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In another Veterans Today column, from March 2011, "Israel's Hidden Faces, A Long Day's Night for Us All,"
Sabrosky reiterates most of the anti-Semitic conspiracy theories that have been in circulation since 9/11 and
groups them under the heading, "So much links Israel to 9/11—Only a public confession is missing." Among the
many links he mentions are conspiracy theories alleging that 4,000 Israelis were warned to stay home on 9/11,
that Israeli companies controlled security at airports affected by the 9/11 attacks, and that the "five Israelis"
purportedly set up their cameras to film the planes hitting the Twin Towers before the attacks began .
In the same column, Sabrosky displays a chart titled "Zionist control of the US mainstream media," which is
clearly derived from a publication, "Who Rules America?" earlier produced by the neo-Nazi National Alliance.
Sabrosky indicates that the information from the chart, which lists Jewish heads of media companies, is from
2001-2002. That is also when the National Alliance originally published the booklet with the very same data.
The information in Sabrosky's chart also follows the same order in which the data was presented by the National
Alliance in its booklet.
In a July 2011 interview with Kevin Barrett, who runs the Truth Jihad Web site and Internet radio show, Sabrosky
asserts that exposing Israel's alleged role in the 9/11 attacks will "contain" Israel's ambitions and, at the same
time, help the Palestinian cause. He declares:
The gate to containing Israeli ambitions, and to uncovering Israeli crimes, and thus saving Palestine, is in
the United States, and not in Jerusalem or Gaza or Ramallah. And second, the lock to that gate is not in
Washington, D.C., or New York City, which are the centers of Zionist power, but in the heartland of the
United States where they're generally weak. And third: the key to that gate is 9/11.
Despite Sabrosky's constant depiction of Israel as sinister and his rehashing of classic anti-Semitic myths about
Jewish control over America and world affairs, he denies being anti-Semitic.
Jim Fetzer
Fetzer is one of the co-founders of Scholars for 9/11 Truth, an organization that is composed of academics and
others who believe that the U.S. government and possibly others played a role in the 9/11 attacks. He is also
another columnist for Veterans Today and has written two articles for the Op-Ed News site in which he
promotes anti-Semitic 9/11 conspiracy theories, despite insisting he is not anti-Semitic. In both pieces, Fetzer
defends research into Israel's alleged role in the 9/11 attacks.
In a June 2009 column, "Is 9/11 Research 'Anti-Semitic'?" Fetzer declares that a researcher's anti-Semitism
should not be grounds for dismissing research about Israel and 9/11. Fetzer then writes about addressing the
issue of anti-Semitism while expounding on the likelihood that Israel was involved in the 9/11 attacks. Fetzer
writes: