A person whose diet is deficient in nitrilosidic foods (those foods rich in Amygdalin, the substance whose molecularity is 1 part: the natural analgesic benzaldehyde, 1 part: hydrogen cyanide, 2 parts: glucose) is incapable of stopping the over-production of healing cells (cells known as tumorous, trophoblastic, malignant, pre-embyonic, anaplastic, metastatic, neoplastic, neoplastigenic, placental) ergo this person has cancer.
My goal (or desire or dream or life's mission) is to shack up with several groupings of STAID, LESBIAN HOMEBODIES whose daily activities include (involve or revolve around): washing undies in the kitchen sink; flossing over the toilet; turning hobbies into sub-clinical afflictions; smoothing wrinkles; hanging curtains; agonizing during crises; lighting candles; vomiting before breakfast; languishing on the back porch; throwing seizures in laundromats; poisoning snakes...
Thank you Christopher Hitches for all you have stood for and taken a stand against. Your efforts to advance science, awareness and rational deliberation have been nothing short of inspirational.
Your dedication to curb extremism has been steadfast and sincere. I cannot articulate how much you will be missed...
Please visit my channel for the unpopular truth about homosexuality.
A person does not need religion, hatred or any kind of phobia in order to acknowledge important, qualitative differences between heterosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption and homosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption.
Homosexual activists, with complete support from the media, have succeeded at framing themselves as noble victims and martyrs; it's an effective way to push a social agenda.
I just jizzed myself. Having read Nineteen Eighty-Four, Animal Farm, Coming Up for Air and Keep the Aspidistra Flying all on my own accord after discovering Orwell, seeing Christopher talking about these novels just sent me through the roof. I could burn my house down with happiness.
@Zimnyification And I actually plan on reading the rest of his works, plus two anthologies of Orwell's narrative and critical essays. He's like a god.
@alx90x I like how he says its encouraging that Orwell wasn't a genius with average integrity and intelligence. He obviously thinks he's smarter than Orwell. What can you expect from someone who adores Trotsky and Marx and supports the PNAC agenda?
@TiMMYSQUibbLES I absolutely agree...I for one think Orwell was not only a better writer than Hitchens (if they can even be talked about seriously in the same sentence, let alone compared), but actually more intelligent. I'm sure Hitchens would beg to differ.
@modularmaster I have to draw public attention to your stupidity, for your benefit as much as my satisfaction. Did you actually listen to this interview? Hitchens himself denies any ambition to take Orwell's mantle.
Secondly, you haven't read Hitchens - no-one who does can fail to be impressed with his clarity of mind and literary ability. Unless of course they are themselves less than literate.
That thing he said about reading Orwell as compared to Proust, Nabokov, or Eliot was absolutely true. I remember reading "Lolita" and thinking "wow, this is kind of interesting and all, but it really doesn't inspire me that much". Orwell on the other hand.....well let's just say I agree with Hitchens 100%. You get the same feeling reading Orwell that you get reading Mark Twain and Charles Dickens.
With historical revisionist Hitchens: Perversity = Compassion. His desire for a planetary government founded & run by Luciferians & eugenicists won't be a family-friendly paradise.
@Asparagusville Luciferians and eugenicists? Hitchen makes no allusions to either of these belief systems. You are a small minded plagiarist to draw such conclusions.
[Part Two] operation of these factors new species not only have been produced but organisms of widely differing groups may have arisen from common ancestors; broadly : biological evolution -- compare EVOLUTION 5b NEO=DARWINISM; LAMARCKISM, MUTATION [Fr. pps. 575-6 of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary -- 1967]
@oomploomp Rediculous indeed. The reasons Hitchen mentioned to why he infers that Orwell's intelligence level is no more than average are not the best indicators to assess someone's intelligence with. Those reasons are Orwell "never went to a univerisity, never had a steady job, or publisher".
And through this portal (hidden within this pot-hole): We have the dabbler in homosexual deviance, the eugenics' quean Chrissy Hitchens, on his high horse proclaiming that George Orwell was of common intellect.
Obscurantist/plagiarist/historical revisionist Christopher (bearer of Christ) Hitchens supports the eugenic policies of the modern-day Western World: carbon taxes (which'll double the price of grain); abortion (infanticide/genocide); endless warfare (as Orwell had warned in "1984"); confiscatory taxation; Zero Population Growth; "atheism"/Darwinism (the denigration of personhood/self-sovereignty) & internationalism (planetary govt.). If anyone is then surely: he's deserving of deportation.
