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Subjugation of civilizations by the “religion of peace” – who will be next? · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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Bill gained national recognition for lecturing and writing, receiving an honorary doctorate of humanities from American Christian College in 2004, and an honorary doctorate of global leadership from Midwest University in 2013.
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Also received the George Washington Honor Medal by the by the Freedoms Foundation at Bally Forge.
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I am received an Eagle Award from Phyllis Schlafley of Eagle Forum.
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Bill campaign in for Congress in 2000 gave minority leader Dick Gephardt quite a run for his money.
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And we are so excited to have you with us today, Bill.
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Bill, recently we've noticed a huge rise in anti-Semitism in the United States, even among Christians.
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I know that you have written several books about Islam.
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How did we get to this point?
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Yeah, well, it is first uh great to be with you.
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And there is a um anti-Semitism effort that uh quite honestly is simply a psyops.
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Um it's the river get rid of Israel from the river to the sea.
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Remember that a few years ago?
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Um they just repackaged it for conservatives.
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Um it's called anti-Zionism, uh it's a it's uh, oh, let's not get involved in Israel war, and it totally ignores the caliphate.
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Um so I wrote a whole book on the history of Islam.
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And um the goal of Islam is a one world anti-Christian government called a caliphate.
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Uh if I can just jump in uh to the history, uh Mohammed had a daughter, Fatima, and she was married to Ali, and their followers are Shiat Ali or Shi'ite, and 15% of Muslims are Shi'ite, and they're mostly in Iran.
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And uh Mohammed had a wife, Aisha, the six-year-old that he had a dream two nights in a row of marrying, and the she's the daughter of the general Abu Bakr, and the general said, You're the prophet, here she is, and um got consummated at nine.
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Anyway, Abu Bakr fought alongside of Mohammed in all of his 66 battles and raids where he killed an estimated 3,000 people, and so he said he knew the way.
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And so the word for the way is Sunni, and 85% of Muslims are Sunni, and they're in Turkey and in Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Middle East.
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And uh so Ali had a son named Hussein, who was killed in the Battle of Karbala in 680 AD by the Sunni.
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And this started a blood feud that has gone on for 1400 years between the Sunni and the Shia.
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Um the the uh the the Shia actually have an annual uh reverse pep alley called the Shura, where they get together and mourn for Hassan, the son of Ali that's murdered, and they'll actually take knives and tap them on their forehead so they bleed down their face and they groan and they stir up hatred for the Sunni for killing uh Hussein, the the son of Ali, the the grandson of Mohammed, and uh anyway, so they've been successful in keeping the hate alive for uh uh fourteen hundred years.
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Well, uh Hassan, before he died, had a son who had a son who had a son.
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There are twelve male descendants of Mohammed and called Sharifs.
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So the word Sharif means a blood descendant of Mohammed.
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And the twelfth one disappears from history at the age of five when he in the year eight seventy-four AD.
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Right?
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There's some more battles going on, and all of a sudden he's just not mentioned in history again, and everybody assumes Mali died.
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But the Shiites in Iran are Twelver Islam.
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What's Twelver?
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Well, the twelfth descendant of Mohammed.
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They think that that little boy is still alive, hiding in a cave since 874 AD till now.
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They call it oculation.
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They think he's hiding in a cave, and that he's called the 12th Mahdi or the Hidden Imam, and they think that if they can create a world war, global chaos, then this hidden Mahdi, this 12th descendant of Mohammed will come out of the cave.
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And their version of Christ, which is our version of the Antichrist, will come down and together the two of them will kill all the Jews and all the Christians, kill the little Satan Israel, the big Satan America, and kill all the apes and all the pigs, and set up a one world anti-Christian government called the Caliphate, led by one Muslim antichrist leader named the caliph.
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And so our communists have nuclear weapons, but they're not in a hurry to use them.
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These 12 or Shiite Muslims actually want to create a world war on purpose.
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That's their goal.
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And so that's why uh Trump realized that they needed to take them out, take out their nuclear capability because they they're itching to use it.
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Anyway, I I go through the whole history in my book.
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The title of the book is What Every American needs to know about the Quran, a history of Islam in the United States.
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So Mohammed transitions from being a religious leader to political leader to a military leader.
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He he comes as an immigrant into the Jewish city of Medina, and there's three Jewish tribes or clans or parties, sort of like in the city, and uh he gets offended at the smallest of the three, and the other two sort of stand back because politically they've been sort of competition for a long time.
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And Mohammed confiscates their property and chases them out of town.
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And now there's two Jewish tribes, and Mohammed picks on the smaller of the two.
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And um their political differences.
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Well, you know, we never like that that other Jewish tribe and Mohammed confiscates her property, chases them out of town.
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Now there's one Jewish tribe.
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And Mohammed is taking a bath according to the Hadith, and this spirit appears to him and says, How can you rest when all his enemies are in your midst?
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And he says, where it points at that last Jewish neighborhood.
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He surrounds them for 28 days, brings them into the market and chops off their heads, about 700, and then sells the women and children into slavery.
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So within five years of Mohammed coming into this Jewish city of Medina as an immigrant, there's not a Jew left in the city of Medina.
