Noam Chomsky has not just been watching the Occupy movement. A veteran of the civil rights, anti-war, and anti-intervention movements of the 1960s through the 1980s, he's given lectures at Occupy Boston and talked with occupiers across the US. His new book, Occupy, published in the Occupied Media Pamphlet Series by Zuccotti Park Press brings together several of those lectures, a speech on “occupying foreign policy” and a brief tribute to his friend and co-agitator Howard Zinn.Read it at AlterNet
Noam Chomsky on America's Economic Suicide
Laura Flanders interviews Noam Chomsky
Wondering what Occupy is all about. Noam Chomsky explains.
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Here is the video of the interview itself. Tom, maybe you can embed it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUIzD5HJv30
Thanks for the link, Clonal. Up.
Love Noam.
True, he lacks "concision."
Don't forget that Noam Chomsky is a deficit terrorist hawk - purporting that tax payers are on the hook ...
"Don't forget that Noam Chomsky is a deficit terrorist hawk - purporting that tax payers are on the hook ..."
Yes, this stuff is pervasive. Chomsky is very intelligent and does his homework, too. I am surprised he is taken in by this, and that no one has clued him in on the reality of the present monetary system.
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