DUNNO, JULIAN. PERHAPS YOU SHOULD ASK INFOWARS.

Infowars made a name and a living out of accusing Saudi Arabia and Israel for 9/11, and for intels like the FBI for running Islamic terror. The evidence to support these allegations is overwhelming. But that all changed when Dodgy Roger Stone appeared on the scene, which was when Trump began to run for GEOTUS.

The thing about Trump was that he didn't seem to care who knew about his Zionism. From Trump declaring that nobody loves Israel more than him, to declaring that Netanyahu was "a great guy" after Bibi had murdered 520 children in Gaza in 2014, to declaring to AIPAC that Trump would rip up the P5+1 deal with Iran. Trump was always, always, always Israel's guy.

And then there's the Saudis. Trump suggested several times that the Saudis played a role in 9/11. But just a few months as GEOTUS Trump flew to Riyadh, did the Saudi sword dance, bowed before the King of Saudi Arabia, agreed a $350 billion weapons and defence deal with the Saudis, forged an alliance with the Saudis (who did 9/11 and unleashed the Jihadis) against Iran (who didn't do 9/11 and are fighting the Jihadis), and is assisting Saudi genocide in Yemen.

Now, you would think that Trump would stay well clear of both Israel and Saudi Arabia, if he was, as Alex Jones declared, an 'Infowarrior', meaning a follower of Infowars.

But Infowars seem more interested in leftists and BLM and Antifa, who have killed very few, if any, while ignoring Trump's deep alliance with the nations they once accused of attacking the USA on 9/11!!

It really is one of the truly headshaking mysteries of all time.

So Julian Assange is correct to ask this question, which he should direct towards Infowars:

I still do not understand why the US "right" base supports the Israel-Saudi nexus. It makes no sense to me. How does it work?

— Julian Assange 🔹 (@JulianAssange) 17 September 2017

PS a clue is the producer of Infowars, Rob Jacobson, who is very pro-Israel and retweets Benjamin Netanyahu.