Yep, just like the folks doing the website for healthcare.gov, we've had plenty of time to work on everything, and yet there are still a lot of rough edges. Maybe if we'd had a $600+ million budget, we'd be almost done.
It's taking so long that Bootstrap 3 is taking the place of Bootstrap 2. Video is being converted over to JW Player, which is not only easy to use but provides responsive video sizes, the perfect complement to Bootstrap's responsive features.
Meanwhile, as we're slogging along in the trenches just to get the old stuff to look better (forget about new stuff ... with the possible exception of Mark Dice's great video on the Holocaust celebration petition), Bradley Smith over at CODOH is celebrating the publication of the 200th edition of his Smith's Report. Wow.
Dedicated to examining the disparities between "the Holocaust" as it is commonly known, and the actual historiography of "the Holocaust."
Showing posts with label Bradley Smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bradley Smith. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Monday, December 11, 2006
First state-sponsored Holocaust conference in Iran
The first-ever state-supported conference to examine Holocaust extermination claims from all sides is being held in Iran today and tomorrow (December 12). Among those scheduled to appear are Robert Faurisson, Georges Theil, Bradley Smith, Fredrick Toben, and David Duke. Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is scheduled to address the conference.
Thursday, October 06, 2005
New blog, new guest blogger
Saturday, June 15, 1996
Shoah: Abraham Bomba, the barber
Added Bradley Smith's article, "Shoah: Abraham Bomba, the barber," which deals with one remarkable aspect of Claude Lanzmann's movie, Shoah.
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