Chomsky, Interrupted?

The following two reports are just a dip into a growing pool of information about the Israel lobby AIPAC and Noam Chomsky’s role promoting their power by minimizing and/or diverting attention away from it.
WANTED
Who killed the anti-war movement?
By Gabriele Zamparini, Wednesday, October 03, 2007
http://www.thecatsdream.com/blog/2007/10/wanted-who-killed-anti-war-movement.htm

The Chomsky/Blankfort Polemic
"The anti-war movement has failed"

Silvia Cattori interviews Jeffrey Blankfort in this reprint of the Feb. 23, 2006 issue of Voltairenet.org. Mr. Blankfort is a US journalist and radio producer.

... all Americans pay their taxes and thus support Israel. And this is an American issue. And by putting it out that Jews are the leaders, that Jews, anti Zionists Jews are doing this, what it says to non-Jews is: “they can do this [criticize] because they are Jewish”. It has been tried, so far it has been a failure.

So when I speak, I speak not as a Jew, but as a human being.

http://www.voltairenet.org/article136002.html

Peace Event and Publication Celebration

Prayer for the Morning Headlines
On the Sanctity of Life and Death

Hosted by Democracy Now!’s Amy Goodman
Featuring poet/activist Father Daniel Berrigan

Special guest appearances by Ramsey Clark, The Brooklyn Youth Chorus Academy, and Thurman E. Scott with youth from the Builders of the New World Program of the Actors Theatre Workshop.
Peace event and book launch for timely new release by Noble Peace Prize Nominee Daniel Berrigan, with selections and photographs by Adrianna Amari, introduction by Howard Zinn, and endorsements from the late Kurt Vonnegut, Martin Sheen, and others.

Monday, October 15th, 2007 at 6:30 pm

The Great Hall, 7 East 7th Street at Third Avenue
212.353.4195
Free and Open to the Public

The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art is a distinguished private college of art, architecture and engineering founded in 1859 by Peter Cooper, an inventor, industrialist and philanthropist. Since its founding, all admitted students have received full-tuition scholarships.