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Title: intellectual honesty or slander?
Review: Polemicists seeking to slander Chomsky regardless of facts might take pleasure in this work. But, knowing Chomsky personally and having read his works thoroughly, this book misrepresents his arguments to create a pastiche bearing no resemblance to the man or his ideas. Chomsky never relished 9/11. The scion of Hebrew scholars, he hardly hates Israel. Indeed, he briefly lived on a kibbutz there in the 1950s. He does see Israel possessing significant freedoms and a press more vibrant than America's, but is also very critical of Israeli policy toward Palestinians and presents arguments to that end in the tradition of Avi Shlaim.While one can certainly disagree with Professor Chomsky's ideas, this book is hardly the place to familiarize oneself with them. It is more in the tradition of tabloid than scholarship. For those seeking intellectually honest critiques I suggest looking elsewhere....
