Eden VerBatin

They've pushed a really good PR campaign for their side and they know what they're doing.

And it caused me to like second guess some things and to ask deeper questions and ask, you know, am I on the right side?

Obviously, I came to the right conclusion.

And I do think that it is quite obvious, but they really are putting on a good deception campaign.

And so I guess another thing I would say is specifically with the Israel topic.

People need to go.

People need to visit.

People need to experience the land.

And I find that so many people have hesitancy to go because I think deep down they know that a lot of the things that they are building their platforms on will be debunked the moment they land.

And I think that's one of the reasons why the opposite side relies so heavily on conspiracy, because you remove the accountability to an agreed upon truth.

And then if you do that, you can, I guess, win on your side.

And that's the only way for you to win in a game that's not being played in reality.

And so, like you were saying, you know, these people enter your comment sections saying all of these things.

Really, the reason why it feels like they're winning is because they've removed the accountability to truth.

And that's why there's so much conspiracy.

And it's just really interesting to see how it all plays out.

Yep.

It debunks itself.

It really does.

Exactly.