Daniel Rochester
Daniel Rochester
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The Biggest War that No One Talks About Noam Chomsky
Professor Noam Chomsky exposes corporate and government campaigns to divest working people of their rights and, ultimately, erode democratic values once so dearly protected in the United States. The war against working people will only be resolved through more force from the oppressed and surrender from the oppressor.
Taken from the broadcast "American Power and the New Mandarins 40th Anniversary" (06/12/2009) on C-SPAN.
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Richard Dawkins Schools Former AtheistRichard Dawkins Schools Former Atheist
Richard Dawkins Schools Former Atheist
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Professor Richard Dawkins shares his opinion on famous atheist Antony Flew's conversion to deism after bowing down to the argument from intelligent design. In Professor Dawkins' view, such a notion is wholly incompatible with biological facts, which Flew claimed to have formed the basis of his conversion. Taken from the broadcast "The God Delusion" (10/23/2006) on C-SPAN.
Can We Become Gods? Richard DawkinsCan We Become Gods? Richard Dawkins
Can We Become Gods? Richard Dawkins
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Professor Richard Dawkins is asked whether humans can ever evolve into a deity or whether they share a common ancestry with a deity. Professor Dawkins deems the hypothesis a mere temptation. Every generation of humans grows more technologically or anatomically advanced, and we are naturally astonished by such progress. But this is not grounds for belief in an innate supernatural essence or the ...
Did Thomas Jefferson Support Slavery? Christopher HitchensDid Thomas Jefferson Support Slavery? Christopher Hitchens
Did Thomas Jefferson Support Slavery? Christopher Hitchens
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Christopher Hitchens sheds light on Thomas Jefferson's complex ideological relationship with slavery. His views on the institution seem to follow a course, starting from abolitionism and ending with temperate opposition. While in the Virginia House of Burgesses, Jefferson defended the right of manumission, which would have allowed slave owners to free their slaves. His seminal 1785 work NOTES O...
Your Mind Is Being Controlled, Here's How Noam ChomskyYour Mind Is Being Controlled, Here's How Noam Chomsky
Your Mind Is Being Controlled, Here's How Noam Chomsky
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Professor Noam Chomsky exposes mass propaganda campaigns initiated by the US government, the philosophy behind them, and their impact on democracy. "Propaganda" is a euphemism for "expedient mind control" or, as Professor Chomsky puts it, manufacture of consent; it corrupts the individual's free thought and rationality. Taken from the C-SPAN broadcast "In Depth with Noam Chomsky" (04/03/2022), ...
Trump: "Let my people in, they can march to the Capitol"Trump: "Let my people in, they can march to the Capitol"
Trump: "Let my people in, they can march to the Capitol"
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In a House hearing, former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson recalls hearing Donald Trump saying on January 6: "I overheard the president say something to the effect of, 'I don't effing care that they [the insurrectionists] have weapons. They're not here to hurt me. Take the effing mags away. Let my people in, they can march to the Capitol from here.'" Taken from the Sixth Hearing on Investig...
Richard Dawkins on RitualsRichard Dawkins on Rituals
Richard Dawkins on Rituals
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Professor Richard Dawkins comments on the cultural defamiliarization of atheism. Much of Western culture hinges on Christianity, leaving little space for secular rituals to breed. One amendment he recommends is secular funerals, in which prayers are substituted for the deceased's favorite literature and some eulogies. This renders the ceremony more personalized and sentimental. Professor Dawkin...
Richard Dawkins Warned Us about PoliticsRichard Dawkins Warned Us about Politics
Richard Dawkins Warned Us about Politics
