Conversations with History: Noam Chomsky

GOOGLE: idiot who believes anything he reads online

You've discovered 2000 year-old slave morality. Good job there, Chuck.

This was a fantastic interview; the interrogator presented questions very applicable to anyone interested in taking advantage of their intellectual and social resources.

Zionism at that time was very different, he was part of a movement that was anti-statist, and based on Jewish-Arab cooperation.

If someone has slaves and provides them with room and board and maybe some entertainment is that any better than paying someone just barely enough to pay for rent, food, and entertainment.

excellent interview, learned some things about his youth and motives.

Did i understand that he was member of a zionist youth organisation, or didn't i listen very well??

Just like Alexismud, I still remember when i first listened to him, I'm very very happy about that, it opened my eyes!

He is a hero!!

Googel: The Chomsky Hoax

or 200 lies made by Chomsky

ha ha. noamy should learn it before he tries to write or speak on it.

ha ha. noamy should learn it before he tries to write or speak on it.

amazing interview,

i still remember when i first discovered chomsky, it was shocking,exciting,and an experience i won't forget.

knowledge is power.

common sense.

Thanks Noam:)

when you get used to his voice is better

What does he mean by "wage slavery attack on human dignity" and "people who work in plants should own them"???

Excellent interview. Very basic but intruiging ideas put forth.

yeah, how much of this being a really good expression of "chomsky" is to do with uc putting in kreisler? (what's "his" "perspective" anyway? -- the d. harvey and p. anderson interviews are pretty good too.)

i mean, the frame of the chawmy-buckley interview is limiting and repressive, but it's no fox hannity shenanigans!

then again, chomsky has said that censorship is highest at npr.

i.e. here, re: "libertarian" - us defn v euro.

to add to the ephemera - i really do like noam's longer hair!
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does anyone know what chawm-daddy thinks of bookchin's work?

who de fak is nom chomscy?> i dont kare. fuc u.

that's great, I love this guy

Thank you for posting this. I think this is the best interview Chomsky has ever given.

good ol' chomsky it never let us down. My hero indeed, my hero.

LOL!

This is great! Chomsky is a very fascinating guy, and I'm glad that he's so well-known and (hopefully!) influential.

good vid,

bleed for sure, its crazy!