Corporate Attack on Democracy, Noam Chomsky

[@xander7ful]

One day about 10 years ago, I pulled into a gas station to pump gas. Someone had left a little sticker on the gas pump that said, "Read Chomsky." I knew who he was, but put it off. But one day, I bought a Chomsky book & have been a fan ever since. We need more intellectuals like him, who are willing to do the research & educate the rest of us.

[@SuperSpeedMonkey]

The gas station thing is exactly how other religions are spread as well.

[@fuhgetabuttit3849]

Chomsky for President

[@transporterIII]

the experience of truth-seekers are littered with these "coincidences," add a couple more layers to what happened to you (there probably were that went unoticed) and you have synchronicity!

[@torbenretboll2841]

@JimboParadox Chomsky never says that you should believe him just because he has studied a certain topic. On the contrary. He says: do not believe me. Go and study this topic for yourself. Chomsky offers advice and ideas. But he would not want you to accept any idea just because it comes from him. His point is: do not just accept what other people tell you. Go and and find out for yourself! Think for yourself!

[@dfghj241]

@JimboParadox but the interesting is that you won't find Chomskys information anywhere else without some rigourous research of your own. and i mean reading several books from authors you didn't know existed from back 200 years ago and then analyzing the impact of their ideas (which you have to understand fully, and compare with traditional developments of the time) with data avaiability from the time as well, and then do this until today. With the fact that alot of the works of scholars that have influence on policy makers on all the major empires in history are simple propaganda, written to convince sectors of their respective countries population that "this is the way foward" while some more technical works indeed carry out the frankness of their methods, whatever they were, makes the task even more daunting at a second glance. So you can see what chomsky is (at least to me). He seems to be a translator between gargantuan amounts of information of which i would have no hope (let alone training) to go through in my lifetime, and my life experience. and i personally think thats very valuable. yes there are biases, thats how the world seems to work on the human level, but damn the amount of sources he cites on most of his lectures and books gives you a direction to begin doing your own research if you have that time. Per example, most of his "opinion" on the imperialistic nature present in the founding of the USA comes straight from the mouth (or pen) of the founding fathers.

[@imasutiki1123]

Noam Chomsky is a national treasure.

[@nocucksinkekistan7321]

Rufous Woof Yep

[@zuesr3277]

Rufous Woof bro he is a true international treasure

[@spartaklalaj3184]

Homo Sapiens Treasure I would say!

[@niveditatewary2012]

He is a treasure to sentient life.

[@SuperSpeedMonkey]

A national treasure for Russia maybe. A national disgrace for America.

[@thetruthfulchannel6348]

Everyone should listen to Noam Chomsky's lectures, debates and interviews and read his books. He is a truly brilliant man who has uncovered the truth behind the current world order.

[@Anas-shs230]

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[@moodist1er]

He won't say anything about 9/11 except that the "extremists" involved in the "war on terror" are all funded through Saudi Arabia.

[@kmvenezia4337]

Noam is always spot on. No emotion, no agenda other than the truth and the facts. I hope he lives a very LOOONG TIME. Thank you Noam.

[@u.v.s.5583]

Chomsky clearly does have an agenda here. You probably have to have lived under communist rule for a significant time to see his agenda, but he does have a political agenda. All his thought associations, and I mean ALL of them, display this agenda.

[@amamuffin]

He is amazing, we are lucky to have him

[@renwood500]

+amamuffin Extremely Lucky and Blessed! I can't get enough of his Lectures! I Thank God for Him!

[@nsengakinzonzi7435]

But what are we to do with this"blessing"

[@elijahmendez4107]

Yeah, too bad we are not all like him and just a bunch of savages with our modern lifestyle of beers, poor weed, crack, business, sodas, masks, religions, and so on.

[@charleskesner1302]

Noam Chomsky one of our greatest assets.

[@day7two]

thank you Pastor Chomsky...best sermon I've heard in a while ... bless you ;)

[@cblue2]

Craig Pettersen pastor?

[@day7two]

cassieburke123 Don't you know who Noam Chomsky is?

[@TheSelfHelpTube]

Except Noam asks nothing and offers no answers. Fool.

[@uttaradit2]

Chomsky is my unoffical tutor and the one I needed in College. Enlightning.

[@lisagardner7249]

I will never figure out the USA! I live in Jamaica and I’m not Jamaican! I’m Canadian, have no insurance and they will just take me at the hospital without a question!!

