Based Camp - Muslim ＂Charities＂ Keep Supporting Terrorism： WHY？

00:00:00.000 hello simone i'm excited to be here with you today today we are going to be covering

00:00:03.840 three stories the first is leaflet found out that a lot of voice actors for doing you know

00:00:16.460 english lines for anime oh had begun a charity event and pretending like using the ips that

00:00:24.360 like they didn't own like that as the voices so we'll get into like the weirdness of that

00:00:28.620 whoa like okay so like if like the guy who played to go like his english so one of the people who

00:00:35.040 did this is the person who plays mau mau one of our favorite modern characters yes well i mean

00:00:40.920 it's a sort of bad thing that they got involved with but yeah so they would do it as mau mau oh 0.99

00:00:46.000 no oh no wait that is don't they sign things yeah no they are just incredibly stupid i mean the type 1.00

00:00:53.180 of person who tries to change dubbing is incredibly stupid. But the group that they have donated to 1.00

00:00:58.920 has been involved in funding Hamas. They have been caught by the U.S. State Department funding

00:01:06.980 Hamas. And this isn't the first time this has happened. What I think is the bigger story here 0.70

00:01:13.700 is for decades in the United States, the single largest Muslim charity organization in the United

00:01:21.260 States funded Hamas. What organization is that? Until it was shut down under the Bush

00:01:27.200 administration. And one of the questions we're going to be focused on here is why does this

00:01:34.140 keep happening? And we're going to couch all this alongside another big leak that our friend

00:01:41.940 Brian Chow, who we had on the show when he was launching his new news organization, and it has

00:01:45.480 used ai to find all sorts of scoops and one of the greatest and latest was brought to you by the

00:01:51.720 mccarthy or t foundation or the what is it t mccarthur foundation you're familiar with that

00:01:57.640 from your npr right npr would always be like brought to you by the t mccarthur foundation

00:02:03.860 katherine t mccarthur foundation yes well i wouldn't recognize it if you don't read it out

00:02:11.280 the same way that they say it, but sure. Okay. The Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

00:02:15.240 And many other mainstream groups, such as the European AI and Society Fund,

00:02:20.040 CIVESA, Network of European Foundations, the Ford Foundation.

00:02:23.420 So this is what European AI does. It doesn't actually help with AI development. It just

00:02:28.040 gives money to Hamas? No, they were giving money to groups. Well, okay. So they were giving money

00:02:34.360 to groups that then decided to stand in solidarity with a terrorist organization that was shut down

00:02:41.260 for killing people in bombings but they're an antifa tied terrorist organization and they're 0.98

00:02:46.900 like well you know if it's left wing sometimes you just gotta kill them you know that's that's 0.97

00:02:54.020 sort of i guess where they are at this point uh in terms of ideological capture so let's go into

00:03:00.260 this story so break number one who are some of the voice actors who were caught up in this

00:03:06.960 and i wouldn't blame these voice actors much except for the fact that after it came out that

00:03:15.060 this group is funding hamas or had been caught doing that in the past like we don't know where

00:03:19.060 their dollars went but we know it had done this in the past um none of them have like recounted

00:03:25.280 or been like that was a mistake or this isn't something that i would personally support

00:03:28.940 which concerns me it shows in left-wing circles it's more dangerous and we'll get into like

00:03:35.060 why you might care about this organization of like institutionalized rape and torture

00:03:40.040 that is like actively ongoing right now to the people in gaza uh it's a bit like

00:03:45.860 you think you're giving money to help starving people in mexico and it's going to the cartels

00:03:51.560 like there there is no way that this is like the cartels are not pro mexico okay like hamas is not

00:03:57.860 pro the people of gaza in any meaningful context um they are an exploitative organization

00:04:04.080 that after the war ended was executing people in the streets i love the joke of oh my gosh

00:04:10.960 they're executing hamas gaza citizens in the streets can you believe it they're like no i

00:04:15.260 can't this is hamas this time oh oh okay whatever you know get them some slack um so one was johnny

00:04:25.660 lovasco of genshin impact uh the other another is alex ronchin of the amazing digital circus

00:04:32.520 and had minor roles in Poppy Playtime.

00:04:34.420 I quite like The Amazing Digital Circus.

00:04:36.460 I haven't watched the whole thing, though,

00:04:37.540 so I guess I don't like it that much.

00:04:38.940 And then the last one is Emmy Lowe of Apothecary Diaries,

00:04:43.300 Cyberpunk Edgerunners, Genshin Impact,

00:04:46.720 and Hanukkah Star Rail.

00:04:48.820 This is the one that gets to me the most.

00:04:50.260 I really like both the character of Mau Mau

00:04:53.820 in Apothecary Diaries and Apothecary Diaries more broadly.

00:04:56.860 And you do.

00:04:57.280 It's one of the only enemies we watch together.

00:04:59.000 Yeah, it's so sweet.

00:05:00.440 It's so cute.

00:05:02.520 But anyway, so the gist of what happened here is a recurring annual fundraiser raised by VoIP actress Kawara Creed, who's done approximately 120 English voice things in anime, made a donation to Operation Branch or OOB.

00:05:18.200 now the reason why i want to focus on these larger muslim organizations and the repeated

00:05:24.220 pattern of this is in this instance they only raised six thousand dollars which to me shows uh

00:05:31.580 the lack of seriousness about this i mean given what they were doing i'm actually kind of surprised

00:05:36.140 they only did raise six thousand dollars a little embarrassing but also phew yeah they had they had

00:05:41.600 top level voice actresses on board and like what they would do is you would uh donate an amount of

00:05:47.440 money and then asked him to say what you wanted to say like you know from the river to the sea

00:05:51.900 or something like that right and then they'd say it in the uh character's voice and i want to

00:05:58.420 this this gets interesting to a meta point here because i think for a lot of these people they

00:06:04.460 probably had good intentions they're like broadly aware of now i don't know why they're helping the

00:06:10.380 palestinians and not the much larger genocides that are currently occurring in like darfur but 0.96

00:06:16.860 it's muslims killing black people there so who cares right you know two oppressed groups doesn't 0.99

00:06:22.880 matter but with the the case of the palestinians the the you know you can be like okay they're 0.99

00:06:29.120 they're suffering um challenges is so often and so frequently we see large respectable or have 0.90

00:06:38.740 a veneer of respectability groups like this then end up giving the money to terrorism and i think

00:06:44.100 a lot of people are just very confused by this like why is this happening and how do we prevent

00:06:48.440 this because it makes it very hard to help these groups if there's a community and i mean this

00:06:54.020 happened even in the united states where the um god what were they the somalian immigrant population 0.98

00:06:59.180 was scamming our government but not just scamming it but then sending the money to terrorist 1.00

00:07:02.920 organizations like you give a starving person a dollar and they decide they're going to get 50

00:07:08.160 cents to a terrorist organization like what do you do about that like how do you deal and it's

00:07:13.880 not just at the level of donations. It's also been a problem with any country that has taken

00:07:18.180 in large numbers of Palestinian refugees. As people are aware, countries that have done 1.00

00:07:24.500 the virtuous thing and taken in these populations have paid for it in the blood of innocent

00:07:29.920 civilians. In every instance. It's not a good look. It's really not a good look. 0.89

00:07:37.360 They tried to take over the Jordanian government in a violent coup after they graciously allowed

00:07:43.200 them into their country and were paying to support them they in denmark there was a study on like how

00:07:49.660 three generations in there's incredibly high rates of criminality in these populations i think it's

00:07:54.580 70 are involved in violent crime or criminal organizations very very high right like they

00:08:00.160 just uh it it's it's systemic in the culture of of this region and it makes it very difficult to

00:08:08.760 help. So I decided to ask AI if any region had ever taken in a significant number of Gaza refugees

00:08:15.600 without their own civilians suffering and dying for it. And it said, which I think is indicative,

00:08:24.360 Jordan comes closest to it. And that they couldn't find other good examples. Now to understand

00:08:30.100 how crazy this is jordan had black september 1970 to 1971 in which cases palestinians arrived the 0.55

00:08:40.420 plo and the feridian built a state was in a state it was in refugee camps running checkpoints

00:08:45.980 collecting taxes and defying jordanian authority they hijacked planes at dawson's field triggered

00:08:51.680 ken hussemi's army to act and they killed thousands of palestinian civilians they killed

00:08:59.280 more palestinian civilians than we've killed iranian civilians since the start of this war

00:09:04.820 just just so after that the same group was taken in by lebanon which then was a significant factor

00:09:12.960 in the lebanese civil war and participated in that again killing thousands of civilians

00:09:18.200 in kuwait they were taken in they were hosted they were supported with tax dollars and then

00:09:23.660 supported saddam hussein's 1990 invasion helping him kill civilians we saw it in iraq we saw it in

00:09:31.880 egypt we saw it in uh even in countries like germany where uh two people were killed by

00:09:39.760 ibrahim a who was granted protection and support by the german government uh denmark's crime

00:09:46.600 statistics showed that even three generations on they were significantly more likely to kill 0.85

00:09:53.020 civilians than even first generation arab immigrants into the country uh this is this 1.00

00:09:59.780 is palestinian refugees it's just the reality of the situation they had a crime rate 2.5x higher 1.00

00:10:06.120 than normal but i think that's one of the things that we need to get to at the end of this is 1.00

00:10:09.460 how do you help or work with the people who when their family is starving would still rather give

00:10:17.080 a portion of that to kill innocent people of another group what do you do right it becomes

00:10:25.200 very hard so i can sympathize with why these groups want to ignore that this is what's happening

00:10:30.840 but anyway just for the connection here and i'll put a tweet on screen here that sort of outlines

00:10:36.840 this if you want to dig deeper into it but on june 10th 2025 the u.s treasury ofac designated

00:10:42.460 algerian el barak association for the charitable and humanitarian work also known as our baka

00:10:48.820 algerian association for charitable and humanitarian work and let me just say isn't

00:10:53.760 it amazing that now we can replace the dubbers who are adding woke stuff to anime with ai uh we

00:11:02.560 even have a feature on our fab.ai that is rfab.ai uh where you can dub animes if you want using the

00:11:11.600 click of a button it's not perfect it's not good at like fight scenes and automatic pias yet but

00:11:15.800 for or songs but for spoken words it's pretty good it has been based in z eiser or algiers and

00:11:23.260 was established in 2015 it stated that it deferred funds needed for humanitarian causes to support

00:11:28.740 hamas and give my new like starving children that you're taking the money from and this has been

00:11:32.600 this grift has been a part of the economy in these regions i'll play a bit of a music video here that

00:11:36.700 i think is really fun um and whenever i play a music video here i always link it in the pinned

00:11:41.020 comment um if you if you think it's funny but the children of gaza are suffering they have no food

00:11:46.740 or medical supply but you can help please open your heart and make a donation by clicking

00:11:54.440 in the link below shukran and god bless you

00:12:11.020 Oh, my God.

00:12:41.020 i thought it did a good job of depicting this by the way fun fact the figures in that music

00:13:05.320 video um all but one of them has been killed by uh yeah massad uh so they were killed in doha by

00:13:13.280 massad the joke about oh it's sushi avokad it's not my son uh they they they do that's one thing

00:13:20.740 i've always appreciated about israel is when somebody puts them they back and i like that

00:13:26.400 we as americans are beginning to learn to do that as well um we don't go and try to save them you

00:13:32.220 know that was stupid of us when somebody's with us we try to help them improve and build a democracy 0.81

00:13:37.900 that's a glowing shining beacon like ours it's like no you put us with you um and we try to keep 0.97

00:13:43.640 it narrow i'll point out here like if you look at something like the iran war uh we'll be going over

00:13:48.000 this more in another future episode but if you look at um the the uh numbers that we have right

00:13:56.680 now. So the official Iranian figure for how many civilians they killed was 3,117. This was during

00:14:05.080 the crackdown where the Iranian civilians were asking the U.S. to come in and help them.

00:14:09.640 And Trump was like, yeah, it'll take some time. But yeah, and he did. So 3,117 Iranian. That's

00:14:18.220 the lowest number because that's what the government was reporting. If we're looking at

00:14:22.340 the hrana number which is generally the this is an iranian human rights group um the one that

00:14:30.400 most people accept it was as high as it was around 7,007 if you go with the you know groups that

00:14:37.360 want to just like go with really higher numbers you get numbers as high as like 12,000 to 30,000

00:14:43.180 to 36,000 i don't know if i believe those i'd probably go with the 7,000 number maybe a bit

00:14:48.980 higher, but let's go with the lowest possible number, the Iranian number, 3,117, okay? Right

00:14:55.240 now, the HRNA in terms of civilians killed by US bombing since the beginning of the war has only

00:15:05.640 been 1,700. Is that not astonishing? We're at about half of the number that Iran mentioned of 0.98

00:15:13.200 the civilians that they said they had killed. That's not being reported on in mainstream media.

00:15:18.980 i just want people to be okay yes i mean it seems fewer people are not okay

00:15:24.940 under the u.s's watch than under you have a war for months and only like uh under 2 000 civilians

00:15:33.540 are dead like that's crazy that's crazy this is not a it's a fake war which we'll get into later

00:15:40.960 um but another episode right now we're focused on this i was just appreciating that when these

00:15:47.800 people did screw over israel it took them out and i'm glad that we're getting back to this as a

00:15:52.000 country so there was a the the point here being is that this organization that under this executive

00:15:59.100 order was found funneling money to humos uh the group leader said like they saw them as like a

00:16:06.560 trusted ally or we're working with them on something and so we know there's connections

00:16:10.080 there how strong those connections are i think it's larger than relevant because it's six thousand

00:16:14.620 dollars and who cares you know it's such a weirdly small amount it seems like something that they

00:16:20.200 thought would get a lot of pickup because of their general platforms that just no one actually heard

00:16:25.920 about like it was poorly communicated yeah yeah um that that said poorly communicated and

00:16:34.940 performatory performatory performative performative i'm not not real they don't actually care about

00:16:41.060 anything they say they care about it i mean it's the same as the whole greta thornburg thing look

00:16:44.060 at all the stuff she's doing on there is any of it actually getting goods to anyone no like it's

00:16:48.100 all performative this is the problem about having progressives on your side as any sort of

00:16:52.740 civilizational power is even if you can win them to your side they will only do performative things

00:16:58.720 to help you which is getting wild right like oh i've got the number one environmental activists 0.99

00:17:06.460 on our world dedicating her life to my cause what's she gonna do sail around in a boat with 1.00

00:17:12.940 supplies that obviously she can't deliver. And even if she could, would it be a meaningful

00:17:17.280 amount? Well, she could have taken the money she spent on this and done something meaningful,

00:17:22.140 right? And the real way that progressives facilitate these groups is by aggressively 0.66

00:17:30.480 not noticing that it's irrelevant that this group funnel money to Hamas. It is not irrelevant that

00:17:42.600 the largest muslim charity in the united states funneled money to hamas for decades that is

00:17:49.180 very relevant and where the progressives make helpful patsies isn't in the way they directly

00:17:56.900 support you it's in their aggressive not noticing of bad actors on your side and continuing to work

00:18:04.020 with you bring you into the country free you when you do something bad prevent you from going into

00:18:10.000 prison when you murder or rape someone or any other number of bad things um that's where they

00:18:16.140 are useful to you and that is where we need to be more aggressive in making sure like a civilizational

00:18:22.620 rules are still applying because we can put progressives up against a wall with that

00:18:26.280 this is where conservatives often make massive strategic mistakes um for example take something 0.98

00:18:35.560 like going against gays, like performatively, like I hate gays, whatever. We shouldn't have 0.97

00:18:41.140 gays in part of the movement. When you see gays be meaningful to the movement, Scott Pressler, 1.00

00:18:44.980 Peter Thiel, et cetera, like the key figures in the White House. And you push these figures out

00:18:49.980 and what are you winning, right? Like focus on the things that actually matter right now,

00:18:54.100 which is the foreign opposition to us, right? That may want to eradicate us or cause us on 1.00

00:19:01.860 a foreign stage and the immigrants, um, that are not interested in being American or American 1.00

00:19:08.360 values. And note here, we, when I say the immigrants who are not interested in American 1.00

00:19:12.300 values, this is not all immigrants, right? There are a lot of, for example, Hispanic immigrants 0.86

00:19:17.260 that are very interested in American values. And that could integrate as well as any other

00:19:22.960 Catholic has integrated into American culture. So to clarify what I mean here, I'm not saying

00:19:28.660 you need to personally be okay with morality around gayness or think that that's okay i'm 0.64

00:19:36.020 just saying that it doesn't help the wider movement to attempt to ban it or arbitrarily

00:19:43.080 attack or insult people who are gay because that doesn't make them stop living a gay lifestyle if

00:19:51.200 they're a same-sex attracted person like that's just not an effective means of achieving the ends 0.91

00:19:56.300 that you care about. It only serves to elevate your status within a community that shares those 0.87

00:20:04.660 values. So you're really just masturbating in front of a bunch of people, right? In a way that 0.97

00:20:08.960 ends up hurting our overall movement because it lowers the number of people that we're able to

00:20:14.300 utilize to win election cycles. And it's the same with immigrants. Am I saying that I think it's a 1.00

00:20:21.120 good thing that we've taken in all of these immigrant populations? No, but they're here now 1.00

00:20:26.200 and we need to win elections if we want to stay in control of our countries and if you act in a way

00:20:33.760 that overly isolates populations that would otherwise vote for you keep in mind the average

00:20:39.080 hispanic male in the united states voted for trump in the last election you are not going to win

00:20:44.720 elections and also keep in mind how much that matters i mean the hispanic population in the

00:20:49.260 united states is twice the size of the black population right like you are significantly 0.94

00:20:54.480 undermining our ability to win election cycles and keep in mind again it's not just them this 0.91

00:21:01.640 is why this is so important it's everybody who has a friend in one of these communities

00:21:05.420 when you act in a way that prevents us from winning election cycles for a fight or a goal

00:21:12.800 that is simply impossible to win at the electoral level at least the way things are currently

00:21:18.160 all you do is put us in a situation where republicans can never win again like has

00:21:24.040 happened in places like you know the eu or the un once they gain control they structurally change

00:21:31.020 things so that you can never have power again well it really depends on i think what drives

00:21:35.820 people here are they here because they believe in what america stands for and they want to play

00:21:40.820 our game by our rules or do they want to exploit our amenities and i think the big problem is that

00:21:46.460 immigration seems to have shifted to amenity exploitation rather than believing in the

00:21:51.600 ideals. In fact, what frustrates me the most, not to go on a rant about immigration, is we know a

00:21:56.400 lot of people who are actively trying to legally immigrate to the United States because they want

00:21:59.900 to play the American game by the American rules. They want to be net taxpayers. They want to play

00:22:03.620 the game. They like our system and they want to contribute. And they're also very culturally

00:22:07.900 American. And all the people who seem to be getting in are the ones who just want to exploit 0.89

00:22:11.680 the social services and they're skipping the line. It's so messed up. Anyway, carry on.

00:22:15.340 yeah so this the when you can narrow who the enemy is to only the people it would be ridiculous to

00:22:22.880 defend yeah it's the progressives will still defend them and it's easier to win the optics game

00:22:28.900 um i mean it's not just easier it's possible it's impossible to win the optics game when it looks

00:22:35.300 like you're going after uh some gay guy who just wants to live his own life it's very easy to win

00:22:42.860 the optics game when you go after a trans guy who's going into children's bathrooms okay or 0.57

00:22:48.660 who's demanding to play in women's sports or who's you know any of those are easy to win battles 0.63

00:22:54.020 focus on those battles and only when all of those battles are won can you have a conversation about

00:23:00.680 okay well now let's talk about x y or z or some sort of moral purity the problem is is you'll

00:23:06.400 realize the moment you have that conversation the vast majority of your coalition is going to break

00:23:11.020 apart and turn into an anti-you coalition because that's not what the majority of the population

00:23:15.580 wants but to continue here um the union of good designated by the treasury in 2008 as a hamas

00:23:22.680 created entity that acted as a broker transferring tens of millions of dollars to hamas controlled

00:23:28.280 organizations in the west bank um and it was linked to dozens of charities across europe

00:23:32.900 the middle east and elsewhere member groups included various al-qasari fronts

00:23:37.040 and this was in it's back in the bush administration right wow so i'm going to skip down

00:23:44.080 and talk about well i mean i guess we can talk about like what hamas does so they they did you

00:23:49.900 know the mass shootings at the peaceful the the four the four piece in gaza music festival well

00:23:56.860 and attacked attacked a bunch of settlements within the borders of israel yeah door-to-door

00:24:01.320 killings, burnings, executions. I mean, imagine if this happened with Mexico and the United States,

00:24:07.900 right? And they took back American children, American civilians, and were holding them

00:24:12.780 hostage. The cartels took over Mexico and then did this, right? I would want America going so

00:24:20.240 much harder than Israel went on Gaza. Mexico wouldn't exist anymore. And their population 1.00

00:24:25.560 increased during this genocide that has never happened that's not a genocide

00:24:29.420 note this is talking about the palestinian population at the whole if you're talking

00:24:34.180 about just the gaza population it's maybe decreased by six percent which if you're

00:24:39.040 talking about a war of this scale is a fairly low number that's a that's never happened before in a

00:24:45.020 genocide that's a as a note i wasn't actually able to find the graph so i ended up recreating it

00:24:49.940 myself from the data that i could source which i suppose makes it a more honest graph and it still

00:24:54.820 shows how comical it is to call this a genocide i'll put the the famous chart on screen here of

00:25:01.080 percent of population killed number of people killed and global genocides and you can just

00:25:05.080 see it's it's a joke to call it well and this of course flies in the face of the actual genocide

00:25:08.940 taking place in africa right now but whatever forget about that multiple now multiple not that

00:25:15.740 it matters or anyone cares well apparently the reason why people are this this is the sorry this

00:25:21.160 is the cope-based justification for why progressives in the U.S. are talking about the

00:25:26.780 Palestinian genocide and not the genocides taking place in Africa. The United States actively

00:25:31.920 supports Israel, so they feel like, and a lot of people know Jews who support Israel, so they feel

00:25:37.880 like they can actually make a difference by talking to their token Israel-supporting friend

00:25:43.320 or to pressure their government because they could actually do something, whereas the U.S. is very

00:25:47.560 hands off vis-a-vis that is an incredibly bad reason because the genocides in africa right now 0.84

00:25:53.800 are primarily being orchestrated by the uae and saudi arabia right like what are you talking about 0.54

00:26:01.320 yeah i know uh i know i know i'm just i'm just telling you what people are saying okay that's

00:26:06.740 that's apparently why they say but they're they're part of um power structure they're selling them

00:26:12.060 they're selling them weapons they're selling them weapons to sorry they're not just selling

