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@mck1972

4 жыл бұрын

Yes because who better to judge the, " Requiem for the American Dream ", than a man who himself became a multi-millionaire writing books bashing the country where he himself has enjoyed a successful & comfortable life! smh

@John_21601

4 жыл бұрын

M CK Is what he writes wrong?

@mck1972

3 жыл бұрын

@@John_21601 , IF Chomsky accurately recites last season's pro football stats, then Chomsky is not, ' wrong ', per se. But does that make him qualified to play or coach for an NFL team? 😀 Chomsky merely cherry-picks data in order to support his own biased preconceived conclusions about fields that he has never actually worked in himself-Which is everything outside Linguistics!

@John_21601

3 жыл бұрын

M CK As I understand it, he didn’t cherry pick anything. RFTAD was a recap of speeches he’d made over his career up to when the film was made. Most of it was excerpts from speeches and such. I’m no expert but it seems pretty apparent what he “predicted” has come to pass.

@mck1972

3 жыл бұрын

@@John_21601 , Please provide a specific example where Chomsky ever accurately predicted a particular future event, and I will look at it.

Love this man. Especially that he tells viewers to research for themselves and not take his word as gospel. Such integrity. And what a brain - even at 95!

@lightofchicagoproductionz9012

5 ай бұрын

Thats what im saying ,he fuccin aged well ... Joe Biden cant even remember his scripted lines ,but Chomsky is a Rembrandt...I wish i could age like him in mind ...

He's always respectful and brings out an insight in his answers. Thanks for posting this.

Brilliant. Sharp here at 75. Still sharper than most at 93!!

@schmetterling4477

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he could still remember the bullshit that he was talking all his life. :-)

@celestecanyon

Жыл бұрын

@@schmetterling4477I find, as a rule, it's best to completely discount the in(s)ane ramblings of coo fash trumpet-skis. Just saying

@schmetterling4477

Жыл бұрын

@@celestecanyon Of course. That's just one of the reasons why I am not listening to you. ;-)

@marysalisbury9270

Жыл бұрын

True.

@electric7309

Жыл бұрын

The man is unbelievable to exist!

What i love about Noam is how he answers people. His tone is the same no matter what. You expect to hear at least some sort of defensive or impatient tonality in response to the especially the more challenging people, but it never happens. I find it helps me recognize how reactionary I can be and to pause and think a bit.

@patrickglass9323

3 жыл бұрын

Quite so. Always clear, precise, and level-headed - with no rhetoric or points scoring. What Noam Chomsky seeks is Understanding and it's Transmission.

@CIARUNSITE

2 жыл бұрын

I heard him talk about how trying to persuade people of things is a waste of time, or worse. I can't quite figure out how to stop doing that. He just says what he knows and that's that. Like it, don't like it, doesn't matter, he just keeps it moving.

@jaywarshaw4368

Жыл бұрын

L LLP

@Intact-gf5zz

Жыл бұрын

A thousand times YES!! His manner of speech&presentation actually precluded me from liking/understanding him the 1st times I encountered his content, surely because (on some level/subconsciously) because I'd simply presumed he had some schtick I wasn't able to readily detect! After finally seeing that he was just 100.0% honest & genuine, I just considered myself lucky to have finally 'found' all his material. And wow, what a LOT of material (I've even gotten into learning his linguistic/universal-language work which is incredibly fascinating & makes you realize the 'political'/social-observation stuff is genuinely not "his specialty" but is simply what's easier to grasp & has broader appeal. Also I agree Re realizing how reactionary/emotional/biased/etc I can/could be (and I'd *thought* I was objective!), just being exposed to his stuff for long enough has profound impact upon "typical rhetoric" you'd use at *any* time (not just "if/when talking politics", but literally any time, ie talking to family about emotions, ordering fast food from a clerk etc etc just any&every form of communication) It also leaves you astounded at how "loaded" 99% of people's communications really are.

@patriciayoung268

10 ай бұрын

Professor Noam Chomsky is a very warm and incredibly respectful man and an amazing and interesting intellectual. I just love listening to him. I would love to have been one of his students. God bless. Xx 😊

Very few idols in life this gentleman in my eyes is one......respect fascinating intelligence

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

I'd bet you know nothing of his intelligence. You value the aesthetic that he can provide you.

