportion when a person like Elie Wiesel dies. My first and last encounter…
Harpers | 25 May 2016 Historian Gar Alperovitz on the decision to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki As advertised, President Obama did not apologize for the U.S. nuclear strike that destroyed the city of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, on his recent visit to the city. Instead, he issued a vacuous call for the courage to…
Al Jazeera | 22 Oct 2015 Why is Netanyahu trying to rewrite history? By Inside Story It’s not often you hear an Israeli prime minister being described as a denier of the Holocaust. That’s exactly the accusation being levelled at Benjamin Netanyahu. He says it was the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem – a Palestinian religious…
VT | 7 Aug 2015 In 70 years, no forensic study proving the existence and operation of the “Nazi gas chambers” Robert Faurisson, Ph.D. First published … December 31, 2014___ [ Editor’s note: We have not run much holocaust material, as our VT readers are familiar with all aspects of the story. But we have to…
The Nation | 8 Aug 2015 Seventy years after the bombing, will Americans face the brutal truth? Visitors to the National Air and Space Museum—America’s shrine to the technological leading edge of the military industrial complex—hear a familiar narrative from the tour guides in front of the Enola Gay, the plane that dropped an atomic…
Jacobin | 9 March 2015 Seventy years ago today, the United States needlessly killed almost 100,000 people in a single air raid. oday marks the seventieth anniversary of the American firebombing of Tokyo, World War II’s deadliest day. More people died that night from napalm bombs than in the atomic strikes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But few in…
LewRockwell.com | 1 Aug 2015 August 6, 2015, is the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, a civilian city that had minimal military value, despite the claims of President Truman when he announced the event to the American people. The whole truth of what the Nuremburg tribunal would later help define as an…
SCF | 25 May 2015 Operation Unthinkable – Allies Were Bearing Secret Malice In late May 1945 Josef Stalin ordered Marshall Georgy Zhukov to leave Germany and come to Moscow. He was concerned over the actions of British allies. Stalin said the Soviet forces disarmed Germans and sent them to prisoners’ camps while British did…