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Noam Chomsky  TOPIC: The Militarization of Science and Space  February 15, 2004   LOCATION: Kresge Auditorium MIT

Lannan Readings & Conversations Noam Chomsky with Tariq Ali    Wednesday January 26 2005

The-corporation-hour-1of2.mp3  The-corporation-hour-2of2.mp3

The University of Edinburgh Gifford Lectures 2004/05

Professor Noam Chomsky "Illegal but Legitimate: a Dubious Doctrine for the Times."  recorded on the 22nd March 2  

original actual audio video stream:  http://www.edinburgh.ac.uk/explore/video/chomsky.html

14meg 1hr 23min audio only file:  http://jokebook.com/Chomsky-mp3-storage/chomsky-Edinburgh-lecture-3-05.mp3

Noam Chomsky on C-SPAN BookTV  Format:mp3  Runtime: 2h 58 min 

Video Stream Rip of Chomsky's 2003 appearance on C-SPAN BookTV. Viewers call in asking questions.

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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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Various related  mp3 files

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The full Clint Curtis sworn testimony

• The full Clint Curtis sworn testimony before members of House Judiciary Committee is now available here. (Previously, we only had links to a portion of his testimony, which did not include his naming of Rep. Tom Feeney (R-FL) as having asked him to write the "vote-rigging software prototype! This clip now includes all of Curtis' testimony!)
  · Streaming Windows Media Player version available here!   · Streaming RealPlayer version is now available here.

 12 MINUTE 2 MEGABIT CLINTON CURTIS MP3 FILE  TIM BERNARD-LEE MP3

                                  LINKS TO AUDIO ARCHIVES (CLIVE..GO HERE AND FOLLOW CALTECH LINK FOR ORIGINAL END OF OIL AUDIO VIDES)
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NOAM CHOMSKY AUDIO FILE LINKS

11-15-01 Chomsky Talk at at MIT (audio)

Chomsky: Aussie Radioio 11-17-01(audio)

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. .
 

• Noam Chomsky - THE NEW WORLD ORDER, Latin America & The Middle East (1991) (90 minutes) | RealPlayer needed

      http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/speech/ram/achomsky.ram

http://www.interlog.com/~nealm/ra.html

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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• Noam Chomsky, 1996 -- The Myth of the Free Market

• Noam Chomsky, 1996 -- Class War and the Attack on Working People

 NOAM CHOMSKY Hard Choice MP3 | Real

Links to some important, and uncopyrighted, RealAudio streaming audio lectures and files

6.26.01

I. Noam Chomsky

• "The Common Good", 30 minute interview from 1997. Link on Z Mag's Multimedia Page.
• New World Order, A Changing Vision Recorded Nov. 30/98. "The post WW2 agenda of the ruling class, the expansion of corporate power through empire, rolling back democratic gains, the tenuous nature of the so-called fairy tale economy and the role propaganda has played on the assault by elites against the populace." From A-Infos, via CIUT / University of Toronto Radio program, "Radio Cognito." Also here.
• "Justice for  East Timor",  speech at M.I.T. April 11, 1995: Part 1 and Part 2, with a Q&A session. Here is the original page (but I can't get the links to work, so I converted this from MP3 format, which I found at the Radio4All site).
• On Kosovo War, with Edward Said. DN April 12, 1999.
• Kosovo Radio Interview: Law, Morality and Politics in the Kosovo Conflict. Hourlong interview with Christopher Lydon on WBUR's The Connection. From Multimedia Page.
• "Middle East Politics," talk at Columbia University, April 9, 1999. Introduced by Akeel Bilgrami. (43 min. 23 sec.).
• "The Myth of the Free Market"
• "Class War: The Attack on Working People"
• "Is Capitalism Just?" (Student question and Chomsky answer)
• "On Pinochet and His Crimes", from Democracy Now! (Pacifica Radio), December 7, 1998.
• Chomsky on Indonesia
• Chomsky on Bombing of Sudan and Afghanistan
• "Necessary Illusions," The Massey Lectures for 1988 (from the Canadian Broadcast Corporation).
• "Who's World Order?" Chomsky on the Economy, from Democracy Now!, May 14, 1998.
• "Market Democracy: Doctrines and Reality", Democracy Now!, May 7, 1998.
• "The Morningside Interview", on Propaganda and the Media. CBC radio interview from Vancouver, march 12, 1996.
• "On The World Economy," from Democracy Now!, October 15, 1998.
• On the Peace Process' in the Middle East - speech at Harvard, 3 minutes long.
• "Sovereignty and World Order" - March 25, 1999, at Harvard's Kennedy School of Governance (1 hr. 24 min.).
• "On Government in the Future," Recorded February 16th 1970 at The Poetry Centre of the New York YM / YWHA. From Radio Cognito, University of Toronto, 12/27/98.
• "The U.S. Media As A Propaganda System," speech in Los Angeles, January 30, 1988. In four parts: Part One; Part Two; Part Three; Part Four.
• On the war in Kosovo, from F.A.I.R.'s Counterspin Archives page, Chomsky discusses subjects covered in his latest book, The New Military Humanism: Lessons of Kosovo.
  • Lots of other interesting RealAudio files on the Counterspir Archives page.

