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Chomsky, Dershowitz Debate[PROPER][FIXED]
Chomsky and Dershowitz Debates the Future of Israel and Palestine at the Kennedy School Forum on Nov 29, 2005 Topic: "Israel and Palestine After Disengagement: Where Do We Go From Here? The debate features: * NOAM CHOMSKY, institute professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology * ALAN DERSHOWITZ, Felix Frankfurter professor of law, Harvard Law School * BRIAN S. MANDELL (Moderator), Lecturer in Public Policy, Kennedy School of Government This event is cosponsored by the Harvard Speech and Parliamentary Debate Society (HSPDS). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FORMAT: RealMedia (yes, I know it sucks but this is a streamcapture) FILESIZE: 302 MB LENGTH: 93 minutes QUALITY: Good SOURCE: http://www.iop.harvard.edu/events_forum_archive.html
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i fixed this. Torrent filename too long again (is it so hard to keep it under 100 characters, as suggested in the upload form? you've got a description field after all.) also it's rather stunning that 527 people fail to download a torrent before somebody cares to drop a note...
Dec 02 2005, 05:12 CET
i fixed this. Torrent filename too long again (is it so hard to keep it under 100 characters, as suggested in the upload form? you've got a description field after all.) also it's rather stunning that 527 people fail to download a torrent before somebody cares to drop a note...
Dec 02 2005, 05:12 CET
i fixed this. Torrent filename too long again (is it so hard to keep it under 100 characters, as suggested in the upload form? you've got a description field after all.) also it's rather stunning that 527 people fail to download a torrent before somebody cares to drop a note...
Dec 02 2005, 05:12 CET
Interesting debate - or at least interesting to watch. Dershowitz doesn't cut a good figure but what would you expect from someone who defended Claus von Buelow, O.J. Simpson, Jimmy Bakker, Michael Milken, Mike Tyson, among others, and who in The Best Defense wrote: "Once I decide to take a case, I have only one agenda: I want to win. I will try, by every fair and legal means, to get my client off--without regard to the consequences", and ".... almost all of my clients have been guilty." Here he's trying his thing again with his client Israel.
Equally instructive are the 50+ talkbacks you can find on the website of the Jerusalem Post which carried an article on the debate the day after. I wonder if the publisher/editors of the JP feel embarassed about the rabble that wrote in. Only a handful have substantive comments to offer, the rest merely heap one-liner invective on Chomsky. The bulk of them have nothing more to offer on Chomsky than to say "self-hating jew." Pathetic!
See http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?apage=1&cid=1132475656640&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
Equally instructive are the 50+ talkbacks you can find on the website of the Jerusalem Post which carried an article on the debate the day after. I wonder if the publisher/editors of the JP feel embarassed about the rabble that wrote in. Only a handful have substantive comments to offer, the rest merely heap one-liner invective on Chomsky. The bulk of them have nothing more to offer on Chomsky than to say "self-hating jew." Pathetic!
See http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?apage=1&cid=1132475656640&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
Dec 02 2005, 09:12 CET
I thought Chomsky's offhand dismissal of the Israeli question-poser who had been an aide at Camp David showed poorly for him.
Dec 02 2005, 21:12 CET
If you didn't know already, know now: Noam Chomsky was Alan Dershowitz's camp counselor at Zionist youth camp in the '60s. That ought to help you frame their dynamic.
Dec 03 2005, 16:12 CET
hi, i think i'm missing a codec to watch this. i've tried opening it in real alternative, real player and even vlc player... any suggestions? thanks in advance... looking forward to the debate
Dec 04 2005, 03:12 CET
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