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Okay, I can see your point. I would say in reply, as I said earlier, that Emma/Chris's views fit the profile of a variety of anti-semitism the followers of which have consistently been on the political right. It is a matter of historical fact that they are right-wing views.
Hitler hated Jews and was about as far right as you can go. Stalin hated Jews and was about as far left as you can go. and these days, the anti-Zionism fervor that is spreading around Europe and the world that JustAsking mentioned crosses party lines... but it is definitely embraced wholeheartedly by the political left that wants to attack the politicians in Washington that they see as being overly supportive of Israel. For some strange reason, perhaps as a reaction to the right's misguided war on terror, the left has increasingly embraced Palestine and it's supporters, even if Islamic fundamentalists are diametrically opposed to everything liberalism stands for.
Then there are the crazies and conspiracy nuts. Again, they are on both sides of the political spectrum. But regardless of the history of the Elders of Zion paranoia, the recent crop of 9/11 conspiracy nutjobs tend to lean toward the left, as the whackos on the left who are eager to find any reason to villify Bush and blame him for all that is wrong with the world seem to want to leap at the opportunity to blame him for the 9/11 attacks as well, regardless of how bogus and insane the logic and "evidence" is that links him directly to the attacks.