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They were chased out, killed, or enslaved.
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And so this went into the DNA of Islam.
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Uh immigrate, increase, eliminate.
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Uh and so when Mandami, a month or so ago said in New York, my religion began with Mohammed being a stranger, an immigrant into Medina.
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It's like, yeah, and what happened next?
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And so there's two ways that Islam spreads through the the fast way and the slow way.
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The fast way is through the sword, the slow way is through immigration.
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Uh another way of saying it is immigrate populate dominate.
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Uh and so they'll come into a host country, sort of like an invasive species, and they'll incubate and they'll gravitate together and increase their numbers, and then they start getting involved in politics, and then they have random outbreaks of violence, uh, usually by young Muslim men at asset attacks and rapes and knifings, and the previous inhabitants of the neighborhood no longer feel safe and move out, and and they take over the neighborhood.
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And so this there's a 1400-year history of this happening.
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And so within five years of Mohammed's death, every pre-existing culture in Arabia is conquered.
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And then they conquer Egypt.
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People forget Egypt used to be Christian, evangelized by Mark that wrote the gospel, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
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And the Coptic Christians in Egypt, Coptic is the Egyptian word for Egyptian.
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The Coptic Christians are being persecuted by the Byzantine Christians from Constantinople.
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And the Muslims come to the border and say, We'll help you Coptics against the Byzantines.
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And they're like, Really?
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You'll help our party against this other party.
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And they come in and then they end up taking over.
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And then in the year 1009, the Muslim uh Sultan Al Hakim, you know, Hakim is a Muslim name like Hakim Jeffrey's.
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Um, Al Hakim decides that Arabic is the divine language, and that uh he wants to eradicate the Egyptian Coptic language.
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So he has his soldiers at the door of the house.
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Listen, if the family is speaking Coptic, they kick in the door and cut out the tongues of everybody in the family.
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Uh and then um they conquered uh Jerusalem, which had been a Byzantine Christian city since Constantine.
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And the Byzantine Greek Orthodox bishop in Jerusalem negotiates a deal.
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Instead of two choices, convert or die, you get a third choice.
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It's called being a dimi, a second class citizen, where you pay taxes to your new Muslim overlords, and they let you live.
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And so the Somali Muslims come into Minneapolis, 80% of them are on welfare.
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Why?
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Because in their mind, the infidel nation that they're conquering is supposed to be their dimi, and they're supposed to pay the taxes to support them.
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And then in the year 642 AD, the Caliph Umar conquered Syria.
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Syria was the first country that was completely Christian, evangelized by the Apostle Paul.
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The name Christian was first used in Syria until they conquered it.
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And then there used to be 250 Catholic dioceses along North Africa.
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Uh St.
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Augustine of Hippo is from Carthage, today that's Tunisia.
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A movement had swept through Christianity prior to this called monasticism, where if you really become a Christian, you should give away your money and join a monastery or live in a cave as a hermit.
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They called them desert fathers, and uh it was this their version of separation of church and state.
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Like if you really become a Christian, you just withdraw in private and enjoy your own intimate relationship with the Lord and forget what kind of country you're leaving your kids.
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And so the Muslims conquered all of North Africa in ten years, the Umayyad Muslims.
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And then in the year 711, the Muslim general Tariq crosses the Strait of uh of Gibraltar and lands at a mountain, and the word for mountain is Jabal, so they called it Jabal Tariq, Jibalteric, Gibraltar.
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The Rock of Gibraltar is the Jabal Tariq, the mountain where Tariq lands with 80,000 Muslims.
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They're on Arabian horses with stirrups and cemetery swords.
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Europeans are still fighting on foot with heavy metal swords, and they do the same thing.
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Spain is a bunch of Visigothic kingdoms that didn't get along.
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And the Muslims would pick on one and conquer it, and the other ones would stand back.
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Well, they were been competition for me for centuries.
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Then they'd conquer another one.
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Well, they I never really liked them.
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And they whittled away in ten years, they conquered all of Spain, crossed the Pyrenees, conquered southern France, and they're finally stopped outside of Paris at the Battle of Tours in 732 A.D., just 100 years after the death of Mohammed in 632 A.D.
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And so the first century of Christianity is what we look to as the example of what a pure Christian should act like.
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Well, the fundamental Muslims look back to the first century of Islam, and it's a military campaign.
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Now in 632 is when the Muslims conquer Persia or Iran.
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Persia had been weakened by a 700-year war with Rome.
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And even after Rome became Christian, it was still fighting Persia.
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Uh the terrible, terrible battles.
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Matter of fact, right before Mohammed, the Persians swept through the holy land and destroyed or damaged every church except the one in Bethlehem, because it had a mural of the three wise men on the wall dressed in their Persian outfits, right?
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Magi is a Persian word, right?
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Daniel was in the court, and uh and so they let that church stand.
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But the the two superpowers beat each other up, and into this power vacuum came Islam.
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And so Persia was weakened uh militarily, and the Muslim general Khalid ibn al-Walid, nicknamed the drawn sword of Allah, because he was undefeated in a hundred battles.
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Uh, he conquers Persia.
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And so now Persia is civilized.
