Alex Jones called a 'good goy,' and Israel placed behind 9/11 in a question.
The 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks was marked on September 11 at a ceremony at Ground Zero. On September 10 sneako had posted "Israelis killed Charlie Kirk Israelis did 9/11". On the anniversary, sneako wrote on X about Alex Jones: "Although today he is attacking Islam like a good goy, did Alex Jones claim it was actually Israel responsible for 9/11, and NOT Muslims?" Good goy is a phrase for a non-Jewish person who does as Jewish people want. The post puts Israel behind 9/11 and treats the religion of the hijackers as cover. It drew about 302,284 views.
Good goy says that a non-Jewish man on television takes his instructions from Jewish people and is praised when he obeys. That places Jewish people behind the broadcaster as hidden controllers, an old accusation about a secret hand, and it turns whatever Jones says into evidence of who is pulling his strings.
The question form settles it. Asking whether Jones once said Israel did 9/11, while adding that the blame on Muslim people was misplaced, puts the claim in front of the reader with a denial ready if anyone objects. A fair-minded reader should treat the post as saying what it asks, that Israel was behind the attacks and that Jewish people control the men who say otherwise.
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"Although today he is attacking Islam like a good goy, did Alex Jones claim it was actually Israel responsible for 9/11, and NOT Muslims?"
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