Goldie Ghamari - Qatar 101： Infiltrating universities in the USA

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00:00:30.000 Hello, America.

00:01:00.000 Thank you.

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00:02:00.000 oh wait what am i doing here sorry okay hi everyone welcome to

00:02:29.840 the goldie show we're back on our regular schedule so great to be here great to see you all

00:02:37.840 um excited to be back uh with my new setup my new office so let's get the conversation going um

00:02:46.320 i spoke last night a little bit about uh qatar and how dangerous of a state qatar really is

00:02:56.240 and a lot of people um have heard maybe one or two things here and there but uh they're not

00:03:03.040 really familiar with qatar and that's because qatar works behind the scenes it's a very very small

00:03:08.800 gulf country uh has a population of maybe 300 000 um qataris total i mean the the population of the

00:03:17.360 country is much much bigger but there's only about 300 000 qataris and if you caught my show from

00:03:24.560 yesterday my live stream from yesterday um i was uh speaking about you know giving sort of a qatar

00:03:31.840 101 intro and we also played a very interesting video by um erin milan she interviewed the um

00:03:42.880 the leader of the qatari opposition something that i didn't even know existed until yesterday

00:03:48.880 so make sure that um you you check that out because there's a lot of interest on qatar i

00:03:55.440 decided to uh continue um with these sort of exploratory videos to give all of you a better

00:04:03.520 understanding of um who and what qatar is and why they are so um involved in western

00:04:17.760 politics western society but more importantly how qatar's involvement is actually contributing to

00:04:29.280 the destabilization of western countries because a lot of the radical ideology and beliefs

00:04:40.320 and behaviors that we're seeing right now especially especially in university campuses

00:04:46.880 among the youth is because of this indoctrination and this propaganda that's being pushed by qatar

00:04:55.680 and of course scholars and academics and pundits and journalists and lobbyists that are paid by

00:05:04.480 Qatar to push their ideology and to push their propaganda. So I want to start with this video

00:05:14.920 from Mark Levin. This is him on Fox News. It was aired two months ago and sadly it only has 67

00:05:25.360 27,000 views. I think, you know, this should be much higher. But again, you know, I think one of

00:05:33.680 the reasons that videos about Qatar don't have a lot of views is because people aren't searching

00:05:42.160 for Qatar, right? If you don't know what the threat is, obviously, you're not going to go out

00:05:49.580 and search for it. It's not going to be popular in the media, right? Because it's just not something

00:05:54.940 that's going to be on your radar. But this is something that people have been talking about

00:06:01.220 for a very long time, those who are familiar with the Middle East, those who are familiar

00:06:05.900 with Middle Eastern politics, and as well as those who are familiar with Islamic terrorism

00:06:12.780 and who is funding and backing Islamic terrorists. So here we go. We're going to watch this video

00:06:21.380 now. I'm very interested to see what Mark Levin has to say. This was on Fox News two months ago.

00:06:28.380 Mark Levin, and this is Life, Liberty, and Levin Sunday. Qatar is always in the news. Have you

00:06:34.400 noticed? They're very upset. They're in the United States. They're on this network and other networks

00:06:39.660 complaining about their sovereignty being violated because the Israelis tried to take out

00:06:44.660 the leadership of Hamas, you see. And so they intend to get back at Israel. I just want to

00:06:52.960 remind you guys, for those of you who watched my live stream yesterday about Qatar, we did speak

00:06:58.400 about this extensively. And the example that I gave is, you know, back when I think it was like

00:07:04.940 in 2003, I believe, almost 20 years ago, over 20 years ago, when Bush, President Bush went after

00:07:12.980 Osama bin Laden, Osama bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan, and President Bush took him out,

00:07:22.120 even though he was in Pakistan. And no one was outraged by that. In fact, many people were

00:07:28.140 happy, many people were celebrating. And yet, when Israel just recently did the same thing to

00:07:34.760 Hamas terrorists. For some reason, Qatar was able to, you know, condemn this as an attack

00:07:43.080 on their sovereignty. And so you really have to take a step back and ask yourself,

00:07:49.040 how is it that when the United States goes after Islamic terrorists, that's not an attack on

00:07:55.860 sovereignty? And yet when Israel does it, somehow it is. Do you see the double standard there?

