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Manufacturing Consent & International Law | Noam Chomsky on Iraq, Power, and the Rogue Label
Ever heard the term "rogue state"? It's a label thrown around frequently in international politics, often used to justify interventions and sanctions. But what does it truly mean? In this episode, we delve into the work of renowned intellectual Noam Chomsky, who dissects the concept of "rogue states" with his signature critical lens. He argues that this label is not about objective criminality, but rather about defying the dictates of powerful nations, particularly the United States. We explore Chomsky's analysis of Iraq, examining how Saddam Hussein transformed from a US ally to a "rogue"…
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