Chomsky Says Republicans Most Dangerous Group In History – Assange Points To CIA
May 18, 2017
While the Republican Party’s denial of climate change may very well be a major threat to humanity – as academic Noam Chomsky believes – it is perhaps more likely that the CIA and its history of assassination and destabilization are the greater terror facing the modern world.
CHILE (Analysis) — On Monday, Noam Chomsky – renowned linguist, academic and activist – repeated his assertion in an interview with the BBC that the modern U.S. Republican Party is the most dangerous organization in human history, adding that, as an organization, they pose a greater danger to the world than groups like Daesh (ISIS) or North Korea’s leadership – the chief bogeymen of the U.S. establishment.
The basis for Chomsky’s statement revolved around the Republican Party’s refusal to express an interest in resolving climate change, a stance that Chomsky said is akin to “trying to destroy the prospects for organized human existence.” However, he neglected to touch upon the Democratic Party’s own commitment to fossil fuel use and expanding the industry, as the Democrats – while verbally condemning the phenomenon – have done next to nothing to resolve the problem themselves.
Chomsky has apparently fallen into an ideological trap that has long defined U.S. politics – the left vs. right paradigm. Per the paradigm, U.S. voters are given two choices to choose from in elections, though parties invariably follow the same longstanding agendas in both foreign and domestic policy issues.
