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Stephen Fry & Friends on the Life of Christopher Hitchens 

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In this historic event, Stephen Fry, Richard Dawkins, Salman Rushdie, Sean Penn and other friends of Christopher Hitchens came together to celebrate the life and work of this great writer, iconoclast and debater. Fry was joined on stage at the Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall by Richard Dawkins and the two discussed Hitch's unflinching commitment to the truth.
Hollywood actor Sean Penn was beamed in from LA by Google+ and, between cigarette puffs, read from Hitch's acclaimed work, The Trial of Henry Kissinger. Five friends of Hitch spoke via satellite in New York: satirist Christopher Buckley and editor Lewis Lapham mused on Hitch's prowess as a journalist. 'Like a pot of gold', said Lapham. Martin Amis, Salman Rushdie and James Fenton delighted the audience with stories of Hitchens as a young man. Rushdie drew roars of laughter when he recounted a word game invented by Amis and Hitchens where the word 'love' is replaced with 'hysterical sex'. Particular favourites included Hysterical Sex in the Time of Cholera and Hysterical Sex Is All You Need.
Watching the event with Hitch at his bedside in Texas, Hitch's wife Carol and novelist Ian McEwan provided an email commentary. 'His Rolls Royce mind is still purring beautifully', typed McEwan.
The event was watched live by 2500 at the venue, and by thousands more in UK cinemas and online.

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@beratnabodhi
@beratnabodhi 5 месяцев назад
One day back in 2005, I was sitting in a bar in the Bluegrass Airport in Lexington Kentucky when someone sat down at the bar next to me and ordered a Johnny Walker Black. I turned to find myself sitting next to Christopher Hitchens. I had just read The Trials of Henry Kissinger, and even though he had just finished a lecture at the University of Kentucky on the book, he was still kind enough to engage me on the topic. I got to sit with him for a little less than an hour till our flight. We were on the same flight to Atlanta, but separated and I didn't want to pester him. It was one of the coolest conversations I've ever had. At the time I was a Labor organizer for the Teamsters and he commended my chosen profession and thanked me for it.
@kpl775
@kpl775 3 месяца назад
I'm only 23, and I became familiar with Christopher Hitchens around 2022, and the impact he's had on me is so great that it's almost inexplicable. I've bought all his books and read almost all of them more than once, and I've learned more from him alone than I have from reading other intellectuals for years. Christopher was really in a league of his own. It's hurt to know I'll never be able to meet this great man, and I really hope you appreciate how lucky you've been, not only to meet him, but talk to him personally.
@paulk2257
@paulk2257 Год назад
Few people can hold a candle to the oratory skills of Christopher Hitchens. His encyclopaedic knowledge, wit, linguistic majesty and critical thinking are an awe to behold. I can never tire of listening to him speak, and much like Carl Sagan, I will forever mourn that we can never hear more.
@valika00
@valika00 Год назад
...encyclopaedic knowledge, wit, linguistic majesty and critical thinking... YES!
@johnbuell8035
@johnbuell8035 Год назад
Stephen Fry can
@mihaimoldo
@mihaimoldo Год назад
Oratory wise Stephen is if not his equal, better imho. His catholic speech is nothing short of breathtaking . Not a single useless word .
@lashermayfair0
@lashermayfair0 Год назад
Often makes me try to guess at the number of people that have possessed incredible wit and the ability to speak so concisely, who have come and gone entirely without even one word committed to paper, or stone, or memory. How many brilliant candles burning radiantly from both ends have gone out, leaving us neither smoke or ash as evidence that they were once there casting light?
@wobblybobengland
@wobblybobengland Год назад
@@mihaimoldo methinks if it not born of conversation with Hitchin
@hla5560650
@hla5560650 8 лет назад
Christopher, Richard and Stephen... Such individuals are irreplaceable.. Huge love and respect from Baghdad
@Orikron
@Orikron 8 лет назад
+Hussein Ali So, you're a closet atheist?
@Orikron
@Orikron 8 лет назад
Jack bassman He hasn't replied so I guess he is outspoken.
@flywheelshyster6549
@flywheelshyster6549 7 лет назад
damn son! ya, hopefully maybe he just didn't feel bothered. but i fear you may be right. Respond amigo! let us know you're still kickin' secularism and sanity around the desert! all peace always amigos
@hla5560650
@hla5560650 7 лет назад
Yes gentlemen I'm a closet atheist, because otherwise I could get killed here.
@flywheelshyster6549
@flywheelshyster6549 7 лет назад
Internet high-five for being alive! the humorous tone is to lighten the seriousness of a shitty situation
@theomegaconcern9564
@theomegaconcern9564 5 лет назад
Two of the greatest things RU-vid has enlightened me to is: 1. How to fix my backyard fence 2. Christopher Hitchens
@BenMJay
@BenMJay 4 года назад
the Omega Concern Now take a look at some other intellectuals that maybe don’t reinforce your own biases.
@roborton1
@roborton1 4 года назад
👍
@Hugh_Morris
@Hugh_Morris 4 года назад
I discovered Hitchens through RU-vid when I was coming as age in Catholic school; he changed my views on life for good. A remarkable man
@samanthamorgan8117
@samanthamorgan8117 4 года назад
Same 👌🏼
@MegaSage007
@MegaSage007 4 года назад
@@Hugh_Morris More faith is needed to believe God didn't do it than to believe he did.
@ChadeGB
@ChadeGB 5 лет назад
"A sumptously exquisite use of language" - Stephen Fry, one of the few people I would trust to accurately describe Hitch's command of the English language. Perfect.
@ani4680
@ani4680 8 лет назад
Hitchens' works have changed a lot of lives, mine is one of them. He's sorely missed. Love, from Bombay.
@BooserBoi
@BooserBoi 7 лет назад
I'm most sad that I've only recently stumbled upon his brilliance. I'm only 20, but I wish I had known who he was when he was alive so that maybe, as a 14-15 year old, I would have been able to have my life changed much sooner and maybe even have met him at some point. I may have no right to miss him as I didn't know of him when he lived, but I truly do have a feeling of sadness and pity for the world that he is no longer with us.
@ani4680
@ani4680 7 лет назад
".....why don't you accept this wonderful offer, why wouldn't you like to meet Shakespeare..... the only reason i want to meet Shakespeare or might even want to, is because i can meet him any time because he's immortal in the works he has left behind...." -CH, from one of his best closings. Hitchens is indeed immortal in his works.