@utbunny

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcrabtree1647 I mean, you can listen to what Chomsky has to say. Everything he says about what's going on in the world is a fact. You can disagree with what should be done about it, but he's not saying anything that can't be verified.

@antimattv

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcrabtree1647 I don't even know what that's supposed to mean. Obviously the original comment was meant to express a relief that there is one person (Noam) who does seem to deserve some of the accolades he receives. We don't have many good examples let us be happy for this one. That's my view of it. If Prof. Chomsky ever were to say something I disagree with, I would immediately withdraw a relative amount of support. That just hasn't happened yet and I've listened to literally weeks worth of lectures and books. Would you rather be disappointed?

@5Gazto

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't describe him as an "idol" for me but he definetily inspires and makes me feel less lonely in a world where too many intellectuals put their talents at the service of nefariuos or at best dubious purposes.

@DrCruel

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelcrabtree1647 I know about his genius. I studied his ideas about parsing. It's why his shameless self-serving Left fascist shilling is so inexcusable.

imagine having a father you can ask about most of the pressing issues of life plus linguistic expertise... I miss my father....

@davidgrice4529

2 жыл бұрын

I miss my father too.

I can listen this man for hours. Bring his more videos on board

Noam Chomsky is a gem of information, This country since the beginning has always used narrative's to control the thoughts and actions of it's people. Noam Chomsky debunks all that misinformation. I thank you Noam Chomsky.

@nkenchington6575

8 ай бұрын

narratives; its

Excellent interview from the past.

Sounds like an interrogation! Interviewer is about as warm and friendly as a weekend in Guantanamo

@FighterFlash

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I thought a panel of personalities were interviewing him.

@toastyeggfilms

4 жыл бұрын

true i think hes the boss of cspan tho and the final boss too i guess

@boxer12350

3 жыл бұрын

That's Brian Lamb. Founder of cspan

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

It is an interrogation

@antimattv

3 жыл бұрын

Gets the job done, though! I wonder what they said to eachither during the breaks.

Great questions.

This interviewer is asking Noam Chomsky "when he went to MIT and why" like he was interrogating a suspect of homicide

@lostpony4885

3 жыл бұрын

Guilty as charged, went to school.

@paulconnelly4050

2 жыл бұрын

Hey ease off Brian Lamb, he’s like that with everyone, it’s just his style.

@jaimeortegajr.3281

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Since Chomsky is not a staunch right winger the inflection of Lamb’s voice and his line of question ing are not very “nice”

wow. Especially on Iran it is as if Professor Chomsky spoke today. All he said are correct. This man is a seer I think.

Very good professor Naom Chomsky...

Was the Professor advised of his rights by the Detective there? lol

@Kalumbatsch

4 жыл бұрын

"What were you doing there at the Pentagon?" That tone of voice, lol

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

He knows them better than the "Detective", as you capitalized it. Who the fuck do you think you're talking about, moron?

@rv706

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yes, I thought the same - "Why did you go to MIT and why!"

This man was doing podcasts even before they were a thing

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

How could someone do podcasts before they were a thing?

@mindabobis7601

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcrabtree1647 You’re an intelligent man - how about antedating a present day podcast to a date in the past preferred/chosen by the interrogators/podcast crew to cover up a brutal crime they purposely committed, filmed and released on KZread as proof of their sick bravado & twisted beliefs in their unquestioned hold/control on social media and to other people they victimise because they perceive them as dangerous threats to their reckless uncontrolled evil deeds! EDIT: 31 Jan 2021 The criminals had since pulled out the incriminating video/podcast I mentioned above from the date I originally made this comment and replaced it with several, not just one, cover up videos, in their desperate hope that they can get away Scot free.

1:48:41 I found it amusing he pointed at the books behind him, *the legal literature* 😆

I feel like I'm a kid in the 2000s again watching this. The graphics and music are still rooted in the 90s but the video quality feels more modern, and the remorse around 9/11 and the war in iraq

About the Media: " The choice of topics, the shaping of information, the basic assumptions, and so on fall within a fairly narrow spectrum which tends to be highly supportive of state and corporate power." -Noam Chomsky

Beautiful Life.

