Yes i am iraqi born in 1996 my childhood was in invasion of us army my teenager was in civil war between sini and shei and my adulthood was in isis war cool adevangare!

@christiancarr9617

3 жыл бұрын

Most Americans are blind to your struggle, hope you live a long and less stressful life!

"They bombed innocent people, tryin' to murder Saddam When you gave him those chemical weapons to go to war with Iran" - Immortal Technique

@BakerWase

6 жыл бұрын

total non argument. We bombed innocent people trying to murder Hitler too? Should we not have done that? If you're indifferent to genocide, cool, but some of us aren't.

@nohbuddy1

4 жыл бұрын

@@BakerWase Yes we shouldn't have

@stranger16luis71

4 жыл бұрын

@@BakerWase get a brain first. It's painful to see your comment, that people like you exist in this country.

Its sad how unpopular Noam Chomsky videos are when compared to those ridiculous meme videos of tiktoks and BS. Shows you how ridiculous our priorities are as viewers.

@TheDonkey666

Жыл бұрын

No , it's sad how unpopular noam chomsky videos are when compared to ben shapiro videos and PragerU videos

@MoreLifePlease

Жыл бұрын

@@TheDonkey666 Sad for both and more!

@justinbozeman9279

Жыл бұрын

You can't only blame viewers. Its content creators, billionaires, and tech companies that are using social media to their benefit often at our expense. Chris Hedges and Chomsky have discussed the industrial media complex and social media is no different.

@johnpolnik4451

Жыл бұрын

Man you’re such a boomer, not everybody needs to be intellectually focused. Sometimes people need an escape, often from the very problems Chomsky discusses

@jimmygeorge161

11 ай бұрын

@@justinbozeman9279 are you saying the innocent viewers are the victims of the of the media’s. If you don’t know there is an option,TURN IT OFF or DON’T WATCH IT

This should be trending right now.

@jahinsadman1505

2 жыл бұрын

People don't care about truth as long as they are living safe and sound

@fabiengerard8142

Жыл бұрын

@@jahinsadman1505*…until they are PERSONALLY…

Always watch Mr. Chomsky's video with respect.

the cogency and plausibility of your arguments, equally well buttressed by the jaw-dropping "smoking gun" which you always pull of, is simply phenomenal ! wish you all the best...prof. Chomsky

Does anyone have a link to the internal discussion transcript with Saddam Hussein and the Robert Dole and Senator Simpson delegation referenced at 4:05?

@njm2699

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, I was wondering as well. did you ever find a resource to that transcript? If so, could you send me a link to it? Thank you!

@Kyle-jv8qx

3 жыл бұрын

@@njm2699 I'm afraid I didn't. I have some experience with research so I'll do some digging, but if I don't get back to you its because I could not find it, which most likely I will not be able to.

@Kyle-jv8qx

3 жыл бұрын

@@njm2699 www.washingtonpost.com/archive/opinions/1990/09/30/saddams-beef-with-the-press/a8cb8c5a-ca68-484c-9dcf-3ee2efdf2b79/ This isn't a transcript, but it describes what Chomsky is talking about and gives some quotes from the transcript. Here is an excerpt from a book that cites that transcript. The source says it is available in the Declassified Documents Reference System. I did not spend much time searching but I could not find a way to easily access this system that was free. If you keep looking online, and use the reference number given, you should be able to find it: "Saddam is referring to a recent meeting he had in Baghdad with a U.S. Senate delegation.The U.S. ambassador to Iraq, April Glaspie, cabled Washington, “Senator Dole masterfullycovered the points suggested to him by the Secretary [of State]” in his meeting with Sad-dam. She mentioned nothing in the cable about any omissions in the message the senatorsdelivered. The Iraqis released a “full text” transcript of the meeting, although Glaspie’spredecessor in Baghdad (David Newton), who accompanied the Senators to the meeting,claims that this Iraqi record “left out anything that was unpleasant to them [the Iraqis] andmade the Senators look like a bunch of saps.” See the following sources: Baghdad02186,“Codel Dole: Meeting with Saddam Hussein,”12April1990, available through the Declas-sified Documents Reference System; FBIS-NES-90-074,17April1990, “Saddam HusaynAddresses Visiting Senators,” Baghdad Domestic Service (in Arabic),16April1990; DavidPalkki telephone interview with Ambassador David Newton,25March2008." This number is most important: FBIS-NES-90-074,17. Here is another reference found in a different source that is a little less messy: Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS), ―Saddam Husayn Addresses Visiting U.S. Senators,‖ Baghdad Domestic Service in Arabic, 17 April 1990. Hope you are able to find it. It shouldn't be too hard if you use the search terms above in various databases. See if you can find access to the Foreign Broadcast Information Service.

@njm2699

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kyle-jv8qx thank you so much! You are a real one :)

@naveed210

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kyle-jv8qx hi, where did you learn/attain experience in research? I’m considering studying sociology & they offer modules on research techniques.

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10:08

A short example of the US policy, they have been using this for decades and still the world do not see it or don't want to see it