[@PerrenC]

Noam Chomsky is my hero

[@charlesholifield3859]

Never heard of him but I'm glad I did

[@alfredmolison7134]

Thank you, Chomsky. You have my vote.

[@Orf]

34:00 Powell memorandum on right. Tri-lateral commission on left

[@blakehammeredgar3609]

Anybody know where to find this memorandum he talks about at 36:25

[@s0673451]

thanks for uploading this. I think this is one of the best talks i have ever heard. I've shared it with everyone i know.

[@mchlclark]

always a pleasure to listen to you speak Mr. Chomsky. If you ever see this or someone close to you sees this, I need you to know that nearly everyone I speak too sees what you are saying, and for the most part agrees with what you are saying. It is honestly quite obvious once it's pointed out which is the most frustrating part of it all. And most people I talk too who don't see it, do see it once it's pointed out. If so many people understand, why doesn't it change?

[@mchlclark]

I think you answered my question anyway during the rest of this video. I think I forgot the answer and had to re learn it. That is how insidious the social programming is. The answer is education. And not just in a class room. In life. Point it out as you do, discuss it, show examples, discuss. But still, what do we do about it? How can we fight ourselves?

[@jeremyreagan9085]

Mr. Clark I will send your message to Dr. Chomsky. He is our greatest living thinker he makes me pride to be an American.

[@mchlclark]

Thankyou. Im Australian, but not only does America play a large role in our affairs, what Chomsky speaks about is world wide. All Countries can learn from this brilliant man. He makes me proud to be human.

[@swarren1075]

You can actually email Chomsky (see his page on the MIT website) and will usually get a response

[@mchlclark]

Stuart Warren cool. Thanks

[@randykibbie6958]

I would like Thank You My Brother for sharing this information. I learned more it this one hour than I have in along time. POWERFUL!

[@telas988]

Thank you Joe! KZbin at its best! Your work is much appreciated.

[@ericstachowski7920]

Opening eyes! Love him as an activist and as a linguist!

[@Pirusiandres]

No matter your viewpoints this is piece that's been preparing for a lifetime. You don't prepare it a few weeks in advance, but it takes a hole life of dedication to argue in this amazing way.

[@noellajioneness3399]

Thanks for sharing! Noam Is one of my all time favorite teachers. Mostly it's a state of Crisis in Consciousness our world is suffering from. People are so use to looking outside themselves they can't awaken enough to see that unity amongst all humans. ( The Divinity from within ) We become brutal and selfish not thinking of the others. The parents are raising their children this way. I see it in my daughters school. Problems will always arise more greed, more policies in place less for the majority of the population because people forgot we belong to one another..Because peoples energies are focused on what they see all around them. Everyone is busy today running around. The. Neighbourhoods are empty in the day because people are trying too hard to bite a chuck of what the 1% has. Fancy Vacations, Monster homes, Designer clothes, fancy cars..etc, We have become an external world. If the 99% focused on each other the tables could be reversed to an abundant world for all. Policies would change, people would see the miracles in giving and be happy like our parents before us. Because More never made anyone happy. But It will take a shift in consciousness to make this happen for people to see themselves in others. Thank you. Noella Oneness Canada

[@desioye7782]

The amount of reading this man must have done blows my mind.

[@Orf]

Thanks for upload!

[@ConnectingwithNature]

Amazing man👍

[@251162efw]

Great talk, thanks for uploading. Learned, committed, analytical, principled. The mention of Jonathan Rose's book The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes is great. What contrast to the media-drugged youth of today; plugged into computers and turned off to the most important issues that control their lives. What will happen if millions of Americans wake up to their manipulation?

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Thank you. I will watch this in length later.

[@LetterToVoltaire]

@joefriendly, Thank you good sir, your effort in putting this up is truly appreciated, over time more people will listen to this and will engage this much needed debate about the decline in educating our youth (i.e. Critical Thinking, Math, Science, Logic, etc). Cheerio!

[@bobbart4198]

" Gain Wealth - Forget all But Self " .... By Golly, isn't that the REAL American Dream ?

[@rados123]

It amaze me how he pulls all this names, book titles and approximate dates out of his head, although he seems to use some notes during this lecture. I can barely remember what I had for diner, yesterday.

[@hmaltravers]

Prof. Chomsky's equanimity is a much welcomed relief from the abrasive vociferous talking-heads that populate TV and radio.

