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Why isn't noam chomsky all over the media?

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why don't we obsess over everything he says and listen to what he has to say? is there a reason why interest in him seems so limited and non existant?

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Because he's a revolutionary college kid in a elderly man's body.

With the wisdom of a 25 year old.
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Same reason Karl Marx is not all over the media. The ideas are not workable. Just pipe dreams.
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The name rings a bell but...nothing. Maybe thats why hes not on the media....because the interest in him is simpy "limited and nonexistant".
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Those involved in education and/or media would have an interest in him...or knowledge of him. If you've never been to university...you've probably no knowledge of him at all.
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Who controls the media?Why would 'they' want Chomsky's views aired?It would be counter-productive.
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Because he is a lunatic, nobody listens to his mindless blather.
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He is very critical of US foreign policy so why should the Mainstream Media, which is owned by the military industrial complex, give him the publicity he deserves?

Check out William Blum as well.
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Well, if you read Chomsky's 'Manufacturing Consent' you'll have your answer.... ironically!!
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Cause he's an idiot?
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