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Professor Richard Dawkins encourages atheists aspiring a career in politics to "come out of the closet" and refuse the mask of Christianity, as well as advising citizens not to rule out candidates based on religious views, or a lack thereof. He likens the struggle of atheists to rise to office to that of Blacks and gays. About twenty years following Professor Dawkins' warning, very little has c...
Control the Means of Production Noam ChomskyControl the Means of Production Noam Chomsky
Control the Means of Production Noam Chomsky
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Professor Noam Chomsky vocalizes the socialist ideal of workers controlling the means of production. In his words, "The notion of workers' control is as American as apple pie." Taken from the broadcast "American Power and the New Mandarins 40th Anniversary" on C-SPAN (08/12/2009).
Why Catholicism Is Stupid Richard DawkinsWhy Catholicism Is Stupid Richard Dawkins
Why Catholicism Is Stupid Richard Dawkins
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Professor Richard Dawkins mentions two instances evincing the folly of Catholicism: the convoluted, irregular concept of the Trinity (that is, three gods in one); and the saga of sainthood, especially in relation with Pope John Paul II's assassination attempt. Taken from the broadcast "The God Delusion" on C-SPAN (10/23/2006).
Noam Chomsky Consequences of Capitalism FULL INTERVIEWNoam Chomsky Consequences of Capitalism FULL INTERVIEW
Noam Chomsky Consequences of Capitalism FULL INTERVIEW
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Professor Noam Chomsky is interviewed by Isaac Shub regarding his book CONSEQUENCES OF CAPITALISM, on September 15, 2021. This is the description from C-SPAN: "Noam Chomsky talked about linguistics, American foreign policy, and his latest book, Consequences of Capitalism, based on a class he teaches at the University of Arizona. This virtual event was hosted by the New Haven Free Public Library...
The Absurdity of Language George CarlinThe Absurdity of Language George Carlin
The Absurdity of Language George Carlin
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George Carlin discusses the follies of euphemism, the legal proceedings against his "indecent" stand-up routines in the 1970s-especially against the Seven Dirty Words sketch-and his general attitude to language. He makes a strong case for absolute freedom of speech. Taken from the broadcast "Comedian George Carlin and the Absurdity of Language" on Fresh Air Archive (06/01/1990).
Noam Chomsky on the Crisis of HaitiNoam Chomsky on the Crisis of Haiti
Noam Chomsky on the Crisis of Haiti
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Professor Noam Chomsky discusses American imperialism in Haiti, originating from Woodrow Wilson's occupation in 1915 and peaking in the 1990s and early 2000s. This happened with the supposed purpose of preserving democratic rule in the nation. An example is "Operation Uphold Democracy" of 1994-95. In reality, it was an attempt to impose neoliberal economics and American militarism on foreign la...
Richard Dawkins on the Flying Spaghetti MonsterRichard Dawkins on the Flying Spaghetti Monster
Richard Dawkins on the Flying Spaghetti Monster
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Professor Richard Dawkins affirms the concepts of mock religions and deities, such as the Flying Spaghetti Monster, in that they help dismantle a classic argument for the existence of God: that he cannot be disproven. This is a fallacy; if anything, as Bertrand Russell notes, the burden of proof lies upon those making the claim (that is, advocating the existence of God) and not on those rejecti...
The Dictator Adored by Billions around the WorldThe Dictator Adored by Billions around the World
The Dictator Adored by Billions around the World
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Professor Richard Dawkins recounts numerous passages from the Old Testament attesting to God's moral depravity and despotism. He starts off with Genesis 22, in which Abraham is ordered to kill his son Isaac as a test of his faith; Abraham prepares to do so before being abruptly halted by God. Then, he cites Judges 11; the story goes that Jephthah, an Israeli warrior, is accompanied by God to de...