00:26:16.440 them weapons they're supporting it they're trying to set up pocket governments in some of these

00:26:21.220 regions to ensure that our audience is maximally informed uh what has happened is they have been

00:26:27.340 supporting the Sudanese armed forces or the rapid support forces as the SAF or the RSFF

00:26:33.620 and this is in the Sudan conflict the RSF has been accused of systemic ethnic targeting 0.78

00:26:39.740 mass killings, rape, looting, and starvation tactics against non-Arab groups, black people. 1.00

00:26:46.920 It's Arab people killing black people. And the U.S. officially determined that the RSF 1.00

00:26:53.180 committed genocide in Darfur. In terms of the UAE's role, there have been arms transfers of

00:27:00.260 Chinese drones, howitzers, and other systems. They've financed links to Sudanese groups smuggling

00:27:06.620 into the UAE and they've helped with recruitment of mercenaries and this is extensive reporting

00:27:13.340 on the UN panel of experts finding NFC International, Human Rights Watch and other

00:27:18.060 groups. In terms of Saudi Arabia's role they generally aligned with the SAF side not the RSF

00:27:27.020 and have hosted mediation efforts but they're still funding this conflict right like this is

00:27:35.340 a still a thing that's happening the uae is the more direct group in the genocide part of this

00:27:42.140 and the uae is an even stronger ally to the united states and saudi arabia so i guess it makes it

00:27:47.160 even worse look it doesn't matter the point being is that that's just it's not like the u.s is only

00:27:53.420 involved in one and not the other it does matter innocent people are being killed but yeah yeah

00:27:57.720 they're completely ignoring these actual things that are happening and not to say that there are

00:28:01.660 not horrific things that are happening in in in Palestine and also that there aren't major

00:28:06.960 mistakes that the Israeli government has made multiple times and obviously like things coming

00:28:10.560 out with Netanyahu plausibly having heard about attacks incoming and not doing anything about

00:28:16.220 like there are very very serious issues with Israel but this is a completely different scale

00:28:21.680 and kind of conflict than what's happening elsewhere um yeah well and keep in mind that

00:28:25.580 these people were live streaming murdering families like that this was cool to it was so

00:28:31.860 cool to them that when and i think that this is where the quiet part comes out loud and you can 0.99

00:28:36.280 understand why it's so difficult to deal with these populations when this american muslim

00:28:41.220 organization the largest muslim charity in the united states was raising money one of the things

00:28:46.420 they said they were raising money for was the families of martyrs when they say that they mean

00:28:51.580 the people who died live streaming themselves killing families that is the point for them for

00:29:00.220 a lot of them the reason why they divert the money from themselves is when you get a place like gaza

00:29:06.660 that has been under terrorist occupation for so long anybody who opposes this ends up getting

00:29:11.960 killed that this is why you had all the killings after the israeli occupation right um anybody who

00:29:18.920 is not actively like a i'm gonna call them like degen terrorist because they're not even like 0.65

00:29:25.480 intelligent terrorists or anything like that they're just like i want to be maximally toolish 0.84

00:29:31.500 to everyone around me they the the degen terrorist is the only person who survives the person who 0.99

00:29:39.480 when their child dies as we saw video of is crying in the streets cheers of joy because he you know

00:29:46.780 she was hoping that her other children also got the opportunity to die martyrs right like when

00:29:52.240 you have this mindset you it begins to like intergenerationally so aggressive a form of

00:29:58.140 selection you get an extreme form of potentially even genetic modification but at least cultural

00:30:04.060 modification that obviously even generations after they move to other countries does not disappear

00:30:09.120 yeah although even especially within within palestine i understand how that mindset could

00:30:14.420 come to be given how terrible the conditions are there plus the beliefs about islamic heaven

00:30:18.640 if you are a mother and you love your son and you are like legit believe what happens to men in

00:30:23.640 heaven they get the 40s you would prefer you see them like starving and living in squalid

00:30:28.440 conditions in palestine and yet you know what they can experience in heaven especially as a martyr

00:30:33.300 yeah you want to send them to go out and die as a martyr like she she was not behaving illogically

00:30:38.680 per that cultural nexus and that that her perception of reality and her experience her

00:30:44.280 lived experience living in this these horrible conditions but the fact that that's happening

00:30:48.960 the fact that people are raised with that culture with that religion with those views and in that

00:30:53.320 horrible condition is atrocious it makes it's it's i mean it's inhumane obviously it's unthinkable

00:30:59.420 and yet it's happening every single day a population like that and it's been like this

00:31:04.620 for generations and any time you had some outlier culturally or genetically who was like hey maybe

00:31:10.040 we should like try to find a constructive way to work on this or find a way for peace you know

00:31:15.440 they end up getting tortured to death you which happens repeatedly like this is a daily phenomenon 0.84

00:31:22.160 living in gaza um you're you're going to get a a selection effect that breeds a population that 0.73

00:31:29.600 believes it's cool even the diaspora even the people who don't grow up in this 0.93

00:31:34.140 to live stream the murder of a family or something like that right um and so when you live next to a

00:31:41.020 population like this and to see somebody like that as a hero as someone to aspire to i always find

00:31:45.840 that the conversation around well goss is a walled city like they're caged like a zoo i'm like

00:31:50.820 i mean i would put a wall around them too if they were anywhere near me well also the walls weren't

00:31:59.400 as impermeable as they are now before before a bunch of terrible things happened when people 1.00

00:32:04.940 readily accepted palestinian refugees so that's the other issue well yeah this is this is when 1.00

00:32:09.680 they had the second infatata they they tried to make the walls less permeable and um they

00:32:14.780 you did it again sorry the infatata has antifada whatever um i don't like these foreign words if i

00:32:22.380 if i spit out a muslim word on my tongue simone what would happen to me i'd lose my american

00:32:27.420 credentials. This is true. They'd have to revoke your passport right there. Yeah. So you'd build 1.00

00:32:37.260 a wall around them. It's a logical thing to do. I'd build a wall. I'm like, why not a dome? They

00:32:42.800 can get out with the Goliath. Let's do a dome as well. This seems incredibly dangerous. And there's

00:32:48.620 a reason why no other Muslim country will take them. But now we need to ask the question of why 1.00

00:32:52.000 did they keep funding them, right? And I think if you want to understand this, go to our episode on

00:32:56.760 what do muslims believe about heaven or happens to you after you die because that was very

00:33:00.640 illuminating for me and it helped me understand why structurally um at least with many conservative 1.00

00:33:07.000 muslims you are always going to hit an impasse um that prevents you from uh dealing with them 0.95

00:33:16.780 in a way that allows for long-term coexistence and they'll cite to you verses from the quran 1.00

00:33:24.180 that make it look like coexistence is possible,

00:33:26.340 but they don't tell you that the way Islam works

00:33:30.320 is it's the verses that are later in the Koran

00:33:32.320 that take precedence to the verses earlier in the Koran.

00:33:34.880 And Muhammad was all like,

00:33:36.060 let's get along with everyone early in the Koran. 0.87

00:33:37.920 And then later in the Koran, he was much more like, 0.93

00:33:39.620 no, like, let's kill everyone else.

