The Jew vs the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust

[Rev.Cambeul]

From: The Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust
http://www.codoh.com
18, November, 2010


  Friend and Supporter :

Over the last thirty days it has become evident that there is a concerted campaign to, if not close us down here at CODOH, to make it increasingly difficult to operate.



It began with a mailing we did to students and faculty at Boston University where we introduced Carolyn Yeager's website Elie Wiesel Cons the World, a site which is dedicated to exposing the false testimony of the world's most famous Holocaust survivor. We understood that this would be, well, provocative. What we did not expect was that one or more individuals would be able to convince Topica, our bulk mailing service, to cancel our contract. The back and forth regarding this issue lasted close to twenty days, interrupting all the work we are doing to reach university students and faculty, until our service was suspended for good.



In the middle of the troubles with Topica, we opened a bulk mail account with Go Daddy. We experienced the same problems, and within ten days our account was suspended.



And then yesterday I found that our PayPal account for donations is suspended. I am accused of having falsely informed PayPal that I am operating as a 501-c. I am not, and I have never claimed that I am. Anyhow, we are into a back and forth about this presently. For the moment the PayPal credit card option is also down. Bad news. Not the end of the world, but bad news.



At present, the PayPal account linked to the Codoh Book Store is still operating and you can still order books there. And you can still contribute to the work using a wire transfer, or check or money order.  I'll update you on these matters as the news comes in.



When you do work that threatens the profits of the Holocaust Marketing Industry, even from a tiny office like ours, you threaten the income of an Industry that raises hundreds of millions of dollars a year. It ain't easy, but it's worth the effort.




Thank you for your support.



-Bradley Smith

[Grimm]

With concern to the electronic donations not working, you can always revert back to paper money orders.