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Stark warning to the West: Radical Islam to dominate not assimilate · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Welcome to After Dark of the America Out Loud Park Radio Network News Network.
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  I am your host, Rob Harper.
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  My co host tonight is Kevin Robinson, a contributor of the New York Post.
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  And we're bringing back tonight, Simon Ding, who was on our show the latter part of November.
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  And I would encourage you all to go and listen to that podcast that he was on.
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  To be exact, you can find it on America Outloud.news.
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  And it was on Monday, November 24th, is when the podcast dropped, and it's titled Simon Dean calls out the evil of Islam, Wake Up New York City.
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  We brought him on just to talk about his interaction with Islam and what happened to him years ago.
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  If you read the article, you'll see that he actually, when he was a kid, was kidnapped and made a slave for almost two years.
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  Thankfully, he was rescued, he was able to get out, came to America, and he is living his best life.
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  But I wanted to bring him back to continue the discussion about Islam and what's happening today.
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  We know that shortly after he was he came on our show, there was a terrorist attack in DC by an Afghanistanian and Afghani uh uh man who was brought here by Joe Biden after the failed withdrawal attempt for our U.S.
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  soldiers in Kabul.
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  I also had on since then, we had on last week, Banu Malot, who gave his thoughts on the uh what happened in DC.
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  And Falu was a Afghanistanian translator.
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  He worked with our military men.
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  And when he came on, I think it was about a year ago.
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  One of his uh concerns was that we were allowing people to come into our country, definitely from the third world, not from the third world, but from uh Arab countries who weren't familiar with the culture here in the states.
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  And one of the things that he pointed out that stood out to him was the way women dressed and how they interacted in society compared to Middle Eastern countries, Arab countries whereby women who were out and about in public, they were either escorted, and when they were out, they were completely covered.
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  We know that is not the case in Western countries, and we see that this has been a problem, not only in the United States, but also in the UK and Switzerland, where women have been raped, in France they've been raped, although the numbers there they try to bury the numbers, they don't want to talk about it, but this is happening even here in the United States.
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  We've heard of stories where these Muslim men have raped children, girls, women, but for some reason our press tries to cover it up, not wanting to talk about it.
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  Why are they doing this?
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  They will talk about every other religion, all the bad things with every other religion, but when it comes to Islam, they want to cover it up.
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  And I heard something the other day that I thought was rather interesting.
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  And uh I think it was on Bill Marr.
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  He said that in Islam, they act like a mafia.
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  If you talk against the religion, if you leave the religion, the penalty is death.
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  There is no in-between.
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  You don't see that with Christianity.
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  People will talk about Christianity, they will see these horrible things, even with the Jewish faith, they will say horrible things.
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  We don't go out and kill them.
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  Free speech, do what you want.
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  But in Islam, it's a death sentence.
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  We saw this, I think about a couple a decade ago.
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  And I want to say with the I think it was in Ireland with the habito, I can probably mispronouncing the name.
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  There was a journalist who came out and did a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad, and there was a huge outcry.
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  People were saying that he needs to be put to death.
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  Even uh uh, what was the guy's name?
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  Simon Rushdie, he wrote a book, and they wanted him dead.
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  So you see this, it's prevalent in this as they say religion, but no one denounces it.
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  It's let go.
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  You don't you hear nothing else?
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  So I want to talk a little about a little bit about that, as well as the Muslim Brotherhood, which Trump has recently, I think he said that it is now on the terrorist list.
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  You have a lot of Democrats pushing back, saying this is a wrong thing to do.
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  Look at what's happening in Minnesota.
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  Last we spoke, it was two billion that was stolen.
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  Now the number is up to nine billion, and when you call it out and say this shouldn't be happening, the first thing they will say is it's racism, it's xenophobe.
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  You can't say this.
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  This is wrong.
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  Why is this happening?
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  And if we don't call it out, we're a subject to fall.
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  And I will remember something that you had said, Simon, when you were on the show last.
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  And I quoted you, and I let with this in the podcast, that if the mission of Islam from day one is to capture and to conquer, where is the peace?
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  Thank you both for coming on tonight.
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  Heather, how are you?
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  I'm doing fine, Rob.
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  Thank you.
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  Good to see you.
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  Good to see you.
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  Last night was the last night of Hanukkah.
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  Uh happy Hanukkah.
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  I hope you were able to celebrate with your family.
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  Yes, yes, and hello to Simon, my absolutely to Simon.
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  Simon and I were getting ready to celebrate Christmas.
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  We're both Christian.
