i asked professor chomsky about u.s.ge of ukraine war and how it is getting it wrong. >> it suggests considerable measure of caution with the way things are being recded in the united states to take one significant case. i large amount of you coulday euphoria over th claim that major countries in the world or in the global south, of course, claim modi censured putin at a meeting where he told putin india does not support the russian position. i to the trouble of looking this up on the indian government official website. what happened is quite different than the western media has seized upon words in which modi said war w not the answer, that was taken to be a big way with russia. if you read the rest of the text , about how wonderful the relations are and how supportive we areand someone. that part was left out of, frankly, the whole message was left out of western reporting were the u.s. reporting. just one example of many considerable care that has to be taken. the fact is, internationally at least, the united states a

as the war in ukraine escalates, we speak with noam chomsky and vijay prashad. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "the war racket" by buffy sainte marie. we will be speaking with a native american musician later in the broadcast. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. russia has launched its largest strikes in ukraine in months, attacking kyiv and other cities. today strikes come today's after russia accused ukraine of blowing up a key bridge connecting russia to crimea. as the war in ukraine continues to escalate, we return to our recent conversation with vijay prashad and noam chomsky, co-authors of the new book "the withdrawal: iraq, libya, afghanistan, and the fragility of u.s. power." i spoke with them several weeks ago with juan and zealous. --juan gonzalez. vijay prashad joined us from new york and noam chomsky from brazil, world-renowned political dissident really was, other, lori professor in the department of an with sticks at the university of arizona and professor emeritus at massachusetts institute of t

chomsky fell into the field of view of the security forces. in november 2020, a criminal case was initiated based on the materials of the regional fsb department , employees who had been following the members of the zavodovsky gang and their influential patrons for more than a year, according to the khomsky investigation, began to cooperate with the criminal community in 2011, when the officer was transferred to samara from omsk, met with at that time the leaders discussed the details of cooperation, it was decided. what is the general patronage he will receive a monthly reward. and a few weeks later, he was allegedly handed over from the legal niva car to chomsky himself in an interview with our film crew in december, all the accusations, categorically denied that i had a car with you, i did not have a meeting in a restaurant in this car. colleagues also have this question, again, not all colleagues saw it. law one of the most cruel criminal communities that operated in the samara region , the gang appeared in the nineties. they killed extort

chomsky fell into the field of view of the security forces.mber 2020 , a criminal case was initiated based on the materials of the regional department of the fsb, employees who had been following the gang members for more than a year lawyer and their influential patrons, according to the kholmsky investigation, began to cooperate with the criminal community in 2011, when the officer was transferred to samara from omsk, met with leaders at that time, discussed the details of cooperation , and it was decided. what kind of patronage generally he will receive a reward every month. and a few weeks later, he was allegedly handed over from the legal niva car, chomsky himself, in an interview with our film crew in december, categorically denied all the accusations. i had your car i didn't have a meeting at the restaurant in this car. well, as if you are imagining, or something, several people at once. colleagues also have this question, again, not all colleagues saw it. law one of the most cruel criminal communities that operated in the samara region,

while the investigation was underway and the chomsky court was under arrest in a pre-trial detentionter and previously told reporters that at least he had a healthy lifestyle, a full eight- hour sleep. why i couldn't afford this job in the police now the diet is sleep workout. everything is like in a sanatorium. all in all, i feel great. yes, what i always say is something, thank god, at least they put him in jail, even though little vyacheslav kholmskikh put himself in order for this, he risks stretching his healthy lifestyle, where sleep, nutrition, training strictly according to the regime, the process in the leninsky district court. samara has just started and promises to be a difficult trial, but already in the new composition it is necessary to study the evidence base, hear witnesses and the positions of the parties olga zhirenkova. sergey velichko sergey vanilovich evgeny ogradcheva elena stepanova vesti duty station wax figure of king charles iii was fed with two cakes with cream a new act of vandalism was committed in the london museum. madame tusson, members of the nature p

