Had to put up this 1971 Noam Chomsky defense of Daniel Ellsberg's release of The Pentagon Papers for tonight's Film Club. Nothing else would do. https://www.youtube.com/embed/WE50tCvldTY
Noam Chomsky
I don't remember what the context or the thread was where some commenter called me a "fourth-rate historian." Was it Greenwald? Anyway, I was reading Ezra Klein's interview with Noam.
The leftist press world's #RadicalMay starts today and includes my conversation with Noam Chomsky about worker resistance in the age of disaster capitalism. It's going to a combination of what.
On May Day, the big lefty presses are all doing coordinated video events to inspire and organize people during this hard time, as well as to earn a bit of money for these already economically marginal operations. As part of this I am doing an...
So....as you may know, Noam Chomsky blurbed my strikes book. That was pretty amazing, but of course people blurb books all the time and Chomsky is well known for being.
I'm waiting for our Hillary-hating leftist friends to denounce Noam Chomsky as a neoliberal sellout, probably taking checks from the Clinton Foundation too and maybe, just maybe, having Ron Brown.
The banality of evil, college football edition. On a related note, this is an excellent profile of Noam Chomsky.