Just in brief, Stan Lee comics and all many of the comic book tv shows depicting 9/11 are directed by Avi Arad, an Israeli Jew, Ron Friedman, a Jew and Stan Lee (Stanley Lieber), a Jew. For isntance, lets take the 1994 Iron Man episode. The Iron Man program was produced by the Israeli producer Avi ARAD, who happens to be a business partner with both Arnon Milchan and Rupert Murdoch, huh.

Of the media products that suggest prior knowledge of the 9/11 attacks, the Iron Man cartoon that aired on October 22, 1994, must be at the top of the list because the 17-minute television cartoon depicts a plane and missiles hitting the Twin Towers and a plane smashing into the Pentagon in the first minute. The 52-second video clip (above) from the episode entitled “The Grim Reaper Wears a Teflon Coat” shows these depictions. Because this program clearly suggests prior knowledge of the 9/11 plot to attack the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, the first question to be asked is, who produced this program.

The producers of “The Grim Reaper Wears a Teflon Coat” episode in which the Twin Towers and Pentagon are attacked are the Israeli Avi Arad and Stan Lee, born Stanley Martin Lieber in New York City.

Avi Arad is an Israeli producer who has worked closely with Arnon Milchan, the senior Israeli agent in Hollywood who smuggled nuclear triggers for Israel’s nuclear arsenal in the 1980s.

When agents of a foreign government, like the criminal Arnon Milchan and Avi Arad, produce films and television programs that clearly indicate prescience of an attack that later occurs, why are they not arrested and interrogated on suspicion of having prior knowledge of the attacks?" One might also ask why Larry Silverstein was never at least taken in for questioning. Did not US authorities find it the slightest bit suspicious that he took out a huge insurance policy on the World Trade Center--far more than the buildings were worth--not much more than a month before the "Medusa Touch" became a reality? It wouldn't have taken a Sherlock Holmes to put some of these dots together.