Mr Jow
Fair enough, but i have to admit though that i was impressed with his candour,
for most of the US (and even British) academics and politicians interviewed on
various TV and radio stations here are just completely blinded by the evil that
happened on the 9-11 and as such think it "unpatriotic" to point out some of
the ill-thought policies of the US government.

I also fervently wish that the Bush administration could listen to him and his
likes too, (if not for anything else but just to hear or rather see a much more
balanced view of the effects of some of his foreign (and even domestic)
policies, for if the only policy advisors he has and listen to are as hawkish
as Rumsfeld, then there surely will be more problems in the offing and the
world can do without the wrath of the US on any country at all.

Regards
Manneh

Quoting Y C Jow <[log in to unmask]>:

> A really good friend of mine from college swears by Chomsky.  He would
> drag
> me to Chomsky's lectures and to be honest, we were both influenced by
> his
> thought process and philosophies in general.  However, I must admit to
> not
> being as liberal today as I was back then.  For this reason, I have
> doubts
> about some of his assertions.
>
> Thanks for the forward.
>
> -Yus
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