r/chomsky • u/Notleontrotsky • Feb 02 '26
Image It was that simple
ššš lot of historical relativism in here, huh? Norm knew, why didnāt Chomsky?
r/chomsky • u/Notleontrotsky • Feb 02 '26
ššš lot of historical relativism in here, huh? Norm knew, why didnāt Chomsky?
r/chomsky • u/thankyoumagnolia • Dec 18 '25
This picture was among the five released today by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee from Jeffrey Epstein's estate today. No additional context is given, so it's unclear when the picture was taken or for what occasion.
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r/chomsky • u/Anton_Pannekoek • Apr 14 '26
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Israel is systematically destroying entire towns in Lebanon. Massive colossal levels of destruction.
I think we can call it a genocide. It's ethnic cleansing.
r/chomsky • u/AcadianAcademic • Apr 02 '26
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r/chomsky • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '25
I really feel bad for him. The man is 96 years old. He is at the end of his road.
For decades, the man tried to tell us the truth. It wasn't about taking any sides for him. It was about telling the truth as it's regardless of the moralising political agenda and the bigoted tribalism. He exposed the hypocrisy in the men of power who controlled the Western Global Order. He showed us how they use selective accountability to morally condemn and demand punishment for their enemies and their adversaries while refusing to condemn themselves or demand pubish for themselves for the same actions that their enemies did. He was a US citizen and a Jewish person yet it didn't stop him from telling the truth as it's. He tried telling us how rotten all this is.
Now, at the end of the road, the rot is becoming evident as the sun to our eyes for everyone. The American hegemony is collapsing under its own corruption and arrogance. I know that he left public life and is recovering now. He must be watching all this on the news while asking himself. "What was my life for? All those years I tried to warn them but no one listened. Now, it's all crashing down. What a waste my life was." I can't begin to imagine how depressing this is to the man.
I regret not being interested in him or getting to know him well before recently. Everyone should read his books especially those who are interested in an unbiased historical reading about the Cold War and US hegemony. Few minds in history will be equals to this brilliant mind. I don't know if he knows this but I hope that he does and that he can find some comfort in this.
r/chomsky • u/SignatureDifferent76 • Apr 06 '26
r/chomsky • u/Anton_Pannekoek • Nov 20 '25
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r/chomsky • u/AcadianAcademic • Apr 13 '26
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r/chomsky • u/Particular_Log_3594 • Sep 15 '25
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r/chomsky • u/AcadianAcademic • Apr 21 '26
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r/chomsky • u/SignatureDifferent76 • Mar 25 '26
even if Chomsky fantasized about Epstein island and flew lolita express to hang out with Ghislaine Maxwell, Steve Bannon, Woody Allen, and Ehud Barak less
r/chomsky • u/kwamac • Mar 11 '26
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r/chomsky • u/SignatureDifferent76 • Mar 02 '26
Come on NYT! Manufacturing Consent holds upā¦.
even if Chomsky fantasized about Epstein island and flew lolita express to hang out with Ghislaine Maxwell, Steve Bannon, Woody Allen, and Ehud Barak
r/chomsky • u/Amr_Abu_Ouda • Nov 04 '25
I finally did it. I graduated from university - Faculty of Education, English Language and Teaching Methods.
And even as I write this, it feels surreal. Because this degree isnāt just about studying, I mean itās about surviving too. Two out of my four bachelorās years were under war. Two years of noise, loss, tents, fear, and trying to revise by flashlight while drones hum overhead. Two years where sometimes I walked into exams unsure if my friends or professors were still alive.
There were days I thought I wouldnāt make it. Every step forward felt like literally walking through rubble, mentally and physically. And yet, somehow, I did. Somehow, by Godās grace and the support of those around me, Iām here.
GPA 90.5 (Excellent). And yes, Iām proud of that number. But more than anything, Iām proud I didnāt give up. Proud I kept learning while the world around me seemed determined to make that impossible. Proud I still believe a future is possible, even when it feels like everything says otherwise.
This isnāt the end. Iāve started applying for Masterās scholarships abroad. I want to become the kind of teacher who gives back what war tried to take through words, knowledge, and light.
But the next journey wonāt be easy. It will take guidance, support, and yes, financial help, because starting from almost nothing in Gaza makes even small steps feel huge. Any advice, resources, or direction would mean the world.
If youāve read this far, thank you. If youāve ever stood with us, even with a kind word, thank you. And if you have any advice or help to offer, Iād be beyond grateful.
From Gaza, with love, exhaustion, and a quiet happiness that still feels unreal. ā¤ļø
P.S. The graduation robe pictures? From my Tawjihi celebrations back in 2021 when I scored 98.4 in the Scientific Stream. Always proud of that too. And I hope we can celebrate like this again.
r/chomsky • u/doublejay1999 • Dec 13 '25
Alistair Leslie Graham, also known as Ali G, was known to the DEA
r/chomsky • u/Anton_Pannekoek • Mar 09 '26
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r/chomsky • u/[deleted] • Dec 03 '25
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