00:08:01.800 This is one of the greatest achievements of Qatar is being able to convince the rest of the world, or I mean, at least not the rest of the world, to convince Western countries and Western politicians that harboring Islamic terrorists is somehow critical to international diplomacy.

00:08:24.300 And this kind of goes into their agenda of trying to normalize and legitimize Islamic terrorists, right?

00:08:36.180 And so Qatar has very slowly and is very slowly changing the nuance and the language of international diplomacy.

00:08:46.240 And they're going from, you know, no negotiating with terrorists to let's legitimize them, let's give them a diplomatic office and let's negotiate with them.

00:08:57.000 And so that's where we're seeing the shift in reaction here, because Qatar has been very, very successful in making that shift for Islamic terrorists.

00:09:07.800 I just want to point that out.

00:09:08.920 Hope to enlist the Trump administration and the U.N. and everybody else, because you don't attack a sovereign country.

00:09:15.680 Of course, we've attacked a sovereign country called Pakistan, even an ally, because.

00:09:21.380 Did I not just say that, guys?

00:09:23.300 Oh, my gosh, I should I should go buy lottery tickets.

00:09:25.540 I swear, I have not seen this video, but this is exactly what I was just talking about.

00:09:31.360 All right, let me go back here.

00:09:32.760 But there, look, I predicted that.

00:09:33.920 Of course, we've attacked a sovereign country called Pakistan, even an ally, because the Pakistani military was protecting Bin Laden.

00:09:43.120 And we sent our special forces in and we killed them.

00:09:45.540 And then we left, violated their sovereignty.

00:09:48.360 It's very funny, this little country, Qatar, worried about sovereignty.

00:09:52.460 You know, they're violating our sovereignty every damn day.

00:09:56.200 Now, I know they've been called an ally by Democrats and Republicans and administrations of both parties.

00:10:01.120 They're no ally.

00:10:02.940 They're no damn ally.

00:10:05.300 And they still have to answer for 9-11.

00:10:08.140 9-11, three days ago, we just acknowledged the 24th anniversary of the slaughter of nearly 3,000 American citizens.

00:10:14.860 In New York City, at the Pentagon, in central Pennsylvania, read their names.

00:10:21.900 Politicians turned out.

00:10:23.240 but one of the countries behind 9-11 was qatar they've never been held to account

00:10:31.460 but there's plenty of information about them qatar let me explain to you including from our

00:10:39.580 friends at memory m-e-m-r-i.org they're not the only ones go on the internet it's all over the

00:10:45.480 place all over the place should be emphasized they write that while 15 of 19 perpetrators

00:10:52.480 were Saudis, acting as individual members of Al-Qaeda.

00:10:56.420 9-11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, KSM,

00:11:00.820 was, in the period prior to the attacks, an employee

00:11:04.580 of the state of Qatar and enjoyed the safe haven that it

00:11:08.440 granted him. During his time as an employee of the Qatari Ministry

00:11:12.640 of Electricity and Water was a ruse. They were funding him. They were

00:11:16.440 paying him. He engaged in terrorist activities such as attempts to

00:11:20.340 assassinate Pope John Paul II during his visit to Manila and an attempted down civilian airliners

00:11:27.840 over the Pacific. And he was under the patronage of Qatari minister of Aqwaf, that is Islamic

00:11:34.000 endowments, Abdallah bin Khalid al-Tani of the Qatari, the ruling family. The rescinded U.S.

00:11:43.200 plea bargain with 9-11 mastermind KSM and his responsibility for the attacks revealed some

00:11:48.920 information. The U.S.'s plea bargain with the alleged 9-11 mastermind would have prevented the

00:11:55.680 full exposure of Qatar's role and responsibilities in the attack. The plea bargain, which was rescinded

00:12:02.160 by the U.S. Secretary of Defense at the time because people objected to any plea bargain for

00:12:06.700 this mass murder, Lloyd Austin, brought to light new and old documents about KSM's role in terrorist

00:12:14.400 attacks against the United States and other countries while working as an employee of the

00:12:19.380 state of Qatar. The documents also reveal that Qatar facilitated KSM's activities and his escape

00:12:26.580 from arrest by the FBI. Really? Oh yes. When the FBI came to Doha in 1996 to arrest KSM,

00:12:35.640 and this is in his confession, the only ones reportedly to be informed of this

00:12:39.800 and confidentiality was the Qatari emir and the palace.

