Exactly.
I posted the below in one of the threads (Palestinian marches in London should be stopped one), but it's relevant here:
"Vosoughi, Roy, and Aral (2018) found that false information spreads more rapidly on social media than true information, primarily due to its novelty and emotional impact.
Pariser (2011) introduced the concept of the “filter bubble”, where social media algorithms create personalised information environments that reinforce users’ existing beliefs.
Durupınar et al. (2016) provide insights into how psychological parameters can be used to simulate crowd behaviours from calm audiences to aggressive mobs. Applying these principles to social media crowds, emotional triggers in disinformation can transform passive groups into active disseminators of information. Use of charged imagery activates emotional responses that lead to more proactive sharing and defending of disinformation, mimicking the psychological shift from audience to mob."
That largely explains the mess in CITME board along with the Saviour Complex, Virtue Signalling Feel Good Factor, etc.
Mostly emotional posts with little analysis going on, especially from a security and counter-terrorism perspective.
The thread "The Road To Peace" is another I'll address certain things at some point in. Lots of naivety and false equivalences going on. If there's one thing anyone can take from the Northern Ireland peace process, it's that "When all is said and done, the Ulster problem is still only the Ulster problem."
It has very little, if any relevance, to other conflicts and certainly not to the Middle East problem.
The Propaganda of the Peace Process is a real phenomenon where Peace Process© has become a kind of political religious sacrament.
"Thou shalt not question the peace process just in case" is one manifestation of this.