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Originally posted by Lord Palmerston:I think there are more important things to focus on. Why do the "9/11 truth" people have a tendency to think Chomsky should drop everything and focus on whether the Bush administration was behind the WTC attacks?
Yes there are more important things.
But on the other hand people should not dismiss Chomsky's lack of support for 9/11 truth and (as was mentioned earlier) a conspiracy surrounding the JFK assassination as ignorance or lack of time to look into those issues. Chomsky has dismissed both conspiracies as irrational. I have looked into both and I agree with him.
On 9/11 truth Chomsky has said: "That's an internet theory and it's hopelessly implausible. Hopelessly implausible. So hopelessly implausible I don't see any point in talking about it."
On the JFK assassination he has said: "The JFK assassination has engendered a kind of cult-like reaction, and ordinarily rational people act in what seem to me very strange ways."
Conspiracy buffs can't handle that someone might not come to the same conclusion that they have, so instead they lump Chomsky into the conspiracy too. That's right Chomsky is afraid to speak about about the real important things like the inside job, he doesn't want to rock the boat. Right because Chomsky has a long history of not rocking the boat. Chomsky recognizes that neither the 9/11 truthers or the JFK conspiracy nuts have never come up with a single rational piece of evidence (In 44 years in the case of JFK).
[ 21 November 2007: Message edited by: Trevormkidd ]