In the hearing about Russian interference in US elections, Comey confirmed Russia's involvement to
undermine American democracy and help Trump. The discussion focused on border security and its
importance, mentioning cases like Vatican walls or Texas ferns as natural barriers for building a
wall. The hosts discussed potential links between terrorism and inbreeding within certain Muslim
communities but emphasized that radicalization is the main factor contributing to acts of terror.
They also touched upon different interpretations of Islam and its relation to violence, mental
defects caused by depleted uranium used in warfare, ignorance about one's own faith leading to
vulnerability for radicalization, and cultural traditions like arranged marriages within Muslim
communities that may contribute to genetic disorders among offspring. The conversation then shifted
towards political correctness in Sweden where efforts to maintain open borders have resulted in
increased crime rates and social unrest; Nigel Farage's comments on the setback Europe has
experienced due to current policies were also mentioned. Finally, a gravity block core with hybrid
chromatic shell for water filtration was promoted along with Brain Force Plus supplement which is
now 20% stronger than before."
So, you have RT, you have Sputnik, you have Rupley, and then I think you have them feeding other entities.
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info wars comes to mind where those are echo chambers for coming are you where that roger stone played a role in the trump campaign I'm not going to talk about any particular person here today, Mr. Schiff.
This bizarre circular thing happening where the president cites a theory that he was wiretap, which developed on the kind of fringe right-wing media.
And then after his tweet storm, Infowars then started saying, well, look, it was the New York Times that reported it citing our story, misreading our story.
And now, a few weeks later, the White House and the president are citing Infowars.
Are you aware that Mr. Stone also stated publicly that he was in direct communication with Julian Assange and WikiLeaks?
They engaged in a multifaceted campaign of active measures to undermine our democracy And hurt one of the candidates and hope to help one of the other candidates.
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I actually think that their engagement was an act of war.
I think before government officials change our foreign policy and declare war against a sovereign country, as you are attempting to do, we, citizens, have a right to know on what basis you're doing that.
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If there is objection, and I note the senator from Kentucky on the floor, I will say before I read this, if there is objection, you are achieving the objectives of Vladimir Putin.
You're achieving the objectives of trying to dismember this small country that has already been the subject of attempted coup.
If they object, they are now carrying out the desires and ambitions of Vladimir Putin, and I do not say that lightly.
If we discover that Donald Trump or his advocates played a role in helping to devise strategy, if they're the ones who came up with crooked Hillary, if they're the ones who came up with she's ill, something's wrong with her energy, and the way that he basically described her in the campaign, I think that is something that would put the question squarely on the table whether or not he should be impeached.
So let's go to this clip from RT and see what happened in Belgium today.
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A man has reportedly tried to drive his car into a crowded shopping street in Antwerp, Belgium.
Local media report that military police stopped his vehicle, which was moving at high speed and ignoring traffic lights.
The driver has now been arrested.
Police say no one was injured in the incident.
They also say the suspect was in a car with French number plates.
Media report that police found weapons and military equipment inside of his vehicle.
A local news agency citing the city's mayor says it's possible that a terror act was averted today.
A bomb squad has now been deployed to the scene.
The incident comes a day after the one-year anniversary of the Brussels terror attacks.
Belgian authorities say they have stepped up security in Antwerp.
We can now cross live to our correspondent Paula Slea who brings us the latest on the Antwerp incident.
Paula, good to see you.
What do we know so far about this incident today?
Well, as you say, breaking news coming out of the Belgium city of Antwerp, where we understand at around 11 o'clock this morning local time, a man was spotted by the army.
One, the car had fridge plates, which means it crossed the border.
And this is why you have borders, is so you can know where these cars are coming from, border security, and go, hmm, do we want to let this guy through?
Where is he going?
What's he doing?
Not that I'm a fan of, I guess, In the United States, we have it a little differently.
We have border checkpoints 90 miles from the border, and you could actually go travel to places like South Padre Island here in Texas.
You could actually go there, never go to Mexico, and you come back and have to go through a border checkpoint where they get in your face and ask you if you're an American citizen.
And so I don't agree with that type of border security.
But if you're going to put a border checkpoint on the border, which is where they should be, They should be on the border so you can see who's coming into your country and go, hey, we want to check this guy's...
Yeah, you know, check a passport, see if he has a criminal history, see if he's maybe wanted...
Those are the kind of things that you would expect to have to endure at the border.
But this is why people hop the fence or find holes in the fence or walk through empty barriers.
I listened to Greg Abbott today.
He was on a local AM station here in Austin this morning, and he was talking about how right now in Texas, they're focused on...
He's not even necessarily like, build the wall, build the wall, but he's saying, look, we've got areas of the border that there's nothing.
The people can just walk across the border.
No security, no checkpoint, no nothing.
He's like, why wouldn't I want to build a wall there?
If that stops 100 people from coming over the border illegally and moving drugs or bringing crime here, why wouldn't I want to build the wall?
So it's really just an archaic form of security.
I mean, it's like the most simpleton form of security, if you have a nation, is having a border and having some form of a checkpoint on that border to make sure that people coming in aren't violent terrorists.
Yeah, and like I said, when Abbott was asked about the details, he kind of, at least from my perspective, it seemed like he didn't want people pushing like, oh, you know, how big is it going to be?
What's it going to look like?
He was like, look, I don't care about the numbers or whatever, how it looks like.
And I think there are places where you actually don't need a fence.
You can have other things.
We've actually gone out and interviewed people in Arizona who've set up pressure points with pods that shoot up.
And when they feel pressure of a human walking across the ground, especially in the desert, it's pretty easy to measure those things.
And then it pops up, looks around.
Do we need to send agents out?
Is it a coyote?
Is it a false alarm?
And so there's ways to do it without building a wall in some spots because I know I don't think it's physically effective to build a wall on some of the spots in Texas and in Arizona.
But this is also in response to, as far as here in Texas, the city of Austin or Travis County releasing 142 illegal immigrants...
Just releasing them.
They broke the law and they just released them.
That was the most egregious example of a government or a law enforcement agency releasing illegal citizens back into the public really without any screening process at all and without any legality either.
So that's another reason why he wants to build the wall.
But you talk about border security with this guy who goes into Belgium and he's trying to run over people with the car like we saw yesterday in London.
I don't know if we have all the details, and maybe you could actually fill me in on this, but do we know how they knew that he was going to do this?
Were they just tracking him when he crossed the border?
Well, it said they saw him running lights, and so I think that's what tipped him off.
He'd probably weave again and out of traffic, and obviously the authorities and the police in Europe are on high alert for copycat crimes, because that's usually what happens right after some sort of attack.
You'll get another copycat crime, and they were able to stop this one.
In fact, they even...
We have a clip of the car getting taken away.
And then I think there's a clip of the scene.
You guys have that one.
It's a short clip.
It's like 10 seconds.
I haven't seen this yet, actually.
Why don't you just run those back-to-back?
There's a 10-second one and then a 41-second one.
Clip of the car getting taken away.
And we'll kind of narrate over top of it for people watching and listening here.
Watching us live through Facebook and Twitter.
So, I guess they've cordoned off the area.
Look at the amount of police, though, it takes to stop one guy in a car.
Muslims like this are being able to turn into radical ISIS soldiers.
Because essentially ISIS is saying, we're everywhere now.
We're nowhere and we're everywhere.
Yeah, we're fighting a war.
But we've got guys everywhere who are buying into the ideology.
And how do they buy into that ideology?
And I think one of the reasons that helps Create a fertile ground of people who can be susceptible to suggestions of, hey, strap on these explosives and go do this.
Hey, take your car and run these people over.
Hey, go get a truck and run through a Christmas crowd.
I think one of these things, and there's plenty, and I didn't really, I heard about this last night.
I'd never heard about it before.
It was Gavin McGinnis on Joe Rogan's show, the latest time he was on.
And he was talking about Muslims and the inbreeding that goes on in Muslim, majority Muslim countries, especially in the Middle East, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan.
Where else do we have?
Iraq.
I don't know how it is in Iran.
But they found, and I'm going to read you some case studies.
I'm going to read you some studies they did of people, Pakistanis moving to England.
All right, this is the Bradford study.
This is out of the BBC. So before you start calling me a racist, go to that BBC article, guys.
Bradford said he finds higher birth defect risk in married cousins.
The number of babies born in Bradford, Bradford is a majority Muslim area in London, with birth defects, is double the national average.
And so they're like, why is it double the national average?
And they're saying, I can't even pronounce this word, consanguious marriage?
I probably pronounced that wrong.
Consanguious.
Thank you.
That's why I need Zimmerman in my ear.
Accounted for nearly a third of abnormalities in a study of more than 11,300 babies.
They said the risk of birth defects among children of blood relatives remains small at 6%.
And they say 1.7 babies in England and Wales are born with birth defects, heart problems, and Down syndrome.
But in Bradford, it was double that, 3%.
Of the 5,127 babies of Pakistani origin, 37 had married parents who were first cousins, compared to less than 1% of married couples nationally.
And so this is to say that inbreeding doesn't happen everywhere.
It's the same clip we played yesterday, but it was the lady from Somalia who's basically saying Islam has to come under a reformation.
It has to change.
It's not compatible with the Western world at this point.
If they want to come to the Western world, if you want to be part of this culture that we've created, then you're going to have to make some changes, essentially is what she's saying.
A come-to-Jesus moment, or a come-to-Muhammad moment, whatever...