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  Simon, how are you tonight, my friend?
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  Thank you very much, Robert.
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  And as they always said that Happy Hanukkah on Merry Christmas.
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  Because two goes hand in hand.
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  I like that.
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  Merry Christmas.
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  We hear a lot of the Merry Christmas now in Happy Hanukkah.
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  And although from different faiths, different release, we can respect each other mutually.
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  So my opening, what are your thoughts?
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  I'll go to you first, Heather, before we go to our guest Simon.
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  What are you what are your thoughts on what we're seeing happen?
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  The rise, so it seems, of uh Islam in the West, and definitely in the United States.
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  What are your thoughts?
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  Well, I think that we are a pluralistic society.
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  Of course, it's very important to note that our religious freedoms are foundational in America.
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  This country was founded on the principle of religious freedom in other types of freedom.
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  Um, and so I think we've in this country done a good job of welcoming people of all faiths, including Islam.
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  Uh, I think that the real issue from what I can see is radical Islam, is the the people who are fundamentalists about the religion, who take it literally, some of the more violent teachings in the Quran.
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  We know there are good people who are Muslim.
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  They live among us.
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  We saw it last week uh in the the case of uh the horrible massacre in Australia, in which uh the man who took down the the killers was a Muslim man, just a reasonable brave person who saw innocent people being slaughtered and who intervened.
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  And so this is the challenge, I believe.
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  I'm no theologian.
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  I know I, you know, and I don't believe in generally dismissing people's religion or ridiculing it, whatever the religion.
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  But I think that clearly there's been and continues to be a huge problem with radical Islam.
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  I call it Islamism.
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  Uh, we've seen this fanaticism uh in different places around the world on the rise over the past several decades.
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  Israel's had to deal with it.
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  Uh the Christians of South Sudan have had to deal with it for decades, as Simon has educated me.
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  Europe's having to deal with it.
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  And it's a real challenge uh for the West because we have such a mosaic of people here, and that is part of our way of life, and we're welcoming to anyone who comes here legally who wants to adapt and and to become an American.
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  But we have our values, and those include individual liberty, women's rights, um, free speech, free expression, and the radical kind of um interpretation of Islam that we've seen predominate in some areas in some places, does not seem to consistent with these freedoms.
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  So it's you know, it's a really thorny problem.
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  Uh how do you how do you push back and and defend yourself against fanaticism while at the same time not painting with too broad a brush, making enemies of people who are reasonable among Muslims?
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  Um it's a tremendous, tremendous challenge uh for Israelis, for for for us now.
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  Uh, and I don't think there's a simple answer.
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  Uh I would I would then you know pass the pass the floor to Simon because he's the one with more direct experience.
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  So, Simon, what is your thought on what we're seeing now?
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  This rise, so it seems in uh Islam in the West, and definitely the United States and some of the US are blue states.
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  We we see this, like I said, in Minnesota and Ohio and Iowa.
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  What are your thoughts?
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  Uh first let me correct what uh we said before that I was being kept uh hold on.
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  As a slave for three and a half years, not two and a half.
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  Three and a half, okay.
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  Yes.
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  Uh, when it comes to uh the war against the infidels, because that's just what is the goal.
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  Uh, in the eyes of Islam, any person that happened to be a non-Muslims, according to them and according to the teaching of Islam, every Muslims have a moral obligations to convert a non-Muslim to a Muslim.
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  If you happen to stun and resist the convertment, then you are subject to be killed.
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  And we go back to uh the other good Muslim, as you mentioned, Rob, why they don't stick out.
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  I said these things before the United Nations, which I call it the United Do Nothing Nations in Gineva.
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  Uh about uh 20 years ago.
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  I call upon the good Muslims.
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  Where are you when your religions being used to do the acts of evils?
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  Why you don't denounce those who use religions?
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  If you as a good Muslim in my eyes, and you don't denounce what your religion being used in an evil way, then you are condoning.
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  Here is the problem, and goes to your question, Rob.
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  According to Guran, there is no any Muslims that will denounce the any acts being carried out in the name of Islam.
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  Because in their teaching, any persons who will come and be in the way how the books is being uh book message being carried out.
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  That person is an Arabic mutant, which is a public.
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  So that by itself, leave the good Muslim that we call them.
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  Yes, they're a good Muslim.
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  It will be wrong for us to say that every single Muslim person or Muslim people are evils.
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  But guess what?
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  The problem is on the good Muslims.
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  When that sittings are not coming out possibly to correct what being done in the names of the religion, and I'll give you example.
