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New World Notes News
Vol. 5, No. 4 -- January 28, 2012
Vol. 5, No. 4 -- January 28, 2012
This week in New World Notes, radio program #204, January 31, 2012
Noam Chomsky on U.S.
Politics and Economy
Politics and Economy
In brief
These recent remarks by Noam Chomsky are both insightful and easy to follow.
He focuses on how the government serves the rich elite. We see this clearly in the gap between what the public wants (jobs, safety net) and the public policies we get (deficit reduction).
Relatedly, he also discusses how the West and the USSR--for different reasons--endlessly proclaimed the same lie: that Soviet totalitarianism was "socialism." With the same false propaganda being cranked out by both sides, socialism never had a chance.
Chomsky offers shrewd and interesting reflections on America today.
Introductory comments by K.D.
Notes, credits, & links
Chomsky's remarks are taken from several sources. Audio courtesy of the podcast Federal Legislative, Virtual Renderings' audiocollage Thought Crimes: OWS Memos 11-11, and the film Human Resources.
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Series overview: Political and social commentary in a variety of genres. Exploring the gap between what we want ... and what they're trying to make us settle for.
Chomsky's remarks are taken from several sources. Audio courtesy of the podcast Federal Legislative, Virtual Renderings' audiocollage Thought Crimes: OWS Memos 11-11, and the film Human Resources.
New World Notes is produced under the auspices (Latin for "unisex bathroom") of WWUH-FM, a community service of that beacon of light in darkest Connecticut, the University of Hartford.
You can listen to any installment of New World Notes online or else download it (as an mp3 audio file) for later listening. The show is archived at both radio4all.net and (from #90 onwards) The Internet Archive. Either link should get you a reverse-chrono listing of available installments. Or browse the show's Web site: Each installment has a page, and each page has links to the recorded audio. See the gray sidebar on the right ("CONTENTS [Links]") for a table of contents.
Series overview: Political and social commentary in a variety of genres. Exploring the gap between what we want ... and what they're trying to make us settle for.
Below: Yes, it's a joke. Good one, though.
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3 comments:
"Relatedly, he also discusses how the West and the USSR--for different reasons--endlessly proclaimed the same lie: that Soviet totalitarianism was "socialism." With the same false propaganda being cranked out by both sides, socialism never had a chance."
Even for Chomsky, this is beyond fucking stupid.
Well, thanks for writing.
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