HATE CRIME: In proper English it would be "hateful crime," in practice it's THOUGHTCRIME, as envisioned in George Orwell's 1948 novel: "Nineteen Eighty-Four," which had been tentatively entitled: "The Last Man in England." In Daytona Beach, NEWSPEAK is thriving. The new police station, which is on rural land (the old place was in junkie town) is the "Law Enforcement Center."
@TheFutureUnquiet genocide and infanticide? go to the bible for references and brutal details. atheism is NOT evolution and there is NO SUCH THING AS "DARWINISM" how many times do we have to tell you people this.
[Part Two] operation of these factors new species not only have been produced but organisms of widely differing groups may have arisen from common ancestors; broadly : biological evolution -- compare EVOLUTION 5b NEO=DARWINISM; LAMARCKISM, MUTATION [Fr. pps. 575-6 of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary -- 1967]
Orwell was a luddite. As Marx pointed out, the luddite puts the emphasis on the mode rather than the means of production. Capitalism, Communism & Fascism all have one thing in common: they are all technocracies in one form or another & Orwell hated them all.
@bondurango They have many things in common. The endgame of all of them involve total complacancy of the general public. It always unravels in the end, though. At a certain point, the general public wake up after being lulled for ages, much like what is happening in china now, the internet being the catalyst. the oposite happening ever so slowly in the united states because Bush decided to push forward with the agenda too quickly, using 9/11 as a catalyst for furthering the rightwing agenda.
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I'm Catholic and I share Hitchens' enthusiasm for Orwell. The problem is that he politically allied himself with people who are not dissimilar to those in
are you kidding me? Orwell aligned himself with no one - he was 'socialist' only in spirit after the spanish civil war - hitchens was right about orwell taking down imperialism-stalinism-fascism all at once -
Hitchens is not even remotely aligned with neocons. The problem with political discourse in the US is solidified in your statement.
There is no left or the right, just different arms of the same machine. Hitchens doesn't play to those games. He takes a realistic approach to foreign policy, based on fact and real world experience. He has been on the ground and witness and analyzed a lot of the world, and as such can make remarkably honest indictments of its realities.
Exactly and well said sir. The readyness, willingness and in fact, desperate need to label one especially in political spheres in the United States is rather troubling. It is simplistic and foolish, afaic, to suggest he is a neocon simply because he backed the intervention.
@megalman1 I don't have anything about Hitches; he's done some great work - trials of henry Kissinger and his analysis of Mother Teresa come to mind. But one cannot forget the fact that he supported the war in Iraq, showed a great deal of arrogance and contempt towards Chomsky (who knows way more than him) and held, probably still does, racist views. I mean, I don't dislike the guy, but it seems that he has a penchant promoting for counter cultural thoughts in order to look "cool" or something.
@megalman1 In my opinion, anyone who aligns themselves with an ideology and says, "I believe everything that X says about politics, religion, the economy etc." should never be taken seriously. Such people have no real opinions of any worth. Thats why I love Hitchens
@megalman1 "He takes a realistic approach to foreign policy, based on fact and real world experience. " CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS???? THIS MAN? This man who enthusiastically supported the American-led war in Iraq? The same war which was trumped up on dubious charges? This man, who remained unapologetic about the war even after its colossal failure could no longer be denied? This man, who “attacked” Kissinger, but was just as big of a warmonger? That impresses you? Cool.....
So basically, get an education, stop using childish insults, learn to notice the irony of telling someone to get smart whilst ignoring the points they made and making comments showing your lack of intelligence. Oh and check out the hypocracy of calling me a negative person in the same comment where you called me an asshole. I backed up my points aimed at you, you are just flinging them round like a 12 year old. Grow up. Oh and seriously, you dont believe in evolution? That is just hilarious!
Right so I should get smart enough to be like you and believe in an invisible man in the sky and not know about any history? Or know about many countries either by the sound of things as countries like Japan, Denmark, Sweden etc are mostly religion free and have some of the lowest crime rates and largest political freedoms in the world. Above US and UK .
Statistically the group most likely to be religious which has been shown in countless studies is the least educated of society.
Uhuh..remember a period in history where religion was viewed as the most important part of a man and womans life? Remember what it was like? Remember what it was called? The dark ages, get an education and maybe one day you can take a few steps towards not making a complete fool of yourself.
Gotta say if your an American then those two countries have far less serious problems in terms of murder rates, divorce, crime.. etc
In fact it's more like the opposite, if you look at the Roman Catholic church of the middle ages & the archaic regimes of some arab countries then you can see that a theocracy is very similar to the Big Brother (god) scenario of 1984..
