Shiraz Dossa of St. Francis Xavier University in Canada had no idea that when he was invited to Tehran to take part in Ahmadinejad's Medieval Times Fair that the thing was all about denying the Holocaust:
Dr. Dossa told the Globe and Mail that he is not a Holocaust denier, and called those who deny the Holocaust "hacks and lunatics." Still, his presence at the conference, sponsored by the Iranian government and featuring speeches by anti-Semites and Holocaust deniers, has raised eyebrows on campus and has been condemned by some university officials.
Ain't that always the way, though. You hop a bus to some exotic third world hotspot only to find the place overrun by loonies and Heeb-hating hebephrenes.
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