[@joefriendly]

The talk was at St. Philip's Church of Harlem in New York City,

[@blueskies8714]

Conforming to the ‘New Spirit of the Age' (gain wealth forgetting all but self). The new ideology is you shouldn't care about other people. How sad :(

[@PetadeAztlan]

I suspect from the Video Description St. Philip's Church of Harlem with help of Rev. Rhonda Rubinson.

[@jones1351]

As always with Prof. Chomsky, bravo. I see him getting older and it brings a bit of sadness. Medical science needs to discover the miracle drug quick, cause it does no one any good for a mind like this to be in the ground. Love hearing what he has to say on any topic.

[@rrdab1]

You are a teacher, you are an educator, giving the skills necessary to survive in a world which can only benefit from your gift. My "dumb" comment was in relation to the two ends of the education spectrum. Society is really not that complicated,there are those who can and will, those who can and won't, and those who can't and won't succeed.

[@perlefisker]

Here is in one hour information to fuel an entire political life! Thank you Noam Chomsky, Rhonda Rubinson, Joe Friendly and KZbin!

[@MusicIan423]

Literally every Noam Chomsky video I've seen lately has the glitch on mobile where the comments/recommended videos do not scroll

[@raghavendra1988]

" Gain wealth forgetting all but self " Well said Sir

[@andrewdomenitzdmd]

Before he reached the student debt, I was going to comment that employers look at your credit rating and if you have that debt it goes against you. Your high priced education ends up hurting you in a way you may not have considered.

[@marceldwayne8491]

andrew domenitz -They also look at credit rating for other purposes. Debt isn’t the only main statistic.

[@Victoriens]

@@marceldwayne8491 How does that counteract his point that student debt actively harms your employment prospects due to the negative influence it has on your credit rating?

[@marceldwayne8491]

μελετώ - I don’t disagree with the fellow, I was adding more to his comment. Their are many factors why individuals are unemployed. High priced student loan brings it’s perks, however it doesn’t fully correlate with unemployment. Demographics is a broad subject. We cannot marginalized one statistic to support one small critical view point. This is a systematic issue that is entangled with governments, institutions, and civilians. I partially agree with the fellow, however adding more context will give the viewer a much broader view of how dig into hole we are. It will take a massive shift in our economical structure. It’s easier to tear down a bridge than it is build one from scratch.

[@Victoriens]

@@marceldwayne8491 Okay, but saying "there are many factors as to why individuals are unemployed" in response to "student debt is directly contributing to unemployment" is like saying "all diseases matter" when you're attempting to treat COVID-19.

[@marceldwayne8491]

μελετώ- You are focusing in window dressing. Student debt isn’t the only reason for unemployment. Goes way back

[@carrnil]

Glorious platform for a man worth of Chomsky, to keep his superior speeches at, in a rightful setting.

[@ast453000]

I can't believe there are so few people there in the audience. Chomsky is the most important thinker of our time. One of the very few who really understand what is going on.

[@rekab7070]

It makes absolute sense in response to halloranedward's assertions. The history of North America from 1492 to 1864 illustrates that pure capitalism is not the guarantee of "freedom" for all.

[@NorthernObserver]

The issue is that corporations per se are not in control. They are not an autonomous force. They need managers to determine their behaviour and politics and it is the minds and ambitions of these managers that we the citizens of the World should focus on.

[@Orf]

6:30 New York Times reported wage slavery was no different from slavery

[@paulwarren796]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CARING . THIS IS A VERY BRAVE , HONEST ACCOUNT . PWW

[@ilkhgs]

Chomsky does not warn us of what is to come, so much as he warns us of what is. And he is so right. Humanity needs a retrofit, where humanity meant ALL, not just some!

[@xelamercedes]

Wow. Brilliant.

[@jennybrunnyee2373]

Really good

[@superlenny2586]

Pretty much every American should watch this right now, I hope voting him felt good enough for what's ahead

[@eileenmc4746]

Covid Summer Pandemic and Chomsky in beard and self isolating is publishing a new book. Make it a best seller. Two days after we lost Michael Brooks, a great thinker.

[@northeastwisconsinsocialis2466]

I still cant believe Micheal Brooks died man. what a shock.

[@Orf]

10:00 US education system was to train people to be wage slaves

[@kb8729]

Same in the UK

[@sanihasnain3109]

It was such an eye opener to learn that how Failure by Design system which is a class based system has effected public education system in US. Eliminating educational expensive programs which is much needed by public. Professional administration is ruled by administration which has a mentality of corporate culture. All because the political system is in hands of wealthy who wants to stay wealthy and tax payers are the victims. Time to bring the system where education is not that expensive.

