

Noam Chomsky on the Coming War w/ Iraq--October 2002 from the Green & Red Archives (G&R 236)
Jul 10, 2023
Noam Chomsky, renowned American linguist and political activist, delivers a historically driven argument against intervention in the Middle East and exposes the deceitful narratives of the government and media leading up to the Iraq War. He discusses the influence of the military-industrial complex, questions the motives behind changes in US foreign policy, and highlights the effectiveness of fear in the war on terror. Chomsky examines the actions of the Reagan administration, the crimes of September 11th, and emphasizes the importance of critical analysis to bring about change.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Financial Support, Booking, and American Foreign Policy
02:53 • 2min
The Power and Danger of the Military-Industrial Complex
05:13 • 7min
Uncovering the Truth and Questioning Motives
12:13 • 23min
The War on Terror and Historical Examples
35:37 • 17min
Reagan Administration, Nelson Mandela, and US Military Aid
52:37 • 22min
Crimes of September 11th and Global Government Responses
01:14:14 • 3min
Recycled Reaganites and the Importance of Terrifying the Population
01:17:34 • 5min