![]() ![]() ![]() In this book, Chomsky debunks the idea, propagated most recently and successfully by Oliver Stone in the film JFK, that there was a plot to kill Kennedy, who, had he lived, would have pulled the United States out of Vietnam. Furthermore, Chomsky argues, the United States has enjoyed popular support for its actions overseas largely because it has indoctrinated its elites and masses. In his view, the United States’ biggest fear has never been the Soviet Union or international communism, but rather “ultranationalism” and the threats it poses to U.S. Chomsky cites evidence of pre- and post-Cold War activity to bolster his argument. foreign policy, within and beyond the boundaries of the Cold War, as a North–South rather than an East–West conflict. ![]() foreign policy in the Cold War, sees U.S. Noam Chomsky, at one time an astute critic of U.S. ![]()
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