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  There is a war going on in Sudan today between the Sudanese themselves, the Northern Sudanese is not involving Southern Sudanese, where hundred of thousands are being slaughtered, each on every side of them.
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  Guess what will they say?
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  It's a logans killing their fellow Muslim, and they say what Allah killing their fellow Muslim.
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  Allah.
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  For God's sakes, the person you killed is a Muslim.
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  And then you're calling the name that you are proud to be as a good religion, a noble religion, according to you, which I don't see that in it.
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  The reason I don't see, I was just watching the footage coming out from Nigeria.
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  When people are being in storm, people are being born alive, simply because they are kufa, which is uh uh in in in in Arabic.
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  So, in my eyes, as the victims, I don't see the good religions or good Muslims are doing uh their good thing on their religions, because you cannot sit and do nothing when your religion being carried out and carried out the evil acts on it.
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  So that itself where we have a problem.
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  Here come is the mistakes of the whole thing.
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  Today, the West have a big problem.
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  And I said it, and I will say that again.
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  It is too late.
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  They're already in your house, they are already in your neighborhood, and they're using what you have made to yourself as a noble way of living as a civilized society, freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of expressions.
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  They're using it today, not they're using it today just like that, they're using it effectively, and you can see if you think that I'm not proving the point.
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  Look at Europe, take the UK.
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  200 years ago, was it the way it is today?
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  No.
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  Look at it today.
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  The majority of elected mayors in UK happen to be Muslim, and that is why the Islam is already a margin, and Islam is going to conquer and will be in every single household.
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  We're seeing them in New York shouting, time is square, saying very clear.
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  We come into you and they call it out.
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  That's we're gonna be in Queen, we're gonna be in Brooklyn, we're gonna be in in Bronx.
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  So it is not a joke.
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  You're seeing it today, which was not here the way it used to be.
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  When I came here, we didn't have a mass population of Islam today.
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  They are in everywhere praying on the street.
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  So, Sandra, let me ask you what year did you come to the States?
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  I came here, if I'm not mistaken in 1989.
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  1989.
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  Okay, and like you said, from 1989, that's almost 30 something 30 plus years ago compared to now, and when you see the population of Muslims and different cities, I read somewhere that there are more Somalis here, probably than there are in Somalia, and that the United States is actually, if it wasn't for us, we are propping up that country's economy, and we can we see now people are calling it out, and they're being told you're a racist, your Islamophobia.
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  Like you said, they're using our freedom against us so that they can do what they want to do, and if you call them out, you're made to be the bad guy, and then you have democrats who will look at you and will agree with them.
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  Meanwhile, our cities are being taken over, as you said correctly in the UK, a majority of the mayors are Arab Muslims.
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  You look here in the state in Detroit, Michigan, in Dearborn, Michigan, the mayor is Arab descent, and we see this happening slowly.
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  Look at New York City, look no further.
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  Mandani, who is a Muslim, and people see this, they're looking the other way, thinking that this is okay.
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  But something that you pointed out, you said the infidel.
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  If you don't convert, if you don't agree, you are considered the infidel.
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  Something that I want to I want Simon to elaborate on.
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  I'm not sure if you all heard him, is that the and again to be clear, we're not we are not indicing all Muslims, because there are some good ones.
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  But as Simon said, if you're not speaking out, if you're not speaking up, if you aren't calling this out, calling what out the atrocities, the attacks, the negativity, what they're pushing, then you're complicit.
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  Why aren't you calling it out?
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  But he also mentioned that they're coming here and they're using our freedom against us.
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  They're using our freedom to push their agenda.
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  Simon, could you elaborate on that a little more, please?
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  Well, you know, in every society, for those who uh run out from persecutions, and especially people like me, when we left our origin country to seek refuge in wherever that we are, in which we end up here in the US.
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  We came here as guests, in which that I have to have in my head, in my mind, I have to be polite to a persons who give me the shelter who welcome me, and more important, if I want to stay, then I have to respect the way of life in that house, in which that I will have to uh ask myself if I want to stay in that house, then I have to assimilate to embrace the culture and the way of life, because that is now a new place for the Muslim.
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  That's not the case worldwide, wherever, especially in the West, when they came here, they came here as these are the people that being blessed by their Allah to come here to transform the culture which has been exists in the West into Arabization, Islamizations, where the Islam, and according to them, believe it or not, Rav, this is not a joke.
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  Every single Muslim today believe that Islam is going to conquer the world, and for anybody who thinks they this is a joke.
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  No, that this is not a joke.