Whatever your deity is.
So that was interesting, reading that.
And then I went to, so then a professor started talking about this study.
His name is Professor Stephen Jones.
One of Britain's most eminent scientists has warned the level of inbreeding among nations Muslims is endangering the health of future generations.
The geneticist says it was common in the Islamic world for men to marry nieces and cousins.
He said Bradford has a particular problem and warned about the health effects.
And apparently people freaked out on him.
And...
Let's see where it says that.
And he talked about the royal families, too.
British-Pakistanis make up 3% of all births.
They account for one in three of the children born with genetic illnesses.
He also said incest is more often realized in every part of society, adding it was particularly prevalent among the royalty.
Right there.
There's a huge amount of cousins marrying each other over there.
Research in Bradford has found babies born to Pakistani women are twice as likely to die in their first years as babies born to white mothers.
And he said genetic problems linked to inbreeding identified as a significant cause.
But he also talked about the royalty inbreeding.
He explained Prince Charles and Diana could both be traced back to Edward I, with Prince Charles able to do it through 3,000 lines, overlapping connections between people in his family tree, and his wife been able to do it with 4,000 lines, making the Prince of Wales, made the Princess of Wales a stronger aristocratic heritage than her husband.
Darwin first started talking about this.
When he was studying these because they were finding the royals were inbred.
And there's an interesting article that I picked up called the Habsburg jaw and other royal inbreeding deformities.
So we're not just saying it's Muslims that are inbreeding and that's...
Royals do it.
And royals have been known to be very psychotic.
Henry VIII, British royals, definitely.
Here's what the Habsburg chin is, the Habsburg jaw, which is right here.
If you guys want to get a document cam of that.
Is this a good spot for it?
Right there.
The Habsburg jawline's kind of got this.
So this is a result of inbreeding is what geneticists are saying.
That could be possible.
They said they believe the Hasford jaw originated in a family of Polish royals, and the first person to have been known was Maximilian I, the Holy Roman Emperor who ruled from 1486 to 1519. He had a pronounced underbite, so it's like an underbite jaw.
If you're going to participate in this forum, you should definitely be on the air.
But if you want to give me...
If you want to debate, I'm all for it.
If you want to give me a different direction, then we need to figure something out where you could be on the air, because I don't want to have to repeat everything you say every time.
This is from the New York Times in 2003. Saudi Arabia awakes to the perils of inbreeding.
And it specifically talks about a story in Saudi Arabia.
I would imagine that this is somewhat of a common story.
When she was 17, marrying age for a Saudi girl, Salah Al-Hafiti was presented with a husband.
And, of course, it turns out that the husband was her cousin.
This is a family-arranged marriage in Saudi Arabia.
This is commonplace.
So she goes on to have some kids, and the first two boys end up being healthy, but the third, a girl born with spinal muscular atrophy, a crippling and usually fatal disease.
So this is what you're talking about.
Oh, and then they went on to have another fourth, sixth, seventh children all born with the same disorder.
So basically what you have here and the story goes on and it's basically widespread inbreeding going on in Saudi Arabia with these arranged marriages and to just put it Pretty bluntly, you increase the risk, you increase health risks, multiple health risks, when you inbreed.
And the science is pretty much plain and simple, pretty much proven time and time again with this, especially when you read stories like this.
And that article that y'all brought up, it's an interesting story.
And this was pilots who were training other pilots.
And this is from a journal in Australia.
During the pilot transition program with the KV-107 and the C-130 with Lockheed, we found that most Saudi pilot trainees had very limited night vision, even on the brightest moonlit nights.
Their training retention rate was minimal, including maintenance personnel.
Some had dim memories.
They had to be constantly reminded of things that they were told of them the day before.
An American, British, or Western instructor is burned out pretty quickly.
It took Muslim C-130 pilots years before they could fly in the dark safely, and then they would be reluctant to leave the lights of the city.
Ask any Marine, Air Force, or Army guy who's been trying to train Iraqis, especially Afghans.
Islam is not only a religion, it's a way of life all the way around.
Yet another set of revealing facts about Muslim beliefs and traditions is 1400 years of inbreeding.
Now, and this is back to the story I pulled up earlier in the New York Times.
Health officials and genetic researchers say there is no way to stop inbreeding in this deeply conservative Muslim society where marrying within the family is a tradition that goes back hundreds of years.
Remember, this is the New York Times.
Think about how far they've come in 15 years.
Today, most unions still arranged by parents marrying into wealth and influence often means marrying a relative.
And this has been going on for hundreds of years.
And It creates a ripe environment for not just physical disabilities, but as you just pointed out, Rob, low IQs, mental disabilities, which then creates an environment for radicalization.
If you could look up stuff on Richard Reid, the shoe bomber.
Lots of people talked about him being a mental deficient.
The guys who bombed, the guys who actually carried out the bombing of the World Trade Center, they didn't even park the van next to the giant column they were supposed to because these guys weren't too bright.
They were...
Joe just pointed out that it looks like Richard Reid has a Habsburg jaw, which is interesting.
Well, he was given an intentionally defective bomb, which that's another person we can get to, as well as Abdul Muttalib, who was the guy who went on the plane with the underwear bomb.
The bombs they were given could not be lit with a fuse, which is why we think these were carried out and these were intelligence operations.
You're being attacked on all segments of your life.
Which is driving your mental state down, driving your physical state down, and leaving you open to more suggestibility.
So I'm going to put out the call-in number, and I'd like to hear from some Muslims out there who are listening.
Whether you think we're full of it, or if you want to bring in your side of the story, do you know people that are, I guess, inbred marrying their cousin, or parents that were cousins?
I'd love to hear about it because this is something I didn't really know about until last night and I started reading articles about it and looking at scientific papers and what other scientists had said.
And I'm just reporting what they're saying.
But is this maybe a problem with what's...
Maybe this is part of the problem in these Muslim countries.
Is this inbreeding?
And if they start with that and go, hey, we're not going to allow cousins to marry each other, And two or three generations, you're going to see a big turnaround.
Maybe, you know, I've never heard of any investigation into any of these terrorists to see if they were inbred, to see where they came from, their parents, how inbred they might be.
Maybe that's an investigation that needs to go on in the future.
But, Rob, when you asked me, before we go to Ali's video who talks about what we're talking about, You asked me, you said, hey, pull up some information on the underwear bomber, the shoe bomber, the World Trade Center bombers.
And this was stuff that I didn't really research.
I was young.
I wasn't really into news.
So I was actually doing a little bit of research.
Maybe they're all inbred.
Maybe they're not.
I can't prove it.
But you know what I can prove that happens every time?
They're all radicalized by Islam.
Every single one of them is radicalized by Islam.
And every single one of them, if they aren't from the Middle East, traveled to the Middle East, either Pakistan, somewhere in the Middle East, at one point in their lives before they committed the act of terror.
So there are patterns here that we can prove that go beyond the inbreeding, which is something that I can't prove based on a guy's name.
I guess I can go pay for the family...
Genealogy.
Yeah, to see if he's inbred or not.
We can look at real issues here, which is they're being radicalized and the nations they travel to before they create these acts of terror.
I was raised a practicing Muslim and remained one for almost half my life.
I attended madrasas, that is Islamic schools, and memorized large parts of the Quran.
As a child, I lived in Mecca for a time and frequently visited the Grand Mosque.
As a teenager, I sympathized with the Muslim Brotherhood.
At 22, while my family was living in Kenya, my father arranged my marriage to a member of our family clan, a man that I had never met.
I ran away, made my way to Holland, studied there, and eventually was elected a member of the Dutch parliament.
Now I live in the United States.
In short, I have seen Islam from the inside and the outside.
I believe that a reform of Islam is necessary and possible, and only Muslims can make that reform a reality.
But we in the West cannot remain on the sidelines as though the outcome of this struggle has nothing to do with us.
If the jihadists win and the hope for a reformed Islam dies, the rest of the world will pay a terrible price.
The terror attacks in New York, London, Madrid, Paris, and many other places are only a preview for what's to come.
For this reason, I believe that it's foolish to insist, as Western leaders habitually do, that the violent acts committed in the name of Islam can somehow be divorced from the religion itself.
For more than a decade, my message has been simple.
Islam is not a religion of peace.
When I assert this, I do not mean that Islamic belief makes all Muslims violent.
This is manifestly not the case.
There are many millions of peaceful Muslims in the world.
What I do say is that the call to violence and the justification for it are explicitly stated in the sacred texts of Islam.
Moreover, this theologically sanctioned violence is there to be activated by any number of offences, including but not limited to adultery, blasphemy, homosexuality and apostasy, that is to leave Islam.
Those who tolerate this intolerance do so at their peril.
As someone who has known what it is to live without freedom, I watch in amazement as those who call themselves liberals and progressives, people who claim to believe so fervently in individual liberty and minority rights, make common cause with the forces in the world that manifestly pose the greatest threat to that very freedom and those very minorities.
In 2014, I was invited to accept an honorary degree from Brandeis University for the work I have done on behalf of women's rights in the Muslim world.
That invitation was withdrawn after professors and students protested my criticism of Islam.
My subsequent disinvitation, as it came to be called, was no favor to Muslims.
Just the opposite.
By labeling critical examination of Islam as inherently racist, we make the chances of reformation far less likely.
There are no limits on criticism of Christianity at American universities or anywhere else for that matter.
Why should there be of Islam?
