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CSPAN3 52 52 Lectures in History 1880s American Anarchist Movement : CSPAN3 : February 10, 2018 8:00pm-8:56pm EST by CSPAN3 tv eye 52 favorite 0 quote 0 extremism in your readings this week. i am going to just pick just one of those types, and that is anarchism. i am taking anarchism for a variety of reasons. one is as a historian, i am appalled by the use of the word anarchist in the press whenever there is a riot, and in my old home town of berkeley, the term was used widely. ,he protesters were anarchists and what they were doing was equating anarchism first with just vandalism, no ideology in particular, which is wrong, and withequating anarchists destructiveness. and indeed the folks they were covering, the news coverage, were doing destructive things. they were trashing stores and things like that. anarchists of the type i am talking about did do violent acts, at least some schools of anarchy, but those acts of violence were not the kind of looting and vandalism the press was covering, but those acts of violence word targeting particular institutions and particular enemies of the people. there are still some visible scars of fat in parts of america. i think it is still true. it has been five years since i have been in lower manhattan,

extremism in your readings this week. i am going to just pick just one of those types, and that is anarchism. i am taking anarchism for a variety of reasons. one is as a historian, i am appalled by the use of the word anarchist in the press whenever there is a riot, and in my old home town of berkeley, the term was used widely. ,he protesters were anarchists and what they were doing was equating anarchism first with just vandalism, no ideology in particular, which is wrong, and withequating...



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CSPAN2 108 108 Book Discussion on On Anarchism : CSPAN2 : January 11, 2014 12:00pm-1:16pm EST by CSPAN2 tv eye 108 favorite 0 quote 0 19th, at 10 p.m. eastern. >> noam chomsky examines the political ideology of anarchism from its history and early opponents to the author's thoughts on its current usage and practicality. this hour and ten minute program begins now here on booktv. [applause] >> it's hardly a secret that the terms of political discourse are not exactly models of precision, and considering the way with terms are use -- the way terms are used, it's next to impossible to try to give a meaningful answer to such questions as what is socialism or what is capitalism or what are markets, free markets and many others in common usage. and that's even more true of the term "anarchism" for reasons that nathan pointed out. it's been not only subject to varied use, but also quite extreme abuse sometimes by bitter enemies, sometimes unfortunately by people who hold its banner high. so much so that, so much is the variation and abuse that it risks any simple characterization. in fact, the only way i can see to address the question that is posed this evening, what is anarchism, is to try to identify some ideas th

19th, at 10 p.m. eastern. >> noam chomsky examines the political ideology of anarchism from its history and early opponents to the author's thoughts on its current usage and practicality. this hour and ten minute program begins now here on booktv. [applause] >> it's hardly a secret that the terms of political discourse are not exactly models of precision, and considering the way with terms are use -- the way terms are used, it's next to impossible to try to give a meaningful answer...



CSPAN2 278 278 Book Discussion on On Anarchism : CSPAN2 : February 20, 2014 8:58pm-10:10pm EST by CSPAN2 tv eye 278 favorite 0 quote 1 others in common usage. that is even more true of the term anarchism for reasons that nathan pointed out. it has not only been the subject of very use but also quite extreme abuse. sometimes by bitter enemies and sometimes unfortunately by people who call it a manner of highs so much so, so much as a variation that it is that it resists any simple characterization. in fact the only way i can see to address the question that is posed this evening for anarchism is to try to identify some leading ideas that animate this major current of the rich and complex and often contradictory traditions of anarchist thought and virtually anarchist action. i think the sensible approach can start with remarks by the perceptive important anarchist intellectual and also activist rudolf rucker. he saw anarchism not as a fixed and closed social system with a fixed answer to all the multifarious questions and problems of human life but rather as a definite trend in the historic development of mankind, which strives for the free unhindered unfolding of all the individual and social forces in life. it's fro

others in common usage. that is even more true of the term anarchism for reasons that nathan pointed out. it has not only been the subject of very use but also quite extreme abuse. sometimes by bitter enemies and sometimes unfortunately by people who call it a manner of highs so much so, so much as a variation that it is that it resists any simple characterization. in fact the only way i can see to address the question that is posed this evening for anarchism is to try to identify some leading...



CSPAN2 79 79 Book Discussion on On Anarchism : CSPAN2 : December 15, 2013 1:30pm-2:46pm EST by CSPAN2 tv eye 79 favorite 0 quote 0 programs online at booktv.org. examining the political ideology of anarchism from its history and early proponents of the author's thoughts on its current usage and practicality. this hour and ten minute program begins now here on book tv. [applause] >> it is hardly a secret -- secret that the terms of political discourse are not exactly models of precision. .. for reasons that are pointed out. it has been not only said it, but varied use, but also quite extreme abuse sometimes a bitter enemy, sometimes unfortunately by pete who who pulled this mannerheim. so much so -- so much of the variation in abuse that it risks a simple characterization. in fact, humiliate the to address the question posed this evening, what is anarchism is to identify leading ideas that animate at least major currents of the rich and complex and often contradict her traditions of anarchist thought and anarchist action. i think this is the book purge can start with remarks by the perceptive important anarchist intellectual and to this, rudolf rocker. he saw anarchism not as a self enclosed osha says timothy

programs online at booktv.org. examining the political ideology of anarchism from its history and early proponents of the author's thoughts on its current usage and practicality. this hour and ten minute program begins now here on book tv. [applause] >> it is hardly a secret -- secret that the terms of political discourse are not exactly models of precision. .. for reasons that are pointed out. it has been not only said it, but varied use, but also quite extreme abuse sometimes a bitter...