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  When they come here into the West, they're taking from you, and you don't take from them.
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  Who is multiplying?
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  They're married from you, convert them to Islam.
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  Who is multiplying?
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  Their kids will not even go outside their culture, Islam.
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  In other words, they are just checking in and taking in, and more important, they are converting, especially these days, kids in their schools being doctrinated in other places in the names that this is a novel and peaceful religion.
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  Somebody have to come and tell me and give me the show me in the books where peace is in all those books.
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  But that's the facts.
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  So the West has been naive for almost 50 years, and the worst in 20 years.
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  In which I spoke even in the area in Bondi, with the place where the massacre took place, and I was urging them.
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  What is coming to Australia?
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  Because I have seen it in where I come from.
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  Most of the North African nations or country, there was not there wasn't Islam in the first place.
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  Look at it today.
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  Look at Algeria, look at Tunisia, look at Morocco, look at Sudan, look at Egypt, and so on.
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  How did they conquer those places and now you you will not find that the African culture and African way of life as African in African country exists in those countries, and that is why people of Southern Sudan, after they pay the price of four millions of their loved one, four million was in slaughter just because they stand up and saying that no, you cannot impose your religion by force on us to a point that a jihad was declared on innocent Southern Sudanese by the Islamic government of Sudan with the support, by the way, with the support of every entire Arab country who are supporting Khartum to slaughter four million Southern Sudanese Christians.
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  So I'm saying here it is not just uh uh just an anonymity of what happened.
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  I'm speaking on the fact of what I leave into it.
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  No single person in Southern Sudan today will tell you that there is good things in Islam because we were being slaughtered simply because we rejected to be converted by force into Islamization, we were being displaced, even it goes back before the time of independence of Sudan, and the Arab world was there.
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  Where is somebody from the Arab nation and come and say that this is wrong?
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  You cannot slaughter in a way of genocide, which was not there on a newspaper, by the way, because there was no news in Southern Sudan, Southern Sudan was cut off as a non uh entering zone because it was being considered as a war zone, the United Nation, in fact, was aware of the slaughter of the Southern Sudanese Christian by the Arab in the name of Islam in that part of the world.
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  So when we talk about Islam, and you have to see what is happening today in Nigeria, there is no Arab in Nigeria, these are Africans, but what made the Africans to be so evil to kill their fellow Nigerian African simply because they the Muslim, according to them, they were given a right to kill the the Muslim the Christian because any person that happened to be a non-Muslim, it is not a human being in the eye of Islam.
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  That is a fact.
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  Somebody would say they would say that no, that's not what right go ahead.
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  So let me ask you this, because you we get this a lot here in America.
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  Uh, they will say that the religion of African is Islam and not Christianity, but when you a closer observation, you'll see that Christianity was in Africa before Islam.
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  What are your thoughts on that?
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  And anybody who said that he doesn't know or she doesn't know what he's talking about, the Christianity was there for Islam, the Christianity there even hundreds of years before Muhammad took to come to where it is.
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  So anybody who said that he doesn't know or she doesn't know what they're talking about, right?
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  And we you and you hear a lot of that, and I try to educate people.
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  I'm like, that's just not true.
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  I'm like, when you look at it, you look, go back in history, and you see how how Islam, how they came in, the Arabs came in and tried to take over different African countries, and as we know, they forced them into slavery, and some of that is still going on today.
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  Another question for you, you had mentioned uh the the is the Muslims that are coming here.
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  Why is it in your opinion?
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  Do you believe that they will come to America, a country that they consider the infidels and not go to other Muslim countries to live?
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  Why is it always the West?
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  You see this in the UK, as you mentioned, Australia.
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  Look at the population of Muslims that are there.
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  They can go to other Muslim countries, but they will go to the West.
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  In your opinion, why do you think that is?
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  You know, that's that's a good question.
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  I will just go back to uh once the teachings of the a blind check Umar Drahman, uh, who is happened to be part of architects of Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
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  Um was in prisons for years or years when he was even a young fellows, because he his he's group was trying to uh to turn.
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  Egypt as an Islamic state at that time.
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  Thank God that Yamala Danasr, because at that time, Yamala Danasar was part of the Africans who was talking about the African nationalisms.
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  So Yamala Danasr couldn't put up with all, and he put contained those Muslim Brotherhood by putting them in prison, including Sheikh Um Rad Rahman.
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  When pass away, I don't want to say that Kim.
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  And based on the noble person, him as a president, after the Kamdevit peace agreement between Israel's and Egypt, in which that Egyptians and not a Sudan was being leveled by Arab country, all the Islamic country was being caught as a son of his slaves by making peace with Israels.