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I mean, we're talking Esther, we're talking Daniel, we're talking Cyrus, a thousand years of civilization.
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Arabs were illiterate desert raiders.
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Mohammed could never read his whole life.
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The word Quran means recitation.
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It's an oral thing.
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People say, how can um how can he memorize these verses if he's illiterate?
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Well, they had a rhyme to them, so sort of like uh a beat, uh, like rap music, right?
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So they would they could while they're riding their camels, they would rap these these verses.
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And anyway, so now we see that when you mix civilization of Persia with Islam, it moderates it, and so this period is called the Islamic Golden Age.
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They make Baghdad the capital.
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If you remember the movie, you know, uh Aladdin's lamp that you know the Disney did and flying carpet.
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That was Persia under um Al-Rashid.
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And he was moderate.
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Uh he had Buddhists come and talk in his court and Christians and women in his court, and he even received a delegation from Charlemagne in the 800s, and he sends back presents to Charlemagne and a clock and all kinds of stuff, and uh and he has scholars, Al-Farabi and Avicenna and of Eros, and they're studying Greek philosophy and medicine and math, and and if you were taking a snapshot of the world, you would have thought that Islam is about to experience the Renaissance.
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But it all gets slapped down by Ghazali.
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He was a Mujahideen or renewer of the faith.
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He was a radical Muslim, and then the Mongols come, Genghis Khan, and they like wipe out uh Hulugukhan uh kills like a hundred thousand in Baghdad.
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Anyway, um, but the Abbasid dynasty before it got conquered, uh they were hiring Turks to be mercenaries to to help fight the Mongols, and the Turks ended up becoming the new power player in Islam.
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The Seljuk Turks that invaded into the Holy Land um and uh the Christians begged for help and they sent help was called the Crusades, right?
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And then the Ottoman Turks, and then they conquered into what is today Turkey.
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So all seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation were conquered by the Turks.
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And then they conquered Constantinople, the biggest city in the world at the time, cut off the land routes to India, like Marco Polo went from Venice, Italy to China two centuries earlier, no more, because can they conquer Constantinople?
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And that's when Columbus set sail looking for a sea route.
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So uh Columbus would have never set sail over here had it not been for Jihad over there.
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Uh in the year 1502 is when Persia officially becomes Shiite 12 or Islam, 1502.
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Uh, but another dynamic starts happening.
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Um some British traders come down, the Shirley brothers, Robert and I think Anthony, and and they uh come down from the from Russia and they make their way to Persia and they start doing a British called Anglo-Persian treaties.
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And the uh French make a treaty with the Turks, and um and so for three centuries you have uh the um the French are upgrading the uh the the Turkish military.
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But now we got the European powers getting mixed up with the Arab politics, with the Middle Eastern politics.
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And so the British help the uh Persians uh capture the Strait of Hormuz.
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Harmuz used to be controlled by Portugal.
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Remember Vasco de Gama, the Portuguese guy that went over from Portugal around South Africa to go to India.
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Well, the Portuguese controlled the Strait of Harmuz, and these the islands and all those different things.
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They they controlled that, but the British, with their British East India Company ships, together with the Persians capture the Strait of Harmuz, and from that point on, uh Harmuz is controlled by Persia or Iran.
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And then you have uh the Mongols come through, right?
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Genghis Khan, a descendant of Genghis Khan uh is Tamerlane, and he kills uh seventeen million people.
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Um he has a Quran so big they got a hairy carry on in a wheelbarrow.
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Uh he has his arm entire army stopped five times a day and prays he's really religious, and he captures Baghdad, India, and kills like two hundred thousand people just because they're Hindu.
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Uh he says, I want to be a Ghazi, an Islamic warrior.
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Uh, and so where are the infidels that I'm gonna kill them?
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And they say, Well, there's lots of infidels in India.
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And so he builds towers of skulls.
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He tells his men to come back where they skull in every hand.
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And Tamerlane basically wiped out what was left of Christianity in Central Asia.
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I mean, he just totally bulldozed it all through.
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A descendant of Tamerlane is Baber, and he founded the Mughhal Islamic dynasty in India.
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So we'll paint the picture here.
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We have Muhammad was an Arab, and all the original Muslims were Arab, and then they conquer Persia, so now you have Persian or Iranian Muslims, and then the uh they conquer India, and now you have Mughhal dynasty Muslims in India, Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal, and um, and then you have the Turks are Muslim.
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So you got different kinds of Muslims here.
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We are speaking with prolific author Bill Federer, and he's been talking today about the history of Islam.
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So continue with your history.
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And um, and so then you have Russia and Russia is fighting the Persian Muslims, and uh then Turkey is um is involved in the fighting, but the mug halls in India, that's where you get Shah Jahan.
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Uh the British East India Company lands in Bengal in the year 1714, uh and they open a trading post that turns into a trading fort, which turns into them getting involved in the politics in Bengal in India.
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Uh eventually the British take over uh them.
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Uh but during this process uh what the Europeans are getting more involved.
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The Dutch had a presence in India, but the British more or less chased them out, and so the Dutch take over Indonesia.
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Interestingly enough, Indonesia was Muslim, uh, but whenever an imam began to speak out against killing and overthrowing the Dutch, the Dutch would arrest the Imam and get rid of him.
