Chomsky Et Compagnie

"Chomsky Et Compagnie" is a french documentary that came out in 2008. It concerns broad topics like the media, the general intellectual culture (primarily in France), thought control in democratic societies and freedom of speech. All of this blended with the thought and writings of Noam Chomsky. Other figures who appear in the film are belgian physicist Jean Bricmont and the canadian writer Normand Baillargeon.

It was directed by Olivier Azam & Daniel Mermet.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• noam
• chomsky
• documentary
• media
• france
• thought
• control
• freedom
• of
• speech
• french
• intllectuals
• azam
• mermet
• Bricmont
• manufacturing
• concent
• democracy

[jxhensley]

@agentpolsky I wish I'd read Chomsky when I was younger, instead of being a useful idiot for the warmongers in Washington.

[CorrectingReligion]

A fascinating doc. Chomsky is of course a giant, but so is Jean Bricmont who's done much to expose the quackery of postmodernism in the west. Thanks for sharing.

[HollyHeartsBieber16]

my brother loves this!rdr

[agentpolsky]

@jxhensley The world is not perfect. Until it is, we'll need a military, and maybe even "warmongers" as you call them. Personally, I would recommend giving up on such Utopian nonsense as Chomsky likes to pretend is just around the corner if only people would "wake up." There is no waking up, and even if there were, most people would rather sleep. "Tend your own garden," is what I say. Anarchistic in its own way, but without the cult figures like Chomsky to make one feel guilty.

[raphmelt54]

agent polsky = tarlouze

[agentpolsky]

Wow. I wish I had not spent some number of years in my twenties wasting time with Noam Chomsky. His philosophy leads nowhere but anger, depression, and self-abuse. Take control of your own life. Don't worry about the media.

[WriterMero]

Film très bien documenté. Noam est fantastique comme d'habitude.

Joli travail Olivier & Daniel et bonne continuation!

[notnowliberty]

I wish my French was better, it was never available as a foreign language during my primary school years. Still, after much "rewinding" I think I get the narrative but will forever miss out on the nuance within. Any chance of a properly done Finnish translation? A mediocre English translation is definitely not asked for.

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