@yerrie1908
@yerrie1908 7 лет назад
i think you are very lucky still, i followed him for more then 10 years but i wished i would have known him when i was 20, i guess i lost 15 years compared to you
@BooserBoi
@BooserBoi 7 лет назад
Man that's one way to look at it. All about perspective.
@RealTalk-uk3yw
@RealTalk-uk3yw 7 лет назад
Gullible idiot.
@ChipArgyle
@ChipArgyle 10 лет назад
So nice to see people do something like this for someone _before_ they died, instead of just delivering a eulogy as per the norm. We should do this more often for our loved ones, especially in those circumstances when we know they have little time left yet would still be able to appreciate it.
@superNowornever
@superNowornever 9 лет назад
my thought exactly! So heartwarming to know he saw and heard every word. So much more comfort than last rites I imagine ;)
@tiffsaver
@tiffsaver 5 лет назад
Agreed.
@abigailslade3824
@abigailslade3824 4 года назад
If anyone deserved such a send off it was Hitch.
@rrbaggett7
@rrbaggett7 4 года назад
@Jazzkeyboardist1 Chrissy? Was that an accidental or intentional typo?
@kosztaz87
@kosztaz87 4 года назад
@ Jazzkeyboardist1 Dude, what's your problem? I get that you disagree with Hitch, but repeating the name Crissy in EVERY sentence makes you look like a kid who is throwing a temper tantrum. You completely undermine your own credibility.
@kirkhope0205
@kirkhope0205 2 года назад
Imagine finding Christopher Hitchens about 3 years ago, bringing through all of the content you could ever find of him, and then seeing is abrupt down word spiral that is cancer. It was heartbreaking, but still, several years after his death, you can find his immortal intellect being distributed, without ads in most cases, freely on the internet. Long Live!
@seanjosephhayes
@seanjosephhayes Год назад
Agreed. I've known of Hitch for a lot longer than 3 years but still only discovered him *after* he had passed. I hadn't a clue for a long time that he had passed as well. Felt so sickened when I found out. I so wish I had discovered him while still alive and that I had been able to attend some event he spoke at.
@TKOS96
@TKOS96 Год назад
Yeah, I discovered him two years after his death. He lives on in our memories.
@stevefromsaskatoon830
@stevefromsaskatoon830 8 месяцев назад
And very unfortunate... me, a dumb truck driver from Saskatchewan had found out about him 20 some years ago 😊
@jennifermorris7986
@jennifermorris7986 2 года назад
"There is still in this world...a furious appetite for ideas, knowledge, for thought and for the questioning of authority." May there always be Frys and Dawkins and Hitchens in our midst to lead the way.
@fredarcher7264
@fredarcher7264 2 года назад
Jennifer Morris May there always be Catholics to point out the error of your ways Jenny .The three pundits you site , share your intellectual vacuum.
@jennifermorris7986
@jennifermorris7986 2 года назад
@@fredarcher7264 Catholics are great at pointing out the errors of my ways, and the ways of everyone else. They've made that their stock in trade for 2000 years, manufacturing guilt for profit. They're less great at pointing that lens inward and acknowledging the paucity of their dogma, the MASSIVE damage their religion has done to the world and the feebleness of their apologies. I find committed Catholics in this day and age utterly ludicrous. How can you possibly still believe in and practice your backward ideas when there exists so much evidence as to why those ideas are ignorant and socially harmful? It baffles me. Don't preach to me about Catholics - your church is one of the worst of the lot. And it's Jennifer. I'm nobody's Jenny.
@kdee8166
@kdee8166 Год назад
@@fredarcher7264 Standard fare from a believer in fairy tales. Hypocrisy, spite, vengefulness and stupidity - some of the building blocks of Catholicism highlighted once again by a small minded minion.
@tinaa9231
@tinaa9231 Год назад
@@fredarcher7264 Does a belief in an ancient invisible, sadistic psychopathic sky fairy make you intelligent then FA? 🤣
@fredarcher7264
@fredarcher7264 Год назад
@@tinaa9231 Jesus loves you Tina A , does the A stand for arse hole ?
@colincooke5136
@colincooke5136 4 года назад
8 years ago and we're all still mourning. Miss Hitch so much.
@colin-campbell
@colin-campbell 4 года назад
Why?
@jacobpaulson23
@jacobpaulson23 4 года назад
@Jazzkeyboardist1 It's rather amusing seeing you commenting on almost every single video and ecery single comment about Christopher, not Chrissy. Do you not have something better to do?
@jacobpaulson23
@jacobpaulson23 4 года назад
@Jazzkeyboardist1 There are so many flaws in that comment, not sure where to begin. Let me ask you a simple question : Are you religious?
@jacobpaulson23
@jacobpaulson23 4 года назад
@Jazzkeyboardist1 Okay well I am sorry to say this, but you do truly seem deranged, and to put it mildly, not quite right in the head. The fact that you can make so many incorrect statements in so few sentences is truly extraordinary. I know consider this conversation over.
@jasoncaulkin9830
@jasoncaulkin9830 4 года назад
Jacob Paulson Hi Jacob, don’t worry about Jazzy anyone who uses a moniker rather than their actual name is a complete troll, of course he or she has the right to criticise but if you criticise someone without any evidence or facts it shows that he/she is envious of that person’s intelligence. A recent example would be the attacks on Jordan Peterson.
@drokkerelq
@drokkerelq 9 лет назад
Anyone who inspires me to think and question my beliefs is my friend. Even though I never met him or agreed with everything he said, I must thank him. I know that he'll never read this, but its important to me to write it.
@derekthomson3025
@derekthomson3025 8 лет назад
Ditto.
@GarganoGambino
@GarganoGambino 8 лет назад
.....tit
@TJames0708
@TJames0708 8 лет назад
ggh
@bballhall420
@bballhall420 6 лет назад
ff@20
@michaelpaulsmith4619
@michaelpaulsmith4619 6 лет назад
Well said, my friend. I feel just the same way, even though he's no longer with us.
@iiNeedSkins
@iiNeedSkins 7 лет назад
What I would give to hear Christopher's commentary on the current social and political climate.
@lazybones69
@lazybones69 7 лет назад
I was thinking that today. Between the alt-right and the regressive left controlling discourse, we need people like Hitch to break them down into the cretins they are.
@spencer871
@spencer871 7 лет назад
We ourselves need to be a part of this change as well. Well-meaning people can be corrected.