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And then another Imam would speak out and they'd arrest him and get rid of him.
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Another one is speak out, they get rid of him until pretty soon these Imams said, you know what, let's just not talk about overthrowing the Dutch.
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And it turned into a moderate form of Islam in Indonesia that lasted for 300 years.
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And so the Indonesian Muslims have traditions of not being violent.
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Um Saudi Arabians took over Mecca in in uh 1924.
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The Hajj, the pilgrimage that Muslims make once in their lifetime, um they would go to Mecca and get infected with this Wahhabiism, this fundamental Islam.
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So we've seen since 1924 on a little bit more of the violence creeping back into Indonesia.
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Um but the Dutch uh had uh had helped develop a more moderate form of Islam in Indonesia.
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So Britain, right before World War I, they switched their Navy from coal to oil, but there's no oil in Britain, and so in 1908, they formed the Anglo-Iranian oil company, better known as BP.
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So BP British Petroleum was the Anglo Iranian oil company, and that provide oil for the British Navy.
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The Germans industrialized prior to World War I, and they don't have any oil, and so they make a treaty with the Turks, right?
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Kirkkuk, which controlled Iraq, and so you so world war one, half of it took place in the Middle East over oil.
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After World War I, they redraw the map of Europe, they redraw the map of the Middle East, and the British uh France takes Lebanon and Syria, Russia takes a little Armenia, you know, the the they divide up, the British take the Suez Canal, and then the British get the British mandate, which is the land from the Mediterranean over to Iraq and Syria down to Arabia.
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And um, and that's when uh they give it to the Jews um with the Balfour Declaration.
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Um Heim Wiseman, a Jewish chemist from Russia, uh fiddler on the roof, all the Jews fled.
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Well, some of the Jews went to Britain.
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And so Chaim Wiseman's family's in Britain, and he's the one who takes breweries and turns them into uh making uh this bacterial fermentation process to make acetone that they use to have explosives, and so now the military um of the British is got plenty of explosives, and so afterwards they're gonna reward him, and he asks for land in the part of the British mandate, and and that's when the Jews get the land.
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Um a monkey wrench was thrown in the works uh by Lawrence of Arabia.
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He was a British lieutenant stationed in Cairo, and he was sent to meet with the Sharif of Mecca and uh the Arab Muslims and see if they would be willing to help the British defeat the Turkish Muslims.
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And so um they do.
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Uh but Lawrence of Arabia admitted that he lied.
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Instead of just reporting back, he took it upon himself to promise the Arabs that if they help the British defeat the Turkish Muslims, they will get all the land in the Middle East.
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Well, now this is a problem because the British just gave this British mandate to the Jews.
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And and Lawrence of Arabia admitted in his book uh Seven Pillars of Wisdom in 1922.
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He goes, I risk the fraud on my conviction that Arab help was necessary to our cheap and speedy victory, and better we win and then afterwards break our word than lose.
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And uh he called himself a trickster, and he says to prevent this.
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I began to uh you know, hide in my reports the true nature of things.
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So he's telling the British these Arabs are just nice, they're just helping you because they want to, and then he's telling the Arabs you're gonna get all the land.
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And then so after the war, Winston Churchill is like trying to pick up the pieces.
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He's like, What did you promise them?
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So he goes to the Sharif of Mecca and he says, Look, I'm gonna take a land that used to be part of the Ottoman Empire.
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I'm gonna carve it out, I'm gonna call it Iraq, and I'm gonna take your son Fosl and make him king of Iraq.
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Well, Fasil thought that he was supposed to get all the land, including Syria, but the French said no, we got Syria as a protectorate, and they drive him out.
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And so Falzal's brother Abdullah is going to start another war.
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And Winston Churchill says, okay, and at a lunch in Cairo, he pulls out a napkin, and he takes away two-thirds of the land that he had given the Jews, and he creates another Arab homeland country called Jordan.
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And he takes Abdullah and makes them king of Jordan.
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And he's like, okay, that ought to suffice these Arabs.
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We've given them the two big chunks, but he takes two-thirds of the land that was given to the Jews away from the Jews.
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Uh and then the the British push through the white papers in 1922 to limit Jewish immigration over there.
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And um, and then you have um the Muslim Brotherhood's so the dynamics.
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Uh after World War I, the Ottoman Empire's gone.
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Turkey gets a moderate leader named Ataturk.
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And he distances himself from the Sultan and all that Muslim history, and he wants to create a secular state.
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And he said, Mohammedism is nothing more than Arab politics.
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It might have suited tribes in the desert.
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It's no good for a modern progressive state.
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So Ataturk bans the calls to prayer, the the fezes, the burkas, the beards, he lets women get educated, and he has a friend named Reza Shah, who overthrew the leader in Iran of the Kajar dynasty, and he set up a uh you know, constitutional monarchy in Iran, and he's secular.
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Reza Shah and he's like getting letting women get educated and letting them have fashions and uh and then you have these small these different countries, Afghanistan, having secular leaders and wanting to distance themselves from the fundamentalist Muslim pest.
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And it's working pretty good until 1928.
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Uh six members of the Suez Canal Company form the Muslim Brotherhood.