Instead of contorting Western intellectual traditions so as not to offend our Muslim fellow citizens, we need to defend both those traditions and the Muslim dissidents who take great risks to promote them.
We should support these brave men and women in every way possible.
Imagine a platform for Muslim dissidents that communicated their message through YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
These are the Muslims we should be supporting for our sake as much as for the sake of Islam.
In the Cold War, the West celebrated dissidents such as Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Andrei Sakharov, and Vaclav Havel, who had the courage to challenge the Soviet system from within.
Today, there are many dissidents who challenge Islam, but the West either ignores them or dismisses them as not representative.
This is a grave mistake.
Reformers such as Taufik Hamid, Asra Nomani, Nzuhi, Jasar, and many others must be supported and protected.
They should be as well known as Solzhenitsyn, Sakharov, and Havelwar in the 1980s.
If we do in fact support political, social, and religious freedom, then we cannot in good conscience give Islam a free pass on the grounds of multicultural sensitivity.
We need to say to Muslims living in the West, if you want to live in our societies to share in the material benefits, then you need to accept that our freedoms are not optional.
Islam is at a crossroads of reformation or self-destruction.
But so is the West.
I'm Ayaan Hirsi Ali of Harvard University for Prager University.
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Let's go to Khalid in Seattle.
And it says here, killing is forbidden in Islam.
Well, Khalid, first question is, what do you make of what happened yesterday in London?
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Well, I think that's actually a cultural and a personal problem, not an Islamic problem.
I actually think that people have no idea what they're talking about when they're saying that all of these problems are stemming from Islam, like women's rights and This anger that people have towards the Western world.
First of all, in Islam it tells us that if you kill an innocent person, you're going to hell.
It says that if you kill yourself, you're going to hell.
Because you say innocent, but I would say that the justification would then be that, hey, these people aren't innocent.
That's why we can kill them.
But go on.
Finish your statement.
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Right.
So if somebody's fighting you in a war zone, You have the full right to defend yourself.
But in our religion, in Sharia Allah, which is the law of Islam, it also says that if you're in somebody else's country, you respect the law of the land.
You're not supposed to come in and try to press your views on these people.
Do you think it's an issue of people coming from not as industrious countries, not as developed countries, coming to an area where there's more wealth than they've probably seen in their lifetime and not being able to adjust to it?
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Yeah, I think it's a lot of that, plus a lot of the media has Muslims looking really badly.
So that infuriates them most likely and has them start plotting these crazy...
I don't know.
But I'm sure it has nothing to do with the Qur'an, with Islam, you know?
I think that you make a fair point in that anybody who's going to go out and run people over with a car or blow himself and others up is not mentally deranged.
I think that, however, the counterpoint I would make is that...
I cannot find examples of an individual saying praise Jesus and then blowing people up or praise Jesus as they run people over in a car.
It seems to be every time we see this happening, they're saying praise Allah.
So how would you explain that?
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I think that's also a language thing.
In Arabic language, things Aren't exactly like other languages.
When you're saying a word, it has a feeling to it.
It's not the same as just saying like, God be great.
It's like, Allahu Akbar has a lot more meaning than just God is great.
It's a lot more than just...
Like, they're not saying it to like...
They're not going to initiate, oh, Allahu Akbar, and then I'm going to kill these people.
They're saying it because that's something, they're in their last minutes of life.
They're these people, these crazy people, I want to say too, because nobody normal in Islam is going to go just murder random people and say Allahu Akbar.
So these crazy people are basically taking something personal and making it look like it has something to do with our religion.
Well, let me ask you this, because we were talking about this inbreeding.
Do you think this might be part of the problem that these guys are being inbred, so they're already at a lower playing field than everybody else, and they're susceptible to these types of, hey, if you go out and do this, you're going to go to heaven.
You're going to get 40 virgins.
Do you think that has anything to do with it?
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The inbreeding, I don't think so.
I don't want to say things that I don't know about.
But inbreeding, I think that that's a problem in and of itself, a cultural problem.
Like in Islam, yeah, it says you can marry your cousin and, you know, do those things.
But I don't see a correlation between that and blowing people up.
I think, if anything, they would be deformed if they came out with any type of, like, disabilities from being inbred.
Well, a lot of the times it just leads to lower IQ. It's nothing that you actually see.
It's not like they have a third eye or anything like that.
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Yeah.
Dude, I honestly think that they don't have, it has nothing to do with it.
I think it's, if you back up people into a corner and they clearly see everybody around them being blown up and killed, they're going to be angry at somebody.
And then eventually bad things will happen.
I don't think it has anything to do with religion.
If you went into Rwanda and started killing people, People are going to start retaliating and doing things that they wouldn't normally do.
Stand with Muslims Day, I think it's what it's called in Austin, and I spoke to people with you that are just hard-working Americans like everybody else.
They said the same thing to me, that their understanding of the Quran is that the law of the land goes above the law of the text.
So I've heard that, obviously.
Now, the points that you just made, I think, are also fair.
These are points that Infowars has been pointing out for a long time.
The West, working with Europe, specifically Britain, has started proxy wars in the Middle East, has used people like, you know, Osama Bin Laden to sort of propagate these proxy wars, and then they turn him around and turn him into the bad guy after September 11th.
But let me ask you about this, because What you have is people citing the Koran, citing texts from the Koran, saying, look, this is what's motivating these people.
And, you know, you could essentially do relatively the same thing with the Bible, say, hey, look, here's what it says in the Bible.
The difference is, like I said, you don't have Christians going out and killing people on the streets and saying Allahu Akbar.
So let me just ask you this, though, because here's some of the terminology that I was asking about earlier.
I might be saying this wrong.
Takiyah, the doctrine of deception, saying that it's okay to lie.
It's permitted under certain circumstances when trying to gain the trust of infidels.
And Qitman, deceit by omission, selectively quoting from the Quran in order to conceal Muslims' malevolent intentions.
Can you comment as to the meanings or your understanding of Takiyah and Qitman?
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Takiyah?
Well, I honestly don't want to get into that because I have no idea what that is.
People like John McCain working with those leaders, and when you have people that are easily susceptible to propaganda, now all of a sudden they have their ISIS army.
Sort of the same thing in what they did with Osama bin Laden.
Oh, it's fine for the Bushes to work with him and his country and his family.
But now that we're done with him, now he's the bad guy, even though the CIA met with him in a French hospital a few months before 9-11.
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Yeah, and I used to watch Infowars all the time, right?
And I would see these things about the false flags, about, you know, fake government, all these things.
And I was right behind you guys.
And I was thinking, I was like, okay, if in the Quran it says that if you kill an innocent person, you'll go to hell.
And out here, I see these different posts about these terrorist attacks being false flags and people being hired and people being, you know...
It makes me automatically think that there's a plot literally against all Muslims and that they're trying to make us out to look like these people, even though given these things are going on in our Muslim countries, people are blowing themselves up and all these bad things, but it's just over-exacerbated, you know?
You could probably say that you see this happening.
They tried to self-guilt white people for wars in the Middle East, for slavery.
When I say, hey, yeah, we had a corrupt government that started proxy wars in the Middle East, and then they intervened in wars that they should have never done, and now they're trying to bring it here to the United States.
So they try to use that and spin it and put it on white people and try to create this white guilt.
So my response is, hey, that's BS, I call it all out.
It sounds to me like you're sitting here saying you think that this is all being propagated to demonize people of your faith, Muslim people, and you're saying when you see terrorist attacks or when you see an event like the one in London yesterday, You don't necessarily look inherently and say, wow, I feel bad that my religion is causing people to behave like this.
You have a response that is, wow, I can't believe the establishment powers that be want to demonize my religion this way.
Is that an accurate statement?
unidentified
It's accurate, but it's 50-50.
I would say I completely recognize the atrocity.
I completely feel for the people who died.
That's 100% before I even think about myself or my people.
I think this is a crazy thing that happened.
Somebody died, you know?
So after that, I start to think, yeah, I start to bring in the questions.
Who exactly did this?
Where did they come from?
Why did they act upon, you know, this thought that they had?
What is going on?
Because if they were really, if they did it in the name of Islam, I would expect them to go into our book, bring out a scripture that said it was okay for them to do this and go act upon it.
But if they can't bring that up, and every scripture tells them that this thing is wrong and that that's going to End them up in hell, then that makes no sense to me.
So when they're basically saying, referencing to what you said earlier, if they're saying Allahu Akbar or anything like that, it's not necessarily a religious cry, but it's like me yelling up to someone saying, F you, F you, F you!
Kind of just a passionate thing that we scream out just in a moment of, you know, animosity.
unidentified
Exactly.
Exactly.
That's 100% right.
And that's the thing.
We're not bad people.
We're not looking at a book and saying that anybody who doesn't believe in this book needs to die.
Let me just say one more thing, because, you know, like I said, I've met plenty of Muslim people like you, and most people that live in America and are Muslims are probably like you.
And we can read this quote in a second.
But here's what I would say.
If you recognize that there is a problem, and maybe this is a fair analogy, maybe it's not, but white people helped eliminate the KKK. The KKK could not have been stopped without the help of white people.
And if radical Islam is truly a problem, we're not going to be able to stop it without the help of Muslim people.
So, obviously, my first thought was, oh, these guys are the bad guys.
But I didn't want to generalize.
A question every Muslim should have is, Is my religion actually violent or what is going on, you know?
And I had to look it up on what is going on and I realized, now there's apostasy, you guys talked about this, in Islam there's something called taqfir, okay?