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

These are links to the whole CDs in RealAudio format. To get only some parts, go to the above page for specific links.

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

Propaganda and Control of the Public Mind NOTE: This is a link to the Z Mag page for this CD. Only certain segments are available in RealAudio format -- see this page for the links.

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.

I b. Some Streaming Video Files

Noam Chomsky, "The New World Order: Latin America and the Middle East", at www. freespeech.org.

Noam Chomsky, on Indoctrination and Propaganda in the US -- the Media (interview). 15.08 min.

Richard Lewontin, "Biology as Ideology / The Doctrine of DNA", The Massey Lectures for 1990.

Interview with the authors of Fear and Favor in the Newsroom, on media bias caused by corporate ownership.

"Workers Fight Gannett Evil." Union fights Gannett Corp. in Detroit newspaper strike.

The McLibel Lawsuit, against McDonald's Corp.

"A Crash Course for Citizens on the Multilateral Agreement on Investment", from British Columbia. Very interesting, but with a Canadian nationalist focus.

I c. Language and Linguistics

• Chomsky, "The Nature, Use, and Acquisition of Language", from England's The Open University in 1987. Two short audio introductions are here. [No longer working, can't find the lecture -- emailed OU 11.27.00]
• A course in the Hindi, or devanagari, alphabet, from the University of Pennsylvania.

II. Academic Lectures:

A. From The Cyberschool pages - two on-line A.P. English courses in Oregon, by skilled Internet teacher Fawn Bragg.

• The Lifestyles of the Ancient Greeks (19 minutes).
• The Lifestyles of Ancient Rome (13 minutes).
• The Lifestyles of the Anglo-Saxons (13 1/2 minutes).
• Typical Aspects of Anglo-Saxon Literature (5 1/3 minutes).
• Understanding the Anglo-Saxon Mind (4 1/3 minutes).
• The Life of Chaucer (5 2/3 minutes).
• Understanding the Prologue to The Canterbury Tales (5 min. 26 sec.).
• Understanding the Pardoner and the Nun's Priest
• Shakespeare's England (6 min. 53 sec.).
• Shakespeare's Macbeth (6 min.).
• Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice (6 1/2 min.).
• Seventeenth Century Literature (17 min. 24 sec.).
• Eighteenth Century Literature (9 minutes).
• Nineteenth Century Literature (27 min. 12 sec.).
• Twentieth Century Literature (30 3/4 minutes).
• Eastern Religions in Hesse's Siddhartha (12 min. 2 sec.).
• The Sun Also Rises (6 min. 55 sec.).

