Chris Hedges On Police Siding With People

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Chris hedges on police siding with people.

The myth of human progress and the collapse of complex societies. The audio and transcript of a speech that chris hedges gave in santa monica calif on oct. Canada s national observer spoke about it with chris hedges 63 a pulitzer prize winning journalist and author who was a foreign correspondent for 15 years for the new york times where he served as the paper s middle east and balkan bureau chiefs. Click here to see chris hedges interview writer alex vitale.

Chris hedges and jimmy dore join tyrel ventura to discuss a number of pressing topics. Chris hedges gave this talk tuesday june 11 at an event held in london in support of julian assange. But there s real hope in the streets. By comparison police in england and wales killed 62 people in the 27 years between the start of 1990 and the end of 2016.

Columns by chris hedges at truthdig. They use the state mechanisms of control. 1 mask mandates even though actual studies indicate masks have no significant effect in slowing the spread of respiratory illness and there are at. The cost of resistance the governing elites when truly threatened turn the rule of law into farce.

Truthdig january 26 2014. Chris does correctly answer the last question he poses and lists many awful things people will be voting for if they vote for biden but he misses the most important things they will be voting for. Interview with chris hedges. Chris hedges is a pulitzer prize winning journalist who was a foreign correspondent for fifteen years for the new york times where he served as the middle east bureau chief and balkan bureau chief for the paper he previously worked overseas for the dallas morning news the christian science monitor and npr he is the host of the emmy award nominated rt america show on contact.

America faces a historic choice ugly corporate tyranny or revolution these are the good times says hedges compared to what may lie ahead.