Taqfir is if there's an apostate, then all the, I mean, I'll just say taqfir is you declare an apostate and you say you can kill them.
Well, let's think about genetics here for a second, though, because we're talking about, okay, a civil war to decide who is the true leader of Islam or what sect is going to be Islam.
What is going to be Islam?
Wahhabism or Sunnism?
So you've got these civil wars going on for hundreds and hundreds of years.
Eventually, that becomes ingrained in the youth's DNA. When you have a child that gets born into a war-torn country, that gets an AK handed to them by the time they're five, that gets taught how to fight for their life, how to hunker in case they ever get bombed, and then you have that generation after generation, you basically have...
People that are just gonna be born violent, born with these self-protection tendencies, and I think they're more capable of being indoctrinated into radical Islam.
So now you have to say, This goes back to border security.
Do we really want to bring loads of people in by the tens of thousands from these war-torn countries that now have it built into their genetics to be at war all the time for religion?
I'm just pointing that out because it came to my head.
Go ahead, Ali.
unidentified
Well, like, the whole genetic argument, I mean...
I mean, yeah, they're more susceptible, but, like, what's the solution, then?
You know, I tell every Muslim that I get a chance to, you know?
And usually they're like, oh, you know, Abu Dhabi is such a great place.
So, like, they're just addicted to consumerism and stuff.
They don't want to face the truth, you know?
Like, there's just so much ignorance.
And I just find it so ironic.
And, like, I told you about the whole, you know, the whole liberal, like...
Who are we to say who is or isn't a Muslim, you know?
Maybe they're really bad Muslims, they're misunderstood, they're brainwashed, they're this and that.
To say they're not Muslim, you know, that's hypocrisy.
But really, you know, Saudi Arabia, like all terrorism, not all terrorism, Taliban is not Wahhabism, but Al-Qaeda, ISIS, al-Nusra, they're all pointing, they're all still killing each other, you know?
They're all Wahhabi Salafis, but they still kill each other because they're doing, they're declaring the Kriya on each other.
It's hilarious.
And earlier you were saying, it's not a Sunni-Shia divide, you know?
In Syria, Bashar al-Assad, he's Allah-White, he's Shia, but his troops are mostly Sunni, you know?
They're fine.
They're not killing each other or whatever.
It's Wahhabis against everyone else, you know?
Like, anyways, you know, I could be wrong.
This is what my research has showed up.
I don't see anyone else talking about any of this, you know?
So basically, instead of the Bible teaching martyrdom, saying don't rebuke your faith for your life, you're saying that this version of the Quran says you can refute Muslim to save your life.
Well, what is your perspective on what's going on, especially with these terror attacks?
And if you want to jump in on the inbreeding, you know, with lowering IQ, does that lead to, I guess, easier pickings?
You know, you can find people easier who want to go blow people up and run them over with cars.
unidentified
Well, I agree with that, but I also think that not only the lower IQ, but the lack of, I guess, well, they are raised to believe that if you don't believe in what they believe in and if you don't follow their traditions, then you should not be allowed to live.
So that's part of how they see the world, because if you go in there into any Muslim country, you don't see any women driving.
You don't see any of the women's faces, but that's their tradition.
And if they don't follow those traditions, those women are going to get killed.
And sometimes I've seen in the newspapers and online teenagers killed by their fathers because they don't want to wear hijab.
Or because they don't want to follow their traditions or because they don't want to convert to Islam or any kind of those religions.
So they believe that if you don't follow what they want you to do, even if you're their son or their cousin or their brother or whatever, then you should not be allowed to live.
So it's like if you're born, you have to follow these steps that have been passed before us.
So you're saying it's a combination of nature and nurture?
unidentified
Yeah, I mean, if you look back, I mean, most of the Muslim attacks that are not shown by the media happen in the Middle East.
If you look back, and I was trying to find more information about this, this year there have been 11 attacks that have been that happened and it was caused by a Muslim person 11 attacks and 10 of them have been in the Middle East and 11 counting the one yesterday in London in 2016 46 attacks and 10 of them were out of the Middle East so 36 of those happened in the Middle
East and in 2015 112 attacks and 17 of those were outside of the Middle East so they they attack their own people and Because whether they don't believe in the same thing or they feel that those people are pointless and they should not be taught the Muslim religion and that they should not be allowed to live.
I mean, they believe that if you are not one of them or you don't want to be one of them, then you should be dead.
Have you been to a Middle Eastern country or a majority Muslim country?
unidentified
Well if you go there of course I'm not going to tell you none of that if you go as a tourist because they just want you to be able to go out and then and I mean just like visit but of course I mean yeah I've been to Yemen and I've been there and well to the of course where you're able to go and then be a tourist like a normal person and not be shot or anything yeah I've been there and it's nice of course that area but The older sides of the country
are people being killed and all that kind of stuff.
Yeah, their Air Force is doing most of the bombings.
That is for sure.
Hey, George, thanks for calling and for your perspective.
We do want to just keep the phone lines open for Muslims to get their take on what we've been talking about.
We're going to wrap this up here in a little bit.
But, you know, you look at the shoe bomber, you look at the underwear bomber, you look at the guys who drove, who were like the patsies involved in the World Trade Center, the first bombing.
These guys were all mental deficients.
You look at a lot of these FBI patsies, and so this isn't just a Muslim problem.
You look at a lot of these guys who are duped by informants into planning bombings.
I specifically remember these guys who were going to bomb a bridge in Ohio.
And you look at the pictures of these guys, and they look like idiots.
I mean, and they lived in a place, and it was their landlord who was the FBI informant.
It's not a black or white issue where you can say, okay...
Every Muslim is or isn't a terrorist, but it's like this.
It's where, for example, the guy that does my hair, he cuts my hair, he's a Muslim.
He's a nice guy.
He's not going to hurt anybody.
He's from America.
He loves America, but he's Muslim.
So when I talked to him about this, and I think that some of the callers who called in would feel the same way, you make all these accusations saying, well, radical Islam is this, Islam is this, the Koran says this, and the peaceful Muslims, they kind of get taken aback.
They're like, that has nothing to do with my life.
That has nothing to do with the practice of my religion.
You're just being fed misinfo by the news media.
So I would say, okay, you know what?
I'm definitely being fed misinfo by the news media.
However, You cannot deny that there is an element of Islam that is radicalized.
You have leaders that cite the Quran and they say the...
Infidels in the West, the infidels in Europe, are waging war on our way of life.
They're bombing our country, this, that, and the other thing.
They point the blame at America, at Europe, and you know what?
Some of the blame might be fair to point in our direction, but at the same time, they are radicalizing the youth, and they are raising these ISIS armies to be violent against the infidels, which is Europe and the West.
It's simple as that.
And guess what?
To the fair-minded Muslims out there who have assimilated to Western culture, who don't think that that's true, they would look at you and they would say the exact same thing.
They would call you an infidel, they would call you a heretic, and they would call you an apostate because you don't follow their radical idealism.
Hey, let's go to Tony, who says it's a Syrian asset.
Does that mean he's a citizen of Syria?
He says colors are sugarcoating Islam.
Go ahead, Tony.
unidentified
Hey, thanks for calling, taking my call.
Yeah, I just wanted to, you know, make the point that Islam, from its beginning, it was started with wars and invasions.
So the leaders started with wars and invasions.
So whatever ISIS is doing is not something that's not from Islam.
And, you know, we have to be truthful to ourselves here.
We don't just, you know, put our head in the sand and say, no, Islam is not like this and it's not like that.
And when they tell you, oh, you hear this from the news media.
Actually, the news media is sugarcoating Islam.
And I grew up in a Muslim-majority country.
I grew up in Syria.
I left when I was 15. I went from Syria to Germany.
It is true that actually in Syria, I didn't find as many radicalized Muslims as I found in Germany, to be honest.
That was a crazy thing.
But the Muslims that I found in Germany, the new ones that they came to Germany at the beginning, when I met them, they weren't radicalized.
But as soon as they get picked up by some Muslims that have been established there and they go to the mosque, all of a sudden they change their attitude towards us.
And from what you're saying is that Germany and other places like this, because I've talked to Germans who are like, look, they want to build mosques everywhere because Saudi Arabia is bringing in their money and building giant mosques, and they've never seen this type of development going on before, and they don't have to follow the rules?
unidentified
The same thing happened in Syria.
I mean, in the starting of the early 90s, and that's when we left, Because we started seeing all this starting up even in Syria, even though the government was, you know, really strict on this kind of stuff.
But they can't really change much in Syria because most of the people are Sunnis.
And if the money is coming from Saudi Arabia to build mosques, the government can't say no to those mosques.
And if they get all these imams going to Saudi Arabia and teach them all this radicalized...
Well, it teaches them the true Islam, let's say, because that's really what it is, and how to preach.
And so we found the same thing happening in Germany.
Then I moved to Canada, and just when I just, you know, it wasn't too long after I settled in Canada, I went for a bike ride in a park, and I saw a bus, a school bus, and I saw kids coming out of it, and they just, you know, going on their What should I say?
Just going and saying Khomeini, Khomeini, which is the Iranian thing.
But that was a school bus from an Islamic school.
And so I was shocked.
I was like, where am I? The bike ride wasn't that long.
We met with a guy who leads an anti-migrant party.
And he said, when you look around, he goes, and the city councils and stuff, these guys are bought off.
They're bought off by the Saudis who are coming in here, and they have all this money.
