Jewish and Trans: Conspiracy Theories Won’t Leave Us Alone

On ‘Jewish Space Lasers’ by Mike Rothschild, with my own reflections on transphobia

Tucker Lieberman

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Space guy in bubble helmet points space gun at two other space guys
Space guys by OpenClipart-Vectors, background by danny Chen, both on Pixabay

Jewish Space Lasers: The Rothschilds and 200 Years of Conspiracy Theories was published last month. The author, Mike Rothschild, describes himself as “a Rothschild not related to these Rothschilds.” He couldn’t convince any of them to sit for an interview.

He understands their reluctance. So many conspiracy theories target this family, he couldn’t even itemize them all. Ultimately, he doesn’t expect the Rothschild family to “prove a negative… [that] they don’t have $500 trillion, that they didn’t conspire to use the Civil War to divide the United States between Britain and France, or that they didn’t sell their Austrian hunting lodge in a rush because QAnon found out that they hunted humans for sport there.” Never mind debunking Lara Logan’s false claim that they “‘employed [Charles] Darwin’ to come up with the theory of evolution.” No one can prove anything to anyone who isn’t open to real evidence and logic, as conspiracy theorists are not.

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Tucker Lieberman

Cult classic. Author of the novel "Most Famous Short Film of All Time." Editor for Prism & Pen and Identity Current. tuckerlieberman.com