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 Noam Chomsky, who has said, "If we do not believe in freedom of speech for those we despise we do not believe in it at all," was born in 1928 in Philadelphia. After receiving his doctorate in linguistics, Chomsky began teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It was during this time that he became more publicly engaged in politics arguing against American involvement in the Vietnam War. Since then, he has been well known for his progressive political views, and has written and lectured widely on linguistics, philosophy, intellectual history, contemporary issues, international affairs, and U.S. foreign policy.

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  (at 42 min. into this file chomsky is asked fi 9/11 could have been a false flag operation of if it could have been let happen on purpose and chomsky responds that he is "extremely skeptical about it", that "i don't think there is any likelihood that an action like this could have been planned <by white house>" and " i don't really think there are any historical precedence for it" and "if the white house had been involved in the planning of this.....it would have certainly have leaked..... i don't think the evidence is at all compelling"

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The Official 911 Story

Posted by Noam Chomsky at 01:04 PM

The simple reason why I presume that the official story is probably true is that it seems to me by far the most credible one.  I’ve explained why in earlier posts, and also why the whole matter is very far from high priority for me.

Since there is such a flood of letters about this matter, mostly to me personally, perhaps it is worth adding something that I’ve left out because I do not want to become embroiled in what seem to me pointless discussions, diverting energy from matters that seem to me far more important.

One of these is to focus attention on the Bush administration’s ongoing contributions to enhancing the risk of terrorism, including very serious terrorist attacks against the US.  Even if the cyberspace and other conclusions about 9/11 were credible they would not begin to compare with Bush administration actions that are hardly controversial and that have or threaten far more hideous effects.  In comparison with these clear cases, for which evidence is overwhelming from the most respectable mainstream sources, the involvement of the Bush administration in 9/11, if it could be supported, would amount to very little.  To take an obvious example, consider the invasion of Iraq.

Quite apart from the massive crimes against Iraqis, the invasion was undertaken with the expectation, since amply confirmed, that it would increase the threat of jihadist terror of the kind that the Reaganites organized in the 1980s, as well as proliferation.  Former defense secretaries (including McNamara) and prominent strategic analysts estimate the likelihood of nuclear terror in the US at about 50% in the next decade: alongside that, and its likely aftermath, 9/11 would pale into insignificance.  And that’s the least of it.  The policies of aggressive militarism and “transformation of the military” are, as predicted, driving potential rivals to react in ways that greatly enhance the risk of possibly terminal nuclear war, maybe by accident, maybe by leaking of WMD technology to terrorists, maybe in other ways.

All of these matters are well-established, rarely discussed, and vastly more significant that any possible Bush administration involvement in 9/11.

…I might perhaps add that this whole matter reminds of a DOD document on declassification a few years ago. It suggests that “interesting declassified material” such as information about the JFK assassination could be released and even posted on the internet as a “diversion,”
which might “reduce the unrestrained public appetite for `secrets’ by providing good faith distraction material.” The idea, according to the
(outstanding) British intelligence analyst who published the document, is that if investigators are absorbed with the grassy knoll they won’t probe into serious areas where they are unwelcome

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Left Denial on 9/11 Turns Irrational
by Jack Straw
http://www.indybay.org/news/2005/05/1736367.php 6 May 2005
www.globalresearch.ca 8 May 2005
The URL of this article is: http://globalresearch.ca/articles/STR505A.html

People like Noam Chomsky and Ward Churchill are turning toward the irrational as they continue to deny increasing signs that 9/11 was an inside job.
Ever since the events of 9/11, the American Left and even ultra-Left have been downright fanatical in combating notions that the U.S. government was complicit in the attacks or at least had foreknowledge of the events. Lately, this stance has taken a turn towards the irrational.
In a recent interview, Noam Chomsky has made an incredible assertion:

"There's by now a small industry on the thesis that the administration had something to do with 9-11. I've looked at some of it, and have often been asked. There's a weak thesis that is possible though extremely unlikely in my opinion, and a strong thesis that is close to inconceivable. The weak thesis is that they knew about it and didn't try to stop it. The strong thesis is that they were actually involved. The evidence for either thesis is, in my opinion, based on a failure to understand properly what evidence is. Even in controlled scientific experiments one finds all sorts of unexplained phenomena, strange coincidences, loose ends, apparent contradictions, etc. Read the letters in technical science journals and you'll find plenty of samples. In real world situations, chaos is overwhelming, and these will mount to the sky. That aside, they'd have had to be quite mad to try anything like that. It would have had to involve a large number of people, something would be very likely to leak, pretty quickly, they'd all be lined up before firing squads and the Republican Party would be dead forever. That would have happened whether the plan succeeded or not, and success was at best a long shot; it would have been extremely hard to predict what would happen."


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March 13, 2000 Professor Noam Chomsky, the outspoken MIT linguistics professor and prominent political dissident, gave a standing-room-only crowd his views on globalization, military intervention, sovereignty and world trade as part of the Johns Hopkins Symposium on Foreign Affairs. .
 

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Interview with Matthew Rothschild, editor of The Progressive. RealAudio version.
Published by Freespeech.org (1997, 15 minutes).


 
Rights and Wrongs  

With Charlayne Hunter-Gault. Produced by Globalvision.
Published by Freespeech.org (1997, 6 minutes).

 
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With Shelagh Rogers. (3/21/95, 25 minutes).

 
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The Common Good (Audio)  

 

Details the historical roots of democratic rights -- from Aristotle to the US Constitutional Convention -- and questions the role of today's private corporations that want to "undermine democratic functioning but ensure that there will be a powerful state to subsidize them," as Chomsky puts it. The complete text of this interview with David Barsamian is published in the Odonian Press book The Common Good.
Published by Making Contact (9/24/97, 30 minutes).

Activists continue to call for an end to economic sanctions against Iraq -- sanctions that UN studies say kill 4,500 children under five each month. Professor Noam Chomsky, author and critic, joins to talk about U.S. "policy" in the Middle East and the media's role.


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I. Noam Chomsky

I a. Chomsky CD's on-line, from Z Magazine Chomsky CD page.

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The Clinton Vision , in 22 separate clips (56 mins), or the whole CD in one large file.

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Free Market Fantasies: Capitalism in the Real World, , a link to the whole CD (56 mins). The page is here.

Capital Rules , the whole CD (56 mins.). The page is here.

Class War: The Attack on Working People , the whole CD. The page is here.

Prospects for Democracy , the whole CD. The page is here.

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The McLibel Lawsuit, against McDonald's Corp.

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A. The Russian (Bolshevik) Revolution

B. Michael Parenti

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V. Other Academic Lectures

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Kosovo Radio Interview: Law, Morality and Politics in the Kosovo Conflict  

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WBUR in Boston interviews Noam Chomsky
Opinions on Yugoslavia and Kosovo.

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The US, Kosovo and History [click to listen]
Noam Chomsky

Chomsky analyzes the reasons behind the US's intervention in Kosovo and looks at past historical precedents for foreign intervention around the globe.

 

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Noam Chomsky - Welfare for the Rich - in the United States, our tax dollars supply social welfare for the very rich, while the poor experience the rigors of the free market.  1.1 megabytes in length.

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Noam Chomsky - Free Market Fantasies - what precisely does it mean to be a conservative in favor of the free market?  5.7 megabytes.

Noam Chomsky - Hypocrisy: Good Terror - there is "bad" terrorism and "good" terrorism, according to America's rulers. The "good" terrorism is practiced by American allies, such as Turkey, who commit atrocities against millions of "irrelevant" people.   1.8 megabytes.

Noam Chomsky - Old Wine, New Bott