They're building giant mosques everywhere.
And essentially, those are like the, what he called them is outposts for breeding radicalized Muslims.
And I'm like, really?
How could the German government allow that to happen and just say, hey, you know, not that you can or can't build your mosque, but that you can preach this type of radicalized Islam, and that's okay.
unidentified
Yeah, but you can't, you know, they banned the Nazism, right?
Nazis.
Well, in my view, the true Islam is very close to what Nazism preaches.
And, you know, you can find lots of quotes from Hitler where he likes Islam too.
He found common ground with Muslims on eradicating the Jews and ended up working.
Yeah, that's what it was.
I remember that now.
unidentified
Yes, exactly.
So, I mean...
There's a lot of Muslims who are ignorant of their religion and they think that it's a peaceful religion because they learned it traditionally, right?
They didn't really study it.
And I would advise any Muslim who's listening right now and who knows Arabic or doesn't know Arabic, if I may plug this guy in, his name is Brother Rashid.
And he is an ex-Muslim from Morocco, and he is the son of an Imam.
And he was trying to prove Islam is the true religion and Christianity is not.
And he started reading the Bible, and guess what?
He converted to Christianity.
So, you know, he found the truth.
And obviously he couldn't live there anymore because they would kill him.
And right now, actually, they're looking for him.
But he has many shows.
He has like 400 shows about explaining every single thing about Islam.
And if people really want to study Islam, he's a good source.
Obviously, if they know how to read the Quran and the Hadith, then they can find this info there too.
Well, you know, and one thing to me, as we're rolling this footage, actually, guys, if you keep rolling that footage, okay, you think about ISIS, you think about all the footage that we've seen.
We rolled this footage, we've been rolling it of the Muslims in England that are chanting in the streets and kind of going crazy.
Again, I know Muslims.
I know very nice Muslims here in America.
I don't have a problem with them.
They behave like anybody else in the West would.
They just want life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
But when I look at stuff like this that we're showing, when I look at the videos of the Muslims in Europe chanting in the streets, I'm sorry, it looks like gang behavior to me.
These people rolling up in the streets, guns drawn, flags waving, chanting, that's gang-type behavior.
And you can say, oh, well, what's the difference when the U.S. Army rolls up into a country?
When a U.S. Army rolls up into a country, they represent the United States of America.
That's a country, that's a sovereign nation, that people can be held responsible.
This is a religious army.
This is a religious movement.
They don't represent a state.
They don't represent anything.
They represent an ideal.
They represent theology.
So you can't necessarily hold any one sovereign nation accountable and you can't hold the entire religion accountable because obviously most people in the religion are actually peaceful people.
So when I look at these footage and I look at ISIS and I look at people who go out and try to force their way, like these people marching in the streets dressed in black.
This is in the UK.
This is gang behavior to me.
This is 100% gang behavior, okay?
No peaceful religious army marches around like this.
No peaceful religious army rolls around in the desert showing their AKs and chanting, okay?
You know, I used to play, growing up in St. Louis, I used to play baseball and basketball with the boys club.
And there were some friends of mine there that we lost to gangs.
Literally, they would get into their teenage years and we would never see them again.
They'd be gone and they'd be running with gangs.
And so what you have is you have individuals who grow up impoverished or in a lifestyle that they feel trapped and they can't get out of.
And I'm just talking about, let's talk about, you know, ghettos in the USA. So you have youth that get indoctrinated into the gang culture because that's all they can find.
They don't have a father that cares for them.
They don't have a mother that's there for them.
They have a gang leader that says that he'll be there for them and that they'll provide for him.
And then it's cool.
And then they can live their life in the gang.
So that's how they get indoctrinated.
I kind of see the same thing happening in these Muslim countries where if you're in a war-torn area and maybe your father is dead or maybe your father is gone or you don't have a father or mother and you're just kind of lost out there and you don't have anything, you cling on to the radical Islamic sect because there are leaders that are preaching propaganda at you.
There are leaders who said that they'll be there for you and saying all of these lies just to get you indoctrinated into their gang.
What do you think about that?
unidentified
Yeah, no, I think that's exactly the description of Islam.
It's going after those, it's like a cult.
You know, you have some cults doing the same thing, but they don't get as violent, but, you know, they brainwash people.
It's the same thing.
They go after the weak or maybe, you know, they don't have parents or, you know, they need something and they just go and recruit them.
And then, you know, teach them all this, the true Islam, I would say.
And then they tell them, well, this is what the Quran tells you, and they show them the scripture.
That's why people believe.
That's why people go and kill themselves.
You think anybody will go and kill himself and commit suicide just, you know, somebody told him?
So, no, they would show him his own book and tell him, this is what it says, this is what you have to do, and this is what you get.
You know, and we had an absolutely, I had an absolutely crazy story come across my desk, and I couldn't prove this, and that's why I never reported on it.
But there's a guy who is a former gang member in Chicago who claims that Government agencies literally drop weapons into the middle of these ghettos to spread firearms into the ghettos of Chicago.
Now, we also had the Obama administration, I think it was $500 million he wanted to inject into Syria to give to quote-unquote moderate rebels.
I wonder how many $500 million grants have been given to quote unquote moderate rebels.
I wonder how many gun running, gun drop operations have gone down in the ghettos.
This is how you create gangs.
This is how you divide and conquer.
And if you are a globalist New World Order operative and you want to start a war between the West and Islam or anything of that nature, this is the formula.
unidentified
That's it.
You know, the Prince of Air is looking after this and is pushing all these divisions.
And, you know, he actually probably created the division.
In my view, in my studies, I've studied that how did Islam come about and who taught Muhammad.
You would find out who did it.
It's probably shocking to many people, but I don't want to say it on air right now.
Are you familiar with the Hadith that apparently talks about the history of Muhammad?
Okay.
What are your thoughts on that?
unidentified
Yeah, well, Muhammad was, you know, just by word of mouth and where I grew up, we know that Muhammad was taught by a monk, a monk in a monastery.
And Khadija, or what was his first wife, was one of the nuns.
So...
There's Jesuits involved in this and it has nothing to do with Christianity.
Those were secret societies that were created to protect the so-called Holy Roman Empire, which was hijacking Christianity to bring about one world order, really.
That's what it is.
It's to bring about one world order and Satan at the top of it.
Islam has a similar story.
They know that there is something like this coming.
and it has it in there but lots of truth copied from the Bible just so that to give them half truth so that they you know they believe it right that's how you can you know manage to let people believe what you're saying and so this is the truth about the truth about how Islam was created it was created to actually kill the Christians who did not bow down to the Holy Roman Empire or the Vatican That's
the truth about Islam.
If you track it, you will see who they killed.
And the true Christians who were spread all over Middle East, Syria, the Armenians, the Spanish, they were all against and did not bow down to the Vatican, did not want to be part of the Vatican.
Later, of course, with the force of the Islamic invasion and all the other stuff, they submitted.
Well, all that would make sense when you look at what the Pope is saying, how Islam and Christianity need to merge together now, now that they've done their job at, I guess, pushing Christians out.
And we see that.
A lot of the refugees that are leaving are Christians, that are leaving some of these war-torn countries.
unidentified
There's historic documents that I believe some of it proves that how Islam was created in the older Orthodox Syrian churches.
This goes with what the Pope is saying, how we need a one-world religion.
The Berlin House of One, the first church, mosque, synagogue.
This is in Berlin.
This is from 2014. So it's, uh, Berlin thinks that making a religious history as Muslim, Jews, and Christianity join hands to build a place where they can all worship.
The house of one is, as is being called, will be a synagogue, a church, and a mosque under one roof.
I'm not trying to connect autism with terrorism in any way.
What I'm trying to say is the inbreeding that goes on, and it's bona fide in studies, and they have percentages of the numbers of people that are born like this.
So like Kuwait, 63%.
Sudan, 60%.
Iraq, 54%.
67% in Saudi Arabia.
64% in Jordan.
These are all inbred rates.
So over half the people that are being born are born from inbred parents, are born from parents who are related to each other.
So they're, in effect, and the kids are the ones that are inbred.
And is this having an effect on radicalized Islam?
And is it enabling people to go, hey, I'm not really all there.
And as you mentioned earlier, okay, so let's say inbreeding makes the risk 6% that your child is going to be born with X, Y, or Z. But if two inbred parents then have another inbred, it just compounds that risk and you get some of the numbers that you just referenced.
And just to be on record, My philosophical belief in the Constitution is that basically Because of the freedom of religion, the government can't touch you, okay?
I can declare I'm any religion, and because of my religion, you can't stick a needle in me, no matter what the religion is.
So they're basically, when they try to bully you, they're really just trying to bully you out of your rights.
Well, and I think there's two states that don't allow any exemptions, California being one of them, and I think West Virginia might be the other, where they want everybody immunized.
When hearing about the massive inbreeding in Islamic world, I thought, what a perfect way to restrengthen the gene pool, LOL. By massive immigration to the West, it fits the teachings of Quran by taking women of infidels and strengthening the Muslim population, which can in turn help dominate the West.
One thing I can say truthfully is that they will never dominate us or our culture because leftist policy will backfire through poor ideological governance and slash uprisings.
I guess that's where we're going to go.
You see people uprising now.
You see people getting mad about what's going on with the borders being left open, the sieve being turned on, taking in massive populations of people who aren't ready for a Western society.
And I want to play that video that you guys have from the It was the sweet, the man's girlfriend, ex-girlfriend gets molested by refugees.
