[Tribune7]

Hutton is a flake. He is not evil. He has not hurt anybody (except for maybe some Japanese in WWII.). He is, however, outspoken about some strange, and objectively incorrect, beliefs. The author of this article does a fine and gentle job of calling him on them -- without namecalling or character destruction.

And I saw the Passion. It was a great movie without an anti-Semetic moment. Mel is not his father and he can't choose his parents but it doesn't help anybody's agenda to allow a denial of the scope of the Holocuast to go unchallenged or to imply there is a world-wide Jewish conspiracy of some type.

Concerning Greenspan, I always thought he was some kind of Ayn Rand objectivist despite his Jewish heredity.

[TradicalRC]

He is, however, outspoken about some strange, and objectively incorrect, beliefs.

The beliefs strike me as strange as well. But I have yet to see a compare and contrast based on evidence between the differing points of view regarding the holocaust and yes there are several. While I've seen several articles quoting Hutton Gibson's views, I must say that he is arguing degree not denial.

Concerning Greenspan, I always thought he was some kind of Ayn Rand objectivist despite his Jewish heredity.

Ayn Rand was a Russian Jewish emigre who came to America and fell in love with it.