not much substance in your assertion to respond to.

"but rather, they hate our policies." Yes, US foreign policy.

It's not just Muslim that hate the U.S, the whole world hates your government. Just to give you one example: in the aftermath of 9/11 around 60% of Greeks thought that the 9/11 attack was justified, not to mention the amount sympathy it received from Latin Americans. As matter fact, the polling shows that overwhelming majority of the people in world consider the U.S the biggest threat to world peace, as opposed to any other country. It just happened that in the aftermath of 9/11, the Bush doctrine was mainly focused on invading oil-rich Muslim nations(excluding Afghanistan), and Sunnis who see themselves as a global ethnic group

Then you go on rambling about the "issue" , without specifying what the "issue" is? Terrorism? Or the overtly culturally conservative atmosphere of a lot of Muslim countries? I won't bother you to answer the questions at hand, since according to your generic orientalist view of the world, there are no socio-historical nuances that matter: the issue is Islam,

I will try to respond to your semi coherent response as best as I can, but considering you have glossed over the bulk of Chomsky's argument and connected some non-dots in your comment, there is