Ghost Troop vs. International Zionism

The intellectual independence of Ghost Troop, the Internet intelligence forum, attracts widely diverse members. Some of them are active-duty and retired military officers, while others are historians and researchers. Chase Untermeyer, US ambassador to Qatar from 2004-2007, has also served as a Ghost Troop officer, and is one of several influential Ghost Troops who are Jewish or part Jewish. There are also Muslim Catholic and Protestant Ghost Troops, along with a sizable minority of nonreligious members.

Ghost Troops have occasionally become targets of the international Zionism, which they regard as the most repressive political pressure in Western Europe and North America. As Internet readers learned earlier this week, Ghost Troop member Arthur Topham, publisher of Canada's The Radical Press, has recently come under attack from the Jewish lobby, which is seeking official action against him: www.thecivicplatform.com/2008/01/08/b’nai-brith-vs-arthur-topham-publisher-ghost-troop/

A publisher friendly to Ghost Troop, Dr. Frederick Toben, has earned international attention for questioning details of Germany's World War II concentration camps. As Toben points out, many particulars of the official history of the "Holocaust" have changed in recent years, and it's hardly irregular for a scholar to ask questions about a historic period. It's not irregular, but a growing number of countries, it's illegal. Toben was arrested and jailed for thought crime in Germany in 1999, and has come been charged under Australian thought crime statutes: www.youtube.com/watch

For more information about Ghost Troop, or to apply for membership, refer to: www.spiritone.com/~pazuu/pow-mia/Ghost_Troop_Captain_Eric_H_May.htm

For photographs of Ambassador Untermeyer or Dr. Toben with Ghost Troop founder Captain Eric H. May, refer to: www.spiritone.com/~pazuu/pow-mia/GhostTroopCaptMay3Amigos.htm

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