[@morganshatz]

Seeing this play out right now. Under Michigan’s Emergency Financial Act, the state has the ability to step-in and help out public schools when they have repeatedly tested poorly (MEAPS etc). Michigan’s plan involves privatizing education. A charter school system set the standard for education and received state money for doing so. This eliminates the democratic process (involving OUR EDUCATION) for communities. It also shifts accountability from the state. The impact on teachers and children is severe. It jeopardizes the future of communities that continue to cycle through poverty. Our schools are becoming more segregated, education should serve as an opportunity--the great equalizer....Michigan's Emergency Financial Act is a double-edged sword, it helped us get out corruption like Detroit's Kwame, but the wording and the power it gives should cause more concern.

[@sonnycorbi6889]

For what ever reason i am able to listen to Prof. Chomsky better then in the past? It seems he is not carrying on three conversations at once. He use to get side tracked and divert from the main context intended or am I just listening now with more focus?

[@bigDeeOT]

Jeff, that's exactly what his point was. You shouldn't have to worry about others, its all about you.

[@dinnerwithfranklin2451]

Nice

[@OxbowisaMstie]

Would this be a bad time to point out that the AP reported today that Cubans do a ton of crack a day?

[@leviathan-supersystem]

Why would this country/corporations fly planes into the World TRADE Center?

[@idunnononame]

Chomsky actually did address this. He said that it seemed unlikely that a secret that big could stay hidden so long.

[@doodlePimp]

200 years ago they may have considered wage jobs similar to slavery but that only tells something about how wage workers were treated at the time.

[@TheSelfHelpTube]

You make an asinine and ignorant assumption and attempt to offer wisdom based on such. Terrifying.

[@doodlePimp]

>"You make an asinine and ignorant assumption and attempt to offer wisdom based on such. Terrifying." @@TheSelfHelpTube You got that triggered and yet you provide no counter argument. Looks like my comment was spot. It is without question that the working conditions for wage jobs in the western world have increased since the 18th century. It cannot be called slavery anymore. You can call it unfair if you want.

[@TheSelfHelpTube]

Back in reality, you've been disproven and dismissed. Imbecile.

[@doodlePimp]

@@TheSelfHelpTube Back in reality people don't consider wage jobs slavery, you raisin brain. You have only proven you can whine.

[@xander7ful]

You all might want to read "Higher Education?" by Andrew Hacker and Claudia Dreifus. They go into detail about what Chomsky says concerning the use of graduate students, adjuncts, etc. They also break down a host of other problems with university education, including the high tuitions and what they're spent on. Good book.

[@arishkhan-lz8yz]

my teacher whom i never net😓😪👏👏🙌👏🙌👏👏👏👏

[@paulwarren796]

NOSM CHOMSKY SKILLFULLY DRAWS OUT A FEELING OF RESPECT THAT ONE HAS FOR THOSE WHO WORKING CLASS & OR UNEMPLOYED , WHO DID NOT TORTURE PEOPLE & ENDLESSLY TRIED OVER AND OVER TO IMPROVE THEMSELVES . PWW

[@eyeseethroughyou]

As Bertrand Russel pointedly said, "Advocates of capitalism are very apt to appeal to the sacred principles of liberty, which are embodied in one maxim: The fortunate must not be restrained in the exercise of tyranny over the unfortunate."

[@rekab7070]

I understand you message, but there are many variables to that topic. "Freedom" for a half-dozen companies to secretly agree rig prices artificially high (contradicting the concept of free market competition) is a freedom some industrialists strive for.

[@JohnBrady1844]

A wise man only fights those fights he knows he can win.

[@skiphoffenflaven8004]

A working class that read Shakespeare and listened to classical music...wow. Now the working class watches NASCAR, Monday night football (every night), listens to Red Solo Cup, and doesn't read at all.