00:12:44.440 Within hours, that is, of being informed, KSM had disappeared.

00:12:49.260 See page 91 of the 9-11 Commission report and KSM's escape from Qatar.

00:12:55.520 KSM's escape from Qatar was also reviewed by Richard Clark,

00:12:59.980 counterterrorism advisor to President Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush,

00:13:03.820 in his 2004 book, Against All Enemies Inside America's War on Terror,

00:13:08.960 pages 152 to 53. In that book, Clark wrote that a report had stated that KSM learned about the U.S.

00:13:17.840 plan to capture him. Quote, we were, of course, outraged at Qatari security and assumed the leak

00:13:24.540 came from within the palace. One report, Clark said, contended that KSM had, quote, fled the

00:13:30.740 country on a passport provided by the Qatari ministry of Afla, that is Islamic endowments.

00:13:36.760 The government ministry was headed by that same guy, Abdullah bin Khalid al-Tani, a member of the Qatari ruling family.

00:13:47.080 The story was told in much the same way by Richard Miniter's 2011 book, Mastermind.

00:13:52.580 The many faces of the 9-11 architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, minister of Akwat Abdullah bin Khalid al-Tani,

00:14:00.760 had agreed to give KSM, I'm quoting,

00:14:03.300 a no-show job at the Ministry of Electricity and Water

00:14:06.080 and a government-sponsored apartment.

00:14:08.160 Until 1996, this Qatari apartment and salary

00:14:11.460 would be KSM's safe haven and his lifeline

00:14:15.880 as he traveled the world, doing what?

00:14:18.620 Committing acts of terrorism.

00:14:20.980 Minotaur writes, quote,

00:14:22.100 by October 1995, KSM was seemingly cornered.

00:14:26.560 The CIA and the FBI tracked KSM

00:14:28.720 to an apartment building in Qatar with a valid extradition order.

00:14:33.940 The FBI agents raced over to his apartment.

00:14:37.060 It was empty.

00:14:38.260 How had he gotten away?

00:14:39.880 Qatar's Minister of Religious Affairs, the same guy I keep mentioning,

00:14:44.300 had tipped off KSM and provided him a traveling companion with false passports,

00:14:50.260 according to Robert Baer, a former CIA official.

00:14:53.400 Baer, who at the time was a CIA case officer working in the region,

00:14:58.080 said that Hamid bin Jasim bin Hamad, a disgruntled member of the kingdom of Qatar's ruling family,

00:15:06.000 had told him about the arrangement. Barrett also, according to Minitur, told Daniel Pearl,

00:15:11.580 the Wall Street Journal Southeast Asia bureau chief, remember, he was decapitated by al-Qaeda,

00:15:17.280 that from 1992 to 96, KSM had a no-show job with the government of Qatar and that that government

00:15:24.740 had hampered American efforts to arrest KSM there in 1996. I seem to recall KSM had a role in the

00:15:31.680 decapitation of peril. The 2012 book, The Hunt for KSM, Inside the Pursuit and Takedown of the Real

00:15:37.600 9-11 Mastermind by Terry McDermott and Josh Meyer, provides further details. It says that this

00:15:43.940 minister of Ockhoff, the same guy, that is of the ruling family, had arranged for a job for KSM as

00:15:51.560 a project engineer in the Ministry of Electricity and Water. How much he worked at the job is

00:15:56.440 uncertain, but what is clear is that he hadn't quit the fight. He established a small fundraising

00:16:01.240 operation there, recruiting men throughout the Gulf to seek out individual donors who are often

00:16:06.400 found among the older, wealthier men at local mosques. According to McDermott and Meyer, quote,

00:16:12.100 it is hard to hide in a place like Doha, one of the world's smallest capitals. Security officials

00:16:17.840 there were aware of Muhammad's activities and allowed him to continue. We knew he was sort of

00:16:22.880 in possession of money and sending it somewhere, a U.S. official said. The authors go on to state

00:16:28.540 that according to the 9-11 commission, most if not all of KSM's travels and activities during this

00:16:33.800 time appear to have been related to his interest in carrying out terrorist operations. Some of this

00:16:39.600 was actually funded by the minister abdullah kin khalid al-tani of the qatari royal family wow

00:16:48.840 what an so basically in a nutshell um he's explaining how qatar actually helped this

00:16:55.980 terrorist who was involved with 9-11 to escape fbi authority and qatar was also funding him

00:17:04.000 and paying for him to go around the world and spread Islamic terrorism.