Prick?? Duude, the guys prolly shitting his pants just trying to keep it 2gether interviewing a kat a fuckin cool as Christopher Hitchens. Goddamn, everytime he speaks, my fuckin brain swells, AND I LOVE IT!!!!!
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My goal (or desire or dream or life's mission) is to shack up with several groupings of STAID, LESBIAN HOMEBODIES whose daily activities include (involve or revolve around): washing undies in the kitchen sink; flossing over the toilet; turning hobbies into sub-clinical afflictions; smoothing wrinkles; hanging curtains; agonizing during crises; lighting candles; vomiting before breakfast; languishing on the back porch; throwing seizures in laundromats; poisoning snakes...
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Thank you Christopher Hitches for all you have stood for and taken a stand against. Your efforts to advance science, awareness and rational deliberation have been nothing short of inspirational.
Your dedication to curb extremism has been steadfast and sincere. I cannot articulate how much you will be missed...
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Please visit my channel for the unpopular truth about homosexuality.
A person does not need religion, hatred or any kind of phobia in order to acknowledge important, qualitative differences between heterosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption and homosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption.
Homosexual activists, with complete support from the media, have succeeded at framing themselves as noble victims and martyrs; it's an effective way to push a social agenda.
lightandbeautiful 5 months ago
I supposed he's pissed Orwell wrote 1984 before him and cheated him out of all that money.
NorthNorth2009 7 months ago
@NorthNorth2009 yeah, that must be it, you've figured him out, you've solved the world riddle.
sstuddert 2 months ago
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Closely listen to an Inception dvd made before the January 8th Tucson shooting, especially around, "'Do It.'" Inception.
jamestargetedindiv 7 months ago
Please listen to 1984 audio available on youtube. 40 parts. A a very powerful piece of work. G.Orwell a master of the English fiction.
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carsanookdotcom 11 months ago
I just jizzed myself. Having read Nineteen Eighty-Four, Animal Farm, Coming Up for Air and Keep the Aspidistra Flying all on my own accord after discovering Orwell, seeing Christopher talking about these novels just sent me through the roof. I could burn my house down with happiness.
Zimnyification 11 months ago 2
@Zimnyification And I actually plan on reading the rest of his works, plus two anthologies of Orwell's narrative and critical essays. He's like a god.
Zimnyification 11 months ago
you, sir, are no george orwell.
alx90x 1 year ago 2
@alx90x I like how he says its encouraging that Orwell wasn't a genius with average integrity and intelligence. He obviously thinks he's smarter than Orwell. What can you expect from someone who adores Trotsky and Marx and supports the PNAC agenda?
TiMMYSQUibbLES 8 months ago
@TiMMYSQUibbLES I absolutely agree...I for one think Orwell was not only a better writer than Hitchens (if they can even be talked about seriously in the same sentence, let alone compared), but actually more intelligent. I'm sure Hitchens would beg to differ.
modularmaster 6 months ago
@modularmaster Hitchins ego would ejaculate prematurely like a virgin in bed on prom night. lol
TiMMYSQUibbLES 6 months ago
@modularmaster I have to draw public attention to your stupidity, for your benefit as much as my satisfaction. Did you actually listen to this interview? Hitchens himself denies any ambition to take Orwell's mantle.
Secondly, you haven't read Hitchens - no-one who does can fail to be impressed with his clarity of mind and literary ability. Unless of course they are themselves less than literate.
helperthrope 1 month ago
That thing he said about reading Orwell as compared to Proust, Nabokov, or Eliot was absolutely true. I remember reading "Lolita" and thinking "wow, this is kind of interesting and all, but it really doesn't inspire me that much". Orwell on the other hand.....well let's just say I agree with Hitchens 100%. You get the same feeling reading Orwell that you get reading Mark Twain and Charles Dickens.
BloggerMusicMan 1 year ago
why orwell matters great book
MrBillcale 1 year ago
why orwell matter is a great book
MrBillcale 1 year ago
With historical revisionist Hitchens: Perversity = Compassion. His desire for a planetary government founded & run by Luciferians & eugenicists won't be a family-friendly paradise.
Asparagusville 1 year ago
@Asparagusville Luciferians and eugenicists? Hitchen makes no allusions to either of these belief systems. You are a small minded plagiarist to draw such conclusions.
rooflee 1 year ago
@rooflee : Have an adult read to you.
