How Noam would fix the world | with Fatima Bhutto
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- From the Zionist movement and Palestine, to climate change and wage slavery, Noam Chomsky has thought about virtually every crisis facing humanity. In Part 3 of his exclusive How To Academy conversation with Fatima Bhutto, he offers some solutions and answers audience questions.
Noam Chomsky is the bestselling author of over 100 influential political books. He is Institute Professor (emeritus) in the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Laureate Professor of Linguistics and Agnese Nelms Haury Chair in the Program in Environment and Social Justice at the University of Arizona. His videos with MSNBC (on Biden and the GOP), World Science Festival (Mind Your Language), Jacobin (Where the left goes after Trump), Gulf News (on Afghanistan), David Pakman (on the Modern Day Trump-Republican Party), Harvard Law School, The Stoa (with Natalie Wynn on the future of the left), The Origins Podcast (on Afghanistan) and Owen Jones (on Palestine and capitalism).
Fatima Bhutto is a Pakistani writer. She is the author of the novels The Runaways, and The Shadow of the Crescent Moon, longlisted for Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction. Her most recent nonfiction book is New Kings of the World: Dispatches from Bollywood, Dizi, and K-Pop (which argues that the West’s cultural influence is diminishing across the globe. Her first book is Songs of Blood and Sword: A Daughter’s Memoir which deals with her father, Mir Murtaza Bhutto’s assassination at the hands of the Pakistani state.
I'm privileged and blessed to have known this beautiful soul, I love and respect him immensely, when someone can see difficult and complex issues with such clarity and wisdom, as a philosopher, it means that he's a divine gem, sad that we in a world of such treachery and evil.
Then you'll know that Chomsky was raised Jewish but now considers himself an atheist.
I respect Noam Chomsky's philosophy. He doesn't try to be "hip" or trendy. He just tells the truth. No quotes from rock music songs and no teenage clothes. He just churns out reality.
Long and productive life for Mr. Chomsky
Wiseman at 92 + ..... He knows upside down every word he says!
The world needs to listen to him!
He is immune to neocons....
U of A, in Tucson my alma matter!
Mr. Chomsky a Living Archive
Thank you for this interview! "But organized active public opinion can't be ignored, even in totalitarian states, certainly not in partial democracies. So that could be a change. I don't see any other hope for change." - Chomsky at 17:00 [Tanslation: INTO THE STREETS!]
Brilliant mr Chomsky and powerful analysis, thank you sir (and I hardly use the word 'sir' and I'm 68).
Again thank you for this wonderful session with Professor Noam Chomsky.
An exceptional mind intent on doing good for humanity in a culture that encourages self- aggrondisement at the expense of others. The Socrates of 20th century and first quarter of 21st century.
At over 90, his memory is astounding!
I have enjoyed all of his public appearance videos on Utube.
I fear that once Noam is gone we won’t be able to fill the Intellectual vacuum he leaves in his wake.
I wouldn't say he's 100%neutral in his approaches but he's the closest I've seen
I would love a transcript of all 3 parts.
Thank you for the videos. Professor Noam Chomsky´s clarity is always a light that dispels darkness. The process of the decline of USA and the fatal contradiction of capitalism is clearer to me now. I do not know if we will find the natural light at the end of the tunnel, but these illuminated steps in his reasoning give me hope for a possible future for humanity that awakens to achieve sustainable and harmonious models of life within itself and with the environment.
Yes yes I do like hearing his thoughts on matters. I heard stories about him growing up and he was definitely demonized. Listening to him today I certainly understand why the powers to be felt he was a threat. The clarity in which he see’s these complex issues is remarkable. His ability to explain them to others so that they understand is absolutely beautiful.
That sob could bring down their entire game. He was definitely a threat and would be today if people slowed down long enough to listen to his thoughts.
Thanks for the video and god bless Noam
Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky is an eye opener.
The American Socrates.
Thanks for having Noam on your hosting is greatly appreciates
Can the U of A please send an a/v person to Noam's house to setup a proper video and audio recording system?
