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Why Bosnia Matters
Christopher Hitchens
Recorded at Carleton University.
History Is Not Over
Christopher Hitchens
Hitchens at his analytical best. In brilliant fashion he cuts and dices Francis Fukuyama’s end of history thesis. He also comments on the future of socialism and states, ” I am a Luxembergian” and adds, “Socialism is more relevant now than it ever has been. I’m not hesitant to say that.” Recorded at Georgetown University.
The Destruction of Yugoslavia
Christopher Hitchens, Branka Magas
The collapse and disintegration of Yugoslavia, which began in 1991, has resulted in a war with hundreds of thousands of deaths and several million refugees. Atrocities and massacres envelop the Balkans on a scale not seen in Europe in fifty years. Croats and Serbs, in large numbers, have lost their lives and homes but it […]
Media Muckrakers
Christopher Hitchens, Martin Lee
Was the Gulf War Just? – a debate
Christopher Hitchens, Morton Kondracke
Recorded at the University of Wisconsin.
Is Socialism Obsolete?
Christopher Hitchens, Dinesh D'Souza
Recorded at Georgetown University.
Election 2000: A Space Odyssey
Jim Hightower
The election season is upon us. The campaign coffers are overflowing. The pundits are pontificating and the pollsters are polling. But election 2000 is hardly creating a ripple of interest. Voter turnouts will probably set new lows. Democracy, such as it is, withers. Recorded at Colorado College.
Let’s Fight the Bastards
Jim Hightower
“We’ve got to have a new political movement that will give people, ordinary work-a-day folks, a political channel for the expression of their anger and of their aspirations. Both political parties are totally butt-deep in the campaign finance corruption. They’re in the pockets of the corporate elites and the wealthy interests in the country. Their […]
Politics, Fat Cats & Dead Armadillos
Jim Hightower
In late nineteenth-century America a broad-based populist movement rose in response to economic inequality, political corruption and corporate greed. The movement had a wide impact and sparked a number of reforms and innovations. Today, in what some see as comparable conditions, there are once again populist stirrings in the country.
Money & Politics
Jim Hightower
U.S. Policy in the Mideast and Beyond
Seymour Hersh
Investigative Reporting and Government Lying
Seymour Hersh
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