Naomi Klein and Tavis, Part I

Naomi Klein, bestselling author of The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, appeared on Tavis Smiley's show on June 27, 2008.

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• capitalism
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• rumsfeld

[apocalypsekirk]

Youtube should feature this video immediately.

[Jokertattooo]

Naomi is awesome at articulating the MOs, crimes, agendas and activities of the pilfering jerks that are looting the economy, enslaving and oppressing us and leaving nothing for the next administration but destruction, a hollow government and social, international and ecological catastrophe.

Don't hold your breath waiting for the criminals to be brought to justice unless we all do it ourselves.

All elections are rigged and you can bet they have plans to use up that vapourised tax money.

NWO Sux.

[Ohloveeh]

This interviewer is awesome, he actually let's his guest talk.

[ineptgod]

Rahm Emanuel: "Never waste a good crisis."

Goes both ways.

[theToryAnarchist]

And yet the Economist magazine ranked Ireland the world's most livable place this year.

[theToryAnarchist]

Good job Tavis, keep throwing those hardball questions and you'll have her held to the flame.

[Advocate1234]

Oh no wonder you have no clue what you're talking about.

[vinovixen30]

Hey, hey - I'm just living here for a year to get away from our flawed policies back home. Ireland is a mess for sure. Can't wait to get home and vote for a new president, but if it's McCain, I think I'll be looking to live abroad again.

[Advocate1234]

Ireland is going in the right direction with its taxes. It is the model for Europe. You wake up.

[vinovixen30]

Advocate...spoken like a true Republican. Please wake up.

[Advocate1234]

She doesn't even understand the difference between Capitalism and corporate contracts to the government.

Moreover, almost all the disasters in the world has lead to larger, not smaller governments.

Bobby Jindal moreover has as 70% approval rating because the free market policies in Louisiana are working!