By James Bloodworth
During his lifetime many of the late Christopher Hitchens’s most vociferous critics were former allies from the political left. How, it was asked, could a once radical polemicist have become a cheerleader for the neo-conservative project to remake the world?
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It's time to give Christopher Hitchens a statue
October 31, 2012Posted by Tom at 17:20 6 comments
Labels: 2012, Christopher Hitchens, statue
Bill Donohue Debates Christopher Hitchens: Part 1
October 26, 2012Posted by Tom at 18:33 6 comments
Labels: 2000, Bill Donohue, Catholicism, Christopher Hitchens, debate
Labour politician threatens to quit if bust to ‘pro-war’ journalist Christopher Hitchens goes up in Red Lion Square
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http://www.camdennewjournal.com/news/2012/oct/labour-politician-threatens-quit-if-bust-%E2%80%98pro-war%E2%80%99-journalist-christopher-hitchens-goe
Posted by Tom at 15:49 1 comments
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Hitchens' last days
"Carol Blue, Christopher Hitchens' widow, talks candidly about her husband's dying days."
Watch here (abc.net.au)
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Labels: 2012, Carol Blue, Christopher Hitchens, Lateline, Tony Jones
Graydon Carter & Carol Blue on Christopher Hitchens
Watch it here (charlierose.com)
Posted by Tom at 15:08 0 comments
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An afterword to the life of Christopher Hitchens
October 15, 2012Listen here. (abc.net.au)
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Labels: 2012, Carol Blue, Christopher Hitchens, Phillip Adams
What Sort of People are the Christopher Hitchens Fan Club?
October 2, 2012I can’t really claim that I never notice the extraordinarily spiteful attacks on me which come from one particular quarter. They're almost impossible to miss. Some of them are on Twitter. Others arrive here directly. Others surface in various places on the Internet. Those responsible claim to be admirers of my late brother, Christopher.
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