Russia Today 15 15 CrossTalk : RT : July 15, 2013 9:30pm-10:01pm EDT by RT tv eye 15 favorite 0 quote 0 the role of anarchism american the growing movement with author scott turow. let me let me i want to know what all let me ask you a question. here on this network as we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you get this right it was bad staying there to get here in a situation where being i don't want to talk about the surveillance. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. goal. my. name. in breaking the set i strive to showcase the alternatives the real philosophies that you'll seldom hear talk about in the corporate media one of those is anarchism possibly the most misunderstood ideologies of our time back in april i touched on this issue through an alternative voices debate on the show and here to represent the voice of anarchism with scott crowe is the founder of the common ground and argus collective and author of black flags and windmills here'

the role of anarchism american the growing movement with author scott turow. let me let me i want to know what all let me ask you a question. here on this network as we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you get this right it was bad staying there to get here in a situation where being i don't want to talk about the surveillance. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other...



CSPAN2 201 201 [curator: unknown title] : CSPAN2 : June 27, 2009 12:00pm-12:30pm EDT by CSPAN2 tv eye 201 favorite 0 quote 0 haiti than 20 of area among the best people he had ever known. the anarchism who was in italian anarchists and one who was long dead but anarchism at that time was in the newspaper published and he gradually became an anarchist in those days. the places he lived helped create this hatred. as i said he lived in an area of the streets that don't matter now but they did to him. there is an underappreciated novel from 1898 in which a priest who like to the r.e.m. song is losing his religion and he goes onto the roof to try to help the repoire. he has a brother who was an anarchist to probably left and lived in an area where there aren't many anarchists. but this priest losing his religion played soccer corps which is truly one of the most miserable of the churches in paris and the most important thing in was built in penance after the communists and more of 1870's paris commune and was billed on the place with a drag iran and china tests before they blew their brains out during bloody week in 1871. and in this novel the anarchist a brother of the pri's losing his religion to give th

haiti than 20 of area among the best people he had ever known. the anarchism who was in italian anarchists and one who was long dead but anarchism at that time was in the newspaper published and he gradually became an anarchist in those days. the places he lived helped create this hatred. as i said he lived in an area of the streets that don't matter now but they did to him. there is an underappreciated novel from 1898 in which a priest who like to the r.e.m. song is losing his religion and he...



Russia Today 14 14 Breaking the Set : RT : July 16, 2013 2:29am-3:01am EDT by RT tv eye 14 favorite 0 quote 0 anarchism american the growing movement with author scott turow. some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed down from generation to. this is a total destruction of the culture of new mexico and i tell you what i mean this this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here it's about the whole world now we're eating at about six in the in the you know in the you know all the organs that work for. the engineer crops why do you think this country is full of obese and sick people because we have a crappy food system. choose your language. make it without any financial literacy skills some of. it's good that can sense you. choose your opinions the degree to. choose to stories could impact the. truth be access to. and breaking the set i strive to showcase the alternatives the real philosophies that you'll seldom hear talk about in the corporate media one of those is anarchism possibly the most misunderstood ideologies of our time back in april i touched on this issue through an alternative voices debate on the show and here to represent t

anarchism american the growing movement with author scott turow. some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed down from generation to. this is a total destruction of the culture of new mexico and i tell you what i mean this this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here it's about the whole world now we're eating at about six in the in the you know in the you know all the organs that work for. the engineer crops why do you think this...



Russia Today 14 14 Breaking the Set : RT : July 16, 2013 2:29pm-3:01pm EDT by RT tv eye 14 favorite 0 quote 0 . still ahead guys will take a closer look at the role of anarchism in american the growing movement with author scott turow. some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed on from generation to. this is a total struction of the culture of mexico by telling them i mean this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here throughout the whole world i'll worry not about x. in the in the you know in a in all boarding and so forth for. genetically engineered crops why do you think this country is full of obese and sick people because we have a crappy food system. when the great spade blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with gardens are laid out the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of angry crowns fighting against. hikes who stole the american dream. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know. i'm sorry it was

. still ahead guys will take a closer look at the role of anarchism in american the growing movement with author scott turow. some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed on from generation to. this is a total struction of the culture of mexico by telling them i mean this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here throughout the whole world i'll worry not about x. in the in the you know in a in all boarding and so forth for. genetically...



CSPAN2 49 49 Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN2 : February 21, 2014 7:30am-9:31am EST by CSPAN2 tv eye 49 favorite 0 quote 0 . >> author and mit professor noam chomsky examines the political ideology of anarchism and its history to its current use. from mit in cambridge, massachusetts, this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> it's hardly a sacred, the terms of political discourse are not exactly models of precisiont and considering the way terms eg are used, it's next to impossible to try to give ae meaningful answer to such questions as what is socialism or what is capitalism or what our markets, free markets. and many others in common uses. that's even more true of the term anarchism for reasons that were pointed out. it's not only subject of their use would also quite extreme abuse. sometimes by bitter enemies, sometimes by unfortunately by people who hold its manner hi. so much so, so much as the variation of abuse that it resists any simple atio characterization. in fact, the only way i can see to address the question that his post this evening, what is anarchism, is to try to identifo some leading ideas that animate at least major currents of theaa rich and complex and often contradictory traditions of anarch

. >> author and mit professor noam chomsky examines the political ideology of anarchism and its history to its current use. from mit in cambridge, massachusetts, this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> it's hardly a sacred, the terms of political discourse are not exactly models of precisiont and considering the way terms eg are used, it's next to impossible to try to give ae meaningful answer to such questions as what is socialism or what is capitalism or what our markets, free markets....



