Hitchens gay?

[Peter K.]

>I always took his effete personal styling to be modelled on one of those
>louche Dirk Bogarde characters, the cynical colonial officer who -
>though he ultimately deplores the old British Empire - still faces down
>the fanatical and murderous nationalists, who lack common human decency.
>This character requires a slightly sweaty-looking two-day stubble,
>off-white suit and a bottle of whisky.
>--
>James Heartfield
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Studs Terkel said he reminded him of the old-school James Cameron
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JcameronJ.htm
about whom I know little. Any UKanians know anything about him?

What about the New Statesman? I though it was a tepid, vacillating, unprincipled Third Wayish sheet.