00:33:43.360 So for some examples of some of these later verses,

00:33:47.240 and when the sacred months have passed 0.90

00:33:48.820 and then killed the policists, 0.52

00:33:50.000 keep in mind Christians are considered policists 0.97

00:33:52.300 to Muslims because of the Trinity. 0.97

00:33:54.180 I guess techno Puritans wouldn't be because we don't believe in that, but other Christians would 0.98

00:33:59.220 be wherever you find them and capture and besiege them and sit and wait in every place of ambush. 1.00

00:34:04.480 But if they should repent, establish prayer and give zakah, let them go on their way. So 0.99

00:34:09.140 repent means convert to Islam. Fight those who do not believe. This is another one. Fight those 1.00

00:34:14.960 who do not believe in Allah or in the last day for those who were given the scripture fight 0.76

00:34:21.080 until they give the izja willingly while they are humbled that's like an additional tax payment 0.99

00:34:27.600 that's required of non-muslims basically subjugate the people and then you have fight them until 0.99

00:34:33.520 there is no fatah and the religion all of it is for allah and keep in mind this is all coming 1.00

00:34:41.160 alongside a you know if you die in combat uh you get the the 42 virgins in heaven right like the 0.96

00:34:49.120 women it doesn't even matter this person you you get a bunch of women to have sex with in heaven 0.99

00:34:53.300 because that's how again see our episode on how muslim heaven works it's really disgusting honestly 0.99

00:34:59.940 like i i would immediately and i when we did that episode a number of muslims who watched it was 0.87

00:35:04.080 like yeah when i finally understood what muslims actually think happens in heaven i was like

00:35:07.980 oh i don't know if this is a good religion sorry i got that wrong from memory it's 72 virgins and

00:35:14.700 fun fact, they were mentioned multiple times in the letter to the 9-11 hijackers that was meant to

00:35:20.260 give them motivation for the attack. So this does lead to bad outcomes. If you aren't from it,

00:35:27.160 just to give you a little taste on the episode of what Muslims think happens in heaven, 1.00

00:35:30.880 you get a bunch of additional women. Everybody gets at least one additional woman, 1.00

00:35:36.600 one additional wife to have sex with. So nobody's in heaven married to just one woman. You always 0.99

00:35:42.120 have at least two um and you have all the vigor you want to have sex all the time it's basically 0.94

00:35:46.240 a hedonistic paradise without any sort of like higher spiritual elevation it's just sex all you

00:35:52.800 want whenever you want and all the stuff you want whenever you want which is like really sort of

00:35:58.040 degrading of the human morality to me and the i mean even as a religious leader myself i guess

00:36:06.100 you could call me like we started a sect of christianity the techno puritanism if you go

00:36:10.980 to an ai and you ask it like did techno puritanism start really open to other groups and then become

00:36:15.940 very or significantly more hostile to some specific other groups you you find out absolutely

00:36:20.880 it has um that's a that's a natural because when you're first starting a organization you're like

00:36:26.500 okay uh i want everyone to be able to be on board i want to be able to work with as many neighbors

00:36:31.420 as possible i want to and then you've got to be like okay yeah but what does the bible really say

00:36:36.960 what are these groups really doing what's the real push and shove uh if this behavior is persistent

00:36:45.460 um and at this point you just need to be like okay well so like i don't even blame muhammad

00:36:50.480 for doing it you know he's he's at this point where he's like okay i have power now i have an

00:36:54.800 army now i can conquer people now which you know he was doing um and uh those people then didn't

00:37:02.080 want to they're like no like judaism doesn't like agree with what you're doing here um and you know

00:37:07.220 christians were like christianity doesn't agree with what you're doing here and then he didn't

00:37:10.260 like them very much uh but he hadn't had that moment yet um but uh let's go to this other

00:37:17.520 organization which okay so explain that whole thing on august 26 2026 the u.s state department

00:37:22.600 treasury designated the italy-based tech collective uh autistica innovativa um which actually takes

00:37:29.560 autistic is like their logo like autistic tech nerds is what they call themselves so that's

00:37:33.060 that's literally what it means it's not some other meaning for autistica it's just tech no no no that 0.55

00:37:38.400 that means like artistic or something but they make a play on words and their slogans okay anyway

00:37:44.300 look it doesn't matter they're a global terrorist organization okay and uh well the reason they're

00:37:49.660 a global terrorist organization is uh let's go over some of the stuff that they've done all right

00:37:55.180 so they um cut off the berlin power grid which was the longest blackout in berlin in the middle

00:38:00.620 of winter affecting over a hundred thousand people uh outside of world war ii and of course

00:38:06.260 people died during it um they did this as an attack on oil and big business

00:38:12.400 how does that hurt oil and big business you're literally just murdering civilians and slightly

00:38:21.040 inconveniencing to a margin of error some oil executives who's insured anyway 0.99

00:38:27.520 it's like let's kill civilians that's sort of uh specifically we know of one 83 year old woman

00:38:34.440 who froze to death oh um because of this organization they they funded the rose city

00:38:41.920 at antifa uh used ai services to organize in in incite domestic violence including an attack

00:38:49.640 involving lasers pointed at custom border patrol helicopters

00:38:51.940 that led to a federal indictment attempting to kill law officers.

00:38:57.400 The Atlantic Cop City Law Enforcement Center opposition,

00:39:00.580 the anarchist cell fighting the project,

00:39:02.420 used tools from them and claimed responsibility

00:39:04.660 for violent attacks on officers,

00:39:06.360 plus publishing a doxing list of law enforcement officials.

00:39:11.780 They did rail sabotage across France, Italy, Germany,

00:39:15.240 and the Netherlands.

00:39:16.160 This was a high-speed line that could have killed

00:39:17.800 thousands of civilians.

00:39:19.640 this was in a lead up to the olympics to protect the capitalism i guess they said it was a capital 0.96

00:39:26.780 like they're doing they're they're they're killing civilians for the dumbest thing reasons

00:39:32.440 yeah they really need to work on i i feel like one of the reasons why um uh luigi manzioni was so 0.87

00:39:40.180 popular is because he actually targeted a bad person who was making decisions that was leading

00:39:47.940 people to die based on refused insurance coverage, whereas all these other acts of terrorism,

00:39:55.000 they're not affecting the decision makers. Like, what's the point?

00:39:59.040 Yeah, for people who aren't aware of the Luigi Mangini thing, he was using AI that was

00:40:04.500 denying claims that it should have been approved. He had gone to court and court showed and sued

00:40:12.100 them saying this is, I think it was in 96% of cases or something that it should have been

00:40:17.240 proved it would deny them um this is not this is producing bad outcomes that don't follow your

00:40:23.940 contracts with these people and he continued to use this system after it had legally been

00:40:30.040 established that it was both illegal and killing people specifically it had a 90 error rate and

00:40:36.400 only about 0.2 percent of the denied patients would appeal it when it incorrectly denied them

00:40:42.360 So this was leading to almost certainly dozens of innocent deaths every day that he knew were happening illegally.

00:40:50.360 And he had already been prosecuted for doing in a court case.

00:40:55.700 And it just wasn't relevant to the company.

00:40:58.780 The settlement costs less than the money they were saving by denying care.

00:41:03.980 Yes.

00:41:04.660 So that's what she means when she says that, right?

00:41:06.900 Like if we were fighting a left of Luigi Mangioni's, we couldn't win.

00:41:12.360 They would have the popular support. 1.00

00:41:14.400 The key is to always force them into these stupid positions. 1.00

00:41:17.340 But the other thing, the thing that I was most surprised that they help with is attacking pregnancy centers, crisis pregnancy centers. 1.00

00:41:23.960 What?

00:41:25.060 Wait, how is that?

00:41:28.240 Yes, they firebomb the Wisconsin Family Action Office with Molotov cocktails and graffiti.

00:41:33.360 If abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either.

00:41:36.120 And then in Amnesty, Buffalo, New York, they firebomb the Compass Care Pregnancy Center.

