Anti-Semitic Robocall Approves Congress Candidate GOP Denying Holocaust

An antisemitic robocall circulates around a Bay Area County to support a GOP Congress candidate who denies the Holocaust

The Robot, published by the White Nationalist TheRoadToPower.com calls on voters to "end the Jewish takeover". of America and restore our democracy by voting for John Fitzgerald for the US Congress "in the 11th district of California and says that the Jews were behind the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Fitzgerald distanced himself from to automated calls. "Power is a despicable and hateful person, dresses like a Nazi soldier, calls Negro negro-negative creatures and openly hates Jews," wrote Fitzgerald. And even if I had the money to produce and send thousands of robocalls, why would I leave at 6:30? These seem designed to deliberately alienate the public from me and badociate me with real hatred. "

Fitzgerald also told a local affiliate of ABC in an email," I have NO affiliation to Road To Power nor any of its affiliated organizations.

However, Fitzgerald has a history of Holocaust denial, telling the New York Times that the Holocaust was a "complete fabrication" and that "everything we were told to About the Holocaust is a lie. He also perpetuated the conspiracy theory that the Israeli government was behind the September 11 terrorist attacks and that the "elitist Jews" are the puppeteers of the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Fitzgerald also stated on his website that Jews are behind the efforts of mbad migration and multiculturalism in the West

Fitzgerald claimed that he was not anti-Semitic, stating to the Times: "I am Have no problem with people. I have problems with people who lie. It is the elitists who control everything. "

He also told the podcast of The Realist Report in June that people call him anti-Semitic because of his statements about" control and Jewish supremacy and this beautiful state called Israel that does all that. " horrible atrocities and blame them all on everyone and defames everyone.

Fitzgerald was the only Republican to run against outgoing Rep. Mark DeSaulnier (D-CA), garnering 24.8% of the votes in the primary to deal with DeSaulnier's runoff. Being the only Republican triggered an automatic endorsement from the early GOP state, which was canceled in late May after Fitzgerald's views on Jews, Israel and the Holocaust were revealed. "As always, Republicans Californians reject anti-Semitism, and all forms of religious bigotry, in the toughest possible terms, "said CA GOP President Jim Brulte in a statement." We reject John Fitzgerald's campaign and encourage all voters to do the same. "

DeSaulnier responded to the robocall by telling a local affiliate of ABC:" It's not going to resonate in California, Contra Costa County. People are open minded, tolerant, good people. "