as noam chomsky wrote about, he wrote a book called manufacturing consent 1987. there is a symbiotic relationship between the people and the media it a reciprocity of interest. for example, cnn one of their main advertisers is pfizer pharmaceutical. it's a cliche brought to you by pfizer. they take that for granted in the commercials but if you are literally paid by a billion-dollar corporation, can you investigate that corporation? of course not. we take this for granted growing up in america. these are not right arguments. noam chomsky is not a right-winger. these are just honest things about the state of our media. in the 1970's and 80's, journalist newsman were willing to sacrifice profits on their balance sheet and have a loss leader on their balance sheet to do that investigative reporting. no more. now it's all about the money and preserving the relationship you have with the powers that be. that's not journalism under any accepted understanding of what journalism is. >> in your book, use bend a bit of time talking about -- and -- >> i think he has smart t

the late show would have a whole discussion about some form of post—modernism, or noam chomsky, and then was their strength. i am very fond of the stuff i did for the late show. the bbc still touches harron�*s life. in new york she often listens to bbc world service radio. on its centenary she worries a little about the future of an organisation which, as a director in the making, gave her so much. i would hope that the bbc could continue to be funded by the licence. you can't have everything bashed around in the marketplace. experimentation and sort of incubating new ideas and new ways of making films has to have some kind of space to grow. 0therwise everyone just has to starve and try and do it on their own. but how great if you can have an institution that supports you. sally el hosaini epitomises the new face of filmmaking in britain. her latest feature, the refugee drama the swimmers, won the prestigious opening—night slot at the toronto international film festival. and her first feature, my brother the devil, won a trove of awards. for her, the bbc has always been a very important

mean, this is we, we, we all know that this is a us, that war and you can read jeffrey facts and i'm chomsky mer shiner, i mean, we, we all know that today and the u. s. influence and fortunately in eastern europe is responsible for today's crisis in the ukraine. and what is every coming out of any of the governments in developed countries or poland has been filtered through washington before. and this is, this is the problem. this is a problem. we have today in europe today, is that a nation which is some 7000 kilometers away with deciding at dictating the total, the primacy of normally a sovereign, your state is so i'm not think that they're forcing the pulse to say this. but the full thing that they are today align on what the us wants to do in that region are definitely discussing before with washington what they should be saying. and unfortunately, this is a there, there. unfortunately, i would live thinking u. s. foreign policy. how do you expect russia to react to this classification by the polish government? oh, russia will definitely not accept this. and again, this is not, this is

manufacturer of consent to the manufacturer of the news one or one covered since i think the 1917 by norman chomsky and all those yes, inconvenient and use is simply ignored and only in the past few years of the really getting to ad direct with the, the, my time mastercard during the vietnam war, as in the past few years. but even unity directly. so american war in iraq, afghanistan, all well made to an atrocity, certainly in the face of any problems or what news and government to fight to pay attention to. atrocities committed by the ukrainian won't be given any good in the west. many thanks for talking to us. i really appreciate your inside independent journalist, michael. thank you and thank you for joining us here on the international. don't forget you can keep up to date on all the latest news updates by checking out our website. i don't come in with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is often very dramatic.

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. >> author and professor norm chomsky joined the tv to talk about capitalism, us foreign policy and social change. here's a portion of the program. >> we must for a, the september 2021 policy statement amplifies it, states it explicitly. we will go ahead and will continue on ukraine. if you want to imagine what that like from the russian point of view, understood well by high-level us state statesman as i mentioned it's as if mexico were to join a chinese run military alliance to carry out joint exercises with the chinese army, placed weapons in mexico aimed at washington. we wouldn't tolerate that for one second. it would never, not mexico, not anywhere. remember the cuban missile crisis. inconceivable. notice that this is no infringement on the sovereignty of mexico. mexico is essentially neutral . it's not part of any military alliance. it has restrictions. it cannot do what i just described. it cannot join the chinese run military alliance, carry out military operations with the people's liberation army. training advance weaponry from chinese military experts , placed weapons on

influence of the united states on europe, the influential american scientist and philosopher noam chomskycome a huge gift for the united states the white house received on a silver platter what it always wanted the complete subordination of europe to the orders of the united states is not clear. how long will it last for europe itself alone. perhaps astute international analysts thomas pelley recently wrote that the marriage between europe and russia is a marriage made in heaven, they complement each other. they need each other, but how long will europe cling to washington cocktails? this is the main question in world affairs that european politicians do not listen to the problems of business and their own citizens. no? i believe this is a mistake. uh, this mistake is paying the price. uh, the business economy is citizens in the federal republic, because it has negative economic consequences for the regions in general and for the federal republic in particular on its interests. apparently not enough. who is considered otherwise would not undermine the northern streams one and the northern