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Tag Archives: anti-Zionism
Further commentary on the deafening silence – and worse – from the liberal professional genre community, regarding China Mieville’s rabid anti-Semitism Part 11
This article is the final one in my China Mieville series beginning here. Herein I sum up the glaring inconsistencies, double standards and associated hypocrisy of the liberal genre community re the shrill trumpeting on ‘Islamophobia’ in contrast to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Abigail Nussbaum, anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, Arthur C Clarke award, BDS against Israel, British science fiction writers, Charles Stross, China Mieville, Farah Mendlesohn, Jewish science fiction writers, John Scalzi, Lavie Tidhar, left-wing anti-Semitism, liberal hypocrisy, moral relativism, political correctness, politics of science fiction, science fiction, science fiction and anti-Semitism, science fiction and liberalism, science fiction and racism, silence of liberal Jews
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On the deafening silence – and worse – from liberal Jewish & Gentile genre folk in response to China Mieville’s rabid anti-Semitism Part 10
This is the penultimate chapter in my China Mieville series beginning here. The previous chapter in this series is chapter 9 ‘Mieville’s obscene and cowardly slurs about the release of Gilad Shalit…’ This article also repeats a lot of what … Continue reading
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Tagged Abigail Nussbaum, anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, British science fiction writers, Charles Stross, China Mieville, Elizabeth Moon WisCon disinvite, Farah Mendlesohn, Jewish science fiction writers, John Scalzi, Laura Anne Gilman, Lavie Tidhar, liberal anti-Semitism, liberal hypocrisy, moral relativism, Nick Mamatas, racism and science fiction, Rose Fox, science fiction and anti-Semitism, science fiction politics, Scott Edelman, silence of liberal Jews, thought police
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UPDATED SF writer Charles Stross – Your Wish is my Command. You enter the Hall of Shame. Tobias Buckell waddles in to join you…
Scroll down for the update ‘UPDATED on February 11th’, now the lowest part of the article. In an autonomic response to Lavie Tidhar’s tweeting (and Valente’s retweeting) on my ‘Cathy Valente and the genre thought police article‘ on the 31st … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, Apex Magazine, British science fiction writers, Charles Stross, cognitive dissonance, futurismic SF blog, Jewish science fiction writers, left-wing anti-Semitism, moral relativism, Nick Mamatas, Paul Graham Raven, political correctness, science fiction and anti-Semitism, science fiction politics, silence of liberal Jews, thought police, Tobias Buckell
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The lame tweeting of Israeli SF editor Nir Yaniv on this blog. Laura Anne Gilman adds her asinine slur. Yaniv slips up: acknowledges the Mieville series. Oops can’t unscramble that egg
They turn into a wine shop where Insult Contests are held. These contests are illegal by order of the Board of Health on the grounds they pollute the atmosphere. But in this quarter anything and anybody goes. It’s an art … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Zionism, China Mieville, China Mieville's anti-Semitism, Elizabeth Moon controversy, Israeli science fiction, Israeli science fiction writers, James P Hogan's Holocaust Denial, Jewish science fiction writers, Laura Anne Gilman, Lavie Tidhar, left-wing anti-Semitism, Nir Yaniv, racism and science fiction, science fiction and anti-Semitism, silence of liberal Jews
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Updated 2018 On the *alleged* refusal of China Mieville to have his books translated into Hebrew for the Israeli market Part 8
I have added 2 updates to this article. The last update is from 2018! The earlier one is from 2013, about a year after this article was first published online. Scroll down to the bottom for the 2013 update and … Continue reading
China Mieville adds his name to the rabidly anti-Semitic BWISP letters harshly censuring Ian McEwan for his acceptance of the Jerusalem Prize Part 7
China Mieville was one of the signatories to the disgusting and obscene anti-Semitic BWISP letter published in The Independent on Sunday in June 2010, in his capacity as a member of the British Writers In Support of Palestine/BWISP. This letter … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Levick, anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, British science fiction writers, British Writers in Support of Palestine, China Mieville, CIF Watch, Ian McEwan, Jerusalem Prize, Jewish science fiction writers, left-wing anti-Semitism, science fiction and anti-Semitism, silence of liberal Jews, the anti-Semitism of BDS against Israel
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China Mieville and his high-profile status in the virulently anti-Semitic UK Socialist Workers Party/Respect coalition Part 1
China Mieville is a youngish (born 1972) highly regarded speculative fiction writer in the UK. He burst onto the imaginative fiction scene with two highly regarded novels, King Rat (1998) and especially Perdido Street Station in 2000 (the latter now widely regarded as a modern masterpiece … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, Arthur C Clarke award, British science fiction writers, China Mieville, Embassytown, George Galloway, left-wing anti-Semitism, left-wing fascism, Marxism in the UK, Nebula Awards, New Crubizon, Nick Cohen, Perdido Street Station, Respect Party and anti-Semitism, Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Anti-Semitism, The City & The City, The New Weird, The radical Left and the Jihad, UK Socialist Workers Party
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China Mieville’s obscene & cowardly slurs upon the release of Gilad Shalit. Genre fans & liberal media condemn… Frank Miller for his anti-OWS comments instead Part 9
This chapter article continues off from Part 8 in my China Mieville series. It shouldn’t surprise us that China Mieville had something disgustingly dishonest and obscene to say on the high-profile release of IDF Hamas captive Gilad Shalit in October last … Continue reading →