I Don't Regret Setting Bombs.

I Dropped Out In '64. And I Came Back To Michigan, In '65. In 1965, When I Came Back I Had Never Heard Of Vietnam.

I've Said For Thirty Years That Capitalism Is An Exhausted System. But Now You Can See The Handwriting Everywhere. And One Especially Horrifying Part Is The Fiscal Crisis.

The Only People Who Have Never Had A Problem With Me Speaking In Their Venues Are Independent Bookstores And Libraries. Universities And Humanities Councils Have Canceled Me, But Never An Independent Bookstore.

I Don't Think Saying "i Was Wrong Here, I Was Wrong There" Absolves You Of Anything Particularly, Nor Does It Get You Into Heaven.

Let's Look At Two Things Real Quickly: The Civil Rights Movement In Mississippi In The Sixties And The Arab Spring Starting In Tunisia And Cairo. What They Had In Common Was People Who Were Told, And Who Believed Inside Themselves, That They Were A Certain Way, And The Society At Large Believed It.