Tag: indoctrination

• Chomsky: Media, Democracy and Indoctrination

  I stumbled across the no one’s listening podcast site and their interview with Noam Chomsky yesterday. The interview was entitled, Fake News; a title fitting his perspective on the American media. I have to admit though, after reading most of Noam’s work from the 80’s and 90’s, it was good to hear that he’s optimistic […]

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  December 13, 2005

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  activism, America, Brazil, change, choice, classism, election, empowerment, government, indoctrination, journalism, media, Noam Chomsky, politics, reform

• Review: Chomsky “What Uncle Sam Really Wants”

  Why I started my Chomsky indulgence with Understanding Power and not this digestible gem I’ll never know. Uncle Sam is a brilliant pocket reference of Noam Chomsky’s world view, specifically his unflinching criticism of US foreign policy. His genius with linguistics provides him the means to absolutely tear apart the propaganda surrounding isms, bringing the […]

  spcoon

  December 6, 2005

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  America, capitalism, CIA, fear, Foreign Policy, government, indoctrination, Noam Chomsky, politics, poverty, power, Venezuela