Im an Irish catholic and felt bad when Chomsky stated he had a, albeit "irrational", fear of the Catholics in his neighborhood but could also see why also and I think practicing or "practicing" Catholics need to be more understanding and , and this is very important, be able to reasonably debate their beliefs. Furthermore, I've always loved the Jewish culture(not out of pity but actual real admiration, some only respect Jews post ww2 but not for their intellectual thought) and sorry that the irish Catholics in his neighborhood did not respect him,or other minorities. For me, I see my history as a colonial experience that informs me. Many Irish separate that history from other post English colonial states but I don't. I think it's consistent to have an idea of identifying myself as a Catholic Irish with an anti colonial sentiment with a sympathy for the other post colonial states(India,Pakistan etc). Many irish today separate their history from India for example. This is inconsistent with the real experience, rights struggles and beliefs. Have the Irish become anglophiled? I think so, but O haven't! Can only speak for myself. Love chomsky

@Urine666Deity

4 жыл бұрын

fuck christianity

@mabybaysh

4 жыл бұрын

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@mabybaysh

4 жыл бұрын

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@mabybaysh

4 жыл бұрын

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@mabybaysh

4 жыл бұрын

blicky2blacky ojo in no io in i niin ini. n n yeah oyeah non o. n n i o o n no i no i iniion i noninterventionist i in ionnn inininini ii iononon o o o i jn jn

I love this show. Not being from the states i didn't grow up with it but have been watching some fantastic interviews. Is it still going?

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

no

@Aaron-wy9nb

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it does: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Depth

At 2:32:11, the rising tide raises all boats analogy from a caller made Noam crack a smile. The voice of the caller sounded to me a lot like the comedian Al Franken, but I am probably wrong about that.

Good memory Noam

Can anyone tell me which song is playing at 1:11:00? Thank you in advance!

@matthewallan1619

3 жыл бұрын

I think this is just something made by C-Span to fill the air waves. I don't get any artist/name when using an app that identifies music by sound.

98 books 👍

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

It's amazing you knew how to count

It's easy to forger that this is 2003, when callers like the guy at (approx.) an hour and thirty-seven minutes really believed that a missile hit the Pentagon and the towers collapsed because of an internal controlled explosion. Chomsky is very kind in his polite dismissal of that stuff.

Interesting how great men like Professor Chomsky generally come from good loving close families, while horrible authoritarians narcissistic monsters often come from broken families where they never received important parental love and care…

2:04 he said so many words about so much, and I kept thinking, ‘If he’s still alive, he has Qanon now!’

Requiem for a dream

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Love it….hey 2021 still going 💪🏽!!!!

Noblesse Oblige. Our most visible scholar is not infallible, but we need more of him.

@themodfather9382

2 жыл бұрын

Weird comment.

@voulafisentzidis8830

10 ай бұрын

Not at all. Noam himself states that human beings are fallible.

CSPAN is Great!

Brian Lamb Interrogates Noam Chomsky!

This guy sounds like he’s interrogating Noam

Piers Morgan is everything I hate about mainstream politics. Anything against the grain of HIS ideology means he takes his stab at calling someone out for being an apologist. It’s ridiculous. What’s more ridiculous, is his fidgeting while Chomsky is talking, interrupting him and totally changing the topic to his personal life… Loved how Chomsky had to remind him with every answer, to paraphrase, “first, let’s start with the facts.”

State the interviewer's name in the description

I've watched this interview several times and I STILL cringe at 2:23 because of the lady calling to ask if he's read an Ann Coulter's book. Good grief !!!!

Thank you! Stay tuned.

based

35:00 34:00 33:00 32:00 31:00 30:00 29:00 28:00 27:00 26:00 25:00

When did u meet Carol “we’ll I was 4 and she was 2” I’m cackling

And now having the benefit of being 19 years in the future from when this interview was conducted, we know that the lack of WMDs meant absolutely nothing and had absolutely ZERO consequences. I'm surprised Chomsky did not predict this.

