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===Chomsky's Criticisms of the West===
 
===Chomsky's Criticisms of the West===
 
Chomsky is one of the most vocal critics of the [[United States]] foreign policy.  Some of his criticisms are:
 
Chomsky is one of the most vocal critics of the [[United States]] foreign policy.  Some of his criticisms are:
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#The overthrow of [[Mohammed Mossadegh]] in Iran and replacement with the Shah a in 1953 (Done by the US and the UK)
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#The overthrow of [[Mohammed Mossadegh]] in Iran and replacement with the Shah in 1953 (Done by the US and the UK)
 
#The overthrow of communist dictator Jacobo Arbenz in [[Guatemala]] in 1954
 
#The overthrow of communist dictator Jacobo Arbenz in [[Guatemala]] in 1954
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#The overthrow of democratic socialist Salvador Allende in Chile on 9/11 in 1973
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#The alleged US support for the overthrow of democratic socialist Salvador Allende in Chile on 9/11 in 1973
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#The Dirty War against the Sandinista government in [[Nicaragua]] in the 1980s
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#The Contra war against the Sandinista dictatorship in [[Nicaragua]] in the 1980s
 
#The backing of a brutal military dictatorship in [[El Salvador]] during the same time period
 
#The backing of a brutal military dictatorship in [[El Salvador]] during the same time period
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#Selling weapons to a terror-state ([[Iran]]) to fund another terrorist group (The Contras). (See [[Iran-Contra Affair]])
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#Selling weapons to a terror-state ([[Iran]]) to fund the Contras. (See [[Iran-Contra Affair]])
 
#Supporting [[Saddam Hussein]] during the Iran-Iraq war.
 
#Supporting [[Saddam Hussein]] during the Iran-Iraq war.
 
#Supporting the mujahideen in Afghanistan in the 1980s
 
#Supporting the mujahideen in Afghanistan in the 1980s
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