@user-fq5uw4uj2u
@user-fq5uw4uj2u 7 лет назад
Godo i would't give a single hair to hear anymore from that delusional man
@MARTINWHITELAW
@MARTINWHITELAW 7 лет назад
Your the deluded one you muppet
@judithcressey1682
@judithcressey1682 7 лет назад
He clearly said, repeatedly, before he died to keep the Islamists out.
@michaelshaughnessy4435
@michaelshaughnessy4435 7 лет назад
43 years old and I have only just discovered Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins well done RU-vid finding their ideas very interesting as I already agree with much of what they are saying and realizing how deeply ignorant I still am on many things. Such a shame Christopher Hitchens died what a great mind lost to us all.
@herbieshine1312
@herbieshine1312 4 года назад
@Daniel Chen rather patronising and heading towards being rude. I'm not good with punctuation. That comes from my poor education. I don't know or mean to suggest that is the situation with this gentleman but if someone said that to me and I was still "hung up" about my lack of education I'd find it very dismissive and unkind. I believe the sentiment was completely clear and understandable and any poor punctuation didn't detract from that.
@herbieshine1312
@herbieshine1312 3 года назад
@Jazzkeyboardist1 and yet again you don't have the ability to "read between the lines" of what I was saying and yet again you try to use your flawed thought processes to belittle me and for whatever silly reasons you believe you have to try to belittle Hitchens. YOU HAVE NOTHING TO INSULT ME WITH. I KNOW WHO I AM. YOU HAVE NO IDEA OF MY AGE. YOU HAVE NO IDEA OF MY LEVEL OF EDUCATION. YOU HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT ANYTHING Now answer the question I put to you. You claim to help support "gay" rights. How do you think the "gay" people you claim to support would feel if they saw the way you speak about Hitchens and the two Tory ministers? Do you think that's the way to speak about "homosexuals" "bisexuals"
@malcolmbryant
@malcolmbryant 3 года назад
@Daniel Chen "sediments"? Instant karma.
@spankywzl
@spankywzl 3 года назад
23 days after this was filmed, we lost a fearless warrior in the fight against ignorance. Hitchens was truly the sharpest and most devestating arrow in the modern atheist's quiver, and shall remain its most articulate defender, even if done posthumously. Most in the atheist community mourn his passing, because his work was so vital in promoting rational thought. I cannot imagine what toll his death took on those that were friends and close acquaintances, some of which appear on the very program posted here, but I am happy to have this piece of media as a testament to the love and respect he earned from his peers.
@Samn3212
@Samn3212 2 года назад
Great comment 🤜🏻🤛🏻
@littlefurrow2437
@littlefurrow2437 6 месяцев назад
DUST BUDDIES!
@51elephantchang
@51elephantchang 7 лет назад
I miss him more than any person I never met.
@srbscientist6663
@srbscientist6663 4 года назад
he was Irrational ..
@mmcfarlane001
@mmcfarlane001 4 года назад
@@srbscientist6663 Ah. So by your own admission, he 'was' an idiot, whereas you 'are' and remain one.
@srbscientist6663
@srbscientist6663 4 года назад
@@mmcfarlane001 I cannot be because i said the truth.
@mmcfarlane001
@mmcfarlane001 4 года назад
@@srbscientist6663 So provide some evidence? (Spoiler alert: that's how discourse works).
@srbscientist6663
@srbscientist6663 4 года назад
@@mmcfarlane001 First of all i have seen them alot Mocking up onto religions, I belong to monotheism type of religion, and The reason God exist are several reasons a couple of them are the existence of Universe , now we do not see Universe at planet and we must concentrate on small things such , as stones, soil, water, Mountains rocks, we yet have not seen Science discovering or creating even a copy of these existing components or an example nearly to them, so these things with a great diversity cannot just exist from nowhere , Some one has created it and when Humans cannot create that for example" Science" means there was something. This was an instant sequence of answer to Stephen Another example is the Human Being ourselves,if Science is Truth and God isnt(God Forbids) so then how come Science yet have Not discvovered to Create a Human being, Im not talking about saving them by creating machines and hospital of birth But to create them , Create nerves, Create Blood, Create cells in blood, create an heart or even Brain or any bones. As Fry and Dawkins claims Humans were plants whichwere evoluted by Time and become Animals and later by evolution become Humans. If that is So Why not Those animals still not converting to Humans , Just put an Plant or Animal into Observation and wait for them to evolute into Human , Why it has stopped has Evolution lost its battery? or Memery?. And they deny Human As Adam the First Man and Eve first Women technically your parents too as you all are his decendants ,Adam and eve which give birth to a Human So why there are not any signs of Animals in shape still in them not by characterstics because i beleive most humans are animals that butcher an kill for jealousy. So this is one of the Reason i consider them Idiots :))
@blasalvice
@blasalvice 3 года назад
I imagine Christopher writing in his appartment, with books all around. Taking the time to choose every word carefully, in the hopes that his work would change us, change me. Whoever's reading. He made it, his work is a success and I am just one example of this. I feel incredibly humbled and lucky. What a man.
@fishfingers8441
@fishfingers8441 2 года назад
:)
@alltapedup
@alltapedup 10 лет назад
That such eloquent, intelligent, and caring people should have such praise for a man speaks volumes for the integrity and decency of that mans actions. Hitchins was probably one of the most important intellects of of our time, and it is humanity's great loss that he's no longer with us, spouting reason and sense.
@panterasux22
@panterasux22 10 лет назад
well said
@jimgreene4039
@jimgreene4039 6 лет назад
alltapedup d
@Darthrad52
@Darthrad52 5 лет назад
panterasux22 m
@christy3950
@christy3950 4 года назад
alltapedup And humour
@joylewis546
@joylewis546 2 года назад
And wonderful that he was able to watch this tribute from home.
@kevinwheesysouthward9295
@kevinwheesysouthward9295 3 года назад
When I first embraced my atheism, I gravitated to people like Matt Dillhunty and Sam Harris. I tried listening to Hitchens but he spoke so fast and made references to concepts to which I was ignorant so I found him to be a tough listen. As the years passed and my knowledge of religious history and epistemology broadened, I was finally able to truly appreciate the genius of Christopher Hitchens. His sharp tongue was softened by his charm and wit. His knowledge only surpassed by his passion. He is truly an intellectual giant, gone far too soon
@mojo7495
@mojo7495 Год назад
Oh? So you think particles to professors is how the world came to be? All with the handy dandy magic wand of TIME, eh? Pathetic.