And this was on Milo's website or Milo's Facebook that we found this.
We did bleep it.
This is a man's, you know, not eyewitness account, but what he heard from his girlfriend after she was molested and raped in broad daylight in a town square.
This should shock you.
unidentified
A few hours ago, my ex-girlfriend was molested by nine migrants in Näxjö in Sweden.
They surrounded her on the town square in broad daylight when her boss was inside a coffee shop ordering biscuits for their company.
He saw what happened and ran out to rescue her.
These guys asked her to suck their a**, to f**k them.
One was sitting on the street, masturbating underneath his pants.
I'm f**king furious right now.
I'm in the USA. I can't f**k shit right now.
This is what the politicians of Europe is doing.
They are destroying our countries, they're destroying our societies and destroying our cities.
And they're putting our women and children at risk.
This is a culture that's 1400 years old.
This is a heritage they have bring with them in their behavior, where women are considered scrap and ****.
They can do whatever they like with them.
This has to stop.
This is gonna turn really really bad really really soon.
And police can't do s***.
They are tied behind their backs because our politicians have destroyed the police force.
And that's real anger from a real person living in a real country who is being, they're forcing them to take refugees.
And this goes back to, I guess, the 60s and 70s where the Scandinavian countries are like, look, we're going to be the leaders of the world and being tolerant.
We're going to show everybody how tolerant we can be.
And you can see after several generations, that's starting to backfire.
There's riots.
In Sweden, the president was a day early talking about them.
I think that's proof he's a time traveler, personally.
We won't get off track on the Donald Trump time traveling thing.
But back on the Sweden political correctness thing, I've talked to people in Sweden.
I'm actually very easy to reach on Twitter.
So I love it when people try to reach out to me.
It helps me get a better view of the world when I can talk to these people.
And they're saying now, and I have to deal with this when I talk to journalists in the United States that think I'm crazy, because they look at reports that come out of Sweden that are basically trying to debunk anything that we say about it.
Oh, crime is actually down.
Rape is actually down.
all of this nonsense, PolitiFact, printing these articles, and liberals send this to me, they don't understand.
The political correct culture in Sweden is so strong that they consciously put out lies in order to not offend.
And this is because one guy wants to impose his religious will on others, or maybe he was an inbred.
I don't know if we'll ever know.
But let's go to that Nigel Farage clip.
unidentified
Well, I remember about five years ago, I said that we had a fifth column living inside our own nation.
It was the first time in our history that we had people living amongst us that wanted to destroy our values and actually even wanted to kill us.
And I remember the absolute wave of condemnation that I came in for.
What I've seen today are a lot of people, the great and the good of this country, the people that did irresponsibly open the doors, the people that refused to accept That within some parts of Islam, there was a growing problem.
And they're all saying how awful and appalling it is.
And I do actually think that the moment has come for us to actually point the blame.
You know, what these politicians have done in the space of just 15 years may well affect the way we live in this country for the next hundred years.
Is there still a sanction against those who say what you just said in public in Great Britain?
I know that's been true for a long time.
If you say that out loud, somehow you're the bad guy.
Is that still the case?
unidentified
Well, I was the other week doing a radio show here, and I talked about Sweden.
I talked about Malmo being the rape capital of Europe.
And I'm currently under investigation by Ofcom, who are the regulator here for all broadcast media.
Now, I don't anticipate receiving a heavy fine, but it just goes to show, doesn't it, that actually we do not quite enjoy free speech in this country in the way in which we should.
Well, this was when Tony Blair got elected back in 1997. His aim was to create a genuinely multicultural society.
In fact, he said he wanted to rub the noses of the right in diversity.
Peter Mandelson, one of the architects of New Labour, said we sent out search parties.
All over the world to find as many immigrants as we possibly could.
And, you know, look, I'm not against immigration.
I want us to have sensible, managed, balanced immigration.
But for goodness sake, you have to vet people.
And that was 20 years ago.
And, you know, today, when Donald Trump, and surely this is the big takeout, is that when Donald Trump tries to make America safer, when Donald Trump tries to make sure that these scenes that we've had in Paris and Brussels and Berlin and now London aren't repeated in America, We get people on Fifth Avenue and behind me in Westminster out on the streets protesting.
It seems to me that our political leaders really ought to start saying sorry.
We got a Nordic going by Nordic Muslim and then Zachary.
We're going to go to your calls.
We're going to go to one more clip and this is from Luton.
This is in England.
This lady leaves her town.
She comes back 10 years later and she's appalled at what she sees and I believe this was produced by the BBC or this was aired by the BBC originally and we were using some of this as B-roll and you could see some of the people pointing at her, yelling at her.
So You need to hear the guys that were watching this go.
You got to hear this clip.
It's amazing.
You got to hear how they're talking to this lady.
These are people from other countries coming into her country.
So here's the clip.
unidentified
I'm Stacey Dooley, and this is Luton, where I was born.
I went to school here, I even worked at the airport, and then I moved away.
But now I'm coming home to find out if it's true that Muslim extremists are taking over my town.
It didn't take long to witness first-hand the extremism I'd been hearing about.
"No! Fuck you!" "Oh my God!" "U.K. go to hell!" "U.K. go to hell!" "British police go to hell!" "British police go to hell!" "Fuck you!" "Oh my God!" "Manyalah in the land!" "Nayga hainjata!" "Muhambah!" I wasn't sure what they were marching for, but tensions were running high.
Your sister, brother!
Your mother!
Where is the case?
How dare they touch a woman?
It turns out the demo was in response to the arrest of local woman Mona Thorny, whose husband set off a bomb in Stockholm in 2010.
I cannot believe this.
I've never seen anything on this scale before.
And it breaks my heart to think that this is happening in my town.
Everyone's got a right to protest, but I found their chanting provocative and extreme.
British police go to hell!
This is the message.
Stop oppression.
Police burning hell?
British police burning hell?
Yeah.
Because...
No real Muslim wants anyone to burn in hell.
Yeah, but for what they've done...
You can't pick and choose.
You can't pick and choose.
You can't.
You believe or you disbelieve.
You know what?
You choose to wear this, I choose to wear that.
You and I will have to...
That's why you look naked on the street.
Do I look naked?
Do I really?
I don't look naked.
Who are you trying to seduce?
No one's trying to seduce me, and I'm not trying to seduce anyone.
You shouldn't judge me how I try not to judge you.
You are.
You've just said, who am I trying to seduce?
No one.
Well, I don't judge you because I'm above that.
Excuse me, go and put on some clothes.
How you choose to live...
No.
How you choose to dress like that, I choose to dress like this.
You don't start.
Don't you dare speak to me like that.
No, this is my hometown as well.
No, I'm walking.
I am walking.
No, I can do what I want.
I don't mind.
Point away.
Point away.
Because you're not scaring me.
Easy now.
I try my hardest to sympathize with people who may be different to me.
And it's a tiny minority that play up.
Who are you trying to seduce?
Go and put some clothes on, you look naked.
Oh.
Such a shame.
Do you think it's fair that you should say British police need to burn in hell?
In Islam, doesn't it say that you have to respect the law of the land that you're living in?
Oh, I thought it did.
What's the solution?
You know, if Muslim people are in the wrong and they are committing crimes, you know, no one's above the law.
If the law of the land is Islamic, we respect the law of the land.
What if it's not Islamic?
If it's not Islamic, then the law of the land and those who make it can go to hell, quite honestly, because Allah said in the Quran, in chapter 33, verse 1, he said, O Prophet, fear Allah, and do not obey the disbelievers and the hypocrites.
Is David Cameron a Muslim or a disbeliever?
Guys?
I can't speak on camera, obviously.
You can't obey him.
So he can go to hell as well as all of the other leaders.
Do you think I should go to hell because I'm a non-Muslim?
You're on your way to the hellfire because you're non-Muslim.
All non-Muslims are destined for the hellfire.
Do you really believe that?
Yes, and you will be fuel for the hellfire as well.
But the fact is that you have an opportunity to change.
That hurts me to think that you think that of me because you don't really know me and you think I'm destined to hell because I'm not Muslim.
You said you're not a Muslim, so that's enough for me to know that you're not Muslim.
If you're not Muslim, you're destined for the hellfire, unless you change.
I find it sad that anyone would preach such a damning message.
To sum up in words, even to tell you how I'm feeling right now, I feel completely gutted and gutted that This is happening.
So now, you know, you would have to have the battle of semantics, I would imagine, with somebody who's knowledgeable in the Quran, the history of the Quran, or Muslims, which I know we have more...
You know, I'm not saying it's the exact same situation that I experienced and Josh Owens was here for this.
The original AIDS Skrillex.
When I was on the streets of St. Louis, my hometown where I grew up with people of every race, color, and creed and I was being called a racist That's how I felt, man.
That was like a gut punch to me, to just have these people pointing at me, calling me racist.
Man, I got fed up with it.
Look, bro, I'm not a frickin' racist, alright?
I'm from St. Louis.
I was in the city.
I lived in the city of St. Louis.
I don't think I would've been able to do that comfortably and then volunteered in the inner cities if I was a racist.
So it's like that same feeling of being in your home culture, being in your hometown, And just seeing it overrun.
So here I am.
I wasn't even talking to people.
I just went to hear Donald Trump speak and immediately, because I'm a white male and I'm sitting there talking to people about why I like Trump, people are saying racist, racist, racist.
