How the nazis won the war

[Peter Lemkin]

Imagine that, an anti-capitalist millionaire? How peculiar.

Actually, I quite like Chomsky (Dawn, I know, I know - sorry Sweetie, I'll go and punish myself severely right after this post). I interviewed him once for about an hour and had previously corresponded with him. He was always very charming, always polite and considerate, and always answered letters promptly (this was almost pre-internet times) and was very reasonable in his arguments. Never ducked a question. Never equivocated etc. I liked that about him.

I have to agree with David here. I too have in the past interacted by mail [remember that - letters, paper, stamps!?] with Noam C. and David characterized him correctly. He was most helpful - despite being VERY busy with courses and his endless books. I too HATE the fact he refuses to see any point in 'going there' to a conspiracy in JFK, RFK, MLK or 911. I [just my own personal opinion which others clearly do not share!] believe this to be his own blind spot for reasons that are obscure, and not that he is an agent for anyone, gatekeeping. Not everyone, even the wise old Noam, is as enlightened as we here. I take him for what he is worth on what conspiracy he sees and ignore him for those he refuses to see. He is not perfect.