Noam Chomsky on Popular Uprisings in the Middle East. An Extended Interview on Democracy Now! 1 of 6

[taxfatcats]

Satan only lets Noam live, out of the grudging respect for his prescient "I told you soism"

[simmy3000]

God I really want to listen Noam, I'm sure it's very enlightening but you need to show a bit more personality, you drone on and on like a boring old git, mono tone, on and on and on

[chishandfips]

@simmy3000 try listening to what's being said. Not everyone talks like a fox news presenter.

[anonwoohoo]

Chomsky is so knowledgeable, but damn is he boring to listen to!

[machi23]

@anonwoohoo He is so boring he makes me wanna read a book

[anonwoohoo]

@machi23 If you're going to read a book I'd recommend "The Time Machine," by H.G. Wells, or "Ender's Game," Orson Scott Card. I'm a big science fiction fan though. A good nonfiction book is, "Guns Germs and Steel, the Fates of Human Societies," Jared Diamond.

[holm81]

@anonwoohoo Well, he's old as shit. In his younger days he spoke with much more energy.

[mollie2810]

Yes, the US is supporting dictators and blocks democracy. They are doing it now, again, in egypt.

[MTVVH1sucks]

Dwight T. Eisenhower was the last great Republican President in my opinion.

[BrideAndGroomFilmsHD]

@MTVVH1sucks Why?

[MTVVH1sucks]

@BrideAndGroomFilmsHD Because unlike are current Republican representatives he raised taxes on the top ten percent of the country and was in favor of social welfare programs not to mention the GI bill.

[anonwoohoo]

@MTVVH1sucks steal from the rich give to the poor? OH NO!