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« The United States attacked South Vietnam in 1962 and extended its aggression to all of Indochina in 1965 with lasting deadly effects. Any media coverage that does not recognize these basic facts is merely propaganda seeking to excuse a terrorist attack. »
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Noam Chomsky
The fabric of public opinion. The economic policy of the American media |
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Noam Chomsky
The fabric of public opinion. The economic policy of the American media
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« Again, frankness was in order: we must infuse people with a "philosophy of futility" and ensure that they are interested exclusively in "the superficial things of life, the fashion effects of consumerism". They must seek to satisfy so-called "imaginary needs." We create these needs and then get them to focus on them. That's what they're sure to do, they won't bother us anymore. »
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Noam Chomsky
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Noam Chomsky
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« Any service we want to privatize, we will try first to untank it so that people will exclaim: we want to get rid of it! It's not working! So, for starters, you put the dog in it. Then you get popular support to cede it to the private sector. That is why public education is very under-subsidized. Teachers don't get paid enough. The resources are bad. »
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Noam Chomsky
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Noam Chomsky
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