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Brigitte Gabriel: The Peaceful Majority MUST Fight To Preserve Freedom · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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  defending biblical Christianity.
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  No topic, off limits.
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  And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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  God bless you, friends, family.
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  Thank you so much for watching, listening, and sharing the podcast.
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  Today's guest says, God doesn't change the world with lightning in the sky.
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  He changes things through his people.
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  And she also said that Christians getting educated and informed is great, but the most important
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  thing we need to do is engage.
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  So today, we're blessed to have Brigitte Gabriel, National Security Analyst, New York Times
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  Best Selling Author, and founder and chairman of Act for America.org.
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  Her latest best seller is called Rise in Defense of Judeo-Christian Values and Freedom.
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  And we can't wait to get to her and hear her story and what's going on with Act for
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  America.
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  Welcome, Brigitte.
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  I thank you, David.
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  I'm delighted to be with you.
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  Oh, my goodness.
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  I'm just so thankful that we're able to connect with you today.
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  And we met.
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  Actually, we didn't meet, but we were a part of a Zoom call or Zoom group Liberty Pastors,
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  which I've been affiliated with since 2020.
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  You were kind enough to come and just pump up all the pastors there in that Zoom call.
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  It was just a phenomenal presentation.
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  Some of that, what you're going to share today.
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  But let's go back before we go to, by the way, friends, the website act for America.org.
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  Act for America.org.
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  So, Brigitte, let's take us back to when you were 10 years old.
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  You're living in Southern Lebanon and militant Muslims came in and declared G-Hod.
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  And there was a Christian settlement or community there.
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  Tell us about that and then how that brought you to America.
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  Actually, David, most people don't realize that Lebanon used to be the only majority Christian
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  country in the Middle East.
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  We were over 80 percent Christians in the country when we got our independence from France
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  in the early 40s.
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  Yes, Christian, it's a Christian nation.
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  And Lebanon was the only non-Muslim state in the Middle East other than the state of Israel,
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  which is the Jewish nation.
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  The mistake that we did is we did not do what the Jewish nation did, where they called
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  all the Jews from all over the world.
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  Now you have a home.
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  You can come to come to the state of Israel.
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  What the Christians in Lebanon did, because we were open-minded and fair and tolerant and
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  all that good stuff.
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  He said, we're going to be so fair in the way we divide the government.
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  So we're going to have, we're going to divide it according to religion, religious representation
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  of the country.
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  So the Prime Minister had to be in Sunni, the President had to be a Maronite Christian.
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  And that's how we divided the rest of the government.
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  Actually, we are a republic exactly like the United States of America.
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  But what happened was we imported people into our country who did not share our values.
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  We imported Palestinian refugees who came to the country, while most of the Arabic
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  world did not want to have anything to do with them or want them.
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  Lebanon was the only country in the Middle East to accept the third wave of Palestinian refugees.
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  Once they came into the country, they put their heads together with the Muslims in the
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  country and declared war on the Christians.
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  They wanted to create a base from which to fight Israel, kill the Jews and throw them
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  into the sea, something they tried to do in Jordan failed because of the dictatorship
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  of the king.
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  But they were able to do that on Lebanon using our democracy to topple our democracy.
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  And that's when my life changed.
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  So my 9-11 happened to me in 1975 when this radical Islamic Palestinian terrorist blew
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  up my home, bringing it down under, um, burying me under the rebel wounded.
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  I ended up two and a half months in a hospital.
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  And later when I came back home, my home was no longer the home I left.
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  I ended up living in a bomb shelter underground in an 8-10 room without electricity, without
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  water, and very little food.
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  And that's where I lived for the next 7 years of my life from the age of 10 till the
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  age of 17 robbed of my youth.
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  Oh my goodness.
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  So how did you make it to America then?
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  What got you here?
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  I ended up moving to Israel to Jerusalem and I became news anchor for world news in the
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  Middle East covering world events.
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  And that's where I met my American worker respondent, uh, Falun Love married him.
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  I came to America by marriage, uh, in 1989 and I thought I left all the crazies behind.
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  I thought, I'm going to start my American life.
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  I'm going to work so hard.
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  I want to attain the, obtain the American dream.
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  And I thought, okay, you know, the, the hard times are over the wars over the crazies
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  are over.
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  Now I'm in America.
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  Uh, 9-11, 2001 changed all that for me.