It's like, wait, this is my hometown of St. Louis.
I'm not racist.
You don't even know me.
That's like how she's feeling.
She goes to her hometown.
She's just a natural-born British citizen out there, goes back to her hometown, and she's called a heretic.
She's going to hell.
She sees the streets being marched up and down with people saying, British police burn.
That's what I experience out there.
Not the exact same thing, but it's the same thing.
What is with our culture being overrun by people that just hate it?
So the first thing is I agree with you, Owen, about the distinction between the two forms of Islam, even though there's really only one true Islam, which is defined by the Qur'an alone, because we believe that that's the book God sent.
And I reject Hadith and Sharia law because they're filled with nonsense.
They were invented hundreds of years after Muhammad left by men.
They insult Muhammad, contradict the Quran, and there's lots of other arguments against them, like how Bukhari compiled them based on his own opinion and all this nonsense.
And so if you really want to know the truth about Islam, then you have to ask God for guidance and forgiveness and read an accurate translation that's not distorted by those sects, like a monotheist translation.
And then on the other hand, we have the Islam that everyone sees that you're talking about, which I also condemn, which is all the distortions in the sects, and it's based off Tradition and culture nonsense, like Sharia law, it's all invented by men, and they follow all this crap, and they go on the streets, and they say, death to America, and stuff like that, which I reject.
And even we're against them, we speak out against them.
And I'm not Sunni nor Shia, but I've even had Sunnis call me a kafir.
Like, I had a discussion at a mosque, and he called me a kafir, and told me never to come back, which also contradicts what they're on, because we're not supposed to call other people Non-believers, you know, unless they admit it themselves, because we don't know.
And that's also why Chowdhury is wrong, too, when he says, oh, you're automatically going to hell.
And now, is that why, let me jump in real quick, is that why when we see these killings in, like, Africa, where they're going around saying, hey, can you recite a Koran verse, and if you can, then we're not going to kill you, and that's a way of saying, I'm a Muslim.
Is that the same type of thing, is what you're just saying?
Like, you have to say, I'm a Muslim or I'm not a Muslim, and then it kind of opens the door?
Well, I'm not saying in general whether you're saying that, but when we see these terrorist attacks, like there was one in a hotel in Africa, I forget the name of the country, but they were going around asking people before they shot them or stabbed them, are you a Muslim?
Can you recite a verse from the Quran?
It was in Bangladesh, sorry.
unidentified
Yeah, it's a basic context of understanding.
So two verses that I like to cite that, demonstrate that.
It's 861, which says, if they seek peace, then you also seek it.
And 2190, which says, fight in the cause of God against those who fight you, but do not transgress.
God does not love the aggressors.
Then there's 868, which I can't quote verbatim, but it says, you know, God does not parade you from those who did not fight you because of your system or drove you out of your home, that you deal with them kindly and equitably.
God must be equitable.
And so that context and also the fact that the Qur'an emphasizes being righteous and even simple logic because you're going to go to hell if you're a criminal, whereas if you're righteous you go to paradise.
It just emphasizes that.
It says we don't just attack other peaceful people and it's all supported by the Qur'an.
So anyone who goes around and says, oh, are you a Muslim?
You know, if you're not a Muslim then you die.
That's clearly forbidden in the Qur'an and it's evil.
So then I think what we're having resulting here, and this goes back to what I was saying earlier, is you have leaders of this movement that are radical themselves, probably filled with hate and anger, that then preach those messages to the youth and then indoctrinate them into the gang mentality of Islam instead of the peaceful religious mentality.
Does that make sense?
unidentified
Yeah, and I disagree with them doing that, and they're going to be responsible for their sins, because God is fully aware, and we're all responsible for our own judgment, so we need to be very careful about what we teach and what we say, including me.
I'm not excluded from this.
And so when they're teaching those things, they're going to be questioned about it on the Day of Judgment, including anyone who they misled and the people who believe them, and I feel what else was going to say beyond that.
So, I guess, what were your main reasons of doing that?
unidentified
Well, I remember seeing a list of values in one of the translations called the Reformist Translation.
It was like a summary of the values in the Qur'an, which I agree with.
I know a lot of people might have a misunderstanding of what those are, but it's the values that any good person would agree with, like working for peace, working for justice, being a good person, being righteous, worshiping God alone, and generally doing good, and even treating women respectfully.
Some people might disagree with that because they don't understand, which is another topic, but stuff like that, and I just agreed with the values.
After searching for and reading about other religions or New Age stuff or what created us and ways of life, it was the most logical to me and the most clear among other reasons.
And ultimately the grace of God, because He guides and He wills.
So basically what you're saying is Wahhabism and Sunniism are the same form of Islam, which is the second form that's fighting over each other, and then there's another true form?
Is that basically what you're saying?
unidentified
Yeah, well, Islam is the official religion defined by God in the Quran, and with blasphemy to even alter that or add to it, which is also another argument against Hadith, because there's all these practices in there that are additional, that Muhammad would not do that.
He wouldn't invent these practices in the name of God.
We can't say, oh, you need to pray it 20 times a day, even five times a day as an innovation, three.
And so all those other teachings, these man-made things, even, not that I disagree with laws, but even like Sharia law, when they try to say that it's Islamic, it is not Islamic.
It is their own Teachings that they made up.
The only thing that is Islam is the official religion in the Qur'an that God sent, because nobody else has the authority to do those teachings.
So yeah, Wahhabism, Shia, Sunism, any other invention besides the literal words of the Qur'an, even my own words, don't define Islam in my opinion.
Only the literal words of God define Islam.
And then, unless you have other questions, I just want to talk about the vow shall not kill I didn't catch that last part, the law of what?
Yeah, so the reason why it says thou shalt not kill innocent people is because what would you do if someone, like let's say you have a bully who can't be persuaded by words, but on a greater magnitude, like somebody who causes wars or like a violent criminal, let's say you have this evil, violent person who is literally going around your town killing people.
What do you do with that person?
Well, you could either arrest them and then keep them alive in jail and maybe Give them some kind of rehabilitation, like hoping they'll change.
But what happens when you release them?
What do they do?
They go out and kill someone else.
Usually.
Well, not every case.
But what I'm saying, if someone who is clearly violent, who has maybe caused wars and millions of people to suffer, those are the type of people who were commanded to kill for the sake of protecting innocent lives, for protecting people, because there's just no other way to deal with those people.
And so when you say, thou shalt not kill, then you're actually causing more harm Because you're allowing evil which is a reality on earth.
So you're taking the practical understanding of the Bible and the Quran and comparing the two where the Bible says basically you should be a martyr and Die and go to heaven where the Quran says take action and kill the evil I guess and this goes back to what you were saying earlier Rob where I could see A radical leader of an ISIS group who's trying to indoctrinate the youth saying, no white person is innocent.
They are all infidels.
Or nobody from the West or nobody from Europe is innocent.
They're all infidels.
So now you've kind of opened the door, I think, to what we're seeing.
These mass violent attacks being carried out by radicalized Islam extremist.
So, I mean, does that sound like an accurate measurement?
unidentified
I hear you.
I hear what you're saying.
So you're kind of saying that they can distort that teaching and then teach people to go out and commit injustice, right?
So what the Qur'an is is perfectly clear, and it'll say, you know, do not kill innocent people.
And so you're right that someone who is wicked, because they are, would go out and say, "Well, it says, you know, do not kill innocent people, but white people aren't innocent, therefore you should kill them." Okay, well that person who says that is clearly distorting it, and they're going to be responsible for that mistake, because they're going to have to answer to God.
And he's going to say, "Well, you clearly had evil in your heart when you were teaching people." I understand that.
So, when we start to try to consider political policies, And border policies or immigration policies, we can't sit here and say, well, just because he's going to hell for teaching these kids that all white people or all Americans or all Europeans are infidels, that we just ignore it or let it go.
I mean, if that's an issue, which you haven't really said you agree is an issue or not, you understand where I'm going with this.
But if that's an issue, don't you think that something needs to be done about it?
Well, I would just say, I mean, if you talk about, I mean, I don't want to kill anybody.
I don't want to go any more wars.
I think about practical political policies, and I think about the border security.
I think about vetting policies on how we bring immigrants in.
I really don't think it's that difficult.
It might be painstaking.
It might not be comfortable at times, but you know what?
If we're gonna claim that we live in the greatest country in the world, and that doesn't matter what country you're from, any country, if you're gonna claim that you live in the greatest country in the world, then you're gonna have the greatest vetting process to make sure that the people that immigrate into your country Have the same values are going to want to share the same life practices and not are going to come to your country with hate filled in their heart.
And if I believe or it's a fact That there are religious ISIS groups that are preaching hate towards infidels or Americans or Europeans, then guess what?
You're not coming into my country, and if you are, you better beware because we are going through a strict vetting process.
And if you want to escape that violent extremism, I would think you'd be okay with that vetting process because you know, at the end of the day, your heart is good, you're willing to assimilate, you want to be free.
And so you're willing to go through that painstaking process to get into this country.
If people want to preach hate and say, down with the West and all that...
I'd say if you're in this country that's your right but you also can't go out if somebody's going to criticize it go oh they're racist and and then stop these people and make laws and say oh you can't criticize a certain religion which we have um you know we have social media networks going around saying oh no you can't criticize Islam you can't criticize Islam you can't criticize Islam instead of letting the debate happen because what you find is when these debates happen Usually the ones on the left who are wanting for more censorship usually lose the debate because
they really don't have too many arguments.