سؤال هل المعانات التي واجهها اليهو هي سبب تفوقه في معظم العلوم

I just wish we had leaders like him in power. We'd have a different world, and one I would like to see happen one day.

Came here for ASMR, ended up listening to all 3 hours.

2:03:00 JFK Conspiracy Theorist caller and Chomsky's response.

Much as I respect him, can´t agree with him in labelling Operation Northwood as a contingency plan. It was not a "what if" plan seeking oportunism. It was an actual proposal to by active action shape the global geopolitical ground. His concious dismissal displays his willingness to avoid an honest openminded debate about 9/11. Even his bodylanguage changes each time the topic is brought up. Even if in this instance and subject he acts as sort of a gatekeeper, I still agree with him in 99% of his thought regarding other topics.

2:35:30

This man is now 94 or 95. Quite a remarkable man, Insightful with great intellectual, political and cultural acuity.

@LiamTalksMotorsport

Жыл бұрын

According to “Noam Chomsky” by John Lyons, he was born on December 7, 1928. So he is 94.

in 1:36:00, CSPAN bombards Chomsky with 4 questions. Seriously?

24:50

1:22:43

On Dec. 8th, 1941, the survival of Britain was not in doubt; 90% of the world's people and resources were allied against the Axis, it was now only a matter of time" - Winston Churchill's "History of WWII".

Chomsky shoud debat more religious problems and the role of the US via others poors countries

What Barack is he referring to in relation to bill clinton if this was in 2003?

@piezoelectron

3 жыл бұрын

He's referring to Ehud Barak, then-PM of Israel

@piezoelectron

3 жыл бұрын

In another interview, Chomsky talks of the Ehud-Clinton proposal, which is more or less about their discussions with Yasser Arafat at Camp David

These callers just ramble on and on Jesus cspan do a little moderation one time.

Less than 1000 total comments/rankings on this 3 hour whirlwind tour, while the most base pop music video might have millions of views... is it any wonder political change, social change, and progress for the entire human race seems so far away?

Might sound bizzare but this is the first video for me where Chomsky ‘ sounds’ like an American :) for an outsider like me

@jordandenny6875

4 жыл бұрын

Just curious, what do you mean "sounds like an American"

Ever notice or get the impression the world is ruled with a whip and people are so used to it

@jesperkjaer8268

3 жыл бұрын

Not just used to it. They prefer it. Most people are inclined to believe what they are told since they're not intelligent enough to imagine something better.

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

No. It's ruled by people without a whip, and you follow willingly.

@mindabobis7601

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcrabtree1647 Not physical whip but mind - frequent mind control. Beware of what you’re listening to or what interests you - it will be weaponised against you. That’s how people, no matter how highly educated/successful in their life may be, it matters not to the neoliberals because to them - they are the privileged and nothing/no one will ever be their equal; they are the “creme de la creme” of society - this is how the so called ZOMBIES are treated/shown to know where they belong in society by the crazed group!

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

@@mindabobis7601 Does what you tell me also apply to you? Of course, you know what the word "neoliberal" means and you're highly educated, yes? That means you have to be careful, too.

@mindabobis7601

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcrabtree1647 What do you mean, I have to be careful too? - I’m just verbalising a truth which is tolerated or accepted by the victims blindly due to their lack of knowledge on how to free themselves from their unending subjugation by the ruling elite. What would you do or feel if you are one of them or they are your family/related to you or close family friends; will you just be content to turn a blind eye to such injustice for the rest of your life? We no longer live in the feudal ages; every citizen have constitutional rights and maybe, bringing awareness of the unnecessary plight enforced on people might draw attention from the true libertarians/freedom minded members of govt/society who can seriously take action to ease the pervasive sadness/hopelessness you can smell/detect from these silent victims. It would be great if we all, regardless of colour/status in society, or whatever, will voluntarily acknowledge our responsibility to engage intellectually with the constitutionally elected government leaders to look at the prevailing norms of living in their respective communities and conscientiously enforce the proper constitutional law for any situation.