00:17:09.280 That's all documented in the books and accounts there that he provided.

00:17:14.540 Wow.

00:17:15.420 And, you know, this is a country that likes to pretend that it's an ally of the United States.

00:17:21.960 Well, I don't know about you, but allies don't tend to go around and give refuge to people who have murdered your citizens

00:17:33.300 and then give them money and funds to continue traveling

00:17:37.740 and spread their violence and terrorism.

00:17:42.200 And then also, you know, when you want to go and arrest them,

00:17:46.580 you know, your ally isn't necessarily or isn't supposed to at all

00:17:49.900 to leak the information to them so they can escape.

00:17:54.560 But there you go.

00:17:55.920 That's what Qatar did with respect to this terrorist

00:18:01.180 who was wanted for 9-11.

00:18:06.040 What an ally.

00:18:10.980 New York Times, back on March 8, 2003,

00:18:16.240 James Risen and David Johnston.

00:18:18.360 I read in part,

00:18:20.260 the United States actually came tantalizingly close

00:18:23.080 to catching Mr. Muhammad.

00:18:24.800 They go on.

00:18:25.880 An investigation into the long manhunt

00:18:27.760 for Mr. Muhammad, KSM,

00:18:29.560 based on interviews with officials in Washington

00:18:32.220 in the Persian Gulf reveals evidence

00:18:34.000 that as the Federal Bureau of Investigation

00:18:36.460 closed in on him in early 1996,

00:18:39.480 top government officials in Qatar,

00:18:41.740 now an important American ally

00:18:43.680 in military action against Iraq,

00:18:46.160 this is from 2003,

00:18:48.520 tipped him off and enabled him to escape.

00:18:51.040 Today, many American officials believe

00:18:52.720 that when KSM eluded their grasp in Qatar,

00:18:55.800 they missed their best opportunity

00:18:57.440 to prevent the September 11 strikes on New York and Washington.

00:19:01.540 Not a single news outlet, to my knowledge,

00:19:06.380 mentioned Qatar last week on the 24th anniversary

00:19:10.500 or KSM's role, the mastermind.

00:19:15.280 Not one.

00:19:16.940 Why is this?

00:19:19.260 Why is this?

00:19:22.560 Now, Qatar and Hamas, gee willikers,

00:19:25.620 why did the israeli decide they were going to take out the leadership of hamas in doha qatar

00:19:31.460 what the hell were they doing in qatar well to listen to the foreign minister o'brien kilmeade

00:19:37.460 we asked qatar to get the leadership of hamas so we can negotiate a hostage deal well ladies and

00:19:46.260 gentlemen the leadership of hamas has been in qatar and turkey but qatar long before

00:19:54.020 long before october 7th they're billionaires they're fat and happy they're given yeah qatar

00:20:01.120 is basically um an airbnb for islamic terrorists protection and the israelis after they were

00:20:08.180 attacked again in jerusalem a bus filled with citizens six murdered 21 injured said enough

00:20:15.840 is enough let me ask you a question if the qataris had hamas leaders who ordered an attack

00:20:23.280 on an American bus in Washington

00:20:26.680 with our National Guard there to keep crime down

00:20:29.660 and killed six of our people and 21 of our people,

00:20:32.740 would we be saying, oh, well, Qatar's sovereign,

00:20:36.760 so we're not going to go into Qatar

00:20:38.480 and get the leadership of Hamas?

00:20:41.100 Is that insanity?

00:20:42.600 Ladies and gentlemen, let me ask you this question.

00:20:44.620 After we were hit on 9-11, did we say,

00:20:46.660 well, don't go after al-Qaeda, they're in Afghanistan.

00:20:48.960 And Afghanistan, what, is a nation?

00:20:53.280 It's got its borders. Therefore, we shouldn't attack there. Let's stop playing games.