So I could take somebody preaching hate at me.
That doesn't bother me.
It's when that hate turns to anything else, and I will defend myself in any way if I'm ever attacked.
And I think you saw, which, and I don't even know if that's, you know, yeah, I've never had to kill a person, but if somebody was coming at me with the intent to do me harm or my children, I would kill them instantly, or at least attempt it.
And I think you saw that with these other guys doing that.
When they start in these rampages, you know, the police take them out or a citizen takes them out.
Like in Texas, we had off-duty cops take out a couple guys who tried to shoot up a draw Muhammad contest or whatever was going on.
Go ahead.
What was your point?
unidentified
Yeah, I was going to say, and I agree with, you know, Scanning people for immigration and not letting those kind of people in your country that want to kill you or whatever, and I don't want to kill anyone either.
However, it comes down to whether or not you want justice on Earth and what is practical, because if you want justice on Earth, then you need to recognize that there are people on this planet, including the people that you're talking about, that want to kill innocent people or harm innocent people and say, well, hi, you know, it comes down to the definition of innocent.
Well, that's unavoidable, because if you want justice on this Earth, then we have to Use some kind of judgment or reasoning or empirical data to determine who the criminals are, and some are obvious.
Like, if someone is committing all these violent crimes, then obviously they could be accurately called a criminal or not innocent, and that everyone has different perceptions.
And so my point is, if you just say, thou shalt not kill, then you are actually furthering injustice because you are letting the people who do kill run free.
Unless you want to use a different alternative like arresting them.
You know, if you say, well, thou shalt not kill, but thou shalt arrest.
I hear what you're saying with the thou shalt not kill versus thou shalt not kill innocence.
And you're basically saying, okay, like Rob was saying, if someone's trying to kill my family, well, then I think I have the right to kill you.
Absolutely.
I just feel like, you know, and you talk about justice on planet Earth.
Here's my response to that.
I think that the injustice, the current injustice that we have on planet Earth is so great right now, the divide is so great that if we truly want to restore justice, it's going to have to be extreme.
You cannot fight extreme injustice without extreme justice.
So if we want to try to tackle the biggest injustices in the world, you're not going to be able to do that with some watered-down, half-assed approach to justice.
I mean, you've got to put your balls to the wall and go 100%.
That's how I view it.
If you want to talk about justice on planet Earth, you have to first accept that you have extreme injustice on planet Earth, and then you have to measure how extreme your justice has to be to counter that injustice.
You cannot have some milquetoast approach to justice on planet Earth.
That's my opinion.
unidentified
Yeah, I agree.
And just one last point related to that, unless you have more questions.
I think it's two things, two important things.
So one is for good people to truly unite and not fight amongst each other, even if they're from other religions, because I have had atheist friends, and naturally I get along with good Christians.
For some reason, anytime there's some good Christian who's humble or whatever, I just always have gotten along with them and made friends with them naturally, even if we believe that we disagree with teachings or if God is angry with them because of what they teach or whatever.
And so I think good people need to not fight among each other.
And then the second part is kind of related, is to not be arrogant pricks.
It's that simple.
Well, actually, that's not the second point.
It's kind of related.
And then the second point is to be honest and sincere about the root of the problem and who is actually causing these problems.
Because a lot of people, they get this narrow point of view.
They'll see something on the news, like some kind of attack, which could be anyone, and also blamed on anyone.
And they say, oh, the Muslims are the main problem in the world.
Therefore, we need to focus all our efforts on stopping ISIS. Well, it may be true that they are a significant problem, but there are far other greater...
There's lots of evil on this planet, like gangs, mafias, you know, even in Washington or other countries, there's lots of evil on this planet.
So if we're really sincere about stopping justice, like what you said, and being extreme about it, and forceful or whatever is necessary, then we need to really take an accurate measure of the evil on this planet and Be non-biased, if possible.
Well, and that's why I get so, I don't know, triggered, I guess, when I'm dealing with these, you know, anti-Trump protesters that want to live in a politically correct world, okay?
But you sit here, and I've had this conversation.
When you actually get down to the brass tacks, And you point out all the corruption in the planet.
Most of the Trump protesters will agree.
They'll be like, yeah, okay, yeah, alright, you're right about that.
So, why are you so triggered by political correctness?
Why are you so triggered by speech?
You don't seem to mind when politicians lie to you all day long, but a citizen says something that you don't think is politically correct, all of a sudden you're up in arms.
And of course, now it goes to Donald Trump.
So, I just feel like, again, to sit here and to try to Water down our speech or politicize speech, you're never going to be able to fight the extreme injustices on this planet if you're not even willing to speak your mind about them.
unidentified
Yes, and I agree with free speech, and I also see where it leads when they create those stupid laws like, oh, you can't criticize Islam, you're an Islamophobe.
I don't even like using that word, and I've never actually used it truly because it's a stupid word.
And where it leads, it leads to communism or whatever synonym you want to use because then they create their own teachings in the name of Islam and then they say, oh, you know, you criticize Islam, you're going to Dale now, and that's where it goes.
I would like to talk about, I've been seeing on social media, especially with people who like Trump saying ban Islam, and I'm just like, that's Not okay.
Zach, what's going on with the Department of Education?
It is...
Basically, it was set up after World War I, and it was set up by the Carnegies and the Rockefellers, and what they wanted to do was take control of the message that comes down from the government and make sure that that message is given to the kids and that all kids are given the same message, it's unified, so they can control the population, essentially, to create a bunch of office workers, people who...
Have to work in order to pay the bills to keep that society going.
In fact, I went and interviewed a lady who used to work for the Department of Education, Charlotte Iserby.
Went and interviewed her twice.
Back in the 80s, she was appointed by Reagan, and her job was actually, because she started finding out all this stuff about how they were going to use computers to brainwash children.
And change the way they think.
Reagan was supposed to get rid of the Department of Education because this is not something...
We don't need...
Okay, what are the basics of education?
Reading, writing, and arithmetic, right?
Anytime...
And you notice it's math, science, and writing.
It's not social studies.
It's not gender studies.
It's not...
When they had studies at the end of it, it means it's a BS subject created to mind control you.
Do we need a central command center where everything is coming from the top down?
Do we really need that?
If you go talk to teachers, they say, what do they need?
They want to get paid more and they want to have more money to teach kids.
You know why they don't have that?
It's because the Department of Education has created this infrastructure where all the money goes, it goes into bureaucracies.
It doesn't go into teaching kids because it doesn't cost a lot of money to teach kids.
But we've been brought up that we have to have these beautiful, giant, palatial schools that have gymnasiums and all this great stuff, and that the only way kids can learn is if there's computers in every room.
And that if they get...
And I'm not saying any of that's good or bad.
I'm saying that we're taught to believe that it can only be this giant bureaucracy that can educate children.
And it's not.
The way you educate children is by sitting down and learning with them and teaching them one-on-one, two-on-two, three-on-three.
The only way you're going to change the educational system in America is by getting rid of the Department of Education.
You're going to have smarter kids.
Our kids are dumber now than they've ever been.
If the Department of Education was such a great thing, we would have smarter kids.
But it's like, when we have a war on drugs, we get more drugs.
When we have a war on poverty, we get more poverty.
And that's all done because the federal government is inept at actually solving problems.
It's not there to solve problems.
It's there to suck up your money and your energy and create bloated, giant palaces where people walk around and go, I'm an educator.
But they're not really educating anybody.
They're not doing anything.
That's the problem with the Department of Education, and I hope Trump gets rid of it.
You're spending time learning about EQs and compression gates.
Go learn about what they're really doing to your children because you're going to have kids someday and you're going to put them in school and you're going to wonder why they don't learn a goddamn thing.
That's what you're going to learn.
unidentified
Okay, well, I'll go look into that.
But also, the new health care bill, that's just...
And let me tell you, Zachary, it's not a problem of healthcare in this country.
We have an insurance problem in this country.
Okay?
Even if you get your health care that you so want so much, you're not going to be able to afford it.
You're not going to be able to go to a doctor because you're going to look at, oh, it's going to cost me $300 to go to a doctor, and then if they want to do a test, another $1,200.
Okay.
You're going to be responsible for that up to probably $6,000.
That's what most of the deductibles are.
So you got to pay $6,000 before you get to the insurance covering anything.
And then they're only going to cover 80%.
So you're going to need another 20% on top of that.
That's not healthcare.
That's a bunch of BS. And we're going to let you go now.
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That was our main topic.
We got off topic a little bit.
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unidentified
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His pretty-colored skin had been all frosted with the dew.
Oh, well, she cried.
I'll take you in, and I'll take care of you.
Take me in, oh, tender woman.
Take me in, for heaven's sake.
Take me in, oh, tender woman.
The vicious snake.
This could be the great Trojan horse of all time.
Because you look at the migration, study it, look at it.
Now they'll start infiltrating with women and children.
Take me in, oh tender woman.
Take me in for heaven's sake.
Take me in, oh tender woman.
Sigh the vicious snake.
Now she clutched him to her bosom.
But if I hadn't brought you in by now, you might have died.
She stroked his pretty skin, and then she kissed and held him tight.
But instead of saying thank you, that snake gave her a vicious bite.
I saved you, cried the woman, and you've bit me heavens wide.
You know your bite is poisonous, and now I'm going to die.
Oh shut up, silly woman, said the reptile with a grin.
You knew damn well I was a snake before you took me in.
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