1:24:00

4:04 that's insane the conditions noam grew up under

destroy the market forces and there is order without power

@schmetterling4477

Жыл бұрын

Does twirling them feel good? ;-)

1:10:55 Stats 1:26:10 For me Zionism meant opposition to a Jewish state

goddess energy? nothing to say about it tbh

@aristotle736

2 жыл бұрын

That was wack. Not coz the caller bieve it but coz she thought Nomaky would entertain this silliness .

1:42:46 gold

Shouldnt it be "personufacturing" now?

So, we too can live in a Democratische Arbiter's paradise... First step is to put up a wall to keep our people in.

ctet or uptet vale like kre

Long live democratic socialism and freedom

@jephrokimbo9050

Жыл бұрын

SOCIALISM/COMMUNISM IS AN UTTER AND COMPLETE FAILURE AND HAS NEVER WORKED! IT IS THE ANTI-THESIS OF FREEDOM, LIBERTY AND INDEPEDENCE! SOCIALISM/COMMUNISM HAS MURDERED 500,000,000+ PEOPLE SINCE IT WAS IMPOSED UPON THE WORLD BY THE CRONY CRIMINAL COMMUNIST DEVIL vladimir ulianov IN 1917 AND ENSLAVED BILLIONS WORLDWIDE UNDER OPPRESSIVE DICTATORSHIPS AND POLICE STATES! LIBERALISM IS A MENTAL DISEASE AND LIBTARDS LIKE YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY INSANE!

@schmetterling4477

Жыл бұрын

It's called social democracy, kid. At least try to remember the correct word order. ;-)

@jephrokimbo9050

Жыл бұрын

@@schmetterling4477 WRONG LIBTARD! IT DOES NOT MATTER WHICH ORDER BECAUSE IT MEANS EXACTLY THE SAME THING! ANTI-FREEDOM, ANTI-LIBERTY, ANTI-INDEPENDENCE AND ANTI-AMERICAN! SOCIALISM/COMMUNISM IS AN UTTER FAILURE EVERYWHERE IT HAS BEEN IMPOSED BECAUSE IT DOES NOT WORK!

@schmetterling4477

Жыл бұрын

@@drumqid Socialism is the control of the means of production by the government. That is, by definition, incompatible with democracy. Dude, seriously. This is not rocket science, you guys simply didn't pay attention in school. ;-)

@schmetterling4477

Жыл бұрын

@@drumqid I am talking about your failed education. ;-) There is no such thing as democratic socialism. In socialism the state takes all economic power away from its citizens. If you don't get to make choices, then you don't have democracy. :-)

This video seems little bit strange as his lips are not supporting his words

Once you start the drawing board lies they're not lies anymore, just a language Michel is familiar to em , maybe details locked in the baggage i plant so hard, you'll never deny convention's language could be a jack russell recalled come here tho, even your bridge is murdered, i make conventions in your cerebral to see the object like im mohammed , ur necked so they don't ever last aroud here, cos, when its my turn to howl at Nas, I wait for Godot to help me concrete that for the suns reflection off her face, I will do 4 others what Mobb Deep does for me, they're real bro

What will the cognoscenti do when Noam is gone? Will the mouth breathers finally succeed in self destruction, by truculently supporting their Owners, who, do not believe they actually have the right to even live?

Chomsky is the greatest intellectual and dissident speaking truth to power in our times. Whatever happens to this poor planet, and us, we can't say Chomsky didn't warn us.

Michael parenti should of got the same amount of time he is much more interesting, I THOUGHT HE WAS MORE BIAS AGAINS PARENTI

@Aaron-wy9nb

2 жыл бұрын

What?

I am the academic who has voluntarily ruining the remainder of his intellect by going about summarizing KZread videos. Remember almost every KZread video is" just too long". I didn't watch this one, sorry

Chomsky says about Iran applies universally : if a country is threatened from a foreign adversary, as Iran is threatened by the US, it will take a defensive attitude toward that country and tend to be authoritarian domestically. So, it makes sense, then, that the threatening country, like the US, will propagandize its aggressive stance to its own population about lack of democracy in the country it threatens. This can apply to US current relations with Russia, China and other countries the US threatens.

