This was excellent! My only contention with what you wrote is that Konstantin Kisin probably is smart enough to know what he's doing. He's operating, not with bad logic, but in bad faith. He's shilling for the high-level cabal behind today's ruling order, and they are very committed to maintaining the quasi-religion which counts the conventional WWII narrative among its foundational myths.

It's like our civilization has been kidnapped, much of the population has developed Stockholm Syndrome, and the kidnappers are playing a good cop/bad cop game as part of their PsyOp campaign to keep the hostages docile. If anyone starts to get angry with the kidnappers, Kisin jumps in with his routine of "Hey, fellow white people, aren't those SJWs crazy with their alphabet identities and climate change nonsense?" His job is to be controlled opposition, and he and his ilk have been very effective at this. But post-October 7th, with the civil war on the Left creating an opportunity to ask questions about the bigger Zionist picture, people are getting too close to the truth of the situation, so notice how quickly Kisin reverses himself and engages in the kinds of mental gymnastics and emotional appeals that he used to criticize when SJWs did it! Truth is, he was never on the side of the hostages; he is working with the kidnappers; and if the hostages start looking like they might escape their psychological prison, the Kisins and Ben Shapiros of the West turn on them viciously. "Get back inside with the other hostages, Goy!"

You'll notice that Benjamin Netanyahu got a standing ovation from both sides of the aisle when he addressed the American congress, and no matter who wins our elections, our public officials can always come together to give Israel everything she wants. If too many of us escape our psychological prison, we might start wondering about the curious influence a small country on the other side of the world has on practically *all* of our public officials and institutions, and how this peculiar state of affairs came to be. "Culture warriors" like Konstantin Kisin and Ben Shapiro exist solely to stop this from happening.