Martin Schotz, History Will Not Absolve Us: Orwellian Control, Public Denial, and the Murder of President Kennedy, Kurtz, Ulmer and DeLucia, 1996 online at ) Change of Policy After the JFK AssassinationĪlthough Chomsky appears to be aware that the assassination was the result of a conspiracy, he considers it not to be a significant political event. (Ray Marcus, Addendum B: Addendum to the HSCA, The Zapruder Film, and the Single Bullet Theory, 1995, pp.66–68 quoted in E. It was clear that what Chomsky “won’t be able to decide” until he returned from England was not the question of whether or not there was a conspiracy - that he had given every indication of having already decided in the affirmative - but whether or not he wished to participate actively, even to assume a leading role, in the movement to reopen the case. …Ĭhomsky indicated he was very interested, but would not decide before giving the matter much careful consideration. We mutually agreed to a follow–up session later in the week. Chomsky showed great interest in the material. The scheduled one–hour meeting stretched to 3–4 hours. Soon after our discussions began, he asked his secretary to cancel his remaining appointments for the day. I had assembled a portfolio of evidence, primarily photographic, that I could present briefly but adequately in 30–60 minutes. Chomsky’s Knowledge of the AssassinationĪ JFK assassination researcher, Raymond Marcus, attempted in 1969 to get a number of well–known activist academics, including Chomsky and Howard Zinn, interested in the assassination:
He is famously unconcerned about the JFK assassination, and is often accused of failing to recognise the importance of the event. Noam Chomsky is perhaps the best–known public critic of US government policy and actions. It is available as a paperback and ebook from Amazon ( USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and more) and Google Play. Although Chomsky appears to accept that the assassination was not the work of a lone nut, he notes that it did not lead to significant changes in public policy, and that the event is thus of little importance.Ģ2 November 1963: A Brief Guide to the JFK Assassination is the essential JFK assassination book.
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