@jessesnyder5426

2 жыл бұрын

Then why does almost every middle east nation fear Iran and want it's nuclear program stopped. Why is it that Iranian leaders and many citizens routinely scream "death to America"? This Chomsky

@jessesnyder5426

2 жыл бұрын

Head nutcase speaks again.

@jephrokimbo9050

Жыл бұрын

NONSENSE! TAKING AMERICAN DIPLOMATS HOSTAGE IS AN ACT OF WAR LIBTARD!

@GraemeMarkNI

Жыл бұрын

It’s convenient that all authoritarian regimes have that excuse 🙄

disagreeable ISFJ with developed Fe

Gatekeeper

@stevenhines5550

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, that was very helpful. I was going to pay attention. Your single word has helped me to realize how stupid it would be to ever listen to anything or try to understand anything.

@yingyang1008

Жыл бұрын

@@stevenhines5550 Tell us about how the evil muslims did 9/11 - lol

Who is the most intelligent person in the world? You are watching him.

@shawnpatton3260

2 ай бұрын

I think wise and learned would more aptly describe him. We all have our blind spots

Noam was streets 😊

Sounds like an FBI interrogation, disrespectful and stupid considering that this is the most brilliant mind alive

@dewok2706

7 ай бұрын

stop crying

I agree with Noam Chomsky on a lot of topics. However, his opinion on 9/11 is completely off-touch. The amount of evidence is simply too much for all of it to have been a coincidental. Perhaps it is his lack of an engineering background what holds him back from seeing the evidence. The perfect, symmetric freefall speeds of tower 1 and 2. The collapse of building 7, which wasn't hit by a plane of any kind. The lack of photographic and physical evidence at the Pentagon. 40 to 100 tons of Aluminium, composites, fabric, titanium, you name it. It all vaporized upon hitting the Pentagon on one side and exiting out of the other, apart from a few mismatched aircraft parts before the first impact wall. In regards to the argument that leaks would've happened. Countries have been able, throughout history, to cover-up a lot of plots for a very long time. Yes, this plot was of unprecedented grandeur, but, nevertheless, there are countless precedents. Countries such as Britain still have WW2 archives locked away. I am not talking about technological papers. Those have a reason to be inaccessible. Russia has countless documents still locked away from its Soviet days. We still argue about who set fire to the Reichstag in Germany. I could go on and on...

@shawnpatton3260

2 ай бұрын

Nothing happens by accident

@t33nyplaysp0p

2 ай бұрын

Your lack of an engineering background + your inability to trust the experts in their respective engineering fields causes you not to see the evidence. Keep that same energy the next time your toilet or sink is leaking or electrical wiring is wrong in your house. Go with the least trusted contrarian in the market to tackle those problems 🍿

@leoarc1061

2 ай бұрын

@@t33nyplaysp0p I have listen to experts.

This interviewer is awful, he really shouldn't interview again...

@michaelcrabtree1647

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't it great that his name is nowhere to be found in the description?

@mindabobis7601

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelcrabtree1647 Yeah, great for the cover up concocted by evil minds at the same time flaunt their conscienceless practice of violence and leaving evidence behind to gloat and proclaim/boast to their cohorts/gang members their unchecked criminal behaviours. To bad, this time discerning minds caught these madmen with their pants down!!!

@speaklifegardenhomesteadpe8783

2 жыл бұрын

He is the founder of cspan according to other comments. Pretty crazy.

@banjo304

Жыл бұрын

I disagree. I like his short, concise questioning style. This is a segment about Chomsky, we don't need the interviewer's personality.

@dewok2706

7 ай бұрын

whats awful about him exactly?

So why don't you dispute Pakistan? 1947.....or Tibet? And then you cannot agree to a Palestinian state ( there is no such people, ever) because that would contradict what you just said about "privileged people" in Israel. I once respected thus guy but like the rest who cannot see the supernatural work of God in the reformation of Israel after thousands of years scattered abroad, I now see him as another "professing to be wise but becoming fools" who's pride in there great God gives intellects, has blinded them to the spiritually obvious. The hatred of the Jews is demonically led because Jesus was a Jew and will return as the Lion of the Tribe of JUDAH. Through the Jews salvation and the Bible came to all mankind who will believe. No other explanation for such hatred of a tiny people group can ever make sense. They are God's chosen, they strayed away, God will soon show the world his grace and mercy towards them and will destroy all evil countries that gather against Israel in the soon Russian led alliance against them. This is the real reason for the current Ukraine war. To prepare for the great Gog and Magog war of Ezekiel ch37, 38. Then the whole world will know at last, what the "Almighty" God can do in the blink of an eye.