C. Chaucer

• From the opening of The Pardoner's Tale, from the W.W. Norton web site. Also, here.
• Terry Jones, of Monte Python fame, talking on "Chaucer's Knight" at the University of Sheffield, England, March 4, 1999 (1 hr. 16 min.).
  • Terry Jones also has a funny talk on "The Making of The Life of Brian" at the same site (1 hr. 1 1/2 min).
• Sections from The Miller's Tale, read by Alfred David (U. Georgia).
• Selection from Prolog to Sir Thopas, from University of Vermont. (1 min. 6 sec.), read by a student. And here is the Second Fit from this tale. Also, the Epilog to Sir Thopas and the introduction to the Tale of Melibee.
• Professor Jess B. Bessinger reads the first lines of the General Prologue.(U. GA).
• Professor  Linda Ehrsam Voigts reads the first lines of the General Prologue (U.MI at Kansas City).
• Another reading of the first lines of the General Prologue, from here.
• Professor Voigts reads Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde, ll. 1786-1841.
• Chaucer, lines 1400-1420 from Troilus and Criseyde, from University of Augsburg page (see below).
• From The Nun's Priest's Tale (Riverside edition lines 3375-3402).
• "THE CHAUCER METAPAGE AUDIO FILES", from Alan Gaylord, VMI.

D. Streaming Video

• The Nun's Priest's Tale, an animated (cartoon) film, on RealAudio, from the BBC's page.

E. My Lectures

• "Educational Applications of Streaming Audio – Accessible Do-It-Yourself Multimedia", Grover Furr, Jan. '00 (publication in Technology Source pending).
• "How To Make A Streaming Audio File", Grover Furr, Jan. '00.
• The Medieval World-View: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 (Aug. 6, 1999).
• The Eight Important Themes in World Literature: Imperialism/Colonialism; Tradition vs. Modernity; The Elite vs. the Masses; The Writer and the Audience; Education vs. "Schooling"; Religion As Tool of Imperialism; Racism and Imperialism; The Role of Women and Sexism.
• Paradigms: "The Two Models of World History": the 'Cold War' Paradigm and the 'Anti-Imperialist' Paradigm.
• Profit vs. Labor Costs: The Inverse Relationship Between Profit and Labor Costs In Any Enterprise.
• Analysis of a paragraph from Chapter 2 of Achebe, Things Fall Apart.

F. Other Medieval Literature

1. Old English

• Selection from King Alfred's translation of Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy, Meter 6, from Florian Schleburg's page at the University of Augsburg, Germany.
• Old English version of parable of the Seven Wise and Seven Foolish Virgins (Sweet's Anglo-Saxon Reader, p. 64), from same page.
• The Last Survivor's Speech, from Beowulf (at this location).
• Old English Pages - Audio Corpus. A few mor OE files linked by Cathy Ball.

The following poetic passages are from Ða Engliscan Gesiþas Home Page, "Old English Aloud".

• Deor, in verses. Verse 1; Verse 2; Verse 3; Verse 4; Verse 5; Verse 6a; Verse 6b.
• "The Funeral of Scyld Scefing", from Beowulf. Verses 26 to 31; Verses 32 to 37; Verses 38 to 42; Verses 43 to 46; Verses 47 to 52.
• The Battle of Brunanburh. Get the individual verses from the page itself.

2. Middle English

• The first fit of Sir Gawain and the Grene Knight, from U. GA.(female voice)
• The same text, from the University of Vermont (male voice -- Albert C. Baugh?)
• A different male voice, from the third fit, also U. VT.
• Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (ca. 1360): lines 713-739.

G. Literature, General

• Audio specials from the New York Times.
• Discussion of Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe, from National Public Radio's "Bookclub of the Air", May 30, 1996; program home page here.
  • Search page for NPR Streaming Audio programs.
• Talk with Langston Hughes and Adrienne Rich reading their poetry, from Houston Community College radio station.

H. Bob Price's Lectures

• "The Quest for the Historical Jesus", in six parts: Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5; Part 6.
  • Also, download the .rm files themselves, so you don't have to worry about net speed.
    • To save the files and play them back later, right-click (PCs only) on the following links and select "Save Link As"; choose a directory on your hard drive; and click the "Save" button.  Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5; Part 6.
• "Beyond Born Again", from Infidels.org, about Time Magazine's "Jesus 2000" cover story.

III. The Vietnam War

• MLK Speech Condemning Vietnam War, April 4, 1967, at Riverside Church, NYC. A denunciation of American imperialism, some have thought it led to his assassination. From Pacifica Radio. Here is a link to the text of the speech itself.
• "Remembering the Vietnam War: Conversation with Neil Sheehan (November 1988). Sheehan talks about what he learned while writing his book A Bright Shining Lie. Several parts of the interview are available on streaming video here.
• "Presidential Decisions and Public Dissent: Conversation with Daniel Ellsberg (July 1998). Interesting views of the man who published the Pentagon Papers, exposing U.S. government's lies about the war. Some RealAudio streaming video files. First, a video segment on the Gulf of Tonkin incident. Here is the video segment on Ellsberg's reaction to reading the Pentagon Papers. Another segment on the courage of those who went to jail to protest the war.
• PBS Interview with Marc Weiss, of P.O.V., on his joint project with PBS on "Stories Since The War" (web page here). (15 min. 50 sec.).
• Peter Kann (editor of The Wall Street Journal) and Frances FitzGerald (editor of The Nation), both former Vietnam War reporters, discuss the role of the press in Vietnam. Web page.
• Audio interview with Peter Arnett, journalist in Vietnam and the Gulf War, but mainly concerning the Vietnam War. Transcript here.
• Pacifica Radio on the scandal around "Operation Tailwind", and CNN's firing of two reporters, including April Oliver,  and warning of Peter Arnett, whom the Pentagon wanted fired.
• Amy Goodman program on Spite House, including Tom McKenney, "a Colonel during the Vietnam War. He organized top-secret teams of elite soldiers who tracked and killed suspected U.S. defectors. He tried to find and kill Robert Garwood, who is also interviewed, along with the author of the book. Dubious, except for McKenney, but interesting. (53 minutes). Web page.
• Cocaine Politics: Peter Dale Scott discusses his book, co-authored with Jonathan Marshall, concerning the C.I.A.'s involvement in the heroin traffic. Good, detailed discussion (Length: 41 minutes). From Freespeech Internet Television Network.
• Kim Phuc, interviewed by Alex Chadwick on National Public Radio, November 8, 1996, in Toronto where she lives.
• Thirtieth Anniversary of the Columbia University Student Sit-In, 1968, from Democracy Now!, May 1, 1998. Also, A Short Tour Through 1968.
• The British Broadcasting Corporation reports on the damage still caused by Agent Orange in Vietnam, 30 years after the war.
• Agnew vs. Vietnam War protestors (May 22, 1970). From Temple University course.
• Eyewitness to Kent State killings (May 18, 1970). Also from Temple University.
• Various Australian audio and a/v files: LBJ thanks for support; Australian anti-war demonstration.
• Ralph McGehee, CIA REPORT SHOWS VIETNAM WAR INFORMATION MANIPULATION; main page here.
• Ralph McGehee, "C.I.A.: Deadly Deceits," in eight parts. Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4; Part 5; Part 6; Part 7; Part 8.
• Marilyn Blatt Young, Interviewed by David Barsamian in 1993. Part1; Part 2; Part 3.
• Noam Chomsky, "Lessons of Viet Nam", Madison, WI, March 31, 1985. Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; Part 4.
• Nike in Indonesia, Amy Goodman interviews Jeff Ballinger, "Democracy Now" Sept. 15, 1999.
• Robert S. Macnamara discusses "missed opportunities for peace" in Vietnam on RadioNation, Week of 9/7-9/14/99.
• Ward Just, interviewed in May 1999, about his new Vietnam War novel.

1. Protest Songs of the Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement Era

• "I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-to-Die Rag", by Country Joe and the Fish. A popular anti-Vietnam War during the '60s. From Country Joe's Homepage. And here is "Vietnam Never Again."
• Bob Dylan, "Only A Pawn In Their Game" (1964). Read the lyrics here as you listen to it.
• Dylan again, "Masters of War" (1963); read the lyrics here.