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  By even winning they went the entire win and threatened to remove the Arab League headquarters office from Egypt elsewhere.
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  And I said that's it.
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  Said to them, take your Arab League, because people who are dying as in Egypt in this war, they are dying at a son of somebody, a husband of somebody.
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  So for that, Egypt cannot pay the price on just a political Arabization without any other people's participating in these debt.
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  So you're going to make the peace.
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  He win and have an honestly for everybody as part of as a man of peace.
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  But guess what?
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  The same group of Ummar Drahman himself were the one were the one who went and killed an orcer.
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  And he was exiled.
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  He was in Sudan.
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  And he came to the United States carrying the Sudanese document.
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  And he was here in New York City in Brooklyn.
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  Guess what he was teaching at that time.
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  It's a bit shift.
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  Somebody scholar.
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  He was praising the Muslim that happened to end up in the United States.
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  That these are the people who will bring down the infidels.
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  These are the people who will go and cut the throat of infrared.
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  Whom do you prepare as an infidel?
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  American.
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  And guess what?
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  For the sake of this argument.
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  In 1993, who was behind bringing down the Twin Towers is what Sheikh Umar Adrahman.
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  He failed, even though we lost people at that time.
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  This came the same other man who came from Sudan, by the way.
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  Al Qaeda was farming Sudan.
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  The way Umar Ad Rahman came from Sudan.
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  Osama bin Laden, his organization was transformed and was being made as an organization in Khartoum by the Sudanese government.
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  And he came to finish the job that Umar Abdulman didn't finish.
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  And where is the Twin Tower today?
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  They're gone.
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  So anybody who was thinking that this today you you capture the blind ships, then you solve the problem.
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  That's not the case.
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  You're going to have another Umar Drahman.
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  You're going to have another Bin Laden.
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  You're going to have that's another, and you're seeing it what happened in Washington, DC.
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  And you're seeing it what happened in California.
• 33:37
  And you're seeing it, what is happening now in Australia?
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  And believe it or not, if the West will still be sleeping, the way that it's sleeping today, tomorrow is going to be too late.
• 33:55
  This is a lot of good information.
• 33:56
  And when you were on our show previously, you had said that you had gone to Congress, and correct me if I'm wrong, and you had spoken, and you had cautioned them and said, 9-11, it's on its way.
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  You were giving the warning signs.
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  I think you said you went to the United Nations.
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  What gave you the insight?
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  Oh, how did you know that this was this prophetic thing was gonna take place?
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  Rob, it is not just as you said, after the blind check failed to bring down the Twin Towers.
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  I spoke, even I was on the WABC radio shows by saying it very clearly that if you think by putting the blanch check in prison, then you solve the problem.
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  Wake up.
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  This is the beginning.
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  This is the beginning.
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  That's what I said them.
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  It is not a prediction.
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  The reason I said that, it is based on where I come from.
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  It is based on what I said about all the entire North Africa.
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  It is based on what happened to the Northern African country, the African themselves.
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  Because in Tunisia was not the Arab people in that place, it was the African.
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  In Libya, it was the Africans, it was in Morocco, it was African in Sudan.
• 35:19
  By the way, the name Sudan itself is the lens of blacks Blah de Soda in Arabic.
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  Where is it today?
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  Everybody being Islam.
• 35:30
  So what I was saying, it is not a prediction, it is what I experienced myself.
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  It is what I have seen.
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  It is what I have even leaving it through their teaching.
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  And by the way, as I said, and I said it again.
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  They are now going in your classroom, using your textbooks, using your novel books, your constitution right, freedom right to advance to advance your your Islamization of the West.
• 36:05
  And as I said, maybe 100 years long, where you have all these law but every single hour and so on, uh so loudly in all these places.
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  You're gonna see it in New York very soon.
• 36:19
  You're gonna see it in uh Patterson, New Jersey very soon.
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  You're gonna see it in Washington, DC very soon.
• 36:27
  You're gonna see it forgot about Minnesota, Minnesota is already gone.
• 36:31
  You're gonna see it in a place where you never look at Texas, by the way.
• 36:34
  This is very very serious here.
• 36:36
  There is something biggest going on in Texas, where the Gulf country are investing billions and billions of dollars.
• 36:48
  Some of them they will give you the tip of his spoon so that you will not look and you will not see what they're doing.
• 36:53
  They building so many biggest gigantic centers in in Texas, and and if you think this is a joke, things again.
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  It's on the wake.