@yingyang1008

Жыл бұрын

you sound like a psycopath

Constrantly decries the USA and capitalist economies lives in the US and benefits financially from the capitalist enterprises of the sale of his books and lectures.

@borninvincible

2 жыл бұрын

You should read

@Rob-fx2dw

2 жыл бұрын

@@borninvincible I read but I don't swallow everything I read and when I hear or read what Chomsky say what he does I realise the inconsistency in what he says that make his statements so wrong. He picks and chooses parts of historical situations or present situations to support what he says rather than taking a wider view. His inconsistencies in economic matters proves he is so far off target. An example is his support of Chavez where he openly made a statement that praised him but when the situation went sour he claims he didn't support Chavez's policies. He said what he said but he doesn't stand up and support capitalism in the same way he did Chavez. That is an example of his inconsistency.

@tastemaker_87

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob-fx2dw I don't believe Chomsky ever endorsed Chavez personally, he was just praising Venezuela for creating a democratic movement and electing a popular leader.

@Rob-fx2dw

2 жыл бұрын

@@tastemaker_87 That is Not what he said. it may be what you hoped he said. Just look at his imbalanced criticism of Capitalist countries as opposed to otehrs.

@GebreMMII

2 жыл бұрын

If it’s his selling books that pisses you off, you can email him, free of charge.

So right away, he avoids giving ANY real examples of anti-semitism he actually experienced? Why is that Noam? He just makes some general reference to "reading about it" lol. That's really odd. Why would he dodge that question? And he DID dodge it.

He is arrogant and boring!

@dewok2706

7 ай бұрын

OOOOOOOOOH!

@jamesfahy3963

5 ай бұрын

Back to the pump house.

He may be a renowned linguist and darling of computer scientists, but his politics show him to be a stereotypical pacifist fop.

@neilb3332

3 жыл бұрын

In your narrow view, yes

@javiercastillo7516

3 жыл бұрын

I agree .he always makes excuses to not elaborate on what really happened on 911, even though he is smarter than most.

@NewPipe4Android

2 жыл бұрын

Hey i wanna feel insulted too.. Whats a 'fop'? Also - he answered most of those questions regarding 9/11.. He didnt see any evidence yet confirming the government planned or assisted in the attacks. Tho he acknowledges they could have known in advance and that the government was using those attacks to justify there crimes/lies/failures Dont think he changed his few alot since this interview. But he seems annoyed by all those questions indicating a bigger conspiracy without any proof. I get that this topic was still 'fresh' for the callers but i guess he knows (to this day) alot more true, proofable and currently still happening crimes against innocent/the public - that dont get the attention they deserve.

@dewok2706

7 ай бұрын

"this guy doesnt want to bomb countries for no reason i hate him"

Let me summarize: I grew up in a Kibbutz Then I shilled for as a gatekeeper for the establishment Then I retired

@NewPipe4Android

2 жыл бұрын

And let me guess: You are intellectual young and where exposed to alot of propaganda.. Im only from smalltown in germany but i wouldnt call Philadelphia of the 1930s a "Kibbuz" (settlement, commune) If you want to be funny atleast be 50% correct. And how is a 'shill' if hes went for jail for his critic of the esteblishment his government? You also dont seem to know many teachers or professors, they usually arent that wellpayed/ lazy or pro government/establishment you make them sound..

@piezoelectron

Жыл бұрын

Spoken like a real idiot

@zafarali5577

Жыл бұрын

Zaz chaudhary be careful (yunus

@yingyang1008

Жыл бұрын

@@NewPipe4Android His government is in the Middle East

@NewPipe4Android

Жыл бұрын

@@yingyang1008 Who are you refering to. And how is that relevant?