You mention Kay “pointed out that Jews weren’t so much at the centre of conspiracy theories any longer.” I am not so convinced. Anti-Jewish conspiracy theories are rampant in the Muslim world. Some of these contain a political anti-Zionist element and others are more religious in orientation. Moving to the conspiracy theories in vogue in the West, those involving the power and influence of bankers/financiers seem quite common. I don’t know need to explain which ethnic/religious group is associated with bankers. Even looking narrowly at the 9-11 truthers, the emphasis of Kay’s book, many of them blame the Mossad or some shadowy group of Zionists hell-bent on global control. Others make reference to the Protocols.
Hi Snoop.