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  As I mentioned, he was on before.
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  This is a cautionary tale.
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  He is warning us, like he said, forget about Minnesota.
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• 39:43
  And we're back with the last half of the show, and we're gonna continue our discussion with Simon and him warning us as to what's happening here in the West.
• 39:52
  But as he said, he saw this some years ago, and he's tried to bring this to the attention of many of our elected officials.
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  He went to the United Nations.
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  He's spoken.
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  I like what he called them the United States.
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  Do nothing.
• 40:05
  And I my sentiments are the same.
• 40:06
  I don't think that the United Nations is doing anything every time the uh the United States tries to do something, they counter it, and they're always on the side, in my opinion, of the people who aren't trying to help the cause, but whether to prevent solutions from taking place.
• 40:23
  But Simon, something that you mentioned that I want you to elaborate on again is you said that what you see is happening is that you have these Arab countries that are coming in, and they're giving us a little piece of something.
• 40:35
  In the meantime, they're building these huge complexes and investing in buildings.
• 40:41
  Just not too long ago, Trump had the Prince of Saudi Arabia to come here, and he said that they're going to invest like billions of dollars in our economy.
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  What are your thoughts on that?
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  Is to appease the West.
• 41:01
  Of course, nobody we rejected a person who wants to be a friend, but there is a hidden agenda, and that hidden agenda is what I just said now.
• 41:11
  When they talk about investment, they talk about building center, Islamic center, Islamic schools, and what will be the priority in those Islamic schools.
• 41:24
  Yes, is the religions is the most is the religion the most.
• 41:30
  You know, after 9-11, the group of Muslim, I don't know where what makes them to think that their approach at that time can be accepted by people who are in pain after 9-11, when they now the construction of uh the 9-11 uh buildings, a group of Muslims, they win and get a permit to build a mosque at the ground zero.
• 42:09
  I remember that here in New York City, yes, and they were you they they use what I said before, your rules, exactly institutional right, religion right, and all kind of this, and people like us, we were on the front line saying, hell no, you cannot build the mosque here.
• 42:35
  We went heaven and earth protesting and rejected, and even I call it on the mayor of New York at that time who gave them a permit, take these peoples, let them build the mosque at Grant and Mansions.
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  We don't have a problem.
• 42:48
  Let them build that mosque at city hall.
• 42:52
  There is too many parks in the city hall.
• 42:54
  Let them build that mosque, but we don't have a problem, but you cannot build the mosque on a ground zero where people burn into hikes by that the region, because what were the last the last the last word for those who took all plan to to to the towers?
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  The last word was Allah.
• 43:19
  And now you have an audacity to come and cry every day in this place on the highest on the bloods of the people you kill in that place.
• 43:30
  That cannot be acceptable.
• 43:31
  We stood for them, we stood from, and we killed that approach.
• 43:36
  I remember now they come and I remember when that happened, Simon, and I remember that uh because I actually I was uh I think it was doing a piece for the Huffington Post at the time before they went completely off the rail, but uh they had gotten the permit to build a mosque, and it was like one of those quiets as it was kept, and then someone leaked it, and there was a huge groundswell, people started to protest and said, This is what happens that when Muslims come in and they destroy something, in order to prove or to show what they've done, they will go in and build a mosque in that same area.
• 44:16
  You had some people, liberals who were saying, Oh no, it's okay, let them do it.
• 44:20
  You guys are being racist again, it's always racism, you're being racist, allow them to do it.
• 44:25
  And I thought, wait a minute, I did a little research.
• 44:27
  I'm like, they're right.
• 44:28
  Once they have either conquered or destroyed something, they will go in and try and build a mosque to celebrate what they have done.
• 44:38
  Like you said, thankfully, we were able to stop it.
• 44:42
  But you see this happening time and time again, and you have people who are blind to the fact as to what's happening, as I said during the third the second block of the show.
• 44:53
  Why is it that they don't go to Muslim countries?
• 45:00
  Why do they come to Western countries whose culture is not compatible with theirs?
• 45:08
  We see what is happening in Dearborn, we hear the loud speakers, the loo prayers, and one of the mayors even told one of the I think residents will be glad when you leave this area.
• 45:22
  Why have so many of them come here and using our freedom against us by saying we have the freedom of religion, we can put this up.
• 45:31
  But like you said, there is something, there's an arterial motive behind what they're doing.
• 45:38
  And when you look across the field, like you say, that Paris and New Jersey, and you see so many of them that are becoming elected officials.