IV. Politics.

A. The Russian (Bolshevik) Revolution

• Lenin's speech, "What Is Soviet Power? Of what consists the essence of this new power?..." From www.1917.com, but the sound file streams very slowly from there, so I copied it. This is the first of eight short speeches by Lenin at this location; all load slowly.
  • Here is the same speech, but a louder, clearer copy. I got it from the Finnish 'Funet Russian Archive' page.
• Here is Stalin, speaking about and after World War II, from the same Funet page. The first words I can make out are "Partisans - the whole world has heard of you."
• Here is Marshal Georgi Zhukov, speaking in 1945 after the end of the war. His first words: "On June 24 1945, in Moscow, in Red Square, a great, historic parade took place."  From the Funet page.
• Here is Anatoli Lunacharsky, speaking in the 1920s; a very clear recording. He begins: "Comrades! Human speech is powerful. But live speech, spoken words, are much (? stronger) than the printed word...". Not copied, so it streams from the Finnish page and may be a bit slow.
• Nadezhda Krupskaya, Lenin's widow, speaks in 1937, two years before her death. Converted from the .wav file on the Funet page. The first words I can make out are "...Lenin began his revolutionary activity..."
• Mikhail Kalinin, speaks on 10 October 1932, in celebration of the Dnepropetrovsk Electrical Generating Station, "one of the first-born children of Soviet industry." Not copied, so it streams from the Finnish page and may be a bit slow.
• Democracy Now! Program segment on "U.S. OIL INTERESTS IN THE CASPIAN SEA", April 2, 1999.

B. Michael Parenti

• 24 8-minute RealAudio talks by Parenti.
• Parenti's tape from Alternative Radio, "The Sword and the Dollar" (from CIUT, Univ. of Toronto Radio, 'Radio Cognito', May 2, 1999).
• Parenti's talk from A.R., "The Control of History", from CIUT.
• Parenti on "The War In Yugoslavia." From CIUT. Also here - part 1; part 2; and part 3.

C. Other Political Tapes

• John Pilger, interview on Propaganda in the Media, from RadioNation 7/7/99.
• Howard Zinn, "A People's History of the United States", November 1995.
• Backlist of 'CounterSpin' programs (html).
• Edward Said, on "The Tragedy of Palestine" , from the long list of Rice Univ. lectures here.

V. Other Academic Lectures

• Johan Reinhard, National Geographic Explorer in Residence, speaking in 1997 on "The Mummies of Peru." Many other lectures from NGS are here.

VI. The Internationale!

• "The Internationale", sung in Basque. From the Basque Red Net. Starts out faint, but fine after the first eight bars.
• "The Internationale" in Russian, from Funet again. Length 4 minutes 5 seconds. Here is the text in Russian, so you can sing along!
• "The Internationale" in Chinese., from a Chinese page on GeoCities. Here is the orchestral version alone.
• A long collection, in Russian, of both communist and traditional folk songs. But the first four minutes are a stirring version of The Internationale again. From this page, though the files are actually here. Lots of folk and other Russian songs.
• CommInterNet has the Internationale in about 17 languages plus several English versions.

VII. Other Audio Files

• An Interview with Philip Roth,  about An American Pastoral and, especially, I Married a Communist (30 min).
• Roth reads from 'I Married a Communist' (15 min.) - the "Canary funeral" passage.

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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.

downloadable audio files

the following Chomsky event audio transcripts consist of two parts: Noam Chomsky's speech and the Q&A session following the speech. Each part is approximately one hour long and is further divided into four 15-minute segments (for a total of eight files).

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4.		Chomsky_nov_4_02_talk boston.indymedia.org, 22 min 13 sec
5.		Chomsky_nov_4_02_talk boston.indymedia.org, 22 min 13 sec
6.		Independent Media Center - Chomsky Vs Bush Iraq, indymedia.org www.indymedia.org, 4 min 46 sec
7.		Questions and Answers - Noam Chomsky-Houston 10-18-02 mke.indymedia.org, 86 min 50 sec
8.		- Chomsky Intro Houston101802 mke.indymedia.org, 22 min 35 sec
9.		- Noam Chomsky-Houston TX 101802 mke.indymedia.org, 67 min 59 sec
10.		Cultual Imperialism-Links and Sources Cited - Noam Chomsky on Globalization (full audio interview), Cultual Imperialism-Links and Sources Cited www.arts.arizona.edu, 14 min 21 sec