Комментарии

  • @RandyWinn42
    @RandyWinn42 2 часа назад

    American suppression of the Barbery slave trade had to do with protecting white American sailors and passengers from being enslaved. It wasn't about opposing slavery as such.

  • @Bluespower1792
    @Bluespower1792 2 часа назад

    I love how professor Chomsky brings us back to simple reality and truth.

  • @rufuspipemos
    @rufuspipemos 2 часа назад

    It's funny that he starts off by saying the purpose of the press was to protect people from government, without seeming to notice that all the largest newspapers have for 100 years, done nothing bit root for larger and more interventionist government.

  • @fullyawakened
    @fullyawakened 3 часа назад

    a moronic speech. believing this guy's bullshit is the only danger of mind control you're going to run into. buying into a narrative like chomsky extolls will lead to a life of confusion, frustration and paranoia. the world isn't a huge fucking conspiracy

  • @sabamalik4681
    @sabamalik4681 4 часа назад

    He’s a global historical treasure

  • @andrewdyrda8012
    @andrewdyrda8012 5 часов назад

    Bernays was one of the most evil men to have walked the earth in terms of damage done to millions.

    • @DanielRochester800
      @DanielRochester800 5 часов назад

      @@andrewdyrda8012 It's always Hitler this and Hitler that, but actually, the men who have done the most harm are those who have corrupted our minds. Psychological warfare is the most powerful.

    • @andrewdyrda8012
      @andrewdyrda8012 4 часа назад

      @DanielRochester800 Psyops is ongoing warfare. The Soviets invested in it 100 years ago. We see it in action in the media and social media continuously. AI will neutralise 90-95% of people who are prone to herd instinct and/or acute fear. Free thinkers will always be singled out as a danger to the machine.

  • @heatrayzvideo3007
    @heatrayzvideo3007 7 часов назад

    Slavery is now called Temu

  • @qbasicmichael
    @qbasicmichael 8 часов назад

    I generally like hitchens, but i must strongly disagree with his praise of the haitian revolution.

    • @DarkReflections86
      @DarkReflections86 2 часа назад

      If the American colonists had a right to rebel against and throw off the British monarchy, and the French had a right to do the same with the French monarchy, then what’s so bad about slaves overthrowing their slave masters? Isn’t that a a pretty big thing that a person has a right to rebel against?

  • @MattFoleysGhost
    @MattFoleysGhost 8 часов назад

    Chomsky might be too old for his “Infodemic” take. Tik Tok is being banned because people are getting organized.

  • @johncane4507
    @johncane4507 12 часов назад

    Well he had slaves and I am pretty sure he wasn’t trying to be one of the boys 🤷‍♂️

  • @MegaMarPaul
    @MegaMarPaul 12 часов назад

    The commission and consent of information only affects those that fall victim to the authority vacuum. An individual can avoid any confusion of proclamations that are merely random reasoning and meandering accents of substance. This is for your consideration, sanity and survival.

  • @davefordavefor
    @davefordavefor 14 часов назад

    Great video. I love Hitchens honesty and intelligence. One of my favorite people to listen to.

  • @Greensteven-o3l
    @Greensteven-o3l 15 часов назад

    The short answer is YES.

  • @callmeishmael3031
    @callmeishmael3031 16 часов назад

    It's funny how Chomsky has little faith, rightly, in official narratives about political issues, but blind faith in official narratives about scientific issues.

  • @donaldoutterson3071
    @donaldoutterson3071 17 часов назад

    I learned early on that it was better to be a house slave inside with the women than to be a field slave outside with the men. I am a business owner now and refuse to have employees. It creeps me out.

  • @aaronunroe5267
    @aaronunroe5267 19 часов назад

    Time for the people to show how we feel…let heads roll

  • @JoeL-zb1yd
    @JoeL-zb1yd 19 часов назад

    He's right.

  • @michaelfern4079
    @michaelfern4079 19 часов назад

    Loved Dawkins back in the day but now it’s so childish and naive. Destroying Christianity just creates a vacuum which will be filled by Islam or Communism. The God-shaped hole needs to be addressed.

    • @DanielRochester800
      @DanielRochester800 17 часов назад

      Sounds like the crisis of morality professed by Nietzsche. Then again, it's not as if most Christians nowadays take their faith seriously.