Asparagusville 1 year ago
@Asparagusville Rather a pointless reply. But I'm not surprised by it.
rooflee 1 year ago
[Part Two] operation of these factors new species not only have been produced but organisms of widely differing groups may have arisen from common ancestors; broadly : biological evolution -- compare EVOLUTION 5b NEO=DARWINISM; LAMARCKISM, MUTATION [Fr. pps. 575-6 of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary -- 1967]
TheFutureUnquiet 1 year ago
Orwell had "average...intelligence"? as much as I admire Hitchens, that's ridiculous
oomploomp 1 year ago
@oomploomp Rediculous indeed. The reasons Hitchen mentioned to why he infers that Orwell's intelligence level is no more than average are not the best indicators to assess someone's intelligence with. Those reasons are Orwell "never went to a univerisity, never had a steady job, or publisher".
BuyMyKidneys 1 year ago
And through this portal (hidden within this pot-hole): We have the dabbler in homosexual deviance, the eugenics' quean Chrissy Hitchens, on his high horse proclaiming that George Orwell was of common intellect.
TheFutureUnquiet 1 year ago
he says orwell had average intelligence? that he was not a genius? hitchens, pull your head out of your arse
gjaybee 1 year ago
Obscurantist/plagiarist/historical revisionist Christopher (bearer of Christ) Hitchens supports the eugenic policies of the modern-day Western World: carbon taxes (which'll double the price of grain); abortion (infanticide/genocide); endless warfare (as Orwell had warned in "1984"); confiscatory taxation; Zero Population Growth; "atheism"/Darwinism (the denigration of personhood/self-sovereignty) & internationalism (planetary govt.). If anyone is then surely: he's deserving of deportation.
TheFutureUnquiet 1 year ago
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HATE CRIME: In proper English it would be "hateful crime," in practice it's THOUGHTCRIME, as envisioned in George Orwell's 1948 novel: "Nineteen Eighty-Four," which had been tentatively entitled: "The Last Man in England." In Daytona Beach, NEWSPEAK is thriving. The new police station, which is on rural land (the old place was in junkie town) is the "Law Enforcement Center."
procommenter 1 year ago
@TheFutureUnquiet genocide and infanticide? go to the bible for references and brutal details. atheism is NOT evolution and there is NO SUCH THING AS "DARWINISM" how many times do we have to tell you people this.
patrickledford420 1 year ago
[Part Two] operation of these factors new species not only have been produced but organisms of widely differing groups may have arisen from common ancestors; broadly : biological evolution -- compare EVOLUTION 5b NEO=DARWINISM; LAMARCKISM, MUTATION [Fr. pps. 575-6 of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary -- 1967]
TheFutureUnquiet 1 year ago
hes growing weed behind him lol
buewgewstmeiers 2 years ago
Hitchens = fake opposition = gatekeeper
fossilman2 2 years ago
Orwell was a luddite. As Marx pointed out, the luddite puts the emphasis on the mode rather than the means of production. Capitalism, Communism & Fascism all have one thing in common: they are all technocracies in one form or another & Orwell hated them all.
bondurango 2 years ago
@bondurango They have many things in common. The endgame of all of them involve total complacancy of the general public. It always unravels in the end, though. At a certain point, the general public wake up after being lulled for ages, much like what is happening in china now, the internet being the catalyst. the oposite happening ever so slowly in the united states because Bush decided to push forward with the agenda too quickly, using 9/11 as a catalyst for furthering the rightwing agenda.
ronnysoeberg 2 years ago
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Here we have the dabbler in homosexual deviance, the eugenics' quean Chrissy Hitchens, on his high horse proclaiming that George Orwell was of common intellect.
TheFutureUnquiet 2 years ago
@TheFutureUnquiet Your comment is bad and you should feel bad.
tim035 1 year ago
@TheFutureUnquiet If you can't stand defeat , stay out of the Kitch hens.
davidoffon 1 year ago
I'm a fan of Orwell but asimov has some good criticism of Orwell's work:
Google:
"REVIEW OF 1984
By Isaac Asimov"
Hirnlego999 2 years ago
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I'm Catholic and I share Hitchens' enthusiasm for Orwell. The problem is that he politically allied himself with people who are not dissimilar to those in
"1984" who invent Newsspeak, Doublethought, etc.
hopkins4545 2 years ago
are you kidding me? Orwell aligned himself with no one - he was 'socialist' only in spirit after the spanish civil war - hitchens was right about orwell taking down imperialism-stalinism-fascism all at once -
iggypot 2 years ago 4
Orwell was not just socialist in mind. He was a assured marxist. And yes, Orwell took opposition to all of those forces.
shurednichso 2 years ago 4
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Chris Hitchens is a clever guy. It's just a shame that he sold out to money and the neocons.
malma1 2 years ago
Hitchens is not even remotely aligned with neocons. The problem with political discourse in the US is solidified in your statement.