@arthurmurfitt7698
@arthurmurfitt7698 8 месяцев назад
He so loved words, and has inspired me to love them also.
@SuperBookdragon
@SuperBookdragon Месяц назад
Interesting...I find Sam Harris to be very obtuse compared to Christopher Hitchens
@davidroseman3287
@davidroseman3287 2 года назад
Terribly sad no women were found anywhere near who would or could speak about this remarkably eloquent and thoughtful person.
@joygorson4648
@joygorson4648 6 месяцев назад
Let’s face it, the British tradition of sending away their little boys at the tender age of eight fosters the formation of good old boys clubs as they mature, no “girls” allowed. You can be sure their marathon dining table discourses were not considered appropriate for feminine ears.
@HeyItsKora
@HeyItsKora 6 лет назад
“...with a sumptuously exquisite use of language.....” how beautifully put.
@trythinkingforachange4201
@trythinkingforachange4201 6 лет назад
What a sin that Kissinger is alive and Hitch is gone.
@thedad7828
@thedad7828 5 лет назад
Try Thinking For a change, if there is any evidence of no god than that is it
@philipthomey7884
@philipthomey7884 5 лет назад
@@thedad7828 good call
@KillgoreTrout43
@KillgoreTrout43 5 лет назад
Only the good die young!
@Jay-oy5zs
@Jay-oy5zs 5 лет назад
@@KillgoreTrout43 He was 62.
@corryjookit7818
@corryjookit7818 5 лет назад
@@Jay-oy5zs Well he looked a lot younger, easily ten years, what a mighty fine man.
@camliv78
@camliv78 3 года назад
Christopher Hitchens’ resonated with my own beliefs, when I finally happened upon his work I found myself feeling as of I’d found true home. I will and always will miss CH’s work.
@UIGRES45
@UIGRES45 7 лет назад
Lovely to see Dawkins smiling and relaxed for once. With his people.
@loganharris2166
@loganharris2166 3 года назад
@K C If 'good' is defined by your God's morals, then maybe I don't want to be good. "Go to Heaven for the climate. Hell for the company." Mark Twain.
@AlexandraTasha
@AlexandraTasha 3 года назад
@K C When we die we just die. We stop to exist as concious beings and become just biological matter to feed those who would be born after us, including plants and animals and later even other humans (in the same way that we today eat plants and animals who fed on the flesh of our ancesters).
@loganharris2166
@loganharris2166 3 года назад
@K C its a pretty messed up system if I have to live with pedophiles and terrorists just because I don't believe in higher being that has presented no evidence of his own existence. And I don't need Jesus to take on my disgrace. I can take responsibility for my actions.
@fredcollierfinishingtouche6701
@fredcollierfinishingtouche6701 2 года назад
@@AlexandraTasha have you got a link for the evidence for that? I’m fascinated.
@fredcollierfinishingtouche6701
@fredcollierfinishingtouche6701 2 года назад
@@loganharris2166 pedophiles? Lovers of feet?
@ChrisBWelch
@ChrisBWelch 9 лет назад
A fitting and enjoyable tribute to a talented, knowledgeable, and genuine chap. The world is certainly a poorer place without Hitch.
@WeepyProphet
@WeepyProphet 5 лет назад
Even 7 years on I'm still discovering new videos and insights on my favorite intellectual. Im so grateful for his voracious output in both writing and interviews. He is so content dense, i can return any time and find something new, or just to return to his greatest hits and be reminded of what biting intelligence looks like and it's power to evolve the conversation. I'm both saddened and delighted that there will never be someone quite like him. Rest in peace, Hitch.
@zeitakulobusta9708
@zeitakulobusta9708 2 года назад
Absolutely. What makes me smile is wondering what's going on if there is actually a heaven and he's in it haha
@user-sx3yy5wg3i
@user-sx3yy5wg3i 2 года назад
@@zeitakulobusta9708 If there is a heaven there is a hell also.what if he is in hell then?
@zeitakulobusta9708
@zeitakulobusta9708 2 года назад
@@user-sx3yy5wg3i it was just a humorous idea, I see no reason to think either exist. If you're right and he's in hell (don't know why he would be though) then I'm 100% sure he'll appreciate the irony for all eternity.
@99beatmonster
@99beatmonster 5 лет назад
It appears that this event took place within the last month of Hitches life. How great that this was before his death. We lost one of the greatest minds I have ever witnessed...focused, witty, unflappable when under pressure...just an incredible man. We are so much poorer without him.
@martinkent333
@martinkent333 3 года назад
What, the invisible world has credibility? Substance? It only serves the hustlers who prey on the rubes. Courts don't recognize the existence of the supernatural world. Hustlers are always looking for rich rubes. Spokane had most of it's Jehovah's Witnesses ripped of by religious confidence men, around 15 years ago. The greasy slimeball people in these religious videos, are without a doubt a perfect example of supernatural salesmen, who find rubes and get their souls. And their cash. Never forget, hustlers NEED cash. For hookers. The sleaziest slimiest creatures that God put of this little green earth. Folks, there is a tourist agency that gets you on tour buses and pisses on dead preachers graves. But only the slimy ones that got caught for a crime. It's called, "The Urinating on Criminal Preacher's Graves Tour." Find it online. Party Hearty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@ndorphin2564
@ndorphin2564 10 месяцев назад
A great mind, but sadly wrong
@99beatmonster
@99beatmonster 10 месяцев назад
@@ndorphin2564 You cannot argue with the dead... well you are welcome to try ... but don't expect a personal response.
@arthurmurfitt7698
@arthurmurfitt7698 8 месяцев назад
@@ndorphin2564wrong about what…
@DonalKavanagh1963
@DonalKavanagh1963 5 лет назад
Only a few month ago I came across this wonderful high primate Christopher Hitchens. What this world needs most is people to "Dare to be yourself", he did just that. I love you Christopher for what you gave to us.
@cambodiaremyzero
@cambodiaremyzero 8 лет назад
wow, we are so Lucky to have been blessed by being alive during these flashes of Brilliance!!!
@DougWild
@DougWild 8 лет назад
That thought just "hit" me last week. It was much like the instant of complete awareness that one (not this 'one' so far) achieves in Vipassana Meditation. There was the thought of Hitchens and my kind of sharing this journey with him, and then for an instant everything made sense. It wasn't long though before I heard Donald Trump on TV, and all was chaos again.
