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On October 18, 2001, Noam Chomsky spoke at M.I.T. on 9-11 and the U.S. response. A major address, followed by a rather hot Q&A session in which one audience member throws a fit that Chomsky isn't endorsing war on the Islamic world, which she apparently loved the idea of.
I combined the video from two segments - both with poor sound - with a direct feed microphone audio version for the talk. However, for the Q&A, (as I don't have a direct mic version of that) I fixed up the old video's existing audio the best I could - it had a lot of hum/hiss and severe clipping.
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Chomsky, Afghanistan, Pakistan, George Bush, bin Laden, Reagan, War on Terror, Nicaragua, World Court, International Court of Justice, United Nations, U.N., UN, propaganda, morality, ethics, Soviet Union, USSR, Northern Alliance, Taliban, 2001,