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  9-11, 2001 made me realize that the crazies that I left behind are now in the United
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  States.
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  Um, and, and, and 9-11 was a defining moment for America, really, uh, actually it was
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  a defining moment for the whole world, but specifically for America.
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  It changed the way we travel.
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  It changed the way we banked.
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  It doesn't matter where you are in the world.
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  I mean, our travel changed worldwide.
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  Our banking system changed worldwide.
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  The way we banked, the way we financed, the way we listened to information changed.
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  Um, on 9-11, we all did the same thing.
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  Uh, if you were close to a television, uh, uh, the, the TV set, you were glued part in
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  front of that TV.
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  You couldn't get enough news because we couldn't believe that someone in the 21st century
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  on the 20th century would, uh, would hate us so much that they would hijack airliners
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  and fly them into skyscrapers with the sole intention of killing massive number of
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  people.
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  Uh, uh, uh, uh, yeah, we couldn't believe that such barbarism could exist, but it did
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  and it changed our lives.
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  And that's what started me on my journey as an activist to make a difference in the United
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  States and the world.
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  Thank you.
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  And by the way, friends, you can hear more of Brigitte Story or read about it in her book
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  because they hate a survivor of Islamic terror warns America.
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  So that leads me to my next question.
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  You mentioned Lebanon.
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  You mentioned 9-11.
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  It's clear Brigitte Gabriel.
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  We haven't learned our lesson here.
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  We have got open borders and terrorists are coming across, particularly the southern border.
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  And I know you have a lot of thoughts on that.
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  So please share whatever you'd like to about that because we're just letting this happen
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  and it's, it's like a ticking time bomb, no?
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  We have not learned our lesson in 22 years.
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  You know, the 9-11 Commission report, you know, after 9-11, our intelligence agency has
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  got together and they put the report as to how could we miss the signs?
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  How could something like this happen?
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  And the 9-11 Commission report said, quote, we lacked imagination.
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  It's not that we did not know what our enemies want to do to us.
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  It's not that we did not know how much they hated us.
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  After all, we've never been faced with an enemy who tells us exactly how much they hate
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  us, why they hate us, what they want to do to us.
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  They not only tell us this stuff, they should press releases about it, they publish it
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  on their website, they send a recording to LGZRTV to air worldwide in Arabic and in English
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  on all media worldwide telling us exactly what they want to do to us.
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  We lacked imagination.
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  So 9-11 happened and all of a sudden we said, oh my goodness, we've got to make sure
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  we protect ourselves.
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  However again, we're never going to let this happen, we're going to create the Department
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  of Homeland Security, we're all going to network our intelligence agency so we can make
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  sure this doesn't happen again.
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  And today, when you watch the news and you watch, for example, the demonstrations in
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  the streets after October 7th, after what happened in Israel, you watch the demonstrations
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  in the streets worldwide.
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  It doesn't matter what country, whether it's in Australia, Canada, England, France,
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  America.
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  It doesn't matter.
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  But let's talk about here in the United States, when you have people waving the flag of Hamas
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  and of Khosballah terrorist organizations while burning the American flag in our cities
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  calling for the destruction of America, saying how they stand with the terrorists against
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  America, even waving ISIS flags, we can no longer say we lack imagination.
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  It is a matter of time.
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  Look what just happened with the terrorists that we arrested in Natus, Pakistan, Isabel
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  Stan, or one of those Balkan countries where all of them entered the United States through
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  the Mexican border, we knew about them.
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  We supposedly vetted them when they came through the country.
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  And obviously, we don't have enough wedding process, which is the joke.
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  It's a lie to the American people so they can feel safe, and that's how you end up with
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  foiling a terrorist attack in multiple states, then God they were able to get to them before
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  they were able to carry their terrorist attack.
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  So in our recent Zoom meeting with Liberty Pastors, you reminded us of something that I've
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  been talking about that a lot of maybe prophecy watchers have been and informed Christian
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  conservatives, Israel is known as the little Satan, America is known as the great Satan.
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  They're coming after the Saturday worshippers first and then the Sunday worshippers.
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  And then over on your website, BrigitteGabriel.com, you have a great quote and I'll let you elaborate.
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  It says 2% of the passionate will always rule 98% of the indifferent.
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  It's sobering, it's powerful, and I'd love for you to just share more about that.
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  The passionate will always rule.
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  It doesn't take many to change the world.
