The more radical people become in these positions or in these attitudes, then you get justification for the reactions, right?

So it's kind of a problem and reaction solution situation to where the more people begin to, you know, think that, oh, well, if I'm going to criticize Israel or Netanyahu or whatever, and then I get called anti-Semitic, then I guess I'll just be against

Semitic. I guess I like Hitler now, right? So it just sort of pushes people into these extremes. And then

that extreme can be exploited and can be capitalized upon. And ironically, the more people adopt

the Hitlerian perspective, the more people in Israel will then feel justified in their

counterreaction to that. So it's a problem reaction dialectic that necessitates one another. And,

you know, it's the same when people ask and try to get me argument about the issue between,

oh, so who do you like,

Palestinians and Hamas? Or do you like, you know, Zionism and Net Yahoo? And I'm like, well,

you don't think I can, from a real sincere, nuanced position, criticize both of these positions and say that I'm not really into either one. And I would have a long time ago, maybe 10 years ago, probably been more on the side of the

Hamas side of things, not because I am pro-Hamas or it, but I was ignorant of Islam.

And it took me the last seven years of debating a lot of the top Muslims and studying Islam pretty in depth.

Right now on my channel, we're lecturing through an FBI consultant's book on al-Qaeda.

And, you know, and I'm not saying I don't believe the 9-11, you know, conspiracy narrative I do.

I think it was a conspiracy.

But that doesn't make it, even if Islam and

Islamic radicals who happen to be CIA proxy soldiers like al-Qaeda and ISIS, even if they're the ones

that are sort of the front group and they're Muslims, like, that doesn't make Islam good in my,

you know what I mean? So it's like, if I'm an Orthodox Christian, I have a long pedigree of opposing both

rabbinic Judaism and Islam.

They're both wrong, but these dialectics entrap so many people.

And unfortunately, there's just no way to talk about this topic without being nuanced,

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