    • @michaelfern4079
      @michaelfern4079 14 часов назад

      @ true which is why post Christian nations are insistent on mass immigration from Islamic nations AND pushing through every pillar in the Communist Manifesto. As Christianity dies off, the void is being filled and Dawkins will not like this world.

  • @yamyamyams2629
    @yamyamyams2629 20 часов назад

    Yes.

  • @johnlanham4050
    @johnlanham4050 20 часов назад

    More waffle again, what he get paid for this? We do not know and humans are not intelligent enough to under stand creation. I remain agnostic!

  • @RichardPepperman-kk9yb
    @RichardPepperman-kk9yb 21 час назад

    I love Chomsky. Pick a topic any topic, don't even tell him what it is, and he has the complete answer Used to be called Bullshit.

  • @RichardPepperman-kk9yb
    @RichardPepperman-kk9yb 21 час назад

    Noam Chomsky has controlled far too many lives.

    • @DanielRochester800
      @DanielRochester800 20 часов назад

      I'm pretty sure the government has controlled more.

  • @helloyou6192
    @helloyou6192 21 час назад

    Thomas Jefferson had kids that were slaves

  • @johnlanham4050
    @johnlanham4050 22 часа назад

    All of this man made religion and it's stories are nonsense but they do not preclude the presence of a creator of the unjverse, call it God! How much does Dawkins get paid for these boring lectures? Humans do not have the intelligence to understand to understand creation. Just forget about it, You will either know the answer, or you won't when you die. I remain an agnostic!

  • @jim2376
    @jim2376 22 часа назад

    "three fifths" of a person. Slave owners to slaves: "You count for representation in the House, but you can't vote, and you can't be free."

  • @The_Living_Room_Tapes
    @The_Living_Room_Tapes День назад

    I grew up in Youngstown and witnessed Black Monday and the slow motion decay of the mills. We were always told that the Japanese steel was cheaper. But now we know that the Federal government was subsidizing the shipping and fuel industries, which made the Japanese steel more competitive. So they used our own tax money to move the jobs out of country.

  • @takingiteasy17
    @takingiteasy17 День назад

    “The bawdy hand of time is on the prick of noon” 😂

  • @WiseandVegan
    @WiseandVegan День назад

    Dominion (2018)

  • @WiseandVegan
    @WiseandVegan День назад

    The Connections (2021) [short documentary] ♥️ 🌎 👌 😎

  • @ern-cap
    @ern-cap День назад

    Fascism is "what I do is right and what I say is right whether it is or it isn't." Fascism has returned. This is the 2.0 version. And like the school shooters at heart that all these people are, they are going to try and outdo their predecessors in terms of mayhem and body count. That means 100s of millions of people are going to die this time around, and all this death and suffering will be met with a shrug of the shoulders and, "that didn't really happen."

  • @GOODJMR
    @GOODJMR День назад

    My ideal of American history is not idyllic at all. Jeffersons beliefs are clear. It had to be passed to Lincoln to end slavery.

  • @DaboooogA
    @DaboooogA День назад

    Great re-upload thanks - Hitch's book on Jefferson (Author of America) is well worth reading.

  • @concretesub8253
    @concretesub8253 День назад

    Regan and Thatcher,neoliberalism.

  • @electrolytics
    @electrolytics День назад

    The absolute best thing to do back then was free all the slaves and send all the blacks back to Africa where they could prosper and have full liberty. We can clearly see what happened with Haiti. It's an absolute dumpster fire and it always has been.

    • @GOODJMR
      @GOODJMR День назад

      Dude, you need ports and a whole infrastructure, a market as it was. That means involvement of African upper class. Ie. There was NO liberty in Africa! 😂😂 So where did you want to send them back to?.. You would take them away from the only nation ever established where man is free?.. 😂 fukin think man. ❤

    • @GOODJMR
      @GOODJMR День назад

      You actually think Africa was this utopic wonderland? You're watching cartoons bro.