• 45:45
  Look at Rashida Talib, look at Ilion Omar, and then once they get those positions, they use our constitution against us, as you mentioned.
• 45:55
  Look at our schools.
• 45:57
  People are clueless.
• 45:59
  What do we need to do, Simon, to wake people up?
• 46:04
  You're sounding the alarms.
• 46:05
  You've been sounding the alarms for such a long time, but it doesn't seem as if though people are listening.
• 46:13
  What can we do to turn this tide around, Simon?
• 46:19
  You know, as I said before, uh these Islamists that are on the missions, and they are on the missions, not the mission, and they just created it.
• 46:35
  And that mission, it is it is in the book, it is in Goran.
• 46:40
  It is there in every mosque.
• 46:44
  You go there and listen to what they said, whether it is in the Indonesia, whether it is in Russia, whether it is in Arab World, their mission is very clear to convert an Islam will rule the world.
• 46:59
  If you think this is a joke, again, I don't want to repeat myself.
• 47:04
  Look at the North Africa, six country, African country with African culture and African way of life.
• 47:13
  Look at it today.
• 47:14
  Every one of them out of the these six countries, all of them are Islamic country to a point that Sudan went and take the lead.
• 47:24
  You're talking about a country which is even those who call themselves Arabs, they don't look Arabs, they are Africans, and then they win and turn a country into the Islamic state, even worse than Iran, and they win ruthlessly by declaring jihad on innocent peoples, people who don't manufacture the bullet, they don't manufacture the guns, we don't have nothing, and they slaughter four million.
• 47:54
  So, what is happening in the West now they find the loopholes, which is the the way that you have designed your way of life, your protections, using everything in the book, your freedom or religions, which you cannot say anything to any person because wait a minute, it is in our constitution.
• 48:21
  Your constitution guaranteed these are guaranteed that they find the window there.
• 48:26
  Twenty years ago, we used to go to a liberated area before the peace agreement between the north and the south in Nairobi Airport, the entire flight coming out from Nairobi coming to the West.
• 48:45
  It is everyone in those flights from Somalia from Somalia, and one of my co-workers from Switzerland, he asked himself, what is wrong with the West?
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  That's where 20-something years ago.
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  What is wrong with the West?
• 49:06
  They're taking these peoples, and these people they're going there, assuming that they're going to assimilate, but these people are going to have a problem tomorrow.
• 49:16
  And he was talking about the Somalian who was coming out from Kenya Airport, Nairobi Airport, and heading all the way to uh to Minnesota to to the Midwest.
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  And look at it today.
• 49:32
  Of course, today they will tell you in your friends.
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  We are here as Americans, in which that you cannot do anything about it.
• 49:40
  In a way, because of your constitution, your freedom, they have a right.
• 49:44
  But you did you were blind.
• 49:48
  You didn't know what will was their nations for one of any country by having the Muslims coming as a refugees in your
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  In your country.
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  And you said it very well before.
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  They don't go to other countries.
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  Saudis is a wealthy country.
• 50:07
  Why they don't go there?
• 50:10
  Other countries, Indonesia is a wealthy country.
• 50:13
  Why they don't go there?
• 50:14
  Even people from Indonesia, they're coming to the West.
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  And they're coming with their culture.
• 50:20
  They're coming to pollute the way of life in the West, using your laws, using your constitution, using your grantee of the way of life, and making it an obstacle to you today.
• 50:35
  Look at it in look in London.
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  Which was not the case 40 years ago, which was not the case 30 years ago.
• 50:43
  But as long as the numbers become big, as long as the most went from two most to 100 months to 200 months, then you have a problem.
• 50:52
  And that's why Europe have a problem, Belgium have a problem, German have a problem, France have a problem, London have the bigger problem.
• 51:02
  And today, America have a problem.
• 51:04
  And if you call it out, the first thing they will say is that you are being a racist.
• 51:09
  Look at what's happening in France.
• 51:10
  They've shut down their New Year's Eve celebration out of fear that there could be a terrorist attack.
• 51:16
  Now imagine that's coming to America.
• 51:19
  And people don't see it.
• 51:21
  They have been afraid to call it out.
• 51:23
  Earlier on, when we started producing the show here on After Dark, I started talking about it.
• 51:28
  I'm like, look at the UK.
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  They're hiding what's happening.
• 51:32
  All these people are coming from these Arab countries, and the cultures don't work well together.
• 51:40
  They don't jive.
• 51:42
  And when you talk about it, you're shut down.
• 51:44
  You can't say this.
• 51:46
  And now we see we've woken up, some of us, and we have these huge population of Muslims.
