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I was first planning to interview Naomi Klein about her wonderful book Doppelganger in late October

2023.

We had to delay for a year.

I urgently wanted to share with you histories of Western imperialism and colonialism in the Middle East and

the revolutionary struggles that rose up against it all. These critical histories that American imperialist and

Zionist public discourse render invisible. Returning to Doppelganger now, it's clear to

me that this book, beautifully written, is the perfectly weird map for a territory

that only grows stranger by the day.

Naomi examines how the pandemic turbocharged a far right conspiracist politics that's sweeping

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