Reply #7: Despite the fact that this thread was "removed"... [View All]

..."accidentally", as it were, and then reposted by Lithos with some pretty clear parameters, you have chosen to repost this inflammatory rhetoric.

All of your previous points are moot when you conclude with this;

"...we can let antisemitism and conspiracism sit there in the corner rotting, and festering and stinking up the left or we can take a stand and clean the place up."

Antisemitic links are identified, locked, and bagged at DU before you can shake a stick.

The majority, the overwhelming majority, of 9/11 skepticism is directed at the myriad anomalies that just keep popping up regarding the events on, and events leading up to, 9/11.

Since you are eager, nay insistent, on conflating antisemitism/conspiracism, I have to conclude that your interest lies in quelling open discussion about 9/11 skepticism, and not, (despite your prior qualifiers), in quelling "antisemitism".

Frankly, you seem to be exhibiting signs of "conspiratorial thinking" yourself.

To wit, "A big bad antisemitic conspiracy is the secret driving force behind 9/11 skepticism."

The real enemy, if I may scapegoat, (although it's not a tradition for me), may indeed be fascism, including "Islamofascism"; but if it is, we are caught up in a Dialectical Synthesis which pits different belief systems against each other, as well as different nationalities.

At least, that's one, not very popular theory.