[@thepsycho-tropicsbyjdmckin9417]

What happened to the John Houston Film Grant? I was admitted to that Grant program where a choosen few were admitted to the "new Film Major" at Bennington College. The only reason for me attend that collage. The money was taken away, with no explanation... I gave up hope and was fortunate enough to Transfer to the Eugene Lang Collage at the New School for Social Research. Where I discovered academics. I am actially angry at having my hopes dashed on the program that was The John Houston Grant. For no explanation, cancelled. Then Bennington "College" reverted to being well known to be the school with a Dressed to Get laid" policy. If you love your children/child don't make the mistake of sending them off to Bennington just because it is the only Collage they could get into or entered into because acceptance was based on their abilitiy to pay full tuition. Mark these words... just about anywhere else is far more desirable than destroying and mis- consturing ambition... for want, as oppose to , success. JDM

[@MrROTD]

Speaking of Insurance, in my Canadian province our Auto insurance is Provincial Government run, they actually gave money back because there was a surplus, also the rates are cheaper than Private insurance in the next Province. Sometimes Privatising is better, our liquor stores used to be Government run and it was ok except the hours were inconvienient, now that its privatised its much better for the consumer. I say try it and if it doesnt work change it till it does.

[@rickbishop5987]

Thank you Joe.

[@doreekaplan2589]

His talk is a negative litany of woes concerning all things affecting most of what comprises our lives. Enough already. Educate us NOW on answers, alternatives, actions people can take.

[@nutblast23]

As Professor Chomsky stated, Adam Smith's "maxim of 'all of us, none for the rest'" demonstrates their ideology, which dictates their behavior; it is avarice that is systematic. FIREBRAND CENTRAL COM

[@TheAbraxasNexus]

We are not fully penned and controlled yet, we still have a means to escape the 'farm'. But time is running out, our situation can be changed, if enough of us choose to change it, so that our children may know a better future and free life- unfettered by the needs and demands of the system

[@not2tees]

Chomp is like the kind of wines that improve with age, it seems. He's a teacher on more levels than I can easily judge, plus I love his oh so gentle yet oh so pointed humour.

[@drfahar123]

To my great chagrin, the rising University fees has caused immeasurable cause to the rise in education egalitarianism which have been underpinned by dedicated and thoughtful pedagogy

[@ujean56]

But you neglect to mention that it was socialist concepts like fair, livable wages, safe working conditions, health care, affordable housing, public institutions like libraries, local police forces, fire fighters, public education, and access to affordable post-secondary education to name just some of the things, now recklessly referred to as "socialist", that dragged Capitalism kicking and screaming into the realm of civil society. All of these gains are now threatened by unchecked capitalism.

[@thegarbeen]

Excellent contribution ! *clap* *clap* *clap*

[@kaitsith3081]

Thatcher de-funded the railways in order to privatize them!?? WTF!!!

[@chuletaization]

+Kait Sith Yes because when you defund the public railways you degrade the quality of service and create public disatisfaction. When the public demands improvements in rail service you propose privatizing it as the only cost effective solution. Exactly the same thing is being done with the public school system in America. The corporate profiteers behind this policy argue hypocritically that paying teachers and administrators more money won't improve public schools while they insist that higher executive salaries in private companies are key to attracting the best talent.

[@ergaomnes6221]

+Paul Romano the corporate schemes are swallowing the world and weak governments made by weak and uninformed citizens perpetuate the passive, obedient aka as the ignoramus vicious cycle...here it is!

[@advantagerealty]

Exactly. His words resonant with Richard Stallman's saying schools should not use proprietory software. Large corporations give discounts to even gratis software to schools so the students are learned/addicted to giving up their control to corporations controlled software. Blackboard/Banner/Microsoft products/Apple products. Schools should absolutely use free softwares only. (free as in freedom, not free beer).

[@SagesseNoir]

I didn't know that Chomsky gave a talk in Harlem

[@drfahar123]

Further, there was a demand for educated managers of the workers and grammar schools, and smaller private schools, would have fulfilled the need for those of higher education to oversee the work of the proletariat.

[@bizakis9]

He is fantastic, and so right on.. if only he got press, like NPR and PBS.. only Democracy Now! gives him press..

[@TheWaross]

Dumbledore... is that you?

[@drfahar123]

It should be common knowledge that we have had a tripartite system for some decades in Britain, without a hint of conspiracy in sight. When Great Britain was still a formidable industrial force globally, there was a demand for literate workers. Enter the comprehensive school.

