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It is clear that Hitchens is facing grim odds. His is a voice that I'd hate to see silenced, but judging by this article, we could see some of his best work in
by noarchy 16y ago
It is clear that Hitchens is facing grim odds. His is a voice that I'd hate to see silenced, but judging by this article, we could see some of his best work in his remaining days (however long they may be).
- benatkin 16y agoYes, judging from this and also a recent interview, he still has a very active mind. http://www.hughhewitt.com/blog/g/3979a77d-720a-4853-8890-1fc4f22c23cb http://www.hughhewitt.com/blog/g/3979a77d-720a-4853-8890-1fc...
- rubashov 16y ago> a voice that I'd hate to see silenced He's an imperialist war monger. I'll shed no tears. He's certainly expressed no remorse for the tens of thousands dead in the wars he cheerlead.
- igravious 16y agoAnd yet, still, we lose our humanity when we sink to his level. Besides I think the jury is out: on the plus side he wrote a beautiful damning book[1] of Kissinger who is by far one of the worst people to have escaped unscathed from their own wrong-doing and is the man I would dearly love to see locked away for the rest of his natural days - on the minus side he bought into the "they'll greet us as liberators" lark and would not back down in the face of growing evidence to the contrary, view i might add Hitchens shares with millions upon millions of people from the US. Everybody is a complex mix of good and bad intentions. I thank the stars that you're not the final arbiter. [1] http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Kissinger/CaseAgainst1_Hitchens.html http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Kissinger/CaseAgainst1_Hit...