I'm only less than 10% into an .epub of
Noam Chomsky's
Fateful Triangle but it's very good. I should have (we all should have?) read it decades ago and found a way to influence U.S. foreign policy and to minimize many tragedies in the Middle East.
To the best of my knowledge, the blacks who were formerly British colonial subjects (and milked by Britain for centuries) make no claim to set up a black commonwealth in Britain nor, so far as I know, have they acted to drive out 65 percent of the resident population, as a prelude to occupying and ruling the whole of the British Isles, nor, to the extent that I have read and heard, is there any black leadership asserting that 2000 years ago London was promised to black residents of Uganda or Jamaica.
Chomsky's 'Fateful Triangle': An Exchange | Edward W. SaidTo the Editors: We are told that Avishai Margalit is a Professor of Philosophy, and yet his notion of appropriate analogy is—to say the least—defective.