Going Deeper

In Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed's Egypt, they ADORE Hitler.

*RUBIO:TALKS NOT PRODUCTIVE, IRANIAN DEMANDS SIMPLY UNACCEPTABLE

🇮🇱 “The lesson of the Holocaust wasn’t that you should act like Nazis. It was that you shouldn’t. For some reason, this is a hard concept for some people.” That’s Benjamin Moser, Pulitzer Prize-winning Jewish author, descendant of Holocaust refugees, and one of the most articulate voices against Zionism alive today. I brought him on to discuss what I believe could be a turning point in Israeli politics. He pushed back on almost everything. On Eisenkot: “These people don’t actually diverge on ANY of the main issues. A lot of this is theater.” On the election itself: he argued that any election excluding millions of Palestinians from voting cannot be called "democratic" in any meaningful sense. On Jewish victimhood: “The Jews are the most wealthy, most educated group in the U.S. And yet you’ll be in Beverly Hills and people say ‘they’re coming for us.’” I don’t agree with everything Moser says. I remain cautiously optimistic that Eisenkot represents a step, however small, in the right direction. Change in Israel will be gradual, not overnight. But I appreciate his perspective and this is an interview you won't want to miss... @BenMoser123

Except: Pedophilia Rape Beating your wife Hating non Muslims Killing non Muslims Overtaxing non Muslims Female genital mutilation A phobia of dogs

The UAE kept warning and providing evidence but why turn a blind eye?

🚨One week after the midterm elections, Muslim candidates have launched their own Islamic PAC and New Jersey has introduced Islamophobia legislation for “civil and criminal purposes”. 🚨 Less than one week after the election of 8 Muslims across our nation, Michigan’s dual citizen soon to be jihadi Senator Abdul El-Sayed has launched “Habibi PAC” to flood our elections with Muslim money after he pledged to get money out of politics. In New Jersey, where Adam Hamawy @HamawyForNJ was just elected, lawmakers in New Jersey have introduced legislation to create a legal definition for Islamophobia. Legislation introduced in the New Jersey Assembly would establish the state’s first formal legal definition of Islamophobia for use in certain civil and criminal anti-discrimination proceedings, just days after voters in the 12th Congressional District elected Adam Hamawy, a DSA candidate with ties to Islamic terrorists. Assembly Bill 1146 is sponsored by Assemblyman Joe Danielsen and co-sponsored by Assemblywomen Verlina Reynolds-Jackson and Mitchelle Drulis and Assemblyman Roy Freiman. Under the bill, Islamophobia is defined as “a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness,” which may include hatred toward Muslim persons. The text lists specific examples, among them “making mendacious, dehumanizing, demonizing, or stereotypical allegations about Muslims, or of Muslims as a collective group, especially but not exclusively, conspiracies about Muslims entry into politics, government, or other societal institutions, the myth of Muslim identity having a unique propensity for terrorism, and claims of a demographic threat posed by Muslims or of a Muslim takeover.” This is basically an Islamic blasphemy law that has been introduced by lawmakers in New Jersey as a terror supporter heads to Congress from New Jersey. I warned you that the Islamification of America is now going to be put on steroids. Now watch as our country is destroyed by Muslims. Every single Republican who wants to run for President in 2028 should be speaking out about the Islamic takeover of America.

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Dictionary: - A good Muslim is a bad and dangerous person. - A bad Muslim is a less bad and dangerous person. - A really bad Muslim is an ex-Muslim, a good person.

Completely hypothetical question: Suppose that someone today started a new religion that condoned pedophilia, viewed women as inferior, despised everyone who was not of their religion, hated dogs, desired to conquer every inch of the world, hated our culture, civilization, and heritage, was astoundingly illiberal, cut off the clitorises of five-year-old girls, along with 1,000,000 other pieces of evidence that were contrary to every one of your liberal values. Would you think it ok to ban it or should it be granted full freedom to take over our society?

Why are they afraid of Shari'a law?

Abdul Al-Sayed is a master of taqiyya. Taqiyya is a concept in Islam that allows Muslims to lie or say whatever is needed to advance the cause of Islam. He repeatedly said neither he nor his family is tied to the Muslim Brotherhood. Here are his family records: His mom worked for a charity that funded Osama bin Laden, the Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and Hamas. His dad is on the board of a charity busted for funneling money to Saddam Hussein in 2001 and 2002. His sister-in-law was on the terrorist watch list under Obama. His father-in-law is on the board of CAIR and ISNA, both Muslim Brotherhood-funded organizations. His sister, a professor at the University of Chicago, says America is the most evil place on Earth and that the morning of October 7th was the most glorious day of her life. Pretty much a terrorist-loving family. And it’s not just this. When he started his campaign, he said he was just an American citizen. It turns out he’s a dual citizen of Egypt as well. That’s taqiyya again. What else has he lied about, and what will he lie about under taqiyya?

Not once in my life has a Muslim tried to force Sharia law on me. But I’ve spent my entire life watching Christians try to turn their religious beliefs into laws I’m forced to live by. The religious takeover I was warned to fear isn’t coming from Muslims.

Muslims need to be banned from serving in our government in any capacity. They are an enemy of the United States.

Abdul El-Sayed on Israel: My approach is simple: Treat the government of Israel the way you would treat any other government that did the same thing. My family comes from Egypt, and I want to do the same thing with Egypt. Egypt violates human rights law. Egypt shouldn't be getting $3.3 billion of our tax dollars. And I would hate if somebody would be like, "Well, because you share the ethnicity of 95% of the people in Egypt, for us to say that the Egyptian government is doing terrible things must be anti-Egyptian." No, it is just applying our principles evenly everywhere.