00:41:40.580 window smash fire set inside these are pregnant women two firefighters were injured fighting the

00:41:47.020 blaze multiple other arsons um in in many countries so yeah many women so uh why are

00:41:56.840 they doing it it's because these are pregnancy centers that don't give abortions and there's

00:42:01.620 this belief partially true partially exaggerated in progressive circles and i'm sure you heard when

00:42:07.880 you were in progressive circles i certainly did of these conservative pregnancy centers that like

00:42:13.300 lie to you that to try to delay you getting an abortion until you can't anymore or that try to

00:42:19.900 like show you your child so you don't want to get an abortion or try to yeah that is what they

00:42:26.100 believe that they are targeting here i do not think that that is you know i i think one

00:42:32.320 showing somebody nobody's forcing women to go there when women go there it's because they're

00:42:37.860 actually on the fence and they actually want someone to talk to if a woman wants an abortion

00:42:42.680 she's going to get an abortion in the united states okay it's it's not i'm not going to say

00:42:48.140 that they're never deceptive to any extent but i think the real reality of most of the women who

00:42:52.840 are going to this is they are unsure and they want a safe environment to talk about this and

00:42:57.080 yeah if you're sure about what you want you're going to planned parenthood okay that that they

00:43:00.600 are there uh planned parenthood is everywhere everywhere yeah if you no confused woman is

00:43:06.620 going to find one of the, I don't like if I were whatever, like pre-progressive me and somehow I

00:43:13.380 was slutty and I got out there, you know, or I'm not, not as moral, sorry, as socially as tone 0.78

00:43:18.100 deaf as I am. And I actually like, I don't know, had my slutty moment and I needed to get an 0.97

00:43:23.180 abortion or I wasn't sure about getting an abortion. I literally would not know where to 0.85

00:43:27.280 look aside from plant, planned parenthood. I don't, I wouldn't know the name. I wouldn't know

00:43:31.260 how to find a crisis pregnancy center. I guess you could Google crisis pregnancy center. I wouldn't

00:43:35.860 even know that what's that like again people are going to these because they're genuine

00:43:40.440 anyway i'm just really mad that people are if you watch our early stage abortion episode you

00:43:45.360 can see what this is like for many even progressive women who would have preferred to not make the

00:43:51.420 choice for an abortion if they had just had somebody sat them down and talk about it

00:43:55.140 if they had known as many progressives are genuinely psychologically unaware and i was

00:44:01.100 at this stage at one point in my life not having an abortion is an option

00:44:05.860 It's genuinely treated as not even something you would consider.

00:44:09.060 And so I think that these can serve as an important role in society.

00:44:11.060 But no, these groups bomb them.

00:44:13.780 So what ended up happening is this group ended up, PayPal seized their accounts.

00:44:19.600 They announced they were shutting down services.

00:44:21.780 Bank Etica closed their accounts.

00:44:23.520 And then a bunch of NGOs, for example, major ones like Wikimedia Germany, Wikimedia Italy,

00:44:31.360 the european digital rights union um bits of freedom epicenter works la contra de nut 0.75

00:44:37.800 digital courage homo digitus people versus big tech and others uh decided to write a letter 0.92

00:44:47.560 saying that this should be removed and it's a freedom they're killing people this is a freedom 0.90

00:44:53.140 of whatever the freedom of speech issue and i'm like no no it's not a freedom of speech issue

00:45:00.160 firebombing is a firebombing is not covered under freedom of speech okay um and then they'll be like

00:45:07.120 well they were only using their platforms to firebomb and it's like yeah and their platforms

00:45:10.580 are facilitating this right you know specifically in keeping it anonymous um and these organizations

00:45:17.640 were funded by those large organizations i talked about at the beginning like the

00:45:21.120 catherine t mcarthur foundation um and the you know ford foundation and the open society

00:45:27.340 foundations etc uh and this is why it's important when you're donating money uh donate to the

00:45:32.960 pragmatist foundation refund cool stuff okay um like we have fun over here the better ai education

00:45:41.040 apps we've been building right now for kids which is so cool and uh you know if you want them you

00:45:45.620 can really cheaply get an android tablet flash it we don't charge much for any of this or anything

00:45:49.540 or just an old android phone of yours actually yeah just take an old android phone and it's

00:45:54.900 it's upgrading every day.

00:45:56.000 It's getting better every day.

00:45:56.860 I'm really excited about this product.

00:45:58.700 Yeah, this is what we're spending most of our time right now

00:46:01.400 is bug testing and building new features for this

00:46:03.820 because our kids are actively playtesting it

00:46:05.660 and we always have to stay one step ahead of them

00:46:08.260 in terms of like exploiting one of the reward features

00:46:11.580 or like getting stuck on a game.

00:46:13.260 So that's where-

00:46:13.800 But we're not limited to the stuff you see in RFAB

00:46:16.200 and Mud Puppy and Heart EA.

00:46:17.760 We also fund a lot of secret tech

00:46:20.960 that recently got a major breakthrough.

00:46:23.400 So exciting.

00:46:23.980 that could transform it would save so many lives um um and uh you know demographically it could

00:46:33.900 easily change the tables for us yeah uh which is very exciting super cool stuff yeah plus i mean

00:46:40.640 all the prenatalist advocacy and you know whatnot which which actually we still do yeah but the more

00:46:46.700 money we get the more we can find right like it's a non-profit whatever right i'm just saying right

00:46:50.320 like we don't we don't pay anyone other than bruno and i don't pay i pay him a criminally

00:46:54.380 low rate i know bruno we're working on it okay that's sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry

00:47:00.280 well we are getting to a point of persistent cash positivity at this point with our fab

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00:47:15.220 to this this non-profit you were amazing uh the money you're saving money by using our fab anyway

00:47:22.400 though yeah so you're but we don't donate money it's easy to not donate money to the terrorist

00:47:28.480 organization oh i yeah i don't know it's yeah maybe we're not having that whoops i supported

00:47:34.220 a terrorist moment yeah i mean are you going to cover the uh the the the people also not not even

00:47:40.860 just um domestic terrorists fire bombing abortion clinics but supporting antifa well that's what

00:47:48.300 they were doing i mentioned they supported a number of antifa locations yeah this is a platform

00:47:51.940 that antifa was using to maintain anonymity so here's the wider question here and this is one i

00:47:56.900 have around muslims more generally is how do you live alongside groups that are at least in terms

00:48:07.720 of and i note here i am not saying all muslims at all there's lots of muslims that westernize

00:48:13.060 and want to westernize but what i will say is i have never met a muslim who westernized and liked

00:48:21.020 western values and ideals that had a lot of kids which unfortunately means that long term those

00:48:29.440 muslims aren't particularly important to what it means to interact with muslim culture that's a 0.99

00:48:36.340 fair point yeah the the ones who are indicative of future culture are the ones who have lots of kids 0.99

00:48:42.760 yeah so i would say that first i would accept that muslims even the ones that you can work 1.00

00:48:55.120 with persistently you need to expect them to fund terrorism because terrorism is wisdom martyrs rule 0.96

00:49:03.120 an intrinsic part of their entire afterlife system okay it's not like a fringe thing it's not like an 0.83

00:49:09.980 extremist thing it's it's more mainstream that's why the largest organization that's Muslim in the

00:49:14.400 United States would end up funding it I mean that shows it's mainstream and even our friends when 0.62

00:49:17.820 there have been Muslim countries that we have been able to work with amicably the UAE Saudi 1.00

00:49:23.280 Arabia for example these are our allies in the region right they still fund terrorism like all 0.96

00:49:30.640 the top dogs in in the these countries fund terrorism right they just do it for different 0.93

00:49:36.000 means or targeted at different things uh you need to accept that this is a thing that you're going 0.90

00:49:43.320 to have to bite when working with in mass muslim populations right like an on average cultural 0.97

00:49:51.600 trend i mean the question is is how negative is that for you as a society it's made significantly 0.96

00:49:58.340 less negative by the existence of israel a jewish israel because the moment a jewish israel stops 0.86

