Analysis of Political Conspiracy Theories

The following left-wing betrayal theory is even more

ridiculous than the right's betrayal theories. You know, the right's betrayal theory

claims that Herzi Halevi and Ronen

Bar, and perhaps others, deliberately allowed October seventh

because they thought it would bring Netanyahu down.

I've said countless times why I don't think it's logical,

but at least they have some arguments to support it. Here, what's the argument?

They wanted to bring Netanyahu down. But what's the argument that Netanyahu wanted to bring down

Netanyahu?

I don't understand. So, like, Netanyahu got a warning and knew

that October seventh was coming, but he actually wanted to allow it because he wanted

it to happen on his watch. Why would he— Like, if information reached him and it was

significant, he'd run, shake all these guys and say, "Find out"

what's going on." No, it's obvious. If he has any interest at all, it's that

October seventh doesn't happen. It's just that, in the hate-distorted minds

of half the public, in a psychosis, Netanyahu is actually

Gargamel, and he wants bad things to happen. He

wants people, as we said, to try— he wants the hostages

to die. Really, it's, it's, it's, it's awful. If it weren't so

awful, vile, despicable, it ought to

be something that makes every person laugh.