• 51:54
  And we're not talking about the good ones, but the ones that are doing bad.
• 51:58
  As you mentioned, the infidels, they see America as the West as infidels.
• 52:02
  And if you don't give in to them, they will use they have been using our constitution to call us out.
• 52:09
  Our constitution to shut us up.
• 52:11
  And you have judges who are allowing Sharia law to be used.
• 52:15
  The first time I heard of this was in Texas, a little and Texas, but in a little small blue city or town, they're using Sharia law.
• 52:24
  Because many of them, many of these Islamists are coming into these small towns and they're taking over.
• 52:30
  They have children, then they bring in someone else, and it keeps growing.
• 52:34
  We have to keep this checked.
• 52:37
  We have to keep looking at this.
• 52:39
  This is not wrong.
• 52:40
  It is not racism.
• 52:41
  But when you have a group, a religion, a radical religion that is openly said, take down the infidel.
• 52:51
  And we hear this nonstop.
• 52:54
  But people aren't listening.
• 52:57
  They're choosing to look the other way.
• 52:59
  They're choosing to say that, oh, the Jews are the problem.
• 53:02
  We've got to stop the Jews.
• 53:03
  Oh, it's the Christians, they're the problem.
• 53:05
  We've got to stop them.
• 53:06
  When the biggest problem are the radical Islamists.
• 53:13
  Look at what they have done.
• 53:15
  Go ahead, Heather.
• 53:16
  Yeah, I have a question for Simon.
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  What do you think, Simon?
• 53:21
  You know, given that our country is what we are, we are a freedom loving country.
• 53:28
  We don't discriminate based on religion in terms of who we allow in here.
• 53:33
  What do you think we should do in terms of policy?
• 53:37
  Because I agree that these places that you mentioned in Europe, uh, London, Paris, Australia, we see people in, you know, the Jews, maybe the canary in the cave, you know, Jewish people are often afraid to live in these places because there does seem to be something about numbers, the psychology of it.
• 54:02
  Um when a lot of people feel they're not a minority anymore, and they if they are susceptible to this radical interpretation of Islam, and they're starting to gain power and and I mean, how do you think policymakers here in the United States should handle this?
• 54:24
  Is it just a matter of of um you know restricting immigration from Muslim majority countries?
• 54:32
  But I mean, is it is it um trying to be vigilant uh uh about the mosques here in the United States?
• 54:45
  How can we we protect ourselves without infringing on the civil liberties of law-abiding decent Muslims in America?
• 54:56
  Because I do think that America's done a better job than Europe in many ways of assimilating more Muslim people.
• 55:04
  I think that there aren't as many radicals here historically as in Europe.
• 55:09
  I have some ideas about why, but I guess my bottom line is what do you think America should do?
• 55:18
  You know, Heather, I think it is a good question.
• 55:21
  Uh, either the West and America in particular have to accept it the reality that yes, uh they open uh the windows where the warmth has come in, and it is now is too late.
• 55:43
  Uh when you bring people knowing that their intentions, whether they know it's at that time or not, uh, but when you have an elected governments with uh with the policy of appeasements of let's get along, uh don't say this, even knowing that the consequence will be even worse than the beginning.
• 56:16
  Yes, the immigrations to the West is a problem because all the Muslims that we have, they're having having a problem today, each and every one of them come from somewhere, they come from somewhere.
• 56:33
  Those who create problem in London's they come from somewhere.
• 56:36
  Those who create problem in Paris, they come from somewhere.
• 56:42
  Those who create problem in Australia, they come from somewhere.
• 56:47
  How did they come?
• 56:48
  They was allowed in, and then they use what you just said that you know uh the freedom where you cannot you know jeopardize what your policy by you know uh civil liberty and so on, they're using it for their benefit as a nobles, and they're winning, whether you like it or not, unless you have to do something today, which is in my opinion, probably state too led.
• 57:17
  Close the door.
• 57:20
  Yep, I I agree.
• 57:21
  We have to uh close the door, and Trump is saying and deal with the one you have already here.
• 57:27
  Well, I think Sami is having problems with his uh mic, but I I agree with what he's saying, folks.
• 57:31
  I hope you've enjoyed the show.
• 57:33
  Uh, we there's just so much to keep on packed here with Simon, and we're gonna bring him back.
• 57:39
  But until then, as we always say, God bless America, God bless Israel, and the conversation continues.
• 57:46
  Uh, hope you're uh tune in tomorrow night.
• 57:48
  Good night.
• 57:49
  Thank you.