I never claimed the pattern does not exist. I never claimed that it was impossible for Hasan to be a part of that pattern. What I said is that you can't just assume that every individual is following that general trend. That's what it means to be a "general trend," that there are exceptions to it. The only way you can conclude that Hasan is "artificially promoted" without a shred of evidence about him specifically would be if it were a universal rule, which, as you just agreed, is not something Chomsky ever said.
You're retreating back into talking about general trends. That's not something I ever disagreed with, and is not what the conversation is about.
A general trend is not enough to accuse people of things on an individual level. You either need it to be a universal rule, or you need specific evidence, or you need to drop the accusation and stick to so-called "piecemeal" criticisms, as in, ones that you can actually back up. Which is what you should have done from the first reply, instead of doubling down on this line.