BBC News 39 39 The Film Review : BBCNEWS : May 18, 2018 11:45pm-12:01am BST by BBCNEWS tv eye 39 favorite 0 quote 0 and anarchic andi something disrupt it and anarchic and i thought it was rude. i thought the last third descended into crashing and smashing stuff i didn't ca re crashing and smashing stuff i didn't care for. so i thought, here we go again. twice as expensive, half as funny. all the special effects and fight scenes are eager and slicker. an all—star cast. yet what we've lost is the kind of anarchic charm of the original. i laughed pretty much all the way through the first two thirds of the original. i can count on one hand the last i had through this film. the general feeling, i know some people love it, i know many of the fans who went to see it as soon as it opened really, really enjoyed it, and that is fine. from my point of view, the first film was trying to be kick as and not quite getting there but having some of that charm. a second film is trying not to be kick as two but u nfortu nately falls into trying not to be kick as two but unfortunately falls into that territory. doesn't ryan reynolds carry it on his own, removing the fourth wall and talking to the audience? the

and anarchic andi something disrupt it and anarchic and i thought it was rude. i thought the last third descended into crashing and smashing stuff i didn't ca re crashing and smashing stuff i didn't care for. so i thought, here we go again. twice as expensive, half as funny. all the special effects and fight scenes are eager and slicker. an all—star cast. yet what we've lost is the kind of anarchic charm of the original. i laughed pretty much all the way through the first two thirds of the...



Russia Today 16 16 Breaking the Set : RT : July 16, 2013 11:29am-12:01pm EDT by RT tv eye 16 favorite 0 quote 0 philosophies that you'll seldom hear talk about in the corporate media one of those is anarchism possibly the most misunderstood ideologies of our time back in april i touched on this issue through an alternative voices debate on the show and here to represent the voice of anarchism with scott crow is the founder of the common ground and archives collective and author of black flags and windmills here's scott defining anarchism and that that they. are he is a living a dynamic framework based in. their ideas of cooperation where we can all get along to make the world better for each other we call it mutually the ideas of direct action that we don't have to wait on others that we are more than voters we're more can consumers it that we there are other paths that we should take that we don't need to wait on others to do it we start to do it ourselves and we do it in our communities the ideas so to dig more of the conversation of community cooperation i invited scott crow back on the show i first asked him to give us a better sense of what arab islam would look like in modern society

philosophies that you'll seldom hear talk about in the corporate media one of those is anarchism possibly the most misunderstood ideologies of our time back in april i touched on this issue through an alternative voices debate on the show and here to represent the voice of anarchism with scott crow is the founder of the common ground and archives collective and author of black flags and windmills here's scott defining anarchism and that that they. are he is a living a dynamic framework based...



CSPAN2 8 8.0 Trying Home : CSPAN2 : August 5, 2017 1:34pm-1:49pm EDT by CSPAN2 tv eye 8 favorite 0 quote 0 -- i'm sure they had heard of anarchism, but they weren't necessarily anarchists to start out with as much as they adopted this idea and this label. and hen once they did that -- and then once they did that, they started actually attracting people who were anarchists. the years that i'm covering are 1896 to 1921. well, it starts a little bit before 1896, but roughly the 25-year period that home existed legally as this utopian experiment. in their contemporary society, they saw a lot of unjustice. they saw government allied with money and power, saw people being treated unfairly, wars started for the benefit of corporations and things like that. and there were really kind of two different responses that you could have had to that. one was to, you know, a lot of the really prominent anarchists like emma goldman, for instance, were speakers who went to the cities and really were trying to create a movement within, you know, the working class and within industrial america. well, the anarchists of home were really sort of broke off from that and trying to create their own alternative to th

-- i'm sure they had heard of anarchism, but they weren't necessarily anarchists to start out with as much as they adopted this idea and this label. and hen once they did that -- and then once they did that, they started actually attracting people who were anarchists. the years that i'm covering are 1896 to 1921. well, it starts a little bit before 1896, but roughly the 25-year period that home existed legally as this utopian experiment. in their contemporary society, they saw a lot of...



CNN 8,282 8.3K CNN Presents : CNN : January 14, 2012 8:00pm-9:00pm EST by CNN quote eye 8,282 favorite 0 quote 3 . >> reporter: it a movement that defies description. leaderless, faceless, anarchic. >> this is our space! >> reporter: a loose collective

. >> reporter: it a movement that defies description. leaderless, faceless, anarchic. >> this is our space! >> reporter: a loose collective



CSPAN2 397 397 Book TV After Words : CSPAN2 : February 13, 2011 6:00pm-7:00pm EST by CSPAN2 tv eye 397 favorite 0 quote 0 anarchist is living in the 18th and small among the best people and the anarchism was long dead -- the newspaper published and he gradually became an anarchist in those days, and the places he lived help create this hatred. as i said, he lived in mocks [inaudible] the streets don't matter now but they did then and he had an unappreciated lawful in 1898, and which a priest called it like the r.e.m. song "losing my religion." and he had a brother who was an anarchist who lived where there are no anarchist's. but this priest, losing his religion, they hate one of the most miserable agley churches in paris, and the most important thing is it was the built after the commune. the war of the to 70 coming into was built on the place where they tracked the anarchists' before they blew their brains out during a bloody week in 1871. and in this novel, the anarchist brother of the priest losing their religion dreams of blowing up the place. when i went to high school i had fantasies like that, too. but anyway, he dreams of blowing it up and this is before the big bell which was cast. we wen

anarchist is living in the 18th and small among the best people and the anarchism was long dead -- the newspaper published and he gradually became an anarchist in those days, and the places he lived help create this hatred. as i said, he lived in mocks [inaudible] the streets don't matter now but they did then and he had an unappreciated lawful in 1898, and which a priest called it like the r.e.m. song "losing my religion." and he had a brother who was an anarchist who lived where...



