What I’d rather be doing

Eric Hunt — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 03:16:30 +0000

Eric Hunt spent more time in jail for pulling Elie Wiesel aside and asking him for an interview than Elie Wiesel spent in Auschwitz.

Sketch I drew in Jail and sent to my family

If you print out this Elie Wiesel cartoon and live in Britain, you may get five years in prison.

Eric Hunt — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:25:15 +0000

Some British men had this cartoon in their homes in Britain. Their homes were raided by Thought Police, this cartoon was found, and they faced years in prison for thoughtcrimes.

They fled to California and sought asylum, falsely believing our country was a beacon of hope and defended free speech over tyranny.

The United States government denied their request, one will now be in prison for almost five years. For a political cartoon.

1984 hit Britain twenty five years later.

Men had this cartoon in their homes in Britain. One's in prison for almost five years. For a political cartoon.

Elie Wiesel has no problem with people in Britain, America, or anywhere being locked up for opposing his lies.

After all, I spent more time in American jails (for pulling Wiesel aside and asking him for an interview) than Elie Wiesel spent in Auschwitz.

Eric Hunt » Thoughtcriminals / Cruci-Fiction Survivors

What I’d rather be doing

If you print out this Elie Wiesel cartoon and live in Britain, you may get five years in prison.