There is no left or the right, just different arms of the same machine. Hitchens doesn't play to those games. He takes a realistic approach to foreign policy, based on fact and real world experience. He has been on the ground and witness and analyzed a lot of the world, and as such can make remarkably honest indictments of its realities.
That impresses me.
megalman1 2 years ago 49
Exactly and well said sir. The readyness, willingness and in fact, desperate need to label one especially in political spheres in the United States is rather troubling. It is simplistic and foolish, afaic, to suggest he is a neocon simply because he backed the intervention.
QwidgyboMan 2 years ago 4
@megalman1 Well said!
knuthoem85 1 year ago
@megalman1
So he's a liberal mugged by reality? Why does that sound familiar?
help4343 1 year ago
@megalman1 I don't have anything about Hitches; he's done some great work - trials of henry Kissinger and his analysis of Mother Teresa come to mind. But one cannot forget the fact that he supported the war in Iraq, showed a great deal of arrogance and contempt towards Chomsky (who knows way more than him) and held, probably still does, racist views. I mean, I don't dislike the guy, but it seems that he has a penchant promoting for counter cultural thoughts in order to look "cool" or something.
toseeornot2see 1 year ago
@megalman1 In my opinion, anyone who aligns themselves with an ideology and says, "I believe everything that X says about politics, religion, the economy etc." should never be taken seriously. Such people have no real opinions of any worth. Thats why I love Hitchens
AnonymousComrade 11 months ago
@megalman1 A realistic approach to foreign policy is not perpetual warfare that is funded by the Federal Reserve and China.
xxdiogenescynicxx 5 months ago
SLAVESweARE 1 month ago 2
@malma1 George von Gorgeous sorted that out.
davidoffon 2 years ago
fuck the dark ages
Guitarstring187 2 years ago
woah woah woah.....this stuff isnt importnt what is.....is that christopher hitchens has good sence of style. lol
Guitarstring187 2 years ago
So basically, get an education, stop using childish insults, learn to notice the irony of telling someone to get smart whilst ignoring the points they made and making comments showing your lack of intelligence. Oh and check out the hypocracy of calling me a negative person in the same comment where you called me an asshole. I backed up my points aimed at you, you are just flinging them round like a 12 year old. Grow up. Oh and seriously, you dont believe in evolution? That is just hilarious!
MetalguitarlessonsUK 3 years ago 2
Right so I should get smart enough to be like you and believe in an invisible man in the sky and not know about any history? Or know about many countries either by the sound of things as countries like Japan, Denmark, Sweden etc are mostly religion free and have some of the lowest crime rates and largest political freedoms in the world. Above US and UK .
Statistically the group most likely to be religious which has been shown in countless studies is the least educated of society.
MetalguitarlessonsUK 3 years ago
Uhuh..remember a period in history where religion was viewed as the most important part of a man and womans life? Remember what it was like? Remember what it was called? The dark ages, get an education and maybe one day you can take a few steps towards not making a complete fool of yourself.
MetalguitarlessonsUK 3 years ago 2
Haha!
Like Japan or Sweden..?
Gotta say if your an American then those two countries have far less serious problems in terms of murder rates, divorce, crime.. etc
In fact it's more like the opposite, if you look at the Roman Catholic church of the middle ages & the archaic regimes of some arab countries then you can see that a theocracy is very similar to the Big Brother (god) scenario of 1984..
DoubleIntruder 3 years ago 2
Atheism doesn't lead in any particular direction.
UdallIn72 3 years ago 4
Who is the smug, matey prick interviewing him?
wonderfulkeithfloyd 3 years ago
Prick?? Duude, the guys prolly shitting his pants just trying to keep it 2gether interviewing a kat a fuckin cool as Christopher Hitchens. Goddamn, everytime he speaks, my fuckin brain swells, AND I LOVE IT!!!!!
saywatThafuckiwant 3 years ago 32
yes Well Done that man.
whitebate 3 years ago
02:30 Orwell managed to disprove Imperialism, Stalinism and Fascism in one lifetime.
Thank you!
bennygale 4 years ago 5
Orwell was a proud Trotskyist and men like him are few and far between,
patient0Studios 3 years ago