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And they say uh the stop being friends with the West.
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And they began to target these secular Muslim leaders and assassinate them.
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So Abdullah gets assassinated on the Temple Mount while he's in the uh Al Asuka Mosque, and they did assassinate on war Sadat because he made a treaty with the Jews.
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And so you have these leaders in these countries wanting to be friends with the West, but they simultaneously don't want to be assassinated.
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So they're trying to pretend uh the situation as a matter of fact, in in Egypt, Amor Sadat uh made this treaty with Menach and Bagan, and both of them win the Nobel Peace Prize, and Pat Robert.
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And Billy Graham praise Anwar Sadat for having the courage to not be afraid of the Muslim Brotherhood and to make this treaty with the Jews.
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Well, guess what?
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The Muslim Brotherhood people had infiltrated the Egyptian military, and they're having a parade.
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And the military suddenly stops and turns and faces and shoots their machine guns at the president of the country on War Sadat and kill him.
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Mubarak's wounded, falls down, uh he goes to the hospital, recovers, and he takes over running Egypt, and he is trying to be friends with America while trying not to get assassinated, and he's doing a good job until Obama gets elected.
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He goes to Egypt.
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He disinvites Mubarak from the meeting and fills the room with Muslim Brotherhood people.
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And then uses Facebook and social media to organize the Arab Spring and overthrow the rest of the moderate leaders and then usher in the goal of this caliphate, this uh fundamentalist Islamic uh uh world, and little Israel is standing in the way.
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Um and and so they have the 1948 war and the 1967 war and then the 1973 war and and little Israel.
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So people are saying, well, you know, America shouldn't get involved in Israel's war.
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It's like um uh Israel's holding back the caliphate.
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Um the Ayatollah, uh this Twelver Muslim Shiite was calling uh America the big Satan, Death to America, and calling Israel the little Satan.
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Uh he was doing that on his own, motivated by his Shiite Twelver Islamic theology.
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Um it's not America helping the Jews to fight this war.
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Um they've declared us their enemy since 1979 when Jimmy Carter let the Ayatollah take over Iran.
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Which brings up another little part.
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Um so we have World War One ends, we have uh Reza Shah, a secular leader in Iran, World War II begins.
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And Reza Shah did not drive out Germans.
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And so Britain and the Soviet Union do a coup and overthrow Reza Shah and put in Mazedek.
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And he's okay for a short time, but then when the Cold War starts, starts Mazdek begins to side with the Soviet Union.
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He's supported by the Tudah Communist Party, and he confiscates all the oil fields in Iran, including all the BP oil fields, including the largest oil refinery in the world in Iran.
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And so suddenly Britain has an oil shortage, and their Navy has an oil shortage, and they appeal to Eisenhower, who approves Operation Ajax, where our CIA goes over there and does a coup and overthrows the Prime Minister Mazadek and helps to support uh Reza Shaw Pallavi, the son of Reza Shaw.
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And for 37 years, he loves America.
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He's meeting with you know Truman, Eisenhower, uh Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, the Cadillac Seville is built over in Iran.
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Women get to go to medical school, they get to wear any type of fashions and dress that they want.
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Um the Shah allowed so much freedom.
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So the college campuses had long haired kids, had discos and dances like this in the 70s, and you had all the you know their version of a hippie movement, and they had music and everything, and these college kids begin to fall under the influence of socialist organizers from the Soviet Union.
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And so the same way I mean it's hard for us to imagine you could have college kids uh being um uh organized uh by socialists to do protests.
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Um but they're doing it over here.
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Well, they were doing it over there, and these naive college students, and they're organizing riots.
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And Jimmy Carter's ambassador, William Sullivan somehow gets convinced that that the Shaw is going to probably get overthrown, and they'll put in a pro-Soviet leader like Mazadek was.
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And um rather than come to the Shah's rescue, Jimmy Carter abandons him.
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And there's quotes of Reagan saying we should have come to the Shah's rescue.
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There's even uh Trump, like in 1980 said we should have come to the Shah's rescue.
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But Jimmy Carter instead began to communicate with the Ayatollah Khomeini, who's exiled in France for 15 years because he's a radical, radical Muslim, and the Shah is secular.
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And uh the Ayatollah tells Jimmy Carter, well, if you let me take over Iran, I won't be friends with the Soviets, and we'll keep relations with America the same.
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And Carter was so naive, and he's surrounded by globalist advisors, Rockefellers, and so forth.
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He says, okay.
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So Carter pressures the Shah to leave in 1979, and he tells our military to stand down and not help them.
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And the Ayatollah lands his plane, comes out, arrests all the pro-American generals, brings them to the top of a high school and executes them and then hunts down pro-American people and kills them, and then all those college students that helped the to get rid of the Shah, the Ayatollah kills them.
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And they're like dumbfounded.
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They're like, We helped you get in power.
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He goes, Yeah, but now I'm in power.
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I don't need you.
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The college students they get pulled into doing these protests.
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Uh, they don't realize that they're actually preparing for their own demise.
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And so now the Ayatollah uh is totally in control of Iran, and he begins to so to form Hezbollah in Lebanon to hate the Jews, and then Hezbollah is you know this movement um blows up the U.S.
