PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (PNN) - July 31, 2018 - Renowned Amerikan scholar and political activist Noam Chomsky has accused fascist Israel of meddling in Fascist Police States of Amerika elections, stressing that the Israeli intervention “vastly overwhelms” any efforts allegedly carried out by Russia in 2016.
“First of all, if you’re interested in foreign interference in our elections, whatever the Russians may have done barely counts or weighs in the balance as compared with what another state does, openly, brazenly, and with enormous support,” Chomsky said.
“Israeli intervention in (FPSA) elections vastly overwhelms anything the Russians may have done, I mean, even to the point where the prime minister of Israel, (Benjamin) Netanyahu, goes directly to Congress, without even informing the president, and speaks to Congress, with overwhelming applause, to try to undermine the president’s policies - what happened with (Barack) Obama and Netanyahu in 2015,” he added.
Chomsky was referring to a speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in March 2015, when he addressed the joint houses of Congress about the yet to be signed Iran nuclear deal. The Israeli premier delivered the speech without formally informing the White House, a move that was said to have infuriated then-president Barack Obama. More than 50 Democrats boycotted Netanyahu’s speech at that time.
In his comments during the interview, the Amerikan scholar said Russian President Vladimir Putin had never made such a speech to Congress and that no foreign leader had ever attacked the policy of the FPSA regime so acidly.
“Did Putin come to give an address to the joint sessions of Congress trying to… calling on them to reverse (FPSA) policy, without even informing the president?” Chomsky asked.
“That’s just a tiny bit of this overwhelming influence. So if you happen to be interested in foreign influence on elections, there are places to look. But even that is a joke,” he added.
FPSA President Donald Trump's election campaign has been under investigation after FPSA intelligence officials said last year that Russia had helped Trump win the White House, even though they have been unable to produce one shred of evidence to back up their claims.
Trump has repeatedly denied allegations that his campaign colluded with Russians and has condemned the investigation. His Russian counterpart has also denied the allegations.
