Rogue States

Noam Chomsky contends that the true "rogue" states are the United States and its allies, challenging the common perceptions and justifications for intervention in global conflicts. Using historical context and government documents, he explores cases like Kosovo, East Timor, and US involvement across various regions, highlighting the role of self-interest and domination. Chomsky critically examines how international law and the United Nations are often disregarded to serve powerful interests, revealing the erosion of legal and humanitarian principles in global politics.