James P. Hogan: Difference between revisions
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|skills = Writing novels | |skills = Writing novels | ||
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|crimes = [[HIV/AIDS denialism|AIDS denialism]]<br>[[Holocaust denial]]<br>[[Climate change denial]] | |crimes = [[HIV/AIDS denialism|AIDS denialism]]<br>[[Holocaust denial]]<br>[[Anti-Semitism]]<br>[[Climate change denial]] | ||
|type of villain = Serial Denier}} | |type of villain = Serial Denier}} | ||
'''James Patrick Hogan''' was a British science fiction author who was known for novels such as "Thrice Opon a Time" and "Code of the Lifemaker". However, in his later years, he became criticised for denying many serious things, such as AIDS, the Holocaust and climate change. | '''James Patrick Hogan''' was a British science fiction author who was known for novels such as "Thrice Opon a Time" and "Code of the Lifemaker". However, in his later years, he became criticised for denying many serious things, such as AIDS, the Holocaust and climate change. | ||
== Villainy == | == Villainy == | ||
*He supported [[Peter Duesberg]]'s hypothesis that AIDS is caused by pharmaceutical use, not HIV. | *He supported [[Peter Duesberg]]'s hypothesis that AIDS is caused by pharmaceutical use, not HIV. | ||
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James Patrick Hogan was a British science fiction author who was known for novels such as "Thrice Opon a Time" and "Code of the Lifemaker". However, in his later years, he became criticised for denying many serious things, such as AIDS, the Holocaust and climate change.
Villainy
- He supported Peter Duesberg's hypothesis that AIDS is caused by pharmaceutical use, not HIV.
- He rejected the science on climate change and ozone depletion.
- He claimed that the Holocaust never happened in the manner described by mainstream historians, and even wrote an essay defending Holocaust denier Ernst Zündel.