  • @kowalsolosolo
    @kowalsolosolo День назад

    I am trying to find his speech or an article on how and for what purpose Christianity and other religions have been playing major part in controlling,abusing and brainwashing people for centuries. I haven't found one. I wonder why.

  • @farisbosnic1786
    @farisbosnic1786 День назад

    Did slave owner Thomas Jefferson support slavery? Boy i'm sitting on the edge fo my seat wondering if his and Sally Hemings relationship was consensual, you know having to keep in mind that he owned her and their children as his property. Of the hundreds of slaves he legally owned, Jefferson freed only five in his will, all men from the Hemings family.

    • @GOODJMR
      @GOODJMR День назад

      Really cynical take bro. You think Jefferson was in a vacuum where he could have just snapped his fingers and suddenly only his property was living in 2025. Right now brother all the shit you buy is made by slave labor.. How do you think you could start to end that trade?... Fool.

    • @GOODJMR
      @GOODJMR День назад

      Oh hey AND ALSO... nobody ever thought that maybe his slaves didn't want to leave or be free?.. Stands to reason that if he had a family (moron) that maybe they loved each other.. ❤

    • @farisbosnic1786
      @farisbosnic1786 День назад

      @GOODJMR Is that how you and your family show love? Chaining people together, forcing them to work, whipping them if they misbehave and threatening death if they try to leave? 😂

  • @josesbox9555
    @josesbox9555 День назад

    Jefferson thought that we were going to end up in the position of Haiti.

    • @GOODJMR
      @GOODJMR День назад

      Ya. I dont quote get that part yet. Wish he expanded on that. But the idea of political strategy, timing and compromise is the point. And that Lincoln was left with getting the job done.

  • @mstrainjr
    @mstrainjr День назад

    Let's not forget that as much as he wants to talk up Thomas Jefferson, Jefferson did enter into a sexual relationship with a 14-Year-Old slave who was the same age as his daughter.

  • @MagicMike-n6u
    @MagicMike-n6u День назад

    Either there are many bots, but the comment section exemplifies what Chomsky discusses: individuals who do not care about the truth.

  • @rezakarampour6286
    @rezakarampour6286 День назад

    ' Noam Chomsky : US Is World's Biggest Terrorist . '

  • @matthewwillis4892
    @matthewwillis4892 День назад

    Greed Kills!

  • @flagcoco69
    @flagcoco69 День назад

    THIS should be the thing that historically condemns Jefferson. Not the owning of slaves, many of the Founding Fathers did that, he was merely a product of his time in that regard. It's that, when push came to shove, when the slaves in Haiti revolted, he couldn't recognize their independence, because he feared it would either start the chain reaction that would lead to abolition in the US, or American slaves would be inspired and revolt as well. It was okay to talk about ending slavery when you can control the speed of it, extending it for decades and beyond your life span, but when world events force your hand, THAT is where your true character comes out. Jefferson could have been remembered as a major player in ending slavery decades before it actually was, avoiding a bloody civil war in the process; instead, he kicked the can down the road, compromise after compromise was made, and Lincoln eventually was the one to clean it all up.

    • @mstrainjr
      @mstrainjr День назад

      Well, that and the fact that he entered into a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old slave who was the same age as his daughter.

  • @LethalBubbles
    @LethalBubbles День назад

    When you read Notes on State of Virginia, Jefferson tries to "test" the humanity of a slave by teaching him geometry, which seems kinda bone headded until you consider Plato's Meno. What Plato wrote in defense oh hellenistic slaves wouldn't apply to rhe brutal conditions o the colonial slaves. But alas he read it quite literally, so a defense of the soul, or humanity of all people, became validation of it's very opposite.

  • @SeanCannon-x6v
    @SeanCannon-x6v День назад

    I'm not boarding any sex yachts or exchanging money with government operatives. I'm cool. Are you?

