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So many platforms, as soon as one signs a protest or what ever their is dozens more coming through, is this a eternal flag? or are we in a endless conspiracy of exposing the nasty things that plague us only to find the Government think tank has devised another scheme, that sucks energy and we are in a endless circle of entrapment?
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I have been a long-time admirer of Chris Hedges’ journalism, and really loved hearing this interview and learning what drives him, especially on the role of his father in what he taught him about showing your values instead of teaching them, and that you must make sacrifices for your values.
Thanks, peacevisionary, glad you enjoyed the interview, too.