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Chomsky condemns 'immoral' Afghan war

Noam Chomsky

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(External) The Noam Chomsky website Noam Chomsky is one of the world's most prominent and controversial public intellectuals. He is an internationally renowned professor of linguistics, but he is also a longstanding critic of US foreign policy and the influence of big business over the American government.

When he published his first political critique 40 years ago, he was fired up by the war in Vietnam. Today he is still raging against America's influence and calls the war in Afghanistan "immoral". He spoke to Stephen Sackur.

Watch the full interview with Noam Chomsky on HARDtalk on Tuesday 3rd November 2009.

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