11.		Chicago IndyMedia - Chomsky Vs Bush Iraq, IndyMedia Center - webcast news chicago.indymedia.org, 4 min 46 sec
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13.		Austin IndyMedia - Chomsky Vs Bush Iraq, IndyMedia Center - news www.austin.indymedia.org, 4 min 46 sec
14.		Kuro5hin.org || Chomsky on "The New War Against Terror", kuro5hin.org || Chomsky on "The New War Against Te 64.81.53.87, 56 min 40 sec
15.		Independent Media Center - Chomsky Vs Bush Iraq, Independent Media Center - webcast news mayday.indymedia.org, 4 min 46 sec
16.		Show Business!/Capital Rules - Selling The Capitalist Story, Noam Chomsky www.mp3it.com, 5 min 29 sec
17.		Show Business!/Capital Rules - Return To The Trenches, Noam Chomsky www.mp3it.com, 3 min 19 sec
18.		Show Business!/Capital Rules - Lean And Mean Times, Noam Chomsky www.mp3it.com, 3 min 26 sec
19.		Show Business!/Capital Rules - A War Against Children And Fam, Noam Chomsky www.mp3it.com, 4 min 43 sec
20.		Show Business!/Capital Rules - Principles On Which The U.S. W, Noam Chomsky www.mp3it.com, 5 min 36 sec

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22.		Independent Media Center - Chomsky-1970, indymedia.org www.indymedia.org, 56 min 43 sec
23.		Government In The Future, Noam Chomsky - Feb 16/1970 www.kpfx.org, 56 min 43 sec
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36.		Http://www.frognet.net/~absent/NoamBennet.mp3, Chomsky to Debate William Bennett 5/30 5:20am : SF www.sf.indymedia.org, 8 min 19 sec
37.		Case Studies In Hypocrisy:U.S. Human Rights Policy - U.S. Prisons, Noam Chomsky: Prisons in America : SF Indymedia sf.indymedia.org, 6 min 19 sec
38.		Between The Lines Week Ending 5/3/02, Between The Lines www.wpkn.org, 29 min 1 sec
39.		Index of /sound, radioproject.org www.radioproject.org, 56 min 21 sec
40.		Program:Narco Cover, Program:Narco Cover www.radioproject.org, 79 min 54 sec

41.		>>EVIL VS. EVIL (mp3), The Ancient Ecstatic Brotherhood of PARANOISE www.paranoise.com, 3 min 15 sec
42.		Clarence: Cultura e Spettacolo - Società delle Menti - Audio Files (), Clarence: Cultura e Spettacolo - Società de www.clarence.com, 3 min 40 sec
43.		Fierce Invalids Home From..., Tom Robbins www.clarence.com, 7 min 44 sec
44.		Part 4, G7 Welcoming Committee Records - News www.g7welcomingcommittee.com, 27 min 6 sec
45.		Part 1, G7 Welcoming Committee Records - News www.g7welcomingcommittee.com, 36 min 21 sec
46.		Part 3, G7 Welcoming Committee Records - News www.g7welcomingcommittee.com, 25 min 41 sec
47.		Part 2, G7 Welcoming Committee Records - News www.g7welcomingcommittee.com, 24 min 34 sec
48.		Burnt Norton, T.S. Eliot www.clarence.com, 10 min 58 sec
49.		G7 Welcoming Committee Records - Releases, G7 Welcoming Committee Records - Releases www.g7welcomingcommittee.com, 3 min 52 sec
50.		If I Told Him, Gertrude Stein www.clarence.com, 3 min 36 sec

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.

Noam Chomsky - Delusion - writers employed by the corporate media are not necessarily conscious of engaging in deception.  Instead, they are completely persuaded by corporate propaganda. Otherwise they would not be employed.  1 megabyte in length.

Noam Chomsky - Indoctrination of the very young into the system.  How the system earmarks children for success or failure by their tendency to conform, obey, and be passive spectators (America's ideal worker).  1.2 megabytes.

Noam Chomsky - Labor Struggles of the early American factory workers who wrote that the new spirit of the Age was, "Gain wealth, forgetting all but self."  900k.

Noam Chomsky - Authoritarian Structures work to control the public mind and crush independent thinking and turn human beings into passive consumers of mass-marketed products.  300k.

Noam Chomsky - versus King George the First - exposes the embarrassing facts that Bush Senior conveniently omitted regarding Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.  4.4 megabytes.

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