I hope you have room to include the author of the most used 'history' textbook, Communist Howard Zinn, and America-hating anti-Semite, Noam Chomsky, in that vituperation.
Whoever he is, he is just another empty suit.
Leftism has become the most successful ideology/religion in the last century, bar none.
I'm surprised you aren't familiar with Howard Zinn, and Noam Chomsky,
And I'm surprised that you did not realize Hitler had a massive nanny state. They incorporated the term socialist in their name for a reason.
Get a grip.
There isn't anything I don't know.
That wasn't my post....this was:
I'm surprised you aren't familiar with Howard Zinn, and Noam Chomsky
Of course, I've heard of them but not studied them individually.
Should I?
Absolutely!
1. Zinn, communist, wrote the textbook that is the most used in government schools.
You can imagine what it 'teaches' the uninformed.
2. Noah Chomsky is practically a saint in the Church of Liberalism.
1. He has figured out how to make an exceptional fortune while living as a self-described ‘anarchist-socialist’ dissident in a capitalist society he has described as a ‘police state.’
a. He claims to be constantly threatened with censorship, while publishing dozens of books.
b. He denounces the Pentagon as the epitome of evil, while making million from his work for the very same institution. As a tenured MIT professor he actually works for the Research Laboratory of Electronics at MIT, and same is entirely funded by the Pentagon and a few multinational corporations.
c. His first book, “Syntactic Structures,” was written with grants from the US Army (Signal Corp), the Air Force (Office of Scientific Research, Air Research, and Development Command), and Office of Naval Research.
2. A Professor of Linguistics, Chomsky is vital to the air force and others to improve their “increasingly large investment in so-called ‘command and control’ computer systems” that were being used in Vietnam. Since the computer cannot ‘understand’ English, the commanders’ communications must be translated into a language that the computer can use.
http://www.whatnextjournal.co.uk/Pages/back/Wnext26/Chomsky.html
3. A self-described admirer of the Black Panthers, who says that intellectuals must combat ‘all forms of racism,’ and complains that America excluded blacks from large parts of the country, owns a home in a town with a black population of 1.1% Bill Frezza, “A Lion in Winter,” The Tech (MIT student newspaper), February 20, 2004
4. In response to U.S. declarations of a War on Terrorism in 1981 and the redeclaration in 2001, Chomsky has argued that the major sources of international terrorism are the world's major powers, led by the United States.
Politics of Noam Chomsky
5. Chomsky praised the North Vietnamese for their efforts in building material prosperity, social justice, and cultural progress. He also went on to discuss and support the political writing of Le Duan. [
-Pacific Daily Report of the U.S. government's Foreign Broadcast Information Service, April 16, 1970, pages K2-K3]
6. Chomsky was one of the chief deniers of the Cambodian genocide of the 1970s, which took place in the wake of the Communist victory and American withdrawal from Indochina. He directed vitriolic attacks towards the reporters and witnesses who testified to the human catastrophe that was taking place there. Initially, Chomsky tried to minimize the deaths (a “few thousand”) and compared those killed by
Pol Pot and his followers to the collaborators who had been executed by resistance movements in Europe at the end of World War II. By 1980, however, it was no longer possible to deny that some 2 million of Cambodia's 7.8 million people had perished at the hands of the Communists. But Professor Chomsky continued to deny the genocide, proposing that the underlying problem may have been a failure of the rice crop. As late as 1988, Chomsky returned to the subject and insisted that whatever had happened in Cambodia, the U.S. was to blame.
a. This conclusion is the principal theme of what may be loosely termed Chomsky's intellectual
oeuvre: Whatever evil exists in the world, the United States is to blame. His intellectual obsession is America and its “grand strategy of world domination.” In 1967 Professor Chomsky wrote that America “needed a kind of denazification.” The Third Reich has provided him with his central metaphor for his own country ever since.
b. The Soviet dictatorship was not only "morally equivalent" to democratic America, in Chomsky’s view, but actually better because it was less powerful. The chief sin of Stalinism in his eyes was not the murder of millions, but the fact that he had given socialism a bad name.
Noam Chomsky - Discover the Networks
And, a virulent Jewish anti-Semite.
And, I'd be happy to provide a list of his slanders about Jews and Israel as well.
