Goosefoot, I don't know or care which poster you are referring to - but if you are objecting to a particular poster it would be quite helpful if you could quote them and refer to their particular posts, rather than making dark assertions that an unnamed someone is secretly trying to paint all GC feminists as Nazis.
The reality is - and unlike you, I don't see GC feninists as being in any way implicated, as Poulton aside, I see little evidence of GC feminists espousing conspiracy theories themselves, as opposed to talking to those who do - that conspiracy cults and anti-Semitism are deeply similar and intertwined movements.
It's hardly an accident or coincidence, after all anti-Semitism is the conspiracy theory par excellence (powerful group secretly conspiring to take over the world? Tick. Kill children to increase their strength? Tick. Less than human themselves? Tick.). Anti-Semitism is in many ways the model for this kind of conspiracy theory, its archetypes go back hundreds of years, it appeals to stupid, gullible and vicious people in exactly the same way any other conspiracy theory does. And that is visible on both the far left (eg Piers Corbyn is a Holocaust denier as well as an anti-masker and climate change denier) and the far right ( eg the terrorist who murdered Jews in the synagogue in Pittsburgh claiming Jews were behind 'white genocide').
While this thread goes well beyond Julie's article, I would therefore disagre with her that the danger lies only or at least primarily on the far right. Unlike her, I am aware that Jews, like women, are threatened by both far left and far right positions. One of the reasons I spent relatively little time on this board until recently was because in the last 4 or 5 years, as things have really kicked off in attacks on women's rights, Corbyn's Labour's attacks on Jews meant that I was busy fighting on 2 fronts, and in my case, judged that the threat to my safety from anti-Semites on the left was more immediate to me than the threat to my safety from TRAs. Now Starmer is in place, I feel able to relax a bit and take up the fight for women's rights again, against both the far left and far right.
To me, the distinction between far left and far right seems pretty spurious anyway, as both are pretty similar, in their methods and priorities. I distrust both equally. I don't feel your attempts, Goosefoot, to blur the boundaries between far right (Neo-Nazis) and mainstream right (Posie Parker) is helpful, as in reality, the real commonality is between moderates on both the left and right, which includes 99% of GC feminists, and the nutters and conspiracy theorists on both the extremist right and left.
In short, the right/left divide is not the real issue. The real split is between extremists (who CTs naturally belong to) and moderates.
So I get where Julie is coming from, but unlike her I wouldn't trust the far left as far as I could throw them either.