Les journaux journaux sont très divisés à propos de l'affaire Irving. Lisez ces extraits d'éditoriaux, c'est très, très intéressant.
Certains éditorialistes se demandent ouvertement pourquoi il y a un tabou entourant l'Holocauste, pourquoi on ne peut pas dire de stupidités sur ce sujet. Après tout, on a le droit de mentir sur toutes sortes de choses, non?
Extrait d'un éditorial publié dans le journal espagnol El Mundo:
"Fifty years after the end of Nazism, Holocaust denial – not, of course, incitement to or glorification of genocide – must stop being a crime in Europe. Can it be right that someone should go to prison for saying Auschwitz did not exist, when those who deny the crimes of Stalin or the tortures of the Inquisition go unpunished?
European laws against anti-Semitism have become a nefarious exception which various Islamic intellectuals have recently seized upon as an example of the West's double standards. Far from giving in to demands to establish new restrictions to combat 'Islamophobia', European governments must eliminate this obsolete legislation and reaffirm the West's support for freedom of expression."