00:20:59.140 Hamas is operated out of Qatar. The leadership, much of it, is in Qatar. Qatar has been funding

00:21:06.780 Hamas for decades. Qatar's Al Jazeera celebrates October 7th. Al Jazeera is the most widely read

00:21:16.000 piece of garbage in the muslim and arab world it is run by the ruling family in qatar now i'm not

00:21:25.580 al jazeera is also banned in several middle eastern countries like saudi arabia united arab

00:21:31.540 emirates egypt bahrain and jordan and the reason al jazeera is banned is because those governments

00:21:37.520 recognize that al jazeera is basically a foreign mouthpiece for islamic terrorism and it's basically

00:21:45.360 the mouthpiece of the Qatari royal family, and they use it to indoctrinate and radicalize

00:21:51.960 people, not just in the Middle East, but around the world. And that's why several Middle Eastern

00:21:57.440 countries, Muslim Middle Eastern countries, have actually banned Al Jazeera, because Al Jazeera

00:22:03.540 is not news, it's just terrorist propaganda. I'm not playing any games about this stuff.

00:22:08.780 It's obvious why the Israelis went into Doha to take these guys out.

00:22:12.460 What they're supposed to say? We can't touch them because they're in Qatar? Let's go on. I want you to watch this short film about Qatar and Hamas.

00:22:28.060 Somewhere amid the pristine streets and all the skyscrapers, Doha has an open secret.

00:22:35.140 Qatar's capital city, 1,800 kilometers away from Gaza, a comfortable home for the leadership of Hamas.

00:22:44.160 That's the group's political chief, Ismail Haniyeh, personally labeled by the U.S. a specially designated global terrorist.

00:22:52.800 But living in Qatar, he greets allies like the Iranian foreign minister in full view of the cameras.

00:23:00.180 For years, he and other senior Hamas leaders have been holed up in Doha.

00:23:05.040 And now more than ever, that deal has come into question.

00:23:09.940 Since the October 7th massacre, Qatar has positioned itself as an intermediary, helping to free Israeli hostages.

00:23:18.140 But this story starts much earlier.

00:23:20.240 in 2012 the hamas leader hania and qatar's then ruler stood hand in hand the group already

00:23:29.140 designated a terrorist organization by the u.s and canada is welcome and set up its political

00:23:34.920 office in doha but plenty changed when hamas militants stormed into israel and took 1400

00:23:43.160 lives at the united nations israel's foreign minister eli cohen berated the qataris demanding

00:23:49.960 diplomats pile pressure on the Gulf autocracy. Qatar, which finance and arbor of Hamas leaders

00:23:56.940 could influence and enable the immediate and unconditional release of all, of all hostages.

00:24:06.200 Qatar purportedly exerts influence over Hamas by helping to fund the civil service in Gaza.

00:24:12.820 This is not new. We found a transcript from 2014 when U.S. Congress called Qatar

00:24:18.240 perhaps the largest financial patron of Hamas.

00:24:22.360 Which leads us back to this.

00:24:24.120 The way the Qataris pull this off

00:24:26.160 is by whitewashing their role in supporting Islamic extremism

00:24:30.260 by supporting businesses and investing vast sums of hydrocarbon wealth

00:24:34.760 across places in London and the United States and elsewhere.

00:24:38.280 Mark Wallace served as a U.S. envoy to the United Nations

00:24:41.440 under George W. Bush.

00:24:42.720 He now leads the non-profit Counter-Extremism Project.

00:24:48.240 They're demanding a boycott of Qatar's luxury properties abroad,

00:24:52.640 like London's famous Ritz Hotel,

00:24:54.920 sold in 2020 for more than a billion dollars

00:24:57.240 to the brother-in-law of Qatar's ruler.

00:25:00.280 What are the chances they are not going to be financially

00:25:02.560 and personally and as a government liable

00:25:07.320 in part for these terror attacks?

00:25:09.600 The perpetrators of these acts are hiding in plain sight,

00:25:12.880 not even hiding, posted in plain sight in luxury.

00:25:16.700 Hamas isn't leaving yet, with senior leaders comfortable a world away from Gaza, under global scrutiny more than before.

00:25:25.460 That's the Canadian Broadcasting Company.

00:25:28.760 Let me go on in a limited time I have.

00:25:31.800 What else is this great country of Qatar, which has about 300,000, 350,000 people?

00:25:38.920 most of the people who actually do the work there are people who brought in from Qatar,

00:25:44.300 many of whom are indentured servants. They get in and they can't get out. Let's take a look.

00:25:51.200 And these things are all over the place for anybody to see, any diplomat to see.