Thank you.
Classical conservative liberalism I can go with that. We should be helping our brothers and sisters throughout the world. We should use our power with great responsibility. We should exercise it with humility and confidence.
Greed is the cause of all our problems.
This has been formalized as anti-usury since long back. But of course it gets ignored, as Noam would say.
This man would have been a awesome president
Chomsky does it again....where are the others needed to do it once?
At 4:12 The idea was for a cooperative Jewish-Arab worker commonweal state. That’s heartbreaking.
One of the greatest thing people of our lives
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Any links to Parts 1 and 2? thanks in advance.
Hi Jessica, thanks for reaching out - the playlist of Noam's full event can be found on our channel: th-cam.com/play/PLFIigLLitqDn3mZphkxcEcv0lnum0k6u0.html - we hope you enjoy!
@@HowToAcademyMindset thanks so much for responding. I subscribed.
For an old man whose never smoked dope, yes,he's still utterly with following
How do you know he's never smoked dope?
From the moderator's way of questioning NC at the outset of the conversation, and from Chomsky's response, somewhat, you would almost get the impression that people like Hannah Arendt, Rabbi Judah Magnes, Meron Benvenisti, and a great deal of Israeli politicians and activists who were or are Not militantly pro-Zionist never existed. What about Peace Now, which must have lost a lot of steam, but has made a difference? From a lot of what Chomsky has to say, you would think it is only parts of the American left who are pro-Palestinian.
In the 1990's, there was this notion that you could be a "Zionist non-Zionist", an idea sponsored by the editors of Tikkun magazine, among others. Amy Dockser Marcus, in her book "Jerusalem 1913" did a good job of laying out the nature of disputes between both sides in the early stages of Jewish settlement in Palestine. I hear much more from or about Chomsky when Marcus went to great lengths to do original research.
Finally, Chomsky's angle on support for Israel from Americans would have one believe that Americans' support for Israel comes largely from extreme right-wing or evangelical sources, when it seems doubtful to me that either of these groups would have any deep empathy or real awareness of the problems faced by people in "the land of the Jews," and with that said I also think that it is worth keeping in mind that the fights between Arabs and Jews are over one quarter of one percent of the land in the middle East.
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There idea of any group having their own state is ethically regressive. We are individuals with individual needs and rights and justice requires them to be addressed individually.
It gotta be frustrating when one has devoted his entire life to trying to righting the wrongs of humanity, knowing that the world is driven by hatred, vengeance, ideology, wealth and power, and no amount of bench pressing logic, will change those driven by madness….for when everyone is right, then everyone is wrong, for god, if God even exist, does not take sides, like earths climate, a natural disaster, or a nuclear holocaust, everyone will lose, but a true psychopath doesn’t care….
Please do freedom of speech and natural.law, Marxism and liberislm
Try again.
Watch Thomas Sowell vs Noam Chomsky th-cam.com/video/2SUJrRP2EcE/w-d-xo.html
WOW!!!! That was a discussion worth watching. Thank you so much for this link.
@@rrickarr you’re very welcome.
I want to spent my life living in no gangsters paradise.. yup.. that is what I want..
Sovereignty of nations and governments jurisdictions are the embodiment of gangsters mentality.. yup..
Join me for a one world government and the creation of it's constitution..
Because I want my capitalism economic model and prosperity to have a true name..hmmm
Capitalism economy under jurisdiction of sovereign world government doesn't have a true name.. just a minority wealthy elites gangsters greeds.. yup Because it denied equality for mankind.. yup
Lets make capitalism economic model great again..😊
If we must label Chomsky, we can go with the labels he has given himself: Anarcho-Syndicalist and libertarian socialist.
#AnarchoSyndicalism
I'm just glad Jesus never existed TH-cam channel is online on TH-cam in 2022
No this is not Noam Chomsky. Are you kidding? No? Yes, you are kidding. If you know the real Chomsky, you'd know.
"Noam"??
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Barely audible, bummer!
I agree. With every interview with Mr Chomsky I can barely hear him. They really need to up his volume.