00:50:04.860 existing that terrorism gets redirected to us like i don't know if you guys oh you like that 0.79

00:50:11.760 they're drawing fire i guess it's favorable to us as morally inconvenient that is that they're

00:50:18.580 they're drawing fire right um but we are next on the list right they're not like they don't have

00:50:24.420 like a and now we're finished moment it's it's part of the religious system well they're being 0.98

00:50:29.420 supported where we're being primarily bankrolled by the death to america country yeah muslims have 0.98

00:50:34.660 killed way more christians than jews in both terrorism attacks and eradications and uh genocides 0.97

00:50:40.960 and you know uh it's it's just uh the the historic condition here is so um with that being the case

00:50:50.120 how do you think about this because i know muslims who i like as people and who i get along

00:50:53.880 was as people absolutely i don't know any who have a lot of kids but i know crap quite a number 0.63

00:51:00.860 um and so my question is is how how i i think that the faction of islam that we can continue

00:51:09.740 to work alongside and that can continue to be a sort of persistent ally to our cultural group

00:51:17.520 falls into two groups one is the sterile westernized muslim which okay great fine 0.99

00:51:26.960 um you know it's not long term but uh they they certainly work alongside us well for now 0.97

00:51:33.640 right and then the second is the autocratic muslim who stays in muslim countries um this is

00:51:42.020 the saudi arabian royal family for example or the emirates or the uh these groups have shown to be

00:51:48.580 persistent and reliable ish uh when i say reliable ish significantly like i've pointed out that

00:51:56.300 israel sits over a lot they goes over way more than israel like israel has done nothing on the

00:52:03.260 scale of funding 9-11 which saudi arabia did while we were their ally um you know guys great 0.54

00:52:12.680 yeah uh like israel has done bad stuff not not that bad not as bad as some of the stuff the uae

00:52:19.800 has done against our interests but like one of the things that allows us to work with them is 1.00

00:52:25.280 when they do this stuff we're like they are of that autocratic muslim cultural group they just 1.00

00:52:31.100 do stuff like this and if we oppose them then we lose an ally against more dangerous 0.98

00:52:38.920 groups in the region to our interests like iran for example and uh i think that that's where that

00:52:48.440 is now when it comes to muslim immigrant populations in countries like europe in the

00:52:54.220 united states i think it's one of those things where it's sort of like prove to me that you can

00:53:00.220 make it work guys i i that's all i need to see is some group of pro-social high fertility and

00:53:13.000 non that like has never put out any form of aggression or funded terrorism or had terrorists

00:53:22.000 come out of their group like we recently saw in a attack the the attack on the the plane the fly

00:53:28.440 dubai attack where an imani man yeah took out it wasn't actually he didn't have a pocket knife by

00:53:34.080 the way he used the um emergency escape axe that is within the um the cockpit which now has me

00:53:42.500 terrified because apparently every cockpit has an axe and great but he turned out to have uh at least

00:53:49.600 allegedly there are social media posts of him saying that he became radicalized more as as an

00:53:54.920 islamic person in western countries especially australia than he ever did in islamic countries

00:54:01.980 where actually he felt his faith was waning yeah which actually we've covered separately i think

00:54:06.780 malcolm you did a whole episode on that how like actual religious faith in for example iran was

00:54:11.840 atrocious islamic radicalization this is why i say we can work well with the autocratic muslim 0.52

00:54:17.240 countries yeah because they do not create this level of radicalization well it's it's it's so 0.99

00:54:22.320 ironic too like the the biggest enemies of western civilization are the urban monoculture no one

00:54:27.620 hates westerners more than like your woke urban technocrat basically and those people are now 0.86

00:54:35.100 radicalizing islamic people to then go and commit acts of terror on airplanes full of children and 0.98

00:54:41.580 i yeah my my takeaway on this is in muslim countries where it's operating well muslims 0.96

00:54:50.020 live under severe government control authority uh they have very little personal freedoms you 0.99

00:54:56.040 look at a country like saudi arabia or the uae or something like this and that seems to work

00:55:00.880 okay i think either we need to develop some sort of system like the ottoman system where every

00:55:08.140 religion is sort of responsible for its own people oh like satrapies or something uh it was called

00:55:13.640 the um i'll add it in post oh millet system yeah the millet system uh and they this allowed for 0.94

00:55:20.000 collective punishment because it was like well if you're not governing your population in a way

00:55:23.420 that leads to positive actions and collective punishment makes sense for that population

00:55:27.460 with increasing government authority or control of this particular population if i was setting up

00:55:33.380 a new country we actually have a guide for doing this we recommend a system like that in terms of

00:55:38.500 what happens to the countries that have accepted large groups of muslim populations i really i only 0.98

00:55:45.620 see blood in the future blood or massive remigration because the europeans and americans

00:55:50.740 who are having lots of children um they are the most hostile to these groups and the people within

00:55:56.420 these groups yes many integrate but the people within these groups that are having lots of

00:56:00.020 children they are the most hostile to european cultural norms often significantly more so 1.00

00:56:05.860 than muslims in muslim majority countries um i won't even say often on average more so like 0.96

00:56:13.060 the the uae had them put their like defense ministers come up and be like europe you need 0.59

00:56:17.540 to crack down on your muslims like they're you're creating terrorists which are becoming a problem 0.99

00:56:22.020 for us okay because they come back to our countries and commit terrorism sometimes like i don't care 0.99

00:56:26.500 if they blow up a building in europe but like can you stop it can you stop allowing them to radicalize

00:56:32.020 there will come a day that we will see far more radical extremists and terrorists coming out of

00:56:40.420 europe because of lack of decision making trying to be politically correct or assuming that they 0.54

00:56:52.340 know the middle east and they know islam and they know the others far better than we do 0.99

00:56:57.220 and i'm sorry but that's pure ignorance essentially and muslims are telling you this 0.71

00:57:04.760 muslim populations cannot be treated like non-muslim populations in a legal perspective

00:57:10.820 in the muslim countries that are doing particularly well they have incredibly

00:57:15.460 authoritarian governments um there there hasn't been a super successful non-authoritarian muslim 0.76

00:57:22.840 state uh in in europe especially in protestant europe when you have more democracy when you

00:57:28.080 have more freedom uh you typically get more thriving and you move a muslim population into

00:57:34.680 that and you're you're creating it's not that muslims can't be a productive populations or

00:57:40.400 good people but it's a it's a complete cultural package you can't just move people from one

00:57:46.740 cultural system into another cultural system and expect it to work when that first cultural system

00:57:52.540 is entirely built around an authoritarian government style when it was built to work 0.70

00:57:59.460 under that and was in that and there are muslims telling you that you are being islamophobic by not 0.67

00:58:05.200 fully grokking this it's like when you arrest someone in scotland for writing islam can be

00:58:12.080 questioned on a wall as happened that creates problems when you literally cannot question islam

00:58:18.260 because that allows for radicalization spirals. 0.84

00:58:20.940 I really don't think there's anything to do that, 1.00

00:58:23.440 like, this is what I would say of any Muslim,

00:58:25.560 because, you know, we've got Muslim fans. 0.99

00:58:27.500 Realistically, this is the way the rest of the world

00:58:29.960 is beginning to see things at this point.

00:58:32.080 You guys are kind of on a countdown to make something work.

00:58:36.180 And I don't know what that's going to look like,

00:58:38.760 but figure it out and quickly,

00:58:42.580 because you've probably got about a generation and a half

00:58:46.440 before politically,

00:58:47.420 Like, if you look at the political winds of right-wing extremism, people just decide to do massive re-migration, and that's if you're lucky.

00:58:57.160 That's if you're very, very lucky.