@michaelryan6342
@michaelryan6342 6 лет назад
I went into the video knowing it was in memory of Christopher’s life, but still found myself supremely disappointed that I didn’t see him on stage and not hearing his smooth, alluring voice. Thank you for everything you did Mr. Hitchens!
@arthurmurfitt7698
@arthurmurfitt7698 8 месяцев назад
I am very thankful for RU-vid for the same reason
@kendrickjahn1261
@kendrickjahn1261 7 лет назад
What a wonderful group of friends Hitchens had.
@WildPhotoShooter
@WildPhotoShooter 10 лет назад
I never knew the man and only started watching the debate videos on youtube a few months ago. It is easy to get to know Christopher Hitchens from these videos and I join in with many people who have great respect for him. I am going to buy some (maybe all ) of his books along with some of Richard Dawkins Dan Dennett and Sam Harris books but I look forward most of all to reading Mr Hitchens.
@bladewed
@bladewed 10 лет назад
Everything you said there applies to me too, although I'm a little further ahead in working through those great books. I'd advise adding in Lawrence Krauss (A Universe From Nothing) to the list too though.
@dwebster3802
@dwebster3802 10 лет назад
I'll learned about Christopher only a few months after he died. But I learned about him the same way, debating videos and some q & a. A wonderful English gentlemen that man was, and i will borrow his phrases and character till the day i die.
@adampowell43
@adampowell43 10 лет назад
bladewed As far as I'm concerned, Lawrence Krauss should be the leader the "Four Horseman" look up to.
@bladewed
@bladewed 10 лет назад
Adam Powell Agreed. The man is a genius.
@Linny95
@Linny95 10 лет назад
Read his books...too complex for me to understand :(
@derekstynes9631
@derekstynes9631 4 года назад
Wonderful to Hear the Tales of Hitchens Life from Genuine Friends who Loved Him Dearly , He is Missed by All who knew Him I am sure .
@davidraymondbennett
@davidraymondbennett 3 года назад
Such a brilliant, erudite man with an astounding grasp of history. To live in the same time as Hitch and to hear him speak was truly an honour. We are so much poorer with his loss.
@pcbacklash_3261
@pcbacklash_3261 4 года назад
Of all the famous people of whom I've ever been aware, Hitch is certainly the one I miss the most. The world is a much lesser place because of his absence!
@George-vv5ok
@George-vv5ok 3 года назад
Christopher hitchins never got the knighthood he deserves but I hope in his last moments he knew that he changed so many lives and that his name will be forever remember
@vernonrobinson4504
@vernonrobinson4504 3 года назад
I DOUBT THAT CHRISTOPER WOULD HAVE HAD ACCEPTED ONE!
@johnnyrocker7495
@johnnyrocker7495 3 года назад
Hitchens would not have accepted it.
@George-vv5ok
@George-vv5ok 3 года назад
@@vernonrobinson4504 even so then he would have still had recognised honor
@elysiansembry3285
@elysiansembry3285 3 года назад
he would not have accepted knighthood
@freedomlife3623
@freedomlife3623 2 года назад
Guess you don’t really know Hitch then.
@dayvinnyil8232
@dayvinnyil8232 3 года назад
I just discovered Christopher existence today .I appreciate your teaching and will forever be changed thank you
@abhibavtiwari8938
@abhibavtiwari8938 6 лет назад
Christopher has paved the way for free will and rational skepticism ,and his extraordinary argumentative ability is admirable . I miss him a lot .
6 лет назад
We should celebrate his mother who was intent to give him a solid upper-class education, whatever the price.
6 лет назад
slip of the keyboard : intent on giving...........
@taniaearle4457
@taniaearle4457 4 года назад
Yes their Mothers 🌹
@optimist3580
@optimist3580 3 года назад
JPV JPV it is possible to edit your 1st comment, just click on the three little dots
@gunsgiftsgalleries7711
@gunsgiftsgalleries7711 10 лет назад
superb hosting from Mr.Fry
@Niosus
@Niosus 10 лет назад
I know it's a very old comment, but isn't pretty much everything by Mr. Fry just superb? ;)
@jimmaughan1898
@jimmaughan1898 7 лет назад
Still goin' strong
@colonelbf
@colonelbf 6 лет назад
He looks like he just hanging on from antipsychotics and probably anxiolytics. I feel for the man.
@corryjookit7818
@corryjookit7818 5 лет назад
@@colonelbf He's in a very good place now in his personal life and I'm glad for him. As my Grandma used to say , "if you're happy I'm delighted ". Fry is always a delight.
@2earache
@2earache 4 года назад
colonelbf.....you may well have a point there. Please look for my very recent comment I threw into this post albeit with a different twist!
@dgh469
@dgh469 10 лет назад
Christopher was a gift to us all ... preach hitch ...
@RyanGiggsOBE
@RyanGiggsOBE 11 лет назад
I love how all there incredibly smart people know each other and call each other friends. I would loved to have sat in with a lot of these guys as they conversed
@andrewsmith4257
@andrewsmith4257 3 года назад
Really? There's some celebrity worship right there. The woke Holly wood is a worry. Fry talks of an app for picking up fellow...Enjoyed hell's angel and others but should be focusing on assange n snowden etc. Who controls the past...
@arthurmurfitt7698
@arthurmurfitt7698 8 месяцев назад
@@andrewsmith4257lol #ReligionPoisonsEverything 😊
@charlesdavis7087
@charlesdavis7087 6 лет назад
Dear Stephen; Both you and Christopher made me cry and laugh, and think... and cry some more. Thank you, both of you.
@eloyuma
@eloyuma 7 лет назад
I find myself going back to Hitchens from time to time to try to understand the mess in which we are living today.
@azadrasheed497
@azadrasheed497 4 года назад
Listenning to these wonderful free thinkers,I find difficult to understand the craven support for the Nasty ideology peddled by the Exclusive European Settler Immigrant State, allegedly Exclusive Jews. Thankfully these erudite free thinkers,intellects are no fans of the nasty State.
@lioness2873
@lioness2873 5 лет назад
Sadly the world is being diminished by the loss of another brilliant passionate critical mind - Vale Christopher Hitchens
@murrayp4
@murrayp4 11 лет назад
I was there..lovely event.
@nxu5107
@nxu5107 2 года назад
One of the few great voices this country has produced in this century. His mere presence and razor sharp intellect is sorely sorely missed. In Christopher Mother Earth lost a great human being. Thanks for the celebration.
