Bogan Intelligentsia
Bogan Intelligentsia
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A show focused on the intersection of class, the state of the nation, and Australian independent ideas.
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The podcast explores themes of class, politics, and cultural identities within Australia, tackling episodes that include the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on Australia's foreign policy, as well as cultural critiques from artists and journalists on issues such as censorship, media freedom, and social justice.
A show focused on the intersection of class, the state of the nation, and Australian independent ideas.
Description:
In Episode 28 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we’re joined by Ahmed Alabadla, a Palestinian activist bearing witness to Gaza’s unbreakable spirit amid occupation and genocide. Ahmed vividly recalls Gaza’s pre-October 7th vibrancy and the societal machinery under siege, then mourns Gaza City’s historic obliteration and its dire portents for Palestinian survival. He reveals the genocide’s boomerang on Israel—workforce collapse, investment flight, protests, and elite whispers of state peril. Delving into Palestinian resistance’s grassroots coordination in Gaza, the West Bank, and with Hezbollah, Ahmed contrasts it against the IDF’s police-apartheid setup, woefully unready for clashes with Egypt, Turkey, Saudi-Pak alliances, or Iran-fueled wars hinging on U.S. crutches. We unpack Israel’s biblical fever—Greater Israel dreams, red heifers, the messiah, and Amalek—and whether it’s divine delusion or Netanyahu’s desperate dodge. Ahmed indicts Biden’s enabling and Trump’s venomous escalation: Rubio-Huckabee-Witkoff zeal, fake peace traps, redevelopment delusions, and a Congress (250+ Jerusalem-bound) locking in absolutism. Is BDS the silver bullet for homeland restoration, and Australia’s Palestine nod a watershed or window dressing? This 60-minute episode is a searing summons to solidarity and strategy. Your support makes this podcast possible—listen, share, and join the fight for justice!
Episode Details:
Duration: ~60 minutes
Release Date: Monday, September 22, 2025
Guest: Ahmed Alabadla, Palestinian activist and Gaza chronicler
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Ahmed Alabadla’s unyielding testimony shatters silences on Gaza’s resilience, Israel’s self-sabotage, and the toxic theology of endless conflict—plus blueprints like BDS for real change. Essential for fans committed to unmasking empire and uplifting Palestinian voices.
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Keywords: Ahmed Alabadla, Palestinian activist, Gaza occupation, genocide cost, Palestinian resistance, IDF vulnerabilities, biblical Israel, Amalek Palestinians, Trump Palestine policy, BDS movement, Australia recognizes Palestine
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