...except that NOam Chomsky and his type can never ever get elected. It is easy to propose all types of solution when you donßt have to enforce them and carry them out.
He would destroy it, make it flat packed and bland . Life would be average and not worth living and nothing to aim for . Death would be an escape from the bland existence ! Merry Xmas
@@musopaul5407 I don’t desire an above average life, I wish no more than what I have worked hard for and still do.
However I do desire the platform to strive for more if I i wish it not taken from me ! I do not want a socialist utopia any longer on older than 21
Thank you
@@musopaul5407 Hi, no I’m viewing it fully open. I used it be member of the socialist party, attended the meetings. Became utterly tired of rhetoric and people calling me comrade.
I have read allot the work by Leon Trotsky and of Karl Marx - read about or read the works of the pioneers such as Robert Owen - Bevan , Attlee ,Orwell, Benn, Bertrand Russell etc etc
But the movement now is dead and lame. I have nothing but disdain for all except Benn and Orwell.
I don’t believe anymore in allot of what they did. The left doesn’t care for the poor, it’s full of middling class who do not socialise with the poor, they use them for leverage for their own career. I don’t like feral capital manifestations either. The left doesn’t have anything to capture the working classes with now, only stigmatise them with derogatory terms!
There needs to be another way, another move forward for the poor people of this country .
@@enochschildren5337 Musopaul has schooled you. Be grateful.
@@leigel3 really, we’re having an interesting discussion, I don’t feel schooled at all, I’m still yet to reply , you’re evidently a sad and desperate wokelet who trails through you tube feeds to get their kicks. Maybe it is you who needs schooling 😂
@@musopaul5407 I’ll reply to this but been super busy, enjoying the dialogue though 👍🏻
Noam Chomsky:
Philosophical anarchist. Practical establishment Democrat.
china not a threat? They are increasing their carbon footprint non stop, by far he greatest CO2 poluter.
America has always tried to protect poor and oppressed all over the world.
You can't be serious! America is one of the greatest oppressors in the world! We are the world's biggest terrorist nation. And I say that as an American. You need a strong dose of reality.
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He must be trolling !
Who told you that? The news? The U.S. made history books? The U.S. educational system? Perhaps your fellow U.S. citizens like your likely middle class parents, friends, or family? Oh, oh, oh maybe it was one of those "creditable" intellectual people who have never left the upper class? Perhaps you were talking about politicians and entertainers? Or saw in an a documentary, film, or on television? Perhaps the military, businesses, and economists spewed such a story of U.S. moral exceptionalism, it's heroism, and benevolence? Or maybe you heard it from one of the religions declining in the west? Was it the immigrants who said this? I can't imagine why anyone in the U.S. wouldn't have confirmation bias and paint themselves as the noble country. Except for the poor and the oppressed people in the U.S. But we just tell them if they don't like it here they can leave.
The Indigenous peoples disagree.
How Noam would fix the world. All I heard from Noam was empty statements on how to fix the world. Because he really didn't say anything on how to fix the world. The complexity needed to answer the question, is not simple statements than move on to his usual talking points.
That is typical of him. He and Richard Wolff and Robert Kiyosaki have so much doom and gloom for the world but they never give a solid set of steps to be taken and the ways in which to legislate them!
@@rrickarr Whenever asked he says it's up for the individual listening to decide based on a sober analysis. For example, in relation to terrorism, to stop participating or funding it. In relation to workplaces, he's a member of the IWW: they may have chapters in your area. If not, you can get in touch with national or international branches and collaborate with likeminded people to set up a local branch.
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There is only ONE way to 'fix" the world. Each individual must overcome the selfish human EGO, which the Bible calls 'the devil" and "satan": "the prince" or "god of this world." But don't try to change the world; choose instead to change your MIND about the world. Because, this world is designed to fix itself! See "The Book of GOD" at A Course in Truth for details. It takes less than 10 minutes to read. But if you are a Truth seeker you will read it many more times than just once.
Religion has also become part of corporate America. There is nothing more profitable.