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  It takes a passionate few who stand on their principles, who don't budge and who don't
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  move.
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  And what I mean by that quote, and I'm going to repeat something that I used an eclipse
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  that went around the world and was watched by over 50 million people.
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  So you probably have seen this clip before.
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  I was speaking on a panel at the Heritage Foundation in the United States.
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  I was on the panel of the Benghazi Accountability Committee and a Muslim posing as a student.
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  She was not a student.
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  She was an attorney posing as a student.
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  Ask the question, well, you are here talking about, you know, branding with a broad brush
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  talking about Islam.
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  Well, what about the moderate Muslims?
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  You know, you're not talking about them.
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  And I said to her, and at first of all, we're not talking about all Muslims.
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  No, we didn't even mention the word Islam.
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  We were talking about what happened in Benghazi and how can our government, you know, get
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  to the bottom of this and hold whoever allowed it to happen accountable.
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  And I said, you brought it up.
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  And I said, but let's look at the lessons of history throughout history.
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  People refused to learn the lessons of history.
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  When you look at Nazi Germany, for example, not all Nazis were radical.
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  Most of German people were peaceful people.
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  But the majority, the radicals were only a minority.
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  But it took the minority radicals to bring the world into war, killing almost 60 million
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  people, 14 million people killed in concentration camps, only 6 million were Jews.
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  The peaceful majority were irrelevant.
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  When you look at communist China, most Chinese were peaceful, yet communist China was able
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  to kill 70 million people.
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  The peaceful majority were irrelevant.
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  When you look at Russia, most Russians were peaceful, yet Russia was able to kill 20
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  million people.
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  The peaceful majority were irrelevant.
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  When you look at Japan, most Japanese were peaceful prior to World War II.
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  That Japan was able to butcher 12 million people in Southeast Asia, mostly killed with
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  bayonets and shovels.
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  The peaceful majority were irrelevant.
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  When you look at the United States, on 9-11, it took only 19 hijackers with plastic box
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  cutters to be able to bring down the World Trade Center, bring America to Ishrieking
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  Hall, attack the Pentagon and kill 3,000 Americans on that day.
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  The peaceful majority were irrelevant because on that day, we had 2.9 million Muslims,
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  we were actually sorry, 2.3 million Muslims living in the United States on that day.
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  The peaceful majority were irrelevant.
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  When I talk about the passionate, and why we need to meet passion with passion, at least
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  on our side, the passionate are standing on the principles of Western freedom.
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  They are standing on the principles of being able to express their opinion and warn people
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  using words.
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  They are not butchering and killing people and committing terrorism the way the passionate
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  on the other side are willing not only to kill, but to die in the process in their version
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  of, I am going to become a martyr, I am going to go to heaven, I am going to have 70
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  versions and all the goodness that the Prophet Muhammad promised them.
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  But on our side, we use democracy, we use freedom of expression, we use freedom of
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  the press, we use our brains, we use our thoughts and we use our Judea Christian values
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  to drive a point that while we can criticize our enemy, we still love them, we still pray
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  for them, we do not wish ill or murder or killing on any human being because we are all
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  created equal in the eyes of God, but we hope through the exposure using words that we
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  would be able to change the minds of those misguided people filled with hatred so they
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  can stop their hatred and start thinking logically about how we can solve the problem talking
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  to each other instead of committing terrorist attacks against each other.
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  Friends, check out the website act for america.org, we have got to take a brief pause with Brigitte
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  Gabriel, you know, we have talked about over 100,000 people in northern Israel that have
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  been displaced, Hamas still has hostages, the Biden administration seems to be more anti-Israel
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  by the day.
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  When we come back from our break, we are going to ask Brigitte Gabriel, if she thinks it's
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  too late to overcome the ignorance and the apathy of way too many people in America when it
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  So back to Brigitte Gabriel, the question I asked right before the break, Brigitte, do
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  you think it's too late to overcome the ignorance and apathy in America when it comes to Israel
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  and world history?
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  And then we'll talk about what's happening in Israel.
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  Well, it's never too late for anything, it's never too late to educate, it's never
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  too late to mobilize.
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  But what we need to realize is that while we are educating, the enemy is mobilizing.
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  While we on the right send professors to college to give lectures and we have information
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  shows and we want to teach people, the left is the organizing how we mobilize, organizing
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  small groups, they are organizing people, they are training them how to do political activism,
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  they are training them how to recruit, how to become engaged, how to sign petition, how
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  to impact policy, how to press your members of Congress.
