Fundamentalist Jews, haha. Most Jews are atheists and don't support Israel, so "They" always say. Sounds like they hope people will get confused and think fundamentalist Christians are burning books, er, I mean shutting down book discussions. Those goshdarn fundies! Of course, the fundies WOULD have done anything their jewish masters told them to do.

Always remember, never forget! The author was rubbing it in. Psst! - The Jews are ZioNazis. "We're not Nazis, we don't burn books here". That little saying, once popular, probably won't be heard too much in this Jew Millenium.

I thought I posted a reply here?

Anyway, I basically said, you know the system is rotten when only kosher approved books get passed and anything else is subject to bans or malignment. Freedom of speech? If jewz have to ban this, you know they're running the show and they want to bury any exposure as soon as possible before the lemmings get some uppity ideas.

In a 1968 Playboy interview, writer Truman Capote spoke of Jewish power in book publishing, what he termed a "Jewish literary mafia," a "clique of New York-oriented writers and critics who control much of the literary scene through the influence of...Jewish dominated" publications and who "make or break" careers in letters by bestowing or rewarding attention.

In 1968 Capote was at his apotheosis, having published what would turn out to be his most famous book, In Cold Blood.

Capote offered a list of the writers the Jews had made:

Bernard Malamud, Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, I.B. Singer, and Norman Mailer

—and the ones the Jews had broken:

John Knowles, Vance Bourjaily, James Purdy, Donald Windham, Reynolds Price, James Leo Herlihy, Calder Willingham, John Hawkes, and William Goyen.

As regards the second group, he said, "The odds are you haven't heard of most of them, for the simple reason that the Jewish Mafia has systematically frozen them out of the literary scene."

The Playboy interview remains Capote's most prominent articulation of the Jewish problem in American literary circles, but it was not his last.

In 1974, in Quilt magazine, reference was made to Capote's "anti-semitism". Capote refused to recant openly stating

"All Black ghettoes—all of Harlem was exploited by Jews,"

And after asking for an explanation of Jewish malevolence Capote says: "They create a thing which can't be what they want it to be, and then they destroy it."

Which, to my mind sums up perfectly this whole charade.

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Bernard Malamud, Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, I.B. Singer, and Norman Mailer...

I've tried to read Mailer, Bellow and Roth. Bellow was completely fascinated with Jewishness, I believe. Mailer with weird sex, Roth, also jewish narcisse, and wrote about screwing nonjews with little noses. So I think to remember from my youth.

Capote himself was a darling of the jews, for his fagism. I bet he didn't list out that. In Cold Blood - I remember the hype - that was just another day in the coarsening of life in America to the present level of chaff. Truth is, fiction is mostly there for propaganda purposes. You don't need to read it.

Bernard Malamud, Saul Bellow, Philip Roth, I.B. Singer, and Norman Mailer...

I've tried to read Mailer, Bellow and Roth. Bellow was completely fascinated with Jewishness, I believe. Mailer with weird sex, Roth, also jewish narcisse, and wrote about screwing nonjews with little noses. So I think to remember from my youth.

Capote himself was a darling of the jews, for his fagism. I bet he didn't list out that. In Cold Blood - I remember the hype - that was just another day in the coarsening of life in America to the present level of chaff. Truth is, fiction is mostly there for propaganda purposes. You don't need to read it.

I think you're absolutely right Abzug.

They put this shit into American schools as part of the curriculum and they call it culture.