re: #45 Charles

One of the ways antisemites get away with spreading their hatred is by loudly denying they’re antisemites. They’ll often loudly proclaim allegiance to Israel. It’s a bad idea to take their statements at face value.

Well, Jones doesn’t fit that profile. He doesn’t proclaim it often (only when he gets antisemitic callers) and in recent years he has gotten pretty anti-Israel. I am not taking his statements at face value. And I do know that paranoid and rabid anti-elitism often enough incites antisemitsm, so the end result often is the same, and therefore the paranoid rabid anti-elitism should be shunned as well. But it’s just not the same as hating on a certain set of people for their religion or “race” (heritage), Jones just doesn’t do the latter.

In my opinion, Alex Jones is one of the most insidious antisemites currently spewing hatred in America. And yes, the ‘Bilderberg’ conspiracy theory is huge in antisemitic circles.

Well, all conspiracies are huge in antisemitic circles. That’s the number reason for the big overlap.