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Marine barracks in 1983, killing 241 U.S.
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Marines, and Reagan's response was just to leave.
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And then uh the Iran starts calling America the Great Satan and chance death to America, and then uh helps support Hamas and the Houthis, extending their influence.
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And you have Soviets, it's a three-way thing, it's like Chinese checkers.
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So you have uh Reagan says, well, we don't want Iran to win the Iran-Iraq war.
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So our country was helping uh Saddam Hussein in Iraq to fight from 1980 to 1988 to fight the Iranians.
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And then you have the Soviets.
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And so RCIA is arming and training the Taliban uh to fight the Soviets in the Soviet Afghan war.
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Tom Hanks did a movie about this called Charlie Wilson's War, and and Sylvester Stallone did a movie on it called Rambo III.
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Uh and so you have the dynamics of the Middle East, but then you have these European powers uh, you know, doing proxy wars, or you know, Russia and and so forth.
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Um but Iran um Trump had put sanctions on Iran, so any country that does business with them, America won't do business with those countries.
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And so Iran couldn't sell its oil because if anybody bought it, Trump said we're not going to do business with you, and America's a big customer.
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Uh and so Iran was uh uh on the verge of collapsing uh economically, and they could have done a regime change, but Biden gets in and and removes the sanctions, and this lets the Iranians get access to millions of dollars.
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So Iran is um selling oil to China and China's giving them their cameras.
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Uh so China has cameras everywhere and they track everybody and you know.
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Well, now with Iran, uh those women that are not wearing burkas, they can do facial recognition and find out who they are and track them down and arrest them.
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Uh the Ayatollah actually wrote a book on Sharia where a woman cannot leave her house without a male relative.
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Uh the woman has to be covered.
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If she gets raped, it's her fault, and then she gets whipped a hundred times.
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And anyway, again, stuff that's in my book, it's called Whatever American Needs to Know About the Quran, a history of Islam in the United States, and my website's American Minute.com.
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Welcome back.
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We are speaking with prolific author Bill Federer.
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He has been sharing with us a brief history of Islam, uh, starting with Mohammed, and it's been just absolutely fascinating.
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I don't know how one person can have so much information in their minds.
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It's very, very interesting.
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Tell us again your website.
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Yeah, it's called American Minute.com, American Minute.com, and we have.
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Have this book called What Every American Needs to Know About the Quran, a history of Islam in the United States.
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And we just recently came up with a flash drive that has my book as an audio and a PDF and about 30 videos of me talking about this, you know, with a PowerPoint presentations and so forth.
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So again, American Minute.com is the website.
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The philosophy of Islam is they only respect strength.
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The one Stephen Decatur said Algerians were believed to be masters of duplicity, willing to make agreements and break them as they found convenient.
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So we think of treaty as okay, we can finally rest.
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They think a treaty is timeout so they can re-arm, right?
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So if there is a treaty with Iran without a regime change in their mind, it is just giving them more time to rebuild so that they can have more missiles the next time they do attack.
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So unless you can put in somebody like you know the raise of Shah's son and get a complete regime change.
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If not, they'll they'll lie with whatever they can say, and then they'll get back to their caliphate is their goal.
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And this brings up another thing.
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So I'm I mentioned at the beginning how two years ago it was these uh liberal college students saying, from the river to the sea, from the you know, wearing these lesbians wearing the you know the checkered bandanas uh from the river to the sea.
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And you you know, the uh on the street interviewers would say um, you know, what river, what sea?
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They go, Oh, I don't know.
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I mean, they're just they're naive college students, right?
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And um, well, they repackage that and they call it anti-Zionism.
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They say repackaged it to to get conservatives.
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And so you know how I'm talking about it's it's not chess with two sides, it's more like Chinese checkers with multiple sides.
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Uh, you have globalists, uh, the deep state, and they want to have their their world government.
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Um, and so uh and is Islamists want a world government.
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So they see that their goals are overlapping and they're happy to work together against uh people that like freedom uh and then they'll fight it out against each other uh afterwards.
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It's sort of like the woman rides the beast, and then afterwards the beast tears the flesh off the woman.
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Um and so you have this this red green alliance where the um communists uh are the red and they're happy to work with the green, which is the Islamists, uh and so the communists uh they after World War I did not like countries in Europe, India, and Egypt becoming friends with the West and setting up republics.
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And so they would send KGB agents into the countries to do what's called critical theory, where you observe all the groups, economic groups, racial groups, religious groups, and you categorize them as victims and oppressors, haves and have nots, and then you would want them to fight each other.
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But how did you do that?
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You would uh identify the influencers of the groups, and then they would target the influencers with what's called an influence campaign, and they would try to befriend them.
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They did that in America in the 1950s in Hollywood, who are the influencers in America was the movie producers.
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And so they would target them and invite them to their Hollywood parties, and they would befriend them, and then they would seed them with divisive messages.
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Vietnam War is bad, capitalists are bad, this and that, and then they would put that into their movies, and they would spread that to their followers.
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And the goal is to split the country into uh radical left, radical right, get them to fight each other, and then once there's bloodshed and rioting, everybody wants to blame somebody for it, and they use co-op the media to blame the leader of the country for all the problems, and as his popularity falls, then they can do a coup and replace the leader with a Soviet puppet, right?
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And so country after country in Europe would fall, Truman does nothing because he thought the United Nations will help solve it, and Eisenhower does something, and he decides to do the same thing in reverse, and with the CIA and Alan Dulles and so forth.
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So these tactics, uh Obama turned them inward on America with the Smith Munt Modernization Act and the executive order using behavioral science insights for the benefit of the American people, and the countering foreign propaganda and disinformation act, Obama began to say it's okay for the government to use these tactics that we're using overseas to try to overthrow these Soviet countries, you know, former commerce countries.
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You can we can use them politically against his his opponents.
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And uh, and so um w one of the most recent um is uh Charlie Kirk.
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And he was a friend of mine for 10 years.
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I was with him in Seoul Korea four days before he was shot.
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Charlie Kirk had mobilized a massive youth enthusiasm to do what?
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Uh put Jesus first, go to church, get married, have kids, save the country.
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And so they're like, okay, this is uh a group, and they began to identify who were the influencers left that could influence Charlie's followers.
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And they began to do an influence campaign on those people.
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Uh and now with AI, they can even do it online and they can feed them more and reinforce them in their views, and and they would sow these divisive messages in their followers.
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And the goal is to lose the midterms.
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The goal is to bring division.
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So all of the Charlie Kirk enthusiasm has been diffused, not all of it, but a lot of it has been diffused in what's called conspiracy media.
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And so if you look at the people involved in conspiracy media, they do not care about the midterms.
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They're doing nothing to win the midterms.
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Charlie would do something to win the midterms.
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I knew Charlie.
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He thought politically, right?
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He was a strong Christian, but he thought politically, strategically.
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Um, but these new conspiracy media people, all they want is clicks.
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Uh, it's the, you know, attack the Jews, get the views.
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Um, and so now they've been successful uh to a large degree in taking this enthusiasm and squandering it on chasing these conspiracy theories down rabbit holes.
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The goal is to get people so distracted they do not vote.
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And now you even have some of these influencers saying don't vote.
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One of them is even saying, I'm gonna vote Democrat.
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It's like what better message could the left want to spread to Charlie Kirk's followers is don't vote, right?
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And so if they can win the midterms, they can impeach Trump.
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Uh then they'll go after all of Trump's administration.
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Uh, and then they'll go after all his supporters.
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And then they'll go after the moms speaking out at school boards because they don't want their kids transgendered, and they'll go after the pro-life Catholics, and it'll be back to the way it was, and the globalists will be able to take over and push their globalist agenda and won't have Trump stopping them.
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The Islamists will be able to do their uh caliphate.
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Uh I mean, we're talking end time scenario here.
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And so it's important for us not to be psyopted.
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How do you know it's a psy-op?
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Number one, no matter what they say, their their efforts are contributing to losing the midterms.
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Number two, they'll focus on the Israel lobby, and they'll ignore the Chinese lobby.
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I mean, the Chinese, you know, what was that one uh Swalwell uh, you know, with the Fang Fang Chinese girlfriend, um, Feinstein had a Chinese chauffeur for decades.
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Uh the Chinese are buying up land drawn military bases.
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Uh they're uh getting college students to get jobs, and then they're holding their family hostage, saying if you don't give us intel, you know, bad things will happen to your family.
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And so then they the same people ignore the Qatar lobby.
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Qatar's got trillions of dollars and they're making an influence, and they'll ignore the Saudi lobby, and they'll they'll ignore every other lobby, and they'll say it's just Israel.
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That's a sign that this is a psyops, right?
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Uh anybody that has any reasoned sense will say, yes, there's lots of players trying to influence politicians.
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Um so who would have thought that within a month of Charlie Kirk's death, you could split MAGA and get a bunch of conservatives to side with the Ayatollah to set up a caliphate by getting rid of the little Satan Israel, and then they want to hopscotch and get rid of the big Satan America.
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And so that's what happened.
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Uh they they ignore the fact that um that Israel is a democracy that's been uh helping to push back the caliphate, little country of nine million people, uh surrounded by four hundred million Muslims.
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Again, most of the Muslims would be happy to be moderate, but if the non-Muslim world doesn't show strength, and the the very violent ones do show strength, uh these leaders don't want to be assassinated, and so they're gonna end up siding with the fundamental ones, and then it'll be an apocalyptic scenario.
49:05
Very interesting.
49:06
Could you go back to explaining a little bit more about wiseman and the Balford agreement?
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Yeah.
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Uh author Balfour.
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So you had what's called the Second Great Awakening Revival and the early 1800s.
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You have Charles Finney, you have preachers, you have tent revivals, and one of the groups discovered in the Bible that Jesus is going to come back and rule and reign for a thousand years.
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And so the word for a thousand is millennial.
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So they were nicknamed Millennialists.
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Now, it's been in the Bible all the time, but during the previous centuries, they were worrying about you know a covenant form of government, they were worrying about other different things, but now they they found and so these millennialists were talking about Jesus coming back.
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One of them was the Millerites, and they set a date that Jesus was going to come back in 1844, and when he
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Did not come back.
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There's what's called the Great Disappointment.
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And lots of people dropped out of church.
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But this millennial movement would notice in scriptures, like Zachariah 1111, that says, I will regather the Jews a second time from all four corners of the world back to their homeland in Judah.
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And it's like, okay, well, the first time they were regathered was basically from Babylon, you know, maybe from Assyria, but it wasn't from the four corners of the world.
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And so these uh millennialists would say the Jews are supposed to, they read in Revelation, where it says a third of the Jews will be killed, you know, and when Jerusalem is attacked, and it's like, well, there's it has to be Jews over there for a third of the Jews to be killed.
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The abomination of desolation, you know, where the Antichrist goes in the temple.
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Well, there has to be a Jewish temple for him to go in to sit there and say that he's God.
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And so uh believe it or not, it was Christians that went to Jewish circles and planted the seed uh for the Jews to go back to the Holy Land.
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Uh so Theodore Herzl is the one who was a Jew who organized the first Zionist Congress in 1897.
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Uh one of the people who attended was Henry Dunant, who founded the International Red Cross.
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He's the first recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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And um uh and he was a YMCA director.
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My son and I wrote a book on the history of the YMCA.
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It's called Courageous Christianity.
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What when Harriet Truman fought in World War I, he had a buddy that was in his battalion named Eddie Jacobson.
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And Eddie Jacobson uh and Truman after the war started a men's clothing store in Kansas City.
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Truman gets involved in politics, becomes U.S.
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Senator from Missouri, becomes vice president for FDR, and Eddie Jacobson still is selling clothes.
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And when uh the United Nations is formed with Harry S.
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Truman being president, uh, the British say this is this answer to our problems.
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We are going to surrender our British mandate to the United Nations on May 15th, 1948.
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And we're going to dust our hands and say we are fed up with the Middle East.
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And so now the clock's ticking.
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And this little country of Israel is probably going to be absorbed into Jordan or the other different countries.
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And so Chaim Wiseman is the president.
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He's the one that came up with acetone, uh, who got the land with the Balford declaration.
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Um he comes to America, and all of the president's advisors say stay out of the Middle East.
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Don't get involved.
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And Eddie Jacobson calls Harry S.
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Truman.
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Say, uh, this guy, Hiam Wiseman, he's come halfway around the world.
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Uh can you just spend 15 minutes with him?
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And Truman likes him.
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Truman was raised Baptist, and he was raised with the prophecies of Israel going back.
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And Heim Wiseman says, you could do something that hasn't been done in 2,000 years.
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You can help the Jews go back and re-establish their presence in the Holy Land.
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And so Truman, a Democrat, backs the um the Jews going back.
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And he puts it into the Democratic Party platform.
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So this is not Trump.
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Uh, this is not um this is in the 1948 Democrat Party platform.
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President Truman, by granting immediate recognition to Israel, uh is um extending welcome to those who have long sought uh peop uh freedom.
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We pledge full recognition to the state of Israel.
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We affirmed the state of Israel's right to self-defense.
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And that was in the Democrat Party platform.
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Uh and so you you see this history of um uh America having an ally over there, just like Iran.
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The Shah was our ally over there until um Jimmy Carter abandoned him.
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And so if we abandon uh Israel, are all our problems gonna go away?
53:58
Um that was what uh FDR faced.
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If we if we don't get involved in World War II, within a few months, Britain will fall, and all of Europe will be Nazi, and all the Pacific will be Japanese, and it'll be just America.
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And so FDR is like, okay, you know, we we gotta get involved and help Britain.
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Um when we say America first, we're just gonna totally ignore it.
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The world isn't gonna ignore us.
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Right.
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They still consider us the great Satan.
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Uh and um if if you thought Mandami winning New York energized the Muslims, and hundreds of them are now running for office, and about 40% of them are getting elected.
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Uh if you thought that was energizing, if Israel ever falls, literally every one of them will probably think it's happening now rather than later.
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And we will see a potential jihad uh of apocalyptic uh dimensions.
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So I think you know, Trump's buying his time, and uh uh but if we don't get involved, and if he gets impeached, it'll be back to their um their time plan uh relatively quickly.
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And we'll be on doing a podcast a year from now, and um may not have the freedoms that we have right now.
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So the goal is to uh lose the midterms, and and the best psyops is where the people that are being used are unwittingly doing it.
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They they don't know they've been psyopted.
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Um and it doesn't come into focus unless you study the Cold War and you see how the CIA and the KGB had psyopted countries and divide them into groups, spin them against each other, and then they would weaken the country and take over.
55:40
Well, thank you so much.
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So much information.
55:44
I we wish we could go in another hour, but unfortunately our time has come to an end.
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So um you say your website one more time, and also I wanted to ask you how many books have you written now?
55:57
We're in about 30 books, and they're all on the website, American Minute.com, and we do have flash drives and videos, and the one in particular is what every American needs to know about the Quran, a history of Islam and the United States.
56:13
Well, thank you for joining us today on Last Hope of a Dying Republic.
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Folks, we're glad you could be here today.
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Thank you, Bill.
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It's been great to have you.
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It's been extremely informative.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.