[@griveros25]

0:41

[@kwakkers68]

Under the current UN league table, the preeminent education system is that of Finland - much good content here on KZbin. The decline of Western Education (there being a few rare exceptions, such as some found in North-Western Europe), could scarcely have come at a worse time - much of the West being in the grip of chronic deficit; China turning out more high quality graduates in 1 field, than what many other nations turn out for *all* graduates (as a responsible state, withe capacity to do so, should). Unethical as it may be, but whilst China enjoys the speed of policy creation, and practical implementation, offered by totalitarian direction, the false democracies of some Western states offers the worst of all worlds - slow policy creation and implementation, steered by the inept at one of end of the spectrum, and the unabashedly corrupt at the other. If things don't change, many of us, our children, and their children... could be condemned to a very bleak future. Change is not only long overdue, it's vital.

[@antonmullen3053]

Private schools are illegal in Finland the by product is that all the schools are excellent and all on par with each other that must be the way to go

[@ShunyamNiketana]

Thank for your reply. I agree that we will always have those who "can" yet "won't" succeed or attain independence. But the current state of things is making it hard for even the well educated to find or keep good jobs. The mortgage crisis was fueled largely by eased regulations and greed, and states like California are paying for it by cutting funds from various areas. We can't base our values and ideas for success on what robber barons did a century ago, but privatizing ed. is no the way.

[@daisyhardiman7776]

It is evident that all systems fail because people in great mayority tend to forget about each other's rights and needs. A person can be very smart doing business and creating jobs, however, that doesn't give that person the right to dominate the rest of the population and subyugate them to his will, and that I think is the biggest failure of capitalism. The drive for compensantion becomes into a greedy monster where those with different qualifications unwillingly become entangled, and are seen as dead weight so they must be enslaved and abused. The key to the problem is to respect the earth and our fellow men, sounds simple but we have learn to be individuals, selfreliant , and achievers, and it wouldn't be so bad if this didn't make us believe some people are better than others and hence, they diserve to have more.

[@jeremyreagan9085]

Ayn Rand thought differently. Her ideas are killing us.

[@TheXitone]

no you've fallen at the first hurdle so to speak..The system isn't broken ,nor are the states' incompetent ' .The system works too well .The rich have never been more powerful and the masses of people have never been so unorganized and ignorant of the realities . If we dont somehow overthrow the system soon i fear we never will or worse ? they'll destroy us all . Its that bad .

[@stephenmonash821]

We are a working poor... time poor ... money poor... Working to make the rich ... richer.. It is truly sickening.

[@makakodelamor]

hahaha...that eagle! :)

[@janoshorvath6676]

German Eagle, I was thinking the same.

[@joefriendly]

Chomsky urged we read The Lewis Powell Memo: A Corporate Blueprint to Dominate Democracy Here it be: www.greenpeace.org/usa/democracy/the-lewis-powell-memo-a-corporate-blueprint-to-dominate-democracy/

[@not2tees]

One big consideration for me is the role of government in establishing the inhuman power of corporations. Is it the case (I don't have a sure judgement on this) that government should be looked at as the battleground where the awake part of the public fights the predatory plutocracy? Or it it that government has become part of the problem, part of the parasitic plutocracy, or kleptocracy, as some call it? I sympathize with the view that real adults don't need to see government as a parent.

[@paulwarren796]

THE SAME QUESTION WILL ARISE ETERNALLY . THAT IS-WHERE IS THERE CORRECT , OBJECTIVE LAW WHO WILL PROSECUTE CORRECTLY ? PWW

[@Lavl-dq2tk]

banks want a nanny state that can bail them out; prisoners are a very good workforce without strikes and other things, and they are easy to control; "creating jobs" means "creating profits"; to privatize something, the government can first defund it so it doesn't work properly, and the public then accept privatization;

[@TheJonnyEnglish]

He’s right about college. Massive scam, hundreds of thousands of dollars a semester from student tuition and still shitty registration software, limited staff to handle things like financial aid inquiries and bureaucratic management. But goddamn don’t the trees and stadium look nice!

[@KevinCody1964]

I did a youtube search on chomsky, 9/11. There's actually a pretty good bit of his opinion... Noam Chomsky - When Elites Fail, and What We Should Do About It, Oct. 2, 2009 hear near the end.

[@griveros25]

1:11

[@BrunoJA]

To what are you referring?

[@jelisa46]

Agreed.It's not a conspiracy when it is obvious to anyone capable of critical thinking.

[@HypermarketCommodity]

Why should the Maschine stop, in the end every thing plays in the same system, first we got rid of the kings, than the replacement the aristocrats, now we got the land Lords... But they got replaced by the hypercapotalist.... The problem is human society it self...

[@MrDeyzel]

Who the hell are these masters that this bloke keeps ranting about?