Given these choices...

Well, I read the posts to which you refer. Still see no pattern of "constantly defending Nazis". He did write in defense of Demanjuk. Apparently he thought he was falsely charged. He has written articles about the history of the Holucaust, but I don't see why it is anti-Semitic to challenge what one perceives as incorrect accounts.

Now, there are clearly anti-Semitic folks who do so for bad motives. But you can't paint anyone who questions certain historical aspects of the events with the "anti-Semite" brush.

Interesting that one of the sites you linked listed Larry Pratt, Don Wildmon, and Michael Farris as "Extremist Staff Members, With Ties to White Supremacy and Militia Groups". Ha Ha.