Pasty White Bastard

This via MCJ.

Syndicated columnist and and former National Review editor Joseph Sobran will be a headlined speaker at the 14th Institute for Historical Review conference later this month.

Why do I bother to tell you this? Because IHS is one of the premier Holocaust-denial groups in the United States.

Other guests and topics include:

Tom Sunic, author and scholar, former professor of political science in the United States, and, until recently, a diplomat in Europe of the Croatian foreign service, will speak on the mass killings and brutal oppression of ethnic Germans and German prisoners of war at the hands of the Tito Communists in Yugoslavia in the aftermath of World War II (1945-1953).

Payback is a bitch, fellas — but it was still only payback. What, no discussion of how Yugoslavians were butchered by the tens of thousands under Croatia’s Hitler-loving Ustashi regime?

Tony Martin, Professor of African studies at Wellesley College (Massachusetts), who has authored or compiled/edited eleven books, will speak on the Jewish role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

Damn Jews — they must’ve learned those slave trade secrets from their Arab masters.

Robert Faurisson, Europe’s foremost Holocaust revisionist scholar, will provide another of the witty and thought-provoking presentations that never fail to delight audiences. He brings to the podium the insight and savvy of a scholar who was educated at the Paris Sorbonne, and who served for years as a professor at the University of Lyon II. He will speak on a little known fact of World War II history: punishments, including death sentences, of German soldiers, officers and government officials for killing or even mistreating Jews.

Ha ha ha! Oh, those wacky, witty revisionist historians. They leave the yahoos rolling in the aisles every time. Think he’ll discuss that other little-known fact of World War II history: German soldiers, officers, and government officials shot, starved, and gassed millions and millions of Jews, Gypsies, gays, political opponents, and other “undesirables?”

Here’s the kicker from the bottom of the page: “Sponsored by the Institute for Historical Review, the Conference is a private meeting. We reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone.” Whoever could they mean by that?