00:59:00.400 When I look at the types of views that are becoming more popular. 1.00

00:59:06.020 As for other groups, you know, obviously the Sikhs have been causing a lot more problems recently in different countries. 1.00

00:59:11.860 this is another group that i think should also be doing a lot of inwards soul searching around like 1.00

00:59:17.460 how do i make this work because i and i want to point out here if you're like a muslim and you're

00:59:22.860 like this is an unfair test it's not unfair at all i i can say that black culture in america

00:59:27.240 has a lot of problems okay um and i can say that on average blacks in america who are having lots

00:59:32.960 of kids are often some of the you know worst cultural actors if you look at the number of 1.00

00:59:38.340 black people who grow up without their fathers and stuff like that but i can also say i know

00:59:43.240 completely based awesome black families that have lots of kids and could work long term with american 0.77

00:59:49.060 culture and are working to build cultural groups that work in opposition to mainstream black

00:59:57.120 culture in america um and work towards true american values um i haven't seen that with 0.51

01:00:05.260 muslim groups and that's worrying me right so because because if we can create the sort of like

01:00:13.260 autonomous version of right-wing culture that we're looking to create eventually like people

01:00:18.760 are gonna start taking account and being like okay so we have some groups that appear to be

01:00:22.560 able to work with us and some groups that don't appear to be able to work with us and i'd note

01:00:27.520 if you're the type of right-wing that like doesn't like this and wants to be like no we should just

01:00:32.040 be right by the way your camera went out sorry give me a second i'm fixing it we should just

01:00:36.540 be racist pattern matching like people got mad at that in the harry potter song it's like

01:00:39.760 you will lose elections and you will eventually be eradicated if you do that because then you 0.92

01:00:44.960 make an enemy of everybody who does know a base awesome black family right if you say something 0.97

01:00:50.900 like all muslims or something like this and people know as we do many secularized really

01:00:56.180 cool muslims um are mostly secularized uh or no muslims in royal families in you know the the

01:01:04.880 middle east that are doing a good job managing their own people you you lose as a supporter

01:01:10.540 and you that is whether you say fortunately or unfortunately that's the majority of people in

01:01:16.560 the united states even the majority of right-wing white people who have ethnic anxiety in the united 0.92

01:01:25.500 states will vote against you if you say no to all muslims no to all blacks no to all indians no to

01:01:33.320 all you'll not win okay and that's a if your goal is not to look cool to people online which is 1.00

01:01:41.680 pathetic you're just like masturbating basically online in front of us all but to actually win any 0.98

01:01:47.080 sort of cultural value battle that is only done through having more kids that's the only way it's 1.00

01:01:54.420 done you can go that is that you can block off all your borders like at south korea and it will

01:02:00.240 do nothing you will die alone that is what will happen to you and so there's those of us that are

01:02:05.800 having the big boy conversation over here like how do we actually make this work how do we actually

01:02:10.040 form intergenerational alliances and where are there actual persistent issues um and then there's

01:02:14.880 the people having the pretend conversation to look like the coolest conservative online

01:02:19.480 and you don't look cool you look like a child uh that is that is what you end up looking like

01:02:25.620 because everybody knows you're not going to win elections with those values

01:02:29.240 and the reason being is because america is so integrated everybody has a friend who's something

01:02:34.860 else and the fact that you don't i can only just assume that you don't have any friends

01:02:39.260 or something like that's what it looks like it's it would seem impossible to me i really can't

01:02:44.080 imagine i can't i can't imagine like remember when they tried to create an all-white city

01:02:49.040 what happened the biggest problem is is all the guys shining up had latin girlfriends because

01:02:53.760 nobody's really actually that racist anymore right like that's why the southern poverty law

01:02:58.740 center had to fund the kkk you're larping to nobody you're you're larping for the southern

01:03:04.240 poverty law center hooray hooray they love what you're doing you're helping them so much

01:03:11.300 anyway it's really i find that very annoying yeah i mean it is what it is right love you

01:03:20.860 i love you too i'm missing you we're both working so hard you know i have so many things to do so

01:03:27.700 much to keep track of improve it's overwhelming it's super overwhelming and i feel so bad for

01:03:35.240 everyone like you know the the family drama that we should be following up with that we're not

01:03:39.460 following up with that all the the people who've written to us with really like big personal

01:03:47.080 updates or requests or things and i just can't because ai makes it so much easier to be productive

01:03:54.600 i mean who'd think that our major project right now you don't even know what i've been building

01:03:58.600 so outside of the game which hopefully we can have live soon um uh i've been spending a lot

01:04:04.820 more time on the tablet i am so all in on this kid's tablet uh i yeah i too have been fixing

01:04:14.220 little things and you can find it on mudpuppy.ai under carry your device around and then use an

01:04:18.960 android tablet and our kids are play testing it right now they're they're hooked they're like

01:04:22.820 because they had they had their normal tablets that like played you know like kid educational

01:04:27.820 kids shows and khan academy kids and whatever but like they're like i want the the daddy tablet

01:04:33.220 the daddy tablet is way better because it's not those cheesy shows it's 1990s like eyewitness

01:04:40.680 documentaries and historic documentaries and yeah you know and they can use those to earn tickets

01:04:46.660 but what you haven't seen was the new system is now it has a companion app button that the kid

01:04:52.580 can push at any time to talk to and it has a personality and a memory and it knows what the

01:04:57.440 kid is doing on the app and i really you can talk with them about the documentary like hey what did

01:05:01.920 you think about those whales how about them actually i want to make extra sure it can tell

01:05:07.060 like what the kid is watching see it wow wow and like for the schooling system that he does time

01:05:15.800 to learn it has specific integrations with that to like talk back to him at the end you know like

01:05:21.980 explain to him the questions he got wrong explain to him why they're oh my gosh wow you know like 0.51

01:05:26.380 walk through that's that's what i wanted from this it's crap and scold like it's the best you

01:05:31.160 can get online in terms of just plug and play and statutory requirements but i i'm we're going 0.76

01:05:37.160 to get rid of it and just replace it with the the stuff we have on this just so you know for

01:05:44.680 future reference yeah that is so cool malcolm thank you i'm really excited i need my the next

01:05:52.080 thing i'm going to do is make a uh reading comprehension um game great i've added a few

01:05:59.860 a science game and a history game

01:06:01.380 that they can play.

01:06:03.620 We are going to make the best education system

01:06:05.600 because our original one, Parasia, is really good

01:06:07.760 but it's for older kids. It's really meant to be up to

01:06:09.640 a PhD level thing

01:06:10.900 and replace high school for our kids, which is what

01:06:13.720 I started on. But this,

01:06:15.900 it's more of a collection of

01:06:17.480 games and experiences in a points economy

01:06:19.920 which is really aimed at younger kids

01:06:21.940 with the type of things like

01:06:23.200 learn how to say the number

01:06:24.940 and then it has an audio and it's like...

01:06:26.980 It goes from number sense through...

01:06:29.860 Arithmetic, so it's not just number sense.

01:06:36.100 Are you a kitten, Indy?

01:06:54.520 What kind of kitten are you?

01:06:56.620 Yeah.

01:06:57.620 Yeah?

01:06:58.620 What does the kitten say? 0.83

01:06:59.620 Daddy!

01:07:00.620 Daddy!

01:07:01.620 Do you want to go upstairs with Daddy?

01:07:03.620 Daddy!

01:07:04.620 No! 0.99

01:07:05.620 No!

01:07:06.620 No!

01:07:07.620 No!

01:07:08.620 No!

01:07:09.620 No!

01:07:10.620 No!

01:07:11.620 No!

01:07:12.620 No!

Based Camp - October 14, 2026

Muslim ＂Charities＂ Keep Supporting Terrorism： WHY？

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