Why Are We The Good Guys?

I agree with the author's argument and he clearly knows his stuff. But I couldn't make it to the end of this.

The flow of the book is quite disjointed and the biggest problem is that you have to wade through pages of examples and evidence (letters, painstaking lists of facts) reiterating the same point. I know this content is valuable and you can't make an argument on thin air. But surely the content would have been better off if moved into footnotes?

At least this way I'd have been able to re-read the book and dig into footnotes when I wanted to see the evidence behind the argument. As it was, I found it too dense to get through and would rather go and read book by/on Noam Chomsky instead.