@swinfordmctaggartgarvey25
@swinfordmctaggartgarvey25 8 лет назад
He was a completely unique human being. I didn't always agree with him but I loved how he never bowed down to the consensus and always followed his own course on matters. His eloquence, erudition and knowledge infused every word he spoke. He was the most entertaining and insightful orators of his generation and I will forever miss him. The world lost a beautiful soul and he will never be replaced. Who would want to even try?
@malcolmbryant
@malcolmbryant 8 лет назад
+Swinford Mctaggart Garvey Hear Hear!
@brianbozo2447
@brianbozo2447 5 лет назад
He became a spokesman advocating for Bush to invade Iraq so why is he being spoken of with accolade.?
@surgicalglitch3265
@surgicalglitch3265 8 лет назад
It hurts me to think that a man who was such an exquisite writer about so many controversial subjects and interviews is no longer here to educate the younger generation on the theory and ideas that Christopher articulated so well with his extreme command over the king's english. And one of my many life regrets is that I'll never get to meet the man, or shake his hand and tell him just how much he has influenced my mind and educated me further than any teachings I could find within a school curriculum or in any text from other individual writers and columnists. Never again will we have the privilege of witnessing such a man's outlook on the world like Christopher had. A great man gone, but left behind a lifetime of work with not a dull moment in between.
@jeanpull1
@jeanpull1 2 года назад
It's called the Queen's English nowadays.
@surgicalglitch3265
@surgicalglitch3265 2 года назад
@@jeanpull1 No it isn't. From what I understand the term is not used to indicate which monarch is in tenure at the time. Rather the term which is an RP has been used by writers interchangeably. I however prefer the term Kings English, which mind you found a lot of syntax errors in my own stuff now that I read it. Regardless, I prefer the term Kings English because of the Fowler brothers 1906 published book on the topic of English grammar. A great reference and shout out. That said, Queens or Kings, can both be used and there is no correct term, however, Kings English is the traditional and often most used more poetic wording.
@jeanpull1
@jeanpull1 2 года назад
@@surgicalglitch3265 Fair enough, call it what you want. I wasn't trying to start an argument. All I was saying is that in England, we all call it "The Queen's" now. When someone says "The King's" it's a throwback to WWI&II / Colonial times. It's acceptable but tends to be more of a deliberate stylistic choice. PS That book has served you well, nice Oxford comma!
@Andrew-is7rs
@Andrew-is7rs 8 лет назад
One legend remembered (still alive at the time), another legend as curator, and another that recalls his life so eloquently (on another post). Hitch is truly missed. Thank god (pardon the pun) for Dawkins. And Fry is doing quite well at showing the world Catholic churches crimes. But without Hitch, there is a void. I am so so pleased Dawkins has taken over some of CH's factual life after his death.
@jamesart9
@jamesart9 8 лет назад
And, lastly, you can tell the quality of a man by the quality, and variety, of his friends and admirers. Fuck, I miss the man. Almost makes me wish for an afterlife so I may have the smallest of chances of meeting him. But he would kick me in the balls for thinking such a thought :)
@alasskaluna2446
@alasskaluna2446 8 лет назад
The ironic thing is that it's people like Hitchens that make you truly WISH there was an afterlife. I didn't discover him until a week ago (I'd heard of him but never checked him out), and I now feel deeply affected and saddened. There was something about him that was very endearing. One of the very few humans I never knew personally that I actually grieve for when they die.
@DougWild
@DougWild 8 лет назад
I don't think so, James. After all, you said, "...makes me wish for an afterlife...." You didn't say anything about actually believing in one. And, of course, there's that moment that will live with me for whatever time I have left, because it reveals a quality of the man that I had completely missed up until that point. This quote is taken from Ed Pilkington in New York@edpilkington: "At the end of the Gibney film(A short memorial film by Arthur Gibney), Hitchens - his head by now bald from chemotherapy-induced hair loss - is heard insisting that there is no after life. 'I will never change my mind on that. Never change my mind," he says. After a pause, he adds: " I do like surprises.'"
@jamesart9
@jamesart9 8 лет назад
Doug Wild That is a wonderful. I had never heard that Hitchens comment before and it, in itself, was a wonderful surprise. Thanks for sharing.
@matthewturner915
@matthewturner915 7 лет назад
He did equally pour scorn on the wish of an afterlife too, if it was a religious one, for such a wish and the implications thereof - the wish to be a slave etc.
@doubtingthomas736
@doubtingthomas736 3 года назад
"I'll pray for you.... ok, I'll think for you" 😃😄😁🤣😂 brilliant!
@fuzzyfreckle1341
@fuzzyfreckle1341 3 года назад
Yes, this is one of my favourite Hitchslaps... Inspired.... 💚🇮🇪
@mandyblack562
@mandyblack562 3 года назад
My favourite reply to ''I'll pray for you'' is, ''fine, i'll talk to my cat for you. expect the same results''.
@m.c.master4622
@m.c.master4622 3 года назад
So sad to note that Christopher only lived for 3 weeks after than this broadcast. But the best thing is he was able to watch it and glean how much he meant to so many. So much better than a eulogy. I miss him terribly and no mind that I am aware of has filled the void he left almost 10 years ago.
@helgadanielsen2212
@helgadanielsen2212 8 лет назад
Christopher gave me so much pleasure in everything he said with his beautiful voice, his humour, his intellect, logic, his opinions, and his eyes which I loved. What nobody mentions is that he was actually very sexy too. RIP Christopher
@mulkerskhans
@mulkerskhans 8 лет назад
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@secretsofaddiction5288
@secretsofaddiction5288 8 лет назад
+Helga Danielsen ...I think, Helga, Christopher himself may have mentioned it once or twice! lol.
@helgadanielsen2212
@helgadanielsen2212 8 лет назад
Did he? Actually one does know when one is sexy, that is true. So, I love him even more..
@secretsofaddiction5288
@secretsofaddiction5288 8 лет назад
lol...me too...and Im a hetrosexual male!!
@helgadanielsen2212
@helgadanielsen2212 8 лет назад
+Secretsofaddiction I think you can be whoever you are. We are humans above all, male or female, or whatever (not disrespectfully), we can love each other. Why not? And thanks for the RU-vid. Going to watch it later, have to have lunch now. 13.00hrs here now. Love H
@dprague
@dprague 9 лет назад
One of the greatest thinkers of the 1st through 21st centuries - Christoper Hitchens
@geshvadnasiri7626
@geshvadnasiri7626 7 месяцев назад
He is terribly missed specially during these times.
