Audre Pinque and The Right Direction to Palestine?!
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MacKenzie Paine, i.e., Audre Pinque, died at six-thirty in the evening on
March 12, 2002, in a terrible car accident in the American state of Alabama.
  With her death, Palestinians, Arabs, Muslims, and the supporters of
freedom and justice worldwide have lost a vehement supporter and a tireless
activist.  Audre Pinque was an outspoken and a fearless revisionist
historian, and a dynamic personality who networked continuously for the
Palestinian cause.  To that purpose, Audre Pinque was instrumental in
building close connections between revisionist historians and Palestinian
activists in general and the Free Arab Voice in particular.  At the time,
Audre Pinque was lauded by many revisionist historians for establishing that
connection.


And so it was that only a few hours before she died Audre sent me this email
in response to my post titled: Help! Arrests in Jordan:

Dear Ibrahim, I've raised nearly enough money to get over there to cover this history first hand --- and to take care of some personal business. Jim can't go with me, though, so I'll be on my own. If I fly into Amman can you meet me and point me in the right direction to Palestine? Audre

1. the “Holocaust”, which she helped expose as a mere collection of myths that serve a specific political agenda. She always held the belief, and many of us with her, that this effort to expose the “Holocaust” would eliminate the ideological justification of “Israel” as a safe haven of a Jewish state from the ‘anti-semitism’ of this world! Together, we also believed that unmasking the myths of the “Holocaust” also serves to remove a political tool of Zionist blackmail against Western public opinion, and hence, Western support for “Israel”. We maintained that these efforts also preempt the alleged Zionist moral right to remain above the law under the dubious pretext of the ‘uniqueness’ of the “Holocaust” in human history.   
2. The armed struggle of the Palestinians. Audre proclaimed from the rooftops that Palestinian armed resistance was justified because it was legitimate resistance against the occupation. She never wavered on this one until the very end. When I sent out an Arabic post that she couldn’t read on the protest in Amman after which several activists were arrested, she wrote me half-jokingly: “I hope this is a call to arms..”. Unlike many, Audre knew in her heart that each successful Palestinian military operation would convince “Israelis” of the error of their ways a hundred times more than all the empty appeals for coexistence in the last three decades combined. Subsequently, Audre Pinque did not shy away from giving Palestinians pointers on the military aspects of the struggle on electronic lists.  

1. a message from revisionist historian Germar Rudolf on Audre Pinque’s death, including a physical address to which you can send your condolences,
and 
2. a Truth-Seeking Missile written by Audre Pinque and sent out through the email list of the Association against Zionism and Racism on May 15, 2001.