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Chris Hedges

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Sep 28, 2026

Stephen HinerHOST
0:58
I'll show you a couple of pictures, and then I will read from the appendix.
Stephen HinerHOST
1:03
The genesis for this book dates to the spring of 2001 when the journalist Chris Hedges and I prepared to go on assignment to the Gaza Strip for Harper's Magazine.
Stephen HinerHOST
1:12
He as a writer with me as illustrator.
Stephen HinerHOST
1:15
We had decided to focus on how Palestinians in one town, Han Yunis, were coping during the early months of the Second Intifada against the Israeli occupation.
Stephen HinerHOST
1:24
I recalled a reference I'd read many years before in Noam Chomsky's book, The Faithful Triangle, basically a short quote from a United Nations document about a large-scale killing of civilians in Han Yunis in 1956, and Chris agreed that we should add this barely noted historical episode to our story if it turned out to have some validity and current resonance.
Stephen HinerHOST
1:45
If you'd like to know more about Chris Hedges, I'll put a link for a book I did of his called A Genocide Foretold.
Stephen HinerHOST
1:51
I'll put a link in the description as well as a card.
Stephen HinerHOST
1:55
Once in Kan Yunis, we devoted about a day to gathering eyewitness testimony to what had happened in the town in November 1956 during the Suez Canal Crisis, when Israeli forces briefly occupied the Egyptian-ruled Gaza Strip.
Jimmy DoreHOST
52:09
At some point, don't we have to...
Jimmy DoreHOST
52:14
We, y- you know, as Chris Hedges said after 2016, we have to go into the wilderness.
Jimmy DoreHOST
52:19
We have to take out what...
Jimmy DoreHOST
52:20
We have to try to throw, overthrow this thing.
Jimmy DoreHOST
52:23
And some people would call that an accelerist, accelerationist, that you have to bring the pain harder so we have change, and people really look down their nose at that, right? Uh, but that was what Chris Hedges was certainly, to my m- now, my m- memory, was advocating in 2016.
Jimmy DoreHOST
52:42
Um, and so that's the crumbs that, that keep you, "We're gonna give you a rent freeze." And that's not not nothing.
Jimmy DoreHOST
52:50
That's something.
Luke ThomasHOST
68:59
I love his sub stack.
Luke ThomasHOST
69:02
Chris Hedges.
Luke ThomasHOST
69:03
Chris Hedges is phenomenal.
Luke ThomasHOST
69:06
I do read Reuters time to time.
Luke ThomasHOST
69:07
I do read AP News time to time.
Scott HarrisHOST
17:06
And lastly, I'll just mention again, Between the Lines Radio News Magazine is celebrating our 35th anniversary of being on the air, a program born at WPKN.
Scott HarrisHOST
17:17
We'll be featuring a keynote address by Chris Hedges, Pulitzer Prize-winning, uh, journalist and author.
Scott HarrisHOST
17:23
The title of his talk is The Next Election May Be Our Last: Why a General Strike is Democracy's Last Line of Defense Against Fascism.
Scott HarrisHOST
17:31
That's gonna be taking place Saturday, October 17th from 2:00 to 4:00 PM at the First and Summerfield United Methodist Church in downtown New Haven at 425 College Street.
Scott HarrisHOST
0:16
Between the Lines Radio News Magazine that was born here at WPCAN 35 years ago is celebrating our 35th birthday.
Scott HarrisHOST
0:25
And we're going to be having a major event in downtown New Haven, Connecticut called with a keynote address by Pulitzer Prize-winning author, journalist, and activist Chris Hedges.
Scott HarrisHOST
0:39
And we hope you'll attend.
Scott HarrisHOST
0:42
Chris has very generously volunteered to help us celebrate Between the Lines' birthday, and that's going to be happening Saturday, October 17th from 2 to 4 p.m. at the First and Summerfield Church.
Scott HarrisHOST
5:53
Yeah.
Scott HarrisHOST
5:53
So, you know, we have a situation where I know I've been talking with Chris Hedges and, you know, he's of the opinion that A general strike is really the only thing that can save us from a descent into fascism.
Sarah KendziorGUEST
6:08
Yeah, I don't know about the general strike, and I'll get into that more in a minute if you want to know why or why not.
Sarah KendziorGUEST
6:14
I think that might or might not work.
Nick LaParaHOST
37:21
You know, a lot of people use the language of, and that was super, super helpful.
Nick LaParaHOST
37:26
Along those lines, people use phrases like, and I say people, I, you know, I did an event last year with Gabor Mate, Chris Hedges.
Nick LaParaHOST
37:36
It was an incredible event.
Nick LaParaHOST
37:37
We raised, you know, a lot of money for Middle East Children's Alliance.
Scott HarrisHOST
41:41
And we are sponsoring a celebration of sort to mark our 35th anniversary.
Scott HarrisHOST
41:47
We've invited Chris Hedges.
Scott HarrisHOST
41:49
He's a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, bestselling author and activist.
Scott HarrisHOST
41:53
And he's going to give a keynote address in New Haven titled The Next Election May Be Our Last.
Bradley DeanHOST
0:01
What did you expect would be the outcome when you play by their made-up rules? The deterioration of every government begins with the decay of the principles on which it was founded.
Bradley DeanHOST
0:14
Many of us have already heard Chris Hedges' quote, which states, We now live in a nation where doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy knowledge, governments destroy freedom, the press destroys information, religion destroys morals, and our banks destroy the economy.
Bradley DeanHOST
0:38
Well, how could it be otherwise when men despise the Word of God? Whoso despiseth the word of God shall be destroyed, but he, as a positive, that feareth the commandment shall be rewarded.
Bradley DeanHOST
0:55
So, naturally, despising the Lord's will be an inverted outcome.
Alex SmithHOST
0:32
While incarcerated in Her Majesty's Prison, Wayland, Hallam wrote a book, Suicide: The Political and Legal Implications of Creating Endless Mass Death.
Alex SmithHOST
0:43
With the help of Robin Boardman and a preface by Chris Hedges, the book was published in January twenty twenty-six.
Alex SmithHOST
0:50
Just a year earlier, the supposedly dangerous climate activist wrote a passionate defense for non-violent action.
Alex SmithHOST
0:59
In answer to Swedish author Andreas Malm, Hallam's book is called How to Blow Up a Society: The Derangement of Left Fascism.

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