@mikechaisson9875
@mikechaisson9875 4 года назад
What an honor you have given to one of the greatest men who lived in my lifetime. Thanks!
@myster.ejones1306
@myster.ejones1306 6 лет назад
As long as I have even one of his books, or can recall a single one of His quotes, Christopher lives on!. Fond Memories ☺
@johancoetzee9997
@johancoetzee9997 3 года назад
I have recently discovered this great man. What a loss to humanity.
@gerpossie7349
@gerpossie7349 3 года назад
And what a gain for you 🙂
@koolaidremixed2
@koolaidremixed2 3 года назад
you have a lot to watch and to admire about him.. have fun!
@elenafoleyfoley168
@elenafoleyfoley168 3 года назад
💯💯💯
@malcolmbryant
@malcolmbryant 8 лет назад
"A true thing, badly expressed, is a lie." Never heard that before.
@ZER0--
@ZER0-- 8 лет назад
+melancholiac That phrase stuck with me too.
@malcolmbryant
@malcolmbryant 8 лет назад
+Paul L And I am still wondering whether that phrase is itself true or a lie.
@jackqueen1
@jackqueen1 8 лет назад
+melancholiac In a world where perception is fundamental, it's absolutely true.
@SeanMichaelWesley
@SeanMichaelWesley 6 лет назад
melancholiac Hahaha I read this comment RIGHT BEFORE Fry said that.
@stevenshields3079
@stevenshields3079 6 лет назад
melancholiac also, "Their is no bad weather, just bad wardrobe." Dress appropriately.
@gaminawulfsdottir3253
@gaminawulfsdottir3253 6 лет назад
Sometimes I despair. And then I see a video like this, and I can go on. Thank you.
@erobinidcf
@erobinidcf 10 лет назад
Had not seen this until now ...........brilliant & fitting discussion of the Hitch well led by Stephen Fry ,brilliant guests who all appreciated Hitch for ALL he was ...I have many of the books already as a steadfast atheist they are essential reading but Hitch wrote extremely well on many topics and was a literary & vocal genius RIP
@andrewmorton3344
@andrewmorton3344 7 лет назад
Lawrence Krauss says he finds himself asking, "What would Christopher do?" Those are four great words to inspire!
@stevewelsh8560
@stevewelsh8560 4 года назад
if he did watch this then I am glad he witnessed the admiration for him just weeks before he died, a great man, truly missed.
@thebigredwagon
@thebigredwagon 11 лет назад
Christopher hitchens, richard Dawkins, Stephen fry, Sam harris, Dan dennet, Julia Sweeney, Lawrence Krause - you keep us out of the dark and show us the better half of our natures and help us confront the parts uncomfortable and difficult to contemplate with a sober and lucid mind mind. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart ...thank you all.
@lazycritic5321
@lazycritic5321 3 года назад
I wish I had gotten to know about you while you were alive. I just want to thank you for your bravery, savagery, wit, and desire to emancipate all of us from the tyrannies that plague our governments and our minds. Can't thank you enough.
@krisbest6405
@krisbest6405 10 лет назад
Still feel the world has lost a piece of it's heart, Mr Hitchens l lived in your time and for this l am grateful.
@elirien4264
@elirien4264 4 года назад
I miss Hitchens and I adore Stephen. Love to both.
@TheDrakelicious
@TheDrakelicious 5 лет назад
Hero of the human race.
@8chicagotypewriter8
@8chicagotypewriter8 4 года назад
“In this cultural desert of celebrity worship”
@philiip380
@philiip380 9 лет назад
Hitchins along with Dawkins and Grayling etc have taught rational thinking and I thank them for that.
@rossmorebaz
@rossmorebaz 7 лет назад
It must have been a great pleasure to have known Hitch in real life.. his friends were so lucky .. indeed we who are his fans should also count ourselves extremely fortunate to have come to know his thoughts , words, and wit
@racketti
@racketti 6 лет назад
Superb orators, great personalities. This is one of the finest videos in RU-vid.
@LeeMitchellAcoustic
@LeeMitchellAcoustic 8 лет назад
Two of our greatest intellects....
@RealTalk-uk3yw
@RealTalk-uk3yw 7 лет назад
Incredibly stupid if you ask me.
@boxer12350
@boxer12350 7 лет назад
Arsjaad Poese noone did
@melomaniakjm
@melomaniakjm 7 лет назад
Inconvenient Consequences No one is asking you I can assure you.
@gaminawulfsdottir3253
@gaminawulfsdottir3253 6 лет назад
Only two?
@herbieshine1312
@herbieshine1312 4 года назад
@@RealTalk-uk3yw I haven't seen anyone ask you anything
@SeanGCorcoran82
@SeanGCorcoran82 6 лет назад
He is referred to many time as "Christopher was" when he was still alive. Great tribute none the less. Sad to see him gone but never forgotten..
@jcee6886
@jcee6886 4 года назад
A national treasure summarising the life of a national treasure. I'm so glad hitch got to see this. I wonder how Penn felt about Hitchens' opinions of the Clintons.
@bloodmuffin123
@bloodmuffin123 Год назад
If ever anyone was more needed in our current times Christopher Hitchens is now.
@BernicePanders
@BernicePanders 7 лет назад
As someone who was raised brainwashed into christianity, at 32 y/o, having had 2 heart failures that both left me clinically dead for over an hour, that cemented my belief that heaven & hell are manmade delusions. Being that Ive been disabled since childhood, never able to attend college or have the freedom of a vehicle, I have no real friends, and my whole family range from calling themselves catholic but still think Trump is God's problem to take care of for us, to my grandma who has always been an amish-like strict baptist whose husband blasts FOX news every day, otherwise she does not care what is going on in the world, and that side of my family is disgustingly homophobic, racist, classist, second amendment obsessed, and not a single crack in their walls of mythology with which to shove logic in. I can only DREAM of being able to hold an intelligent, adult conversation with amazingly smart people like these... 💔
@juliaabadi6812
@juliaabadi6812 2 года назад
Hello from the UK. I hope you are well. I am impressed that you have the intellectual integrity and curiosity to hold your own in an apparent sea of bigotry and ignorance, I am assuming that you have access to the BBC World service in order to counter the nonsense of Fox?
@frodoggbooboo
@frodoggbooboo 2 года назад
Incredible story.
