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Media Control in Democracy
Noam Chomsky
It is axiomatic that we have a free press and our adversaries have propaganda. Perhaps the distinctions are not so clear. In totalitarian systems the state-run media are viewed as largely irrelevant. Consumers of news in dictatorships readily recognize their media as organs of propaganda. However, in democratic societies where force is not a convenient […]
Pascal’s Wager
Noam Chomsky
Recorded at MIT.
With Donahue
Noam Chomsky
Reflections on the Gulf War
Noam Chomsky
Interview by David Barsamian. Recorded at MIT.
The Aftermath of the Gulf War
Noam Chomsky
2 CDs Recorded at Tiverton High School.
The Press and the Gulf War
Noam Chomsky
with Mark Hertsgaard/Robin Morgan
Media Control
Noam Chomsky
Presented in the wake of Gulf War 1, this insightful lecture touches on the machinations of Bush Sr.’s war propaganda. It is a timely and haunting reminder of propaganda’s proven hazard: the repetition of our most nightmarish history. Chomsky sketches the triumphs of U.S. from the Wilson era through the 1st Bush administration. Recorded at […]
Unfinished Business: The U.S. and Central America
Noam Chomsky
The Gulf War and the New World Order
Noam Chomsky
Recorded at the Berkeley Community Theater.
Force or Opinion
Noam Chomsky
The Cold War: Fact and Fancy
Noam Chomsky
U.S. Gulf Policy
Noam Chomsky
The Gulf crisis moves inexorably toward war. The U.S. has committed hundreds of thousands of troops, with more on the way. Why is diplomacy shunned, and why are sanctions not given a chance to work? Noam Chomsky explains why. He persuasively argues that the U.S. prefers to use force. Chomsky exposes the hypocrisy and double […]

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