CSPAN2 159 159 Book Discussion on On Anarchism : CSPAN2 : February 20, 2014 8:58pm-10:10pm EST by CSPAN2 quote eye 159 favorite 0 quote 1 terms anarchism as a tendency in human development that seeks to identify structures of hierarchy and others that constrain human development. and then it seeks to subject them to very reasonable challenge. justify yourself. demonstrate that you are legitimate and maybe in some special circumstances or conceivably in principle, and if you can't meet that challenge which is the usual case, the structure should be dismantled

terms anarchism as a tendency in human development that seeks to identify structures of hierarchy and others that constrain human development. and then it seeks to subject them to very reasonable challenge. justify yourself. demonstrate that you are legitimate and maybe in some special circumstances or conceivably in principle, and if you can't meet that challenge which is the usual case, the structure should be dismantled



CSPAN 98 98 Q & A : CSPAN : July 4, 2011 6:00am-7:00am EDT by CSPAN tv eye 98 favorite 0 quote 0 believe? >> all sorts of things. it was kind of various stripes of anarchism. there were even among people who called them self anarchists, there was various views about the best way to proceed about whether anarchists should vote or not. whether they should reform from within or push back against if all. it was a fairly he can eclectic group of people that he gathered around him. it was at one of his speeches in 1896 or 1886, rather, in the haymarket square in chicago that he had finished speak. it was a rainy and stormy night. he had finished his speech, gathered his wy and children. they had left to go to a bar to get out of the rain when a cordon of policemen arrived. someone on the sidewalk, and we don't know who to this day, lit a device. looks like a bomb from a roadrunner cartoon. i've seen reconstructions with it. it is it into the police. one policeman was killed. a number of others were wounded. but the police just panicked and began shooting wildly into the crowd. unfortunately they wound up hitting each other more than the people in the crowd. eight policemen died in all, thou

believe? >> all sorts of things. it was kind of various stripes of anarchism. there were even among people who called them self anarchists, there was various views about the best way to proceed about whether anarchists should vote or not. whether they should reform from within or push back against if all. it was a fairly he can eclectic group of people that he gathered around him. it was at one of his speeches in 1896 or 1886, rather, in the haymarket square in chicago that he had...



CSPAN2 39 39 Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN2 : February 21, 2014 1:30am-3:31am EST by CSPAN2 tv eye 39 favorite 0 quote 0 even more true of the term of anarchism for reasons pointed out. not from their varied use but also quite extreme abuse that sometimes by bitter enemies or unfortunately by people who hold this manner highs so much so is the variation of abuse that it produces any simple characterization so to redress the question what is says anarchism to identify of the the it is or major currents of the rich and complex to the contradictory traditions of anarchist thought it and action. a sensible approach can start with remarks of the manner of the activist rudolph rocker he saw it not as a social system with a fixed a answer to all the multifarious questions of human life but rather as a truant and the historic development of mankind which dries for the free and hindered in the unfolding in and social forces from the 1930's. these concepts are not original and derived from the indictment. and in similar words with the founders of classical liberalism to describe the leading principle of his thought of the essential importance with his richest diversity it is a phrase that he took of his own lib

even more true of the term of anarchism for reasons pointed out. not from their varied use but also quite extreme abuse that sometimes by bitter enemies or unfortunately by people who hold this manner highs so much so is the variation of abuse that it produces any simple characterization so to redress the question what is says anarchism to identify of the the it is or major currents of the rich and complex to the contradictory traditions of anarchist thought it and action. a sensible approach...



BBC News 24 24 The Film Review : BBCNEWS : May 5, 2019 11:45pm-12:00am BST by BBCNEWS tv eye 24 favorite 0 quote 0 anarchic streak going to help or hinder her career? is she going to be put in touch with the idealism that fired her in her youth? are they going to be more than workmates? the answers to those questions aren't particular surprising, but what is lovely is the way in which they play out because on the one hand, he is kind of schlubby, anarchic, and all over the place. she is totally the opposite. here's a clip. hey. i had some jokes i was going to run by you maybe if you have a second? what are you... what are you looking at? jesus! why would you just barge in here while i'm sleeping? you were sleeping? yes! i was micronapping! oh, that's what you call it? yes. sorry, i didn't realise you were sleeping. you were standing and your eyes were open. do you need something? i had some jokes i wrote i was gonna run by you. that was actually a really good nap. great. seemed really restful. micronapping! but you laughed. what i really like about this is... in the end, these kind of movies come down to whether the chemistry between the leads is good and whether you like the characters. it is no surpr

anarchic streak going to help or hinder her career? is she going to be put in touch with the idealism that fired her in her youth? are they going to be more than workmates? the answers to those questions aren't particular surprising, but what is lovely is the way in which they play out because on the one hand, he is kind of schlubby, anarchic, and all over the place. she is totally the opposite. here's a clip. hey. i had some jokes i was going to run by you maybe if you have a second? what are...



CSPAN 89 89 Q & A : CSPAN : July 3, 2011 11:00pm-12:00am EDT by CSPAN tv eye 89 favorite 0 quote 0 of various stripes of anarchism. and, you know, there were, even among people who called themselves anarchist, there was various views about the best way to proceed, about whether anarchists should vote or not, to what extent they should participate in the system, reform it from within or just push back against it all. so, it was a fairly eclectic group of people that he had gathered around him. and it was at one of his speeches in 1896 -- or 1886, rather -- in the haymarket square in chicago, that he had finished speaking. it was kind of a rainy and stormy night, and he had finished his speech, gathered up his wife and children. they had left to go to a bar to get out of the rain, when a cordon of policeman arrived. and someone on the sidewalk -- and we don't know who to this day -- lit a device -- it looks just like a bomb from a roadrunner cartoon, i've seen reconstructions of it with a fuse -- and tossed it into the police. one policeman was killed and a number of others were wounded right away. the police just panicked and began shooting wildly into the crowd. unfortunately, th

of various stripes of anarchism. and, you know, there were, even among people who called themselves anarchist, there was various views about the best way to proceed, about whether anarchists should vote or not, to what extent they should participate in the system, reform it from within or just push back against it all. so, it was a fairly eclectic group of people that he had gathered around him. and it was at one of his speeches in 1896 -- or 1886, rather -- in the haymarket square in chicago,...



BBC News 14 14 The Film Review : BBCNEWS : June 13, 2020 11:45pm-12:00am BST by BBCNEWS tv eye 14 favorite 0 quote 0 the damaged anarchic charm which has served him so well on saturday night live. when am i going to get my break? like... at two and a quarter hours, the king of staten island is half an hour longer than it needs to be, but it still manages to touch a nerve. it's available on digital platforms now. black gi, is it fair to serve more than the white americans that sent you here? nothing is more confused than to be ordered into a war to die without the faintest idea of what's going on. # the time has come today... last year, spike lee won his first competitive oscar as co—writer of blachkla nsman, the stranger—than—fiction tale of an african—american american cop infiltrating the ku klux klan in the early ‘705. get in here! for his new movie da 5 bloods, which boasts an all—star cast including delroy lindo, clarke peters and chadwick boseman, lee follows four ageing vietnam vets who return to the country in which they fought the american war. he hit me upside the head, sk—bop! just like in '68. yeah, brother man. we're back. nominally, they've come to recover the remains

the damaged anarchic charm which has served him so well on saturday night live. when am i going to get my break? like... at two and a quarter hours, the king of staten island is half an hour longer than it needs to be, but it still manages to touch a nerve. it's available on digital platforms now. black gi, is it fair to serve more than the white americans that sent you here? nothing is more confused than to be ordered into a war to die without the faintest idea of what's going on. # the time...



BBC News 13 13 The Film Review : BBCNEWS : February 7, 2020 5:45pm-6:01pm GMT by BBCNEWS tv eye 13 favorite 0 quote 0 this is, firstly, it does have a genuinely entertaining anarchic air. a p pa re ntly entertaining anarchic air. apparently when margot robbie was first talking about it, she said she wa nted first talking about it, she said she wanted it to be like an r—rated girl gang movie and that is the vibe. it is very physical and has a sense of controlled chaos, which i really like. directed by independent movie director, kathryn yan, an edgy sensibility. the location, you can see here, it looks like a fairground ride in which there has been an explosion of a candy floss maker. it barrels along, it is funny and the characters are well drawn and well defined. —— cathy yan. it is easy to get this wrong. in other hands, this could have turned into batman and robin, which wasjust could have turned into batman and robin, which was just a dress could have turned into batman and robin, which wasjust a dress up pantomime mess of a movie, but this is actually as much fun watching the film as it is looking at the post and watching the trailer. i was really pleasantly surprised because i had gon

this is, firstly, it does have a genuinely entertaining anarchic air. a p pa re ntly entertaining anarchic air. apparently when margot robbie was first talking about it, she said she wa nted first talking about it, she said she wanted it to be like an r—rated girl gang movie and that is the vibe. it is very physical and has a sense of controlled chaos, which i really like. directed by independent movie director, kathryn yan, an edgy sensibility. the location, you can see here, it looks like...



BBC News 48 48 Transgender : BBCNEWS : May 6, 2019 1:45pm-2:01pm BST by BBCNEWS tv eye 48 favorite 0 quote 0 . the question is, is his anarchic streak going to help or hinder her career? is she going to be put in touch with the idealism that fired her in her youth? are they going to be more than workmates? the answers to those questions aren't particular surprising, but what is lovely is the way in which they play out because on the one hand, he is kind of schlubby, anarchic, and all over the place. she is totally the opposite. here's a clip. hey. i had some jokes i was going to run by you maybe if you have a second? what are you... what are you looking at? jesus! why would you just barge in here while i'm sleeping? you were sleeping? yes! i was micronapping! oh, that's what you call it? yes. sorry, i didn't realise you were sleeping. you were standing and your eyes were open. do you need something? i had some jokes i wrote i was gonna run by you. that was actually a really good nap. great. seemed really restful. micronapping! but you laughed. what i really like about this is... in the end, these kind of movies come down to whether the chemistry between the leads is good and whether you lik

. the question is, is his anarchic streak going to help or hinder her career? is she going to be put in touch with the idealism that fired her in her youth? are they going to be more than workmates? the answers to those questions aren't particular surprising, but what is lovely is the way in which they play out because on the one hand, he is kind of schlubby, anarchic, and all over the place. she is totally the opposite. here's a clip. hey. i had some jokes i was going to run by you maybe if...



CSPAN2 49 49 William Anderson, As Black as Resistance : CSPAN2 : October 14, 2018 4:36pm-5:46pm EDT by CSPAN2 tv eye 49 favorite 0 quote 0 anarchism of blackness is basically talking about how citizenship is not a real name for black americans. not just talking about black immigrants be an undocumented, the folks who are actually citizens come you're still not a true citizen if you're in the u.s.a. the anarchism of black blackness goes into not just being something that a political ideology, but actually a state that you are in as a black person in society. when you embrace the anarchism of blackness in day i'm not a true citizen of them in this society, i don't actually have these rules, these things come in these lofty ideals of the founding fathers supposedly promised to all of us now, right? we don't actually have these benefit if we are embracing the anarchism of blackness in the state of anarchy come they can provide us with a framework for a radical politic to help us resist state violence and raises the things in day-to-day life with everyday black people. through this text, we use a different example and one of the examples that were used or the black seminoles in florida. the reason that example comes up

anarchism of blackness is basically talking about how citizenship is not a real name for black americans. not just talking about black immigrants be an undocumented, the folks who are actually citizens come you're still not a true citizen if you're in the u.s.a. the anarchism of black blackness goes into not just being something that a political ideology, but actually a state that you are in as a black person in society. when you embrace the anarchism of blackness in day i'm not a true citizen...



BBC News 21 21 BBC News : BBCNEWS : May 5, 2019 7:45pm-8:01pm BST by BBCNEWS tv eye 21 favorite 0 quote 0 question is, is his anarchic streak going to help or hinder her career? is she going to be put in touch with the idealism that fired her in her youth? are they going to be more than workmates? the answers to those questions aren't particularly surprising, but what is lovely is the way in which they play out because on the one hand, he is kind of schlubby, anarchic, and all over the place. she is totally the opposite. here's a clip. hey. i had some jokes i was going to run by you maybe if you have a second? what are you...? what are you looking at? jesus! why would you just barge in here while i'm sleeping? you were sleeping? yes! i was micronapping! oh, that's what you call it? yes. sorry, i didn't realise you were sleeping. you were standing and your eyes were open. do you need something? i had some jokes i wrote i was gonna run by you. that was actually a really good nap. great. seemed really restful. micronapping! but you laughed. what i really like about this is... in the end, these kind of movies come down to whether the chemistry between the leads is good and whether you like the

question is, is his anarchic streak going to help or hinder her career? is she going to be put in touch with the idealism that fired her in her youth? are they going to be more than workmates? the answers to those questions aren't particularly surprising, but what is lovely is the way in which they play out because on the one hand, he is kind of schlubby, anarchic, and all over the place. she is totally the opposite. here's a clip. hey. i had some jokes i was going to run by you maybe if you...



CSPAN 116 116 Q & A : CSPAN : July 3, 2011 8:00pm-9:00pm EDT by CSPAN tv eye 116 favorite 0 quote 0 number of people, but americans certainly knew of them and feared them. anarchism as an ideology that dates back to the greeks and before. it is very appealing, that there should be no authority and everybody should be a will to pursue their own interests. early philosophers described something that was quite magical. in the 1840's and 1850's in europe, people began to look at it as a possible solution to the economic ills of that time of the industrial revolution. there was a lot of thinking about how to make society more fair, and anarchism was one of those. >> what happened to emma goldman? where was she on the day of the assassination attempt which turned out to be successful? did she know about this? had she been close to leon czolgosz? >> she delivered a speech that she had heard in may of 1901. they met only once after that. czolgosz had tractor down in chicago. he turned up on her doorstep and introduced himself and said he wanted to learn more about anarchism. she was on her way to the train station that day and she rode with him to the train station. there are varying a

number of people, but americans certainly knew of them and feared them. anarchism as an ideology that dates back to the greeks and before. it is very appealing, that there should be no authority and everybody should be a will to pursue their own interests. early philosophers described something that was quite magical. in the 1840's and 1850's in europe, people began to look at it as a possible solution to the economic ills of that time of the industrial revolution. there was a lot of thinking...



CSPAN 0 0.0 Washington Journal Michael Kenney : CSPAN : September 12, 2020 11:22pm-12:07am EDT by CSPAN tv eye 0 favorite 0 quote 0 -- anarch o-communists, socialists, and even what i would call liberal anti-fascists, these are people who have no qualms about going out on the street and engaging in fisticuffs with white supremacists at protests, but are not anarchists in any meaningful sense. they do not want to overthrow government institutions, in fact, they are quite liberal in that respect. they may even vote. antifaarchists supporters do not vote, they tend to view our political , they as legitimate scorned liberals such as myself and many other people. there is a lot of a variety within that larger movement. the common thread there is that antifa which is of course short for anti-fascist, they believe we have to confront any forms of ande supremacism, neo-nazis far right extremists because if we do not confront them now, it will just continue to grow and grow and then we are going to be looking at a much bigger problem down the road, that is how they see it. host: let me remind our viewers they can take part in this conversation, if you are in the eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8000, mountain pacific,

-- anarch o-communists, socialists, and even what i would call liberal anti-fascists, these are people who have no qualms about going out on the street and engaging in fisticuffs with white supremacists at protests, but are not anarchists in any meaningful sense. they do not want to overthrow government institutions, in fact, they are quite liberal in that respect. they may even vote. antifaarchists supporters do not vote, they tend to view our political , they as legitimate scorned liberals...