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  So while we are talking and educating and feeling good about ourselves, they are mobilizing,
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  they are passing bills, they are organizing groups, they are getting the vote, and we
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  are talking, talking, talking, hoping to educate, that it's very different way of thinking
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  between the right and the left.
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  So what do we do?
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  This is exactly why we, and I mean by we act for America, my organization, started an
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  organization called Act for America, and I encourage everybody to go check us out right
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  now, act for America.org, and we name the organization Act for America.
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  Now think about America, now hope for America, now wish for America, now think about America,
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  not great for America, but act for America, because education is important, but education
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  without action is not sufficient, education must be coupled with action.
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  So we monitor bills coming down for a vote, we send you email alerts about them, like the
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  act now campaigns you were showing, going sliding across the screen, you know, the stand
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  with Israel, the exit and defund the WHO, the multiple campaigns, we monitor bills at
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  the federal level and at the state level, and we send you an action alert about this bill,
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  hey, bill number HR, 445, whatever the bill happens to be, is coming down for a vote, we
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  need you to call your electrophysials, enter your information, you enter your information,
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  we give you the names and pictures of all your electrophysials, we say these are your
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  electrophysials, you want to email them?
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  You click confirm, email pops up, we literally write the email for you, you know, I'm emailing
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  you about bill number HR, 4455, I want you to vote yes on this bill, you click confirm
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  and it goes to all your electrophysials, then a petition pops up with one click confirm,
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  you sign it, then social media post pop up for Facebook, for Twitter, with one click it
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  posts on your social media, and then we give you their phone number and a written script
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  so you can literally read the script while you are with them on the phone so you can sound
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  knowledgeable about whatever issue you're calling about, we make it so easy, David, for everybody
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  to take action, even if they have a full time job, they can take action, grab their phone,
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  look, we all sit with our phone next to us, I'm giving a live interview and here's my phone
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  right next to me, everybody has their people go to the bathroom, they take their phone with them
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  on a break, on a two minute break, they check Facebook, so everybody can take action, we make
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  it so easy, we need you to contact your electrophysial, your voice, your phone call or your email,
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  represent 1,000 voters, this is how electrophysial stally every email and phone call, your voice
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  represents 1,000 people, if 40 to 50 people call our email, that represents 40 to 50,000 voters
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  on election day, that can make or break an election, that's why they listen to you, you need to be
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  engaged, go to act from America.org right now, sign up to take action, receive our emails and
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  action alerts, they're free, you don't have to pay anything to take action, we want to make sure
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  that everybody can take action on our action alerts and I'm proud to tell you, David, that we have
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  been able to pass 250 bills on the federal level and the state level to protect the country.
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  Wow, I thank you for laying that out and you did a lot of the footwork for us, you and the
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  people working at act for America.org because people are strapped for time and if they don't know
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  what to do or how to word something, please guys go to act for America.org and you made a very
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  important point, the left knows how to take action, even if they're ignorant, sometimes they only
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  know they're talking points, listen to what they're saying on college campuses, they think from the
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  river to the sea, they think it's the Mississippi river, you know, some of them they're just so
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  ignorant about what's going on in Israel and world history and they're taking action, they're
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  out there protesting and we're getting informed, going to conferences, being educated and that's
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  important, but Brigida, love your passion, your energy and your information that you guys share.
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  So let's go over to Israel now, just looking at the headlines, go over to the Jerusalem Post
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  and other places, you shared a little bit on that Zoom call that we were in about what's happening,
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  the northern part of Israel, which we don't hear a lot about, especially on the news and the
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  West here, so share whatever you like as we transition here, talk about Israel and the importance
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  of America supporting Israel. Well, we need to pray for Israel because a war between Israel and
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  Lebanon is imminent. Nathaniahu yesterday gave an address and he said that the war is imminent,
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  it's not an if, it's not, maybe it's not we're thinking about it, they are 100% going into Lebanon
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  and the reason why Gens resigned from the Nathaniahu government is because the United States has
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  been putting pressure on Gens, they want to break up the Nathaniahu government because America does
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  not want Israel to go into Lebanon in the next three months this summer before the American election
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  because Biden and the Democrats do not want to lose the Islamic vote. That's right.
