Chomsky’s fantastic epilogue – Allah's Willing Executioners

Chomsky liked Epstein. But he liked Epstein’s private plane even more, while devoting every breath to proclaiming his own moral purity
by Giulio Meotti
One feels a perfect sense of schadenfreude, as if one were reading Tom Wolfe’s Radical Chic about the revolutionaries of Central Park West dining on Roquefort and champagne while talking about class struggle.
This is what I felt looking at Noam Chomsky in the private jet owned by Jeffrey Epstein.
Despite the political monstrosities he has embraced, Chomsky turned out to be a very likable man when I interviewed him.
The great MIT linguist and one of the main architects of the modern postcolonial pro-Palestinian Arab movement, turns out to be a champion of ideology and hypocrisy.
Chomsky was pictured at Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut, where he met Hassan Nasrallah on a visit that makes his meetings with Fidel Castro pale by comparison. But seeing him with Epstein is even more impressive.
Chomsky has led the life of a pleasure-loving …