00:25:56.040 Here we have the Jerusalem Post unveiling Qatar's substantial financial influence in American

00:26:02.040 universities, promoting extremism and leveraging its wealth, promoting calls for tighter regulations

00:26:07.460 and oversight we're going to get into this guys but um there's a reason that qatar is investing

00:26:13.900 i think it's what like they've invested six billion dollars in um american universities

00:26:18.880 there's a reason for that and you're about to see why and i'm going to find some more videos

00:26:23.520 um that talks a little bit more about um about how qatar is investing in universities in order to

00:26:33.360 indoctrinate the youth and slowly destabilize Western societies like the United States, Canada,

00:26:41.220 Europe, and elsewhere. And to everyone in the chat, yeah, thanks. It's great to be back.

00:26:48.280 I had some upgrades to do. And as you can tell, I have a new office, I have some better equipment,

00:26:55.380 a new background. So yeah, we are ready to go. And it's great to see all of you again. I missed

00:27:02.700 you guys an unprecedented wave of anti-semitism let me go back a little bit here because this is

00:27:09.620 the part that's really important guys um here we so for many of you who are wondering you know

00:27:16.400 why should i care about qatar qatar is a small country that's you know 3 000 miles away on the

00:27:22.820 you know other side of the world qatar has nothing to do with me i just don't care about the middle

00:27:27.420 east um whether or not you care about the middle east whether or not um you think islamic terrorism

00:27:36.360 is impacting you um it is it is and so you can either learn about it and see the signs and

00:27:43.780 understand how to fight back or you can just keep your head in the sand and then you know in 50 60

00:27:53.060 70 years your country is basically destroyed and it's turned into an islamic caliphate like what

00:28:00.020 happened to iran in 1979 guys the islamic revolution in iran uh it didn't happen overnight

00:28:06.020 um it didn't happen you know it didn't start in 1979 it's something that actually began um in 1941

00:28:13.700 and they initially tried in 1941 they failed and um so they they began you know they kind of

00:28:21.220 continued down this this plan and it pretty much took uh you know from 41 to 79 so took about what

00:28:28.820 it like 40 years it took 40 years um to turn iran into an islamic caliphate and of course

00:28:34.900 uh look at what's happened in lebanon lebanon 50 years ago used to be a majority christian country

00:28:41.780 now it is overrun by islamic terrorists so these things don't happen overnight guys

00:28:46.900 um which is why this part right now where he's about to talk about american universities this

00:28:53.540 is critical because a lot of these um movements they happen at the university level and it's a

00:28:59.540 mix of communism and islamism and i actually have another video that i'm going to play after after

00:29:06.180 this one um which is going to talk a little bit more about how all these foreign countries are

00:29:13.940 influencing American universities. So just pay attention to this part. And this is why you

00:29:23.480 should be concerned about the Qatari influence in universities and in politics, and of course,

00:29:31.660 in your societies in general. Here we have the Jerusalem Post, unveiling Qatar's substantial

00:29:37.780 financial influence in American universities, promoting extremism and leveraging its wealth,

00:29:42.840 promoting calls for tighter regulations and oversight. An unprecedented wave of anti-Semitism

00:29:48.800 has been rising in the United States, you may have noticed, including violent protests, tent

00:29:54.820 encampments, harassment of Jews and Israeli students, and aggressive anti-Israel, anti-Jewish

00:30:00.280 messages. Those who monitored Qatar's covert activity in the U.S. and its massive financial

00:30:06.400 influx saw it as a natural continuation of promoting extremist agendas under the guise

00:30:12.140 of supporting science and students. Wait, Qatar is spending money to destroy our colleges and

00:30:17.940 universities? The river to the sea crap? You better believe it. Billions. They have poured

00:30:23.000 more billions into our colleges and universities than communist China, than any country on the face

00:30:28.980 of the earth. Qatar had ideological goals primarily to promote the ideology of the Muslim

00:30:35.160 Brotherhood, explained Dr. Charles Asher, small CEO of the Institute for the Study of Global

00:30:40.560 anti-Semitism and organization vice chairman David Harris in a New York Post report. According to

00:30:47.040 Small and Harris, Qatar leveraged its immense resources wisely to enhance its image, such as

00:30:53.000 hosting the FIFA World Cup, acquiring iconic sports teams in the West, establishing a global airline,

00:30:59.060 broadcasting Al Jazeera, and integrating into higher education. It hired an army of lobbyists,

00:31:05.300 lawyers, top-notch public relations experts in Washington, and other capitalