From: Noam Chomsky

From: Noam Chomsky To: Valeria Chomsky Cc: "jeffrey E." <jeevacation®gmail.com> Subject: Re: Noam thinks he has no evidence for this . Could you write him? Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2018 21:24:06 +0000 It's difficult for me to see how I can write that Max shifted his loyalty to my children. It seems to me that such charges, presented without evidence, would offer an opportunity to his attorney to discredit the whole letter. Seems to me best to keep the facts that we can establish unequivocally, without adding charges that can be exploited to discredit the effort. What do you think? Noam On Sun, Oct 14, 2018 at 2:19 PM Valeria Chomsky > wrote: Do you think Noam should add something like this: I couldn't expect that Mr. Kohlenberg having received my total confidence in his position as my lawyer would shift his loyalty to benefit the younger generation that had been taken care already, not even communicating me that he was doing so, keeping me unaware that I could not rely on his services due his conflict of interests. All this situation caused me and my second wife a severe distress and extreme pressure in our new life, taking away our time, energy and peace in a period of our lives that I should be without these kind of concerns and without any conditions, especially the unacceptable and intrusive demands that were imposed. Valeria Chomsky EFTA01019673