The AntiChomsky Reader

"Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words can never harm me". So go's the children's playground rhyme. Sadly nothing can be further from the truth. Words do harm very frequently and often they kill. Vladimir Lenin knew it, Josef Goebbels knew it , and Noam Chomsky knows it. In this work Peter C......more

Overview: The main assertion of this book of edited chapters is that Noam Chomsky does not deserve his fame and reputation as a prominent American public intellectual. Most of the authors are on the political Right, but their main criticism of Chomsky is not that he is a Leftist, but rather that he i......more

I've made several attempts to slog through Chomsky's political ravings, but his obvious hatred of the U.S. and Israel drives away my interest in what he has to say. This book supports many of my independently formed opinions of his anti-American agenda. I believe that we should always remain skeptic......more

A must read for anyone who takes the rhetoric of the ultra Left seriously. Chomsky is a force to be reckoned with, but this book demonstrates how biased he is as a poor historian and a poor excuse of a political analyst. Chomsky is truly off the political chart on the extreme left lunatic fringe. Re......more

Let me begin by saying that I have never found Chomsky to be deserving of his accolades and credibility as he blares in his ironically Kissenger sounding voice on all facets of the World. It seems that he has well and truly stepped outside of his initial area of expertise, linguistics and grants an......more