  • @joeldavis5815
    @joeldavis5815 День назад

    I myself am increasingly growing sickened by just how pervasive class warfare is becoming in the U.S. I've found myself having intelligent and cordial conversations with strangers using mass transit where once it was determined that I am poor through descriptions of my life experiences I've literally felt unseen walls going up between us and a decent into quiet awkwardness. It is taking away our humanity. It quite literally tears families and friendships apart. It keeps us in separate bubbles where perpetuating thoughts and feelings of disdain, fear, and hatred grow ever more solidified against those whom either have more (or less) than us. It is an insidious sickness that I believe is rotting away the fibers of the tapestry that is our society.

  • @rufuspipemos
    @rufuspipemos День назад

    Typical Chomsky nonsense. First, make a claim. Second, find an obscure example of his claim 100 years ago. Third, make the leap that it proves his first point. Fourth, dumb audience laps it up without ever looking close to see if it was ever true or if there were 1000 examples that prove the counter-point.

    • @DanielRochester800
      @DanielRochester800 День назад

      "Make a claim"? He's conducted years of research and read more books than any of us can even fathom to read.

    • @bigcrazewolf
      @bigcrazewolf 19 часов назад

      lol okay champ

    • @TheTerminator-1
      @TheTerminator-1 Час назад

      rufus, If you traded in that brain of yours for an old piece of stale gum ... you would still come out ahead on the deal.

  • @ronlu2952
    @ronlu2952 День назад

    Human experiments failed! Not a damn thing anyone can do anything about it! Look around wars after wars, millions of poor innocent people died and we are still talking about humanity!

  • @BrianAndresMusic
    @BrianAndresMusic День назад

    Jefferson was 100% pro slavery. The abolishment of importing slaves into the US in 1807 under Jefferson's Presidency was NOT an indication that he was against slavery. It was indeed the acknowledgment that slave breeding was where the real money was, and breeding slaves wouldnt be as lucrative if they kept importing them. Virginia, Jefferson's home state, quickly became the center of slave breeding in the South, and gained enormous wealth from it. " I consider a woman (slave) who brings a child every two years as more profitable than the best man(slave) of the farm. What she produces is in addition to the capital, while his labor disappears in mere consumption" -Thomas Jefferson

    • @DanielRochester800
      @DanielRochester800 День назад

      These points are valid, but they neglect Jefferson's abolitionist statements in his earlier years which Hitchens elaborates on.

    • @ji8044
      @ji8044 День назад

      @DanielRochester800 Jefferson was never at any point in his life an abolitionist either personally or politically. Musing about a theoretical state of affairs in which blacks would be free while your dinner is being cooked by black slaves and your bed warmed by one is not being an abolitionist.

    • @curious968
      @curious968 День назад

      @DanielRochester800 What did he do when he had the actual power to do something? The record seems clear -- the closer he got to exercising real power, the farther he moved from any sort of abolitionist sentiment.

    • @DanielRochester800
      @DanielRochester800 День назад

      @ That is a good point, I'll concede.

    • @ExpiditionWild
      @ExpiditionWild День назад

      @@ji8044 Northwest Ordinance

  • @Moonman63
    @Moonman63 День назад

    What Hitchens failed to grasp was that slavery was accepted and common place for all of human history until the industrial revolution made it unnecessary. Thank you hydrocarbons….

    • @curious968
      @curious968 День назад

      Baloney. Hitchens was well aware of all of it. And, he just didn't accept these weak rationalizations of evil. Torture was once widely practiced, too. Didn't make it moral, it was just popular and embedded in society. And, in fact, slaves did revolt whenever they could. Most failed, because they were kept in deliberate ignorance and so lacked some tools they needed to pull it off (including being fobbed off by lies from Kings to end them and get butchered because they didn't know it happened the last sixteen times). But the modern country of Belize has a substantial number of descendants who got there as a result of a successful slave revolt and the negotiated aftermath. If Hitch were still with us, he would not be slow to point out things like that.

  • @DJS11811
    @DJS11811 День назад

    Where is this?