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Know Them By Their Fruits

Those tiny skeletal bodies you're seeing on your …

An episode of the JOHNSTONE podcast, hosted by Caitlin Johnstone and Tim Foley, titled "Know Them By Their Fruits" was published on July 25, 2025 and runs 4 minutes.

July 25, 2025 ·4m · JOHNSTONE

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Those tiny skeletal bodies you're seeing on your social media feed are the fruits of the empire. The shredded, eviscerated, decapitated children you've been seeing in footage from Gaza since 2023 are the fruits of the empire. This is known now, and it can never be unknown. Reading by Tim Foley.

Those tiny skeletal bodies you're seeing on your social media feed are the fruits of the empire. The shredded, eviscerated, decapitated children you've been seeing in footage from Gaza since 2023 are the fruits of the empire. This is known now, and it can never be unknown. Reading by Tim Foley.
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