@catherinekouriri5340
@catherinekouriri5340 Год назад
Thank you for offering your thoughts.... so valuable to anyone with compassion.
@theinnergrowthguru
@theinnergrowthguru 4 года назад
I have only just come across Christopher and Richard, being fairly young, I'm so interested in them both, and use their factual evidence and lectures to better improve on my own life. Sorely missed.
@thomassmith2227
@thomassmith2227 4 года назад
You have chosen your inspirations wisely, good luck James. 👍
@InservioLetum
@InservioLetum 2 года назад
Actually had to pause this last night because I was blubbering and couldn't hear. Just finished it and honestly I wish I'd been there. This is such a touching gesture and wonderful homage to a truly magnificent specimen of man, by -- in my eyes -- one of the very few I would regard as his equal in calibre, albeit of completely different specialisation.
@andersestes
@andersestes 5 лет назад
Truly missed. One of our greatest. Einstein, Socrates, Hitch
@elenafoleyfoley168
@elenafoleyfoley168 3 года назад
Will never ever be another Christopher Hitchens 😥💯🇮🇪
@mauricemain3463
@mauricemain3463 2 года назад
What an effortlessly kind and decent fellow Stephen Fry is.
@user-dq6kr2gd1y
@user-dq6kr2gd1y 8 месяцев назад
He's a fancy-pants socialist, who doesn't have to live with the consequences of what he advocates for the rest of us.
@shirleymason7697
@shirleymason7697 6 лет назад
It’s marvelous to hear you, some of my favorite speakers. We need more of you. I always tried to catch Buckley’s glib debates, and now I’ve been able to hear his son. Living in Connecticut gave me a slight feeling of connection to the Buckley’s. Stephen, which I could see your TV series again. And Prof Dawkins I look for what you and Hitch have said and written, and have his and your books.
@CBChamberlain
@CBChamberlain 4 года назад
After listening to Christopher Hitchens, and many others, I know why the education system completely avoids everything he "Teaches" and enlighten everyone to.
@zivanajadresic8604
@zivanajadresic8604 2 года назад
He was poison for all powerloving lying idiots
@ozzymandi
@ozzymandi 11 лет назад
You are a remarkable man Mr Fry!
@TadValente
@TadValente 4 года назад
So many quotes I'm STEALING from this vid. Love this talk between some of the most intelligent and charismatic people of our time, and may Christopher Hitchens live on forever.
@tomsinsky5548
@tomsinsky5548 2 года назад
I'm not an atheist and approached Hitchens' "God is Not Great" expecting to just be amused by Hitchens' wit, but it turned out to be the most comforting book I've ever read. No one called out BS more clearly & powerfully than Hitchens. I wish he were around to point out the BS promoted by the overrated Pope Francis, who -- despite the charm & smile -- is actually consistently horrible to gays & women.
@linmonash1244
@linmonash1244 Год назад
What a great gathering and even greater that Hitch could view it and understand how much he meant to so many. And so devastating also from this vantage point, watching Salman's contribution, who had assumed the worst times were behind him. So many are sending their love and 'willing' him toward recovery at this time.
@trctc3042
@trctc3042 7 лет назад
Christopher inhabited this earth with profound exsistance. He said what he meant and meant what he said. When I'm asked of anyone no longer here would I seek the chance to set and talk with, Hitchens would is my answer.
@miscellaneous.7127
@miscellaneous.7127 2 года назад
Feels weird that he was alive when this was uploaded
@Phil_Mitchell
@Phil_Mitchell 2 года назад
Glad you mentioned that as I assumed this event happened after Hitchens died.
Месяц назад
Wonderfully done, Stephen! Thank you.
@potterj09
@potterj09 3 года назад
He gave me so much peace that 2 brothers could be so different, yet respectful. In my case the older is the Peter however I'm a younger Christopher called Peter.
@jasonjones2064
@jasonjones2064 3 года назад
Christopher Hitchens did for me in but a few moments what religion could not do for me my entire life......He prepared my mind to think freely and critically for the first time.....And for that I will always be indebted and I will always be grateful..........
@jasonjones2064
@jasonjones2064 3 года назад
The Collector wrong......I no longer need to try.......
@jasonjones2064
@jasonjones2064 3 года назад
The Collector wrong again...... We learn from what we could not know ourself or learn by ourself.......The reason why you don’t get it was explained by your last statement
@jasonjones2064
@jasonjones2064 3 года назад
The Collector for continuing this conversation with someone whos mindset is clearly that if an imperialist I will kindly bail out and say for the third time you were wrong again...... but at least you’re trying.....
@jasonjones2064
@jasonjones2064 3 года назад
The Collector i’m not sure why you seem to believe you have jurisdiction over me my opinions or the way that I would even choose to use my native language in order to specifically offend you but I suggest you try doing this........Get a life you will find there are many wonderful things out there beyond the superior niceness of yourself .....which clearly exhibits through the very presence of your narrative .....get a life I say eat more bacon smoke more cigarettes have more sex hell I survived heart surgery and believe it or not apart from the old cliche of everything being a gift it is still a living pleasure to put up with halfwits such as yourself......
@tallllus
@tallllus 3 года назад
Is there anything more classy than an introduction FROM Stephen Fry!
@eddieheron1939
@eddieheron1939 Год назад
Wonderful, much as I’ve seen lots of Hitch Footage, that was my first The Skip. Very thought provoking 😮
@alanwebb9644
@alanwebb9644 3 года назад
Wonderful man, followed him for years, sometimes against many but did not back down strength in belief.
@SamLamingMusic
@SamLamingMusic 4 года назад
I've never really been in to poetry but the James Fenton piece was amazing, thank you for sharing!
@phreddy87
@phreddy87 4 года назад
Hitchens is one of my favourite people of my time on this earth. Will probably spend the rest of my life rewatching and re reading everything hitch from time to time
@lordfunkbottom9541
@lordfunkbottom9541 9 лет назад
Where have all the good times gone. I miss Hitch.
@Jide-bq9yf
@Jide-bq9yf 2 года назад
I remember Lawrence Krauss’ tribute cutting straight to the bone ; “Christopher was a beacon of knowledge and light , in a world that constantly threatens to extinguish both…. “
@natecavender897
@natecavender897 3 года назад
Hitchens was amazing. I sadly wasn’t aware of him while he was alive, but he has changed my life. For the better. I miss him greatly. He wouldn’t like me saying this, but he’s my hero
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