CSPAN3 17 17 History of Terrorism : CSPAN3 : February 6, 2016 2:00pm-4:01pm EST by CSPAN3 tv eye 17 favorite 0 quote 0 research and looks comparatively at european and transatlantic history. his looked at anarchism and terrorism. cambridge university press published his book and 2014. was the theory and practice of italian public .ecurity policy he has been the recipient of two fulbright awards in europe. inarticle just came out terrorism and political violence. the chapter he contributed to the routledge history of terrorism. chronologically is rob larabee -- she is the author of a new book "in the wrong hands," covered by .xford university press in 2015 see, we are all over the place in terms of our interests and the angle at which we have come to the study of terrorism. comments reef my to set the framework here and throw out some questions that i know are going to be addressed in the presentation and that i am eager to have folks respond to. when we get into the discussion part of the roundtable. know there is divide that's between thoseable who work on terrorism, and those who come at it from the social scientist. in terms of the development of terrorism studies there has not been a lot of over

research and looks comparatively at european and transatlantic history. his looked at anarchism and terrorism. cambridge university press published his book and 2014. was the theory and practice of italian public .ecurity policy he has been the recipient of two fulbright awards in europe. inarticle just came out terrorism and political violence. the chapter he contributed to the routledge history of terrorism. chronologically is rob larabee -- she is the author of a new book "in the wrong...



CSPAN3 13 13 Lectures in History Federal Surveillance & Civil Rights : CSPAN3 : December 31, 2017 11:45am-12:36pm EST by CSPAN3 tv eye 13 favorite 0 quote 0 national security concern particularly regarding anarchism. ase description describes well as threats in wartime diversion and espionage. in 1909, the fbi makes its first-ever -- ever to infiltrate a political organization beginning with the socialist party of america. but the mid 1910s, they are investigating anti-militarists. over the years the fbi will spy on a variety of organizations including the american civil liberties union, the evangelical american council of churches, the american jewish congress, the nationwide labor federation, the national association to the grandson of colored people, the ethical society philadelphia, new orleans women center, the american friends service committee, the quaker social justice organization. women's peace movement led by jane adams, prolabor antiwar theseingers, sometimes people and organizations are investigated for decades. these are not violent revolutionary threats. their political dissidents to oppose certain aspects of u.s. government policy and perhaps even a particular form of government we have. they go through specific means to prot

national security concern particularly regarding anarchism. ase description describes well as threats in wartime diversion and espionage. in 1909, the fbi makes its first-ever -- ever to infiltrate a political organization beginning with the socialist party of america. but the mid 1910s, they are investigating anti-militarists. over the years the fbi will spy on a variety of organizations including the american civil liberties union, the evangelical american council of churches, the american...



CSPAN2 41 41 Book TV : CSPAN2 : November 30, 2013 11:00pm-1:01am EST by CSPAN2 tv eye 41 favorite 0 quote 0 capitalism or what's are back -- markets? that is even more true of the term anarchism as pointed out. it is a subject of varied use but also extreme of use sometimes by bitter enemies unfortunately by people hold the of manner high. so much so as the variation that's it resisted a simple characterization the only way i can see to redress some questioned what is anarchism is to identify the being ideas that animate and at least major currents of the rich and complex and often contradictory traditions of the anarchist thought and action. of sensible approach can start with the remarks of to be the important manner of the intellectual i will quote rudolph rocker who sought anarchism not a fixed sullivan closed social system with a fixed the answer to all questions of human life but rather as a definite trend and historic development of mankind which strives for the free unhindered have in the unfolding of the social forces of life. from the 1930's. these concepts are not original but they drive from the indictment and the early romantic period of rather similar words, one of the fou

capitalism or what's are back -- markets? that is even more true of the term anarchism as pointed out. it is a subject of varied use but also extreme of use sometimes by bitter enemies unfortunately by people hold the of manner high. so much so as the variation that's it resisted a simple characterization the only way i can see to redress some questioned what is anarchism is to identify the being ideas that animate and at least major currents of the rich and complex and often contradictory...



SFGTV: San Francisco Government Television 10 10.0 SFGTV : September 22, 2014 4:30am-5:01am PDT by SFGTV tv eye 10 favorite 0 quote 0 this year i went to anarch can with national geography and i saw what was going on i came back and was whavp was mapping in our city and a lot of our politicians tried to minimize what's happening with this this is the reality and it's going to happen either we get out front or we're going to be playing defense you guys laid it out with a lot of common sense this is in the infancy stage the sister asked a question i don't know if her question will be answered but? going to take the community and the agencies of the city and a lot of people working together but, you know, we're having this discussion and talking about rue talking about this and we're not going to kick the can down the road it's going to be hard decisions and like the commissioner ho said this commission we've not been afraid to take things on those that criticized us join us but you've got to get involved i like traffics what you said i know the historical ports. and the change that happened hereafter or here with the containertion happened her and oakland made the change and staelt a lot like san francisco's was a

this year i went to anarch can with national geography and i saw what was going on i came back and was whavp was mapping in our city and a lot of our politicians tried to minimize what's happening with this this is the reality and it's going to happen either we get out front or we're going to be playing defense you guys laid it out with a lot of common sense this is in the infancy stage the sister asked a question i don't know if her question will be answered but? going to take the community...



CSPAN2 123 123 [curator: unknown title] : CSPAN2 : June 27, 2009 12:30pm-1:00pm EDT by CSPAN2 tv eye 123 favorite 0 quote 0 powers. and a cardiff, not violent anarchism but there was a lot of response to this. i'm not an anarchist. my michigan maes days inn bluejays. but it was a logical response because day, you know, the state was protecting these people and the third republic was full of corruption. the scandal were the sudden loss of president of france was involved. kind of like american politics. in many ways and so it was so corrupt that anarchism for many people, and there weren't many as nearly anarchist in france as other places. it was primarily a world phenomenon. most anarchists in france were non-terrorist. for the majority were in other places. or there were italian, and arcus and italy. >> so after this act, like in the united states there were several incidents when the united states used it as an excuse to crack down on civilians. did the french government react like this? >> yes, like legislation. they arrested anyone who moved. if they were and arcus or violent anarchy is, which very few were violent and arcus. yeah, they took that as an excuse. if you're not absolutely for us, the

powers. and a cardiff, not violent anarchism but there was a lot of response to this. i'm not an anarchist. my michigan maes days inn bluejays. but it was a logical response because day, you know, the state was protecting these people and the third republic was full of corruption. the scandal were the sudden loss of president of france was involved. kind of like american politics. in many ways and so it was so corrupt that anarchism for many people, and there weren't many as nearly anarchist...



