Nemo’s Antisemitic Universe

Alison Chabloz

Published on May 11, 2016

Demo of new song, dedicated to all my Internet trolls for whom the truth would be ‘antisemitic’ and who love to obsess over my opinions. Also dedicated to those involved in the struggle for freedom of expression and, in particular, to the brave people of Palestine.

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Currently on trial in the UK for singing politically incorrect songs, I am charged with four counts of sending and causing to be sent ‘grossly offensive’ messages under the Communications Act. My case has been ongoing for almost a year during which time I have been on bail with a gagging order which restricts my movements as well as my freedom of speech.

A professionally trained musician, I worked as a teacher and performer in Switzerland before returning to my English roots in 2012. In 2015, Swiss-British publisher, Gerard Menuhin, sent me the lyrics to a poem ‘Tell Me More Lies’ which I set to music and which then became the inspiration for my ‘Songs of the Shoah’ series of satirical songs about the ‘Holocaust’. A 40 minute show put together for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2016 was pulled following political pressure from the Israel lobby. I finally was able to perform my show last September at the Grosvenor Hotel in London at a meeting of the London Forum where I received a standing ovation from an audience of over 100 patriots.

My court case concerns a shared YouTube video of my London Forum performance. Still at the legal argument stage, the prosecution must now prove that online sharing constitutes sending or causing to be sent a ‘grossly offensive’ message. If I am found guilty, my case will set a precedent which will effectively outlaw any criticism, questioning – satirical or otherwise – of the orthodox ‘Holocaust’ narrative. Banned from Twitter, unable to perform live and heavily censored on YouTube with the attacks now concentrating on my PayPal account, I need a safe place where I can continue to express myself and find support.