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Month: October 2021

Chomsky: Coda of a Lifelong Shill

Jonathan Revusky

“There are true stories that never happened.” Elie Wiesel (MIT professor emeritus Dr. Noam Chomsky receives a visit, from two gentlemen in black. The interaction begins politely enough…) Good afternoon, gentlemen. (A few more pleasantries follow…) Look, guys, I told you I was through with this…” I know, but we really need your help on this. So what do you want me to come out and say this time? That pigs can fly? (Laughter.) Oh, it’s not quite that extreme. (One of the men in black hands Chomsky a sheet of paper that he quickly skims.) Holy fuck! Jesus Christ! Who the hell is going to buy this shit??!! C’mon, Noam, you know better than anybody that the Goyim will…

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“Dean of Cold War Historians” on James Forrestal

David Martin

His name is a simple one, but it is not a common one, and it’s not often in the news, so that makes it rather easy to forget.  Fortunately, there’s an easy way to call it up.  All you have to do it to turn to the “senior citizen’s memory,” the Internet, and search “dean of Cold War historians.”  It doesn’t matter whether you use Google, Bing, Yahoo, or DuckDuckGo.  They all agree that the native Texan, Yale University history professor, longtime George W. Bush friend and admirer and CFR member, John Lewis Gaddis is the man.  When it comes to what Gaddis has had to say about a vitally important American leader in the early years of the Cold…

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