What are the Prospects For Peace: an Interview With Noam Chomsky

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The USA increased its military spending for the third straight year to reach $778 billion in 2020," as compared with China's increase to $252 billion (far less per capita of course).
48% : To take one highly relevant case, the NY Times editors recently joined virtually the entire world, including Iran, in calling for a nuclear weapons-free zone in the Middle East.
44% : While Israel has been known to possess nuclear weapons for decades (without officially acknowledging it) and Iran is not known to have ever possessed any, the American public perception presumes a different reality: 60.5%, including 70.6% of Republicans and 52.6% of Democrats, say Iran possesses nuclear weapons -- compared to 51.7% who say Israel does, including 51.7% of Republicans and 51.9% of Democrats.".
33% : A striking example, with considerable import, was just released a few hours before I sat down to write: "more Americans think Iran possesses nuclear weapons than think Israel does.

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