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  And so that's why they're trying to mandal in Israeli election. So about two months ago,
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  despite the Gens came to visit the United States, met with President Kamala Harris,
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  despite the resistant and without the approval of the government of Israel and Benjamin Nathaniahu,
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  he came in here. That's why they after Shumur got on TV and that's when he's talked about that
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  Nathaniahu needs to resign, you know, that we do not want to go to war. And here we are
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  Gens resigned the day before, Blinken went to Israel in this last trip because they want to split
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  Israeli government, they want to make sure they do everything they can to sabotage
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  the Nathaniahu government and render it ineffective, at least between now and the American
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  election. So Biden can win few votes in and Michigan. What Israel needs to do, Israel needs to
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  finish the job. There are now 100,000 displaced Israelis who are who love their homes. For the last
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  eight months, they have been displaced. They cannot go back to their homes as long as Khosmullah
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  has raining bombs on northern Israel. And that's why Israel has to finish the job. It's going to be
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  a very difficult summer for Israel. Israel is going to be fighting two front wars. And that's why
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  we need to keep Israel and our prayers. Yes, pray for the peace of Jerusalem. And you know,
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  it really is amazing, Brigitte. Some people can actually think, well, you know, think of Hamas as
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  the victim or Israel as the oppressor. It really is astounding the level of blinders that I think
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  it's spiritual delusion because they're not believing their eyes. If you look even at a map
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  over there, Israel is like this little speck and this coalition of hostile Muslim militant nations
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  are around them. And people are saying Israel is the bully when they got attacked. So the
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  audacity of the American government to say, we need to have peace. You need to, you know, cease
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  fire. Just your final thoughts in the last couple minutes here because I get really frustrated
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  about this and what our own administration is doing. I'm equally frustrated and look,
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  those of us who follow this news daily and are very close to it, you know, realize cease fire
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  with who? I mean, with who? You know, Biden wanted to meddle with Israel's government and
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  there are so much, they actually wrote the cease fire without running it by Israel. Israel didn't
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  know all the changes that the Egyptians and the Americans did to the cease fire supposedly
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  agreements because there was no way Israel would have agreed to the cease fire that America
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  represented. And now all of a sudden we didn't hear anything, anything, anything from Hamas
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  and all of a sudden Hamas now they have their new demands on the cease fire. Look, Hamas is committed
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  to wiping Israel off the map. It is in their charter. They hate the Jews every last breathing Jewish
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  soul alive. They want to kill the Jews. It doesn't matter what Hamas signs. Hamas is going to use
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  whatever hudna, whatever peace process, whatever cease fire that they sign in order to buy themselves
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  more time just enough to stay alive and rebuild so they can attack Israel and do an October 7th
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  all over again. And if they can do it every single day of the week, another October 7th and
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  different parts of Israel, they will do that. Israel is not negotiating with the party in good faith
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  because Hamas does not represent all the Palestinians and Israel now the minute they sign a cease fire,
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  Hamas is going to use it to strengthen themselves and basically to buy themselves time to stay alive
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  knowing that the longer this goes, the world opening public opinion is going to turn against Israel
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  even more. Now they need the reason too. They already hate Israel. You know, worldwide we see
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  public opinion against Israel but that's what Hamas is counting on and that's why the cease fire
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  is going nowhere. And I think that they're also counting on the continued ignorance of a lot of
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  people around the world including American universities and what's happening on college campuses,
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  which I'll tell you Brigitte, that was an eye opener for me. I knew they were radicalized. I
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  knew they went through K through 12 and then they went into the college university and so to some of
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  it wasn't surprising but the level of ignorance that they're willing to jump on board and be
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  marched for Palestine. We're in very interesting times and we've got to take action and that's why
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  I want to send people to act for America dot org. Please go there friends you can get informed
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  and you can take action at the same time and support what the work that Brigitte does. I really
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  appreciate all that you've done your voice and I do remember that clip it went viral and I was
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  thinking I mean a lot of us were shouting yes yes I mean I mean you just called her out and it
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  was just wonderful if more people would just stand up like that in an informed way man we need more
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  people that speak the way you do and I love your passion Brigitte thank you for your time we
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  appreciate it God bless you sister. Thank you God bless you thank you for having me with you.
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  Oh you're most welcome and friends it's because of you that we're able to have great guests on
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  the show and again we finished our fundraiser we're thankful for all the donations that have come in
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  so much God bless you and as always keep speaking the truth about things that matter