And I read the comments on X, 'cause I get a lot of good tips, a lot of good information, and I, and I just r- gorge on it every day, hours a day just reading comments.
I, I know a lot of them are influencers or known bots, [smacks lips] and I notice the bots all hit the same second saying the same thing.
And Israel spent 1.3 billion, that we know of, in the Knesset last year and a half propagandizing us, and that's just one propaganda group.
But it, it, it, it's, it's very specific, and it attacks you as a traitor, as an idiot, as whatever, saying this war isn't gonna go the way they said.
And then I, I see other people that aren't really bots picking it up saying, "Who's paying you? Why are you against this war?" I mean, who's paying me? The listeners and viewers that buy our products.
I was around a long time before social media, and I don't sit here and make decisions off of me individually.
I'm not a collectivist, but true freedom is good people getting together for shared goals of willingly being collective in our action.
That's the difference between centralized or top-down directed collectivism and individual coming together collectivism.
Like restaurants that have great food or delicious and great ambience, they become the top thing 'cause everybody agrees they're the best.
But when they put those bots out saying, "Who do you work for?" they're really saying who they work for, you see.
They wanna change the subject and make it about me individually, why am I saying something.
And, and, and the idea that there aren't anybody out there that don't just say what they really believe is a lie.
I mean, take the last clip I played from a caller, uh, I think it was Thursday or Friday.
Those were real callers out of Texas, and they're just like, "This changed my life.
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And I read the comments on X, 'cause I get a lot of good tips, a lot of good information, and I, and I just r- gorge on it every day, hours a day just reading comments.
I, I know a lot of them are influencers or known bots, [smacks lips] and I notice the bots all hit the same second saying the same thing.
And Israel spent 1.3 billion, that we know of, in the Knesset last year and a half propagandizing us, and that's just one propaganda group.
But it, it, it, it's, it's very specific, and it attacks you as a traitor, as an idiot, as whatever, saying this war isn't gonna go the way they said.
And then I, I see other people that aren't really bots picking it up saying, "Who's paying you? Why are you against this war?" I mean, who's paying me? The listeners and viewers that buy our products.
I was around a long time before social media, and I don't sit here and make decisions off of me individually.
I'm not a collectivist, but true freedom is good people getting together for shared goals of willingly being collective in our action.
That's the difference between centralized or top-down directed collectivism and individual coming together collectivism.
Like restaurants that have great food or delicious and great ambience, they become the top thing 'cause everybody agrees they're the best.
But when they put those bots out saying, "Who do you work for?" they're really saying who they work for, you see.
They wanna change the subject and make it about me individually, why am I saying something.
And, and, and the idea that there aren't anybody out there that don't just say what they really believe is a lie.
I mean, take the last clip I played from a caller, uh, I think it was Thursday or Friday.
Those were real callers out of Texas, and they're just like, "This changed my life.