CSPAN2 26 26 2018 Printers Row Lit Fest - Jacqueline Jones, Goddess of Anarchy : CSPAN2 : June 10, 2018 12:12am-12:52am EDT by CSPAN2 tv eye 26 favorite 0 quote 0 disgusted with goldman. she feuded with her. emma goldman represented a different kind of anarchism. lucy really believe that trade unions for the -- of the good society there be no competition, no way turning. emma goldman represented a strain that focused on liberation of artistic impulses and sexual feelings. goldman would argue that monogamy was a false impulse. that men and women should be free believe to express their sexual desire. in the '90s she read coiled this publicly and said it was shocking and had nothing to do with the class struggle. an idea that threatened to tear families apart because the children would never know whether true father's worth of mothers were sleeping around. emma said lucy of all people should be criticizing this new idea because she lived her life as a sexually free person. we know she had sexual relations before she met albert parsons. she had a child who died in infancy. then her marriage to parsons. he was dead only a year when she was taken up with the young german man. emma goldman would say things like you have all people should be criticiz

disgusted with goldman. she feuded with her. emma goldman represented a different kind of anarchism. lucy really believe that trade unions for the -- of the good society there be no competition, no way turning. emma goldman represented a strain that focused on liberation of artistic impulses and sexual feelings. goldman would argue that monogamy was a false impulse. that men and women should be free believe to express their sexual desire. in the '90s she read coiled this publicly and said it...



LinkTV 100 100 Mosaic World News : LINKTV : October 9, 2012 11:30am-12:00pm PDT by LINKTV tv eye 100 favorite 0 quote 0 , defiantly and exuberantly dressed for decadence. it was an anarchic wind, blowing from the butte at the straight-laced values promoted by the third republic. decadence was manufactured by the writers and artists of the time in order to fit into the mold of bohemia. but was there real decadence in the sense that we see it as a deteriorating society, and so forth? from our viewpoint today, no, it was a very creative period of time-- of manufactured decadence. (narrator) this exuberant, anarchic world was lautrec's home, workplace and subject of his greatest work-- an oasis of pleasure in a troubled country. france, around 1890, was a very tense society. the republic planned to make big reforms, but was slow in doing so. so the broad mass of the middle classes were holding change back, and the working classes were feeling restless. lautrec, as an aristocrat, was rather outside this tension, but that gave him the opportunity, the position, to look at what was going on and observe it in his art. (narrator) he painted montmartre's types-- the working class women eager to pose for cash. and he

, defiantly and exuberantly dressed for decadence. it was an anarchic wind, blowing from the butte at the straight-laced values promoted by the third republic. decadence was manufactured by the writers and artists of the time in order to fit into the mold of bohemia. but was there real decadence in the sense that we see it as a deteriorating society, and so forth? from our viewpoint today, no, it was a very creative period of time-- of manufactured decadence. (narrator) this exuberant, anarchic...



KNTV (NBC) 69 69 Press Here : KNTV : November 13, 2011 9:00am-9:30am PST by KNTV tv eye 69 favorite 0 quote 0 as its arch enemy and then microsoft. does anybody have microsoft as anarch enemy anymore? >> microsoft desperately wants to have everyone be anarch enemy? >> a long time ago joe roebuck my top sales guy gave me a little clue. pick a three-person fight, take the top two and yourself and call it a dog fight because you're lifting yourself up. we couldn't afford an ad or markets budget. so all i could do was try to get in a dog fight with hp and ibm -- or it was deck and ibm. we tried to ignore apollo. they went away. we ignored them and took on the big guys and got into a fight. >> let's take a quick commercial break and come back and talk about why you came here. "press: here" will be back in just a moment. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel ther

as its arch enemy and then microsoft. does anybody have microsoft as anarch enemy anymore? >> microsoft desperately wants to have everyone be anarch enemy? >> a long time ago joe roebuck my top sales guy gave me a little clue. pick a three-person fight, take the top two and yourself and call it a dog fight because you're lifting yourself up. we couldn't afford an ad or markets budget. so all i could do was try to get in a dog fight with hp and ibm -- or it was deck and ibm. we...



Russia Today 10 10.0 Breaking the Set : RT : August 24, 2013 2:29am-3:01am EDT by RT tv eye 10 favorite 0 quote 0 represent the voices of a growing alternative will be talking about libertarianism anarchism and socialism philosophies gaining momentum as more people are becoming disillusioned with the status quo to talk about everything from the role of government to an ideal society i'm joined now by a brilliant panel and breaking the steps first ever alternative voices debate starting with scott crow author of black flags and windmills and founder of the anarchist common ground collective and peterson production director of freedom works and editor of libertarian republic dot com and eugene puryear former vice presidential candidate of the party for socialism and liberation thanks so much all of you for coming on face or tragedy or are we start to this epic debate or conversation rather i want to briefly outline your political ideologies in about a minute's time and scott when people think of anarchism they think total chaos can you break down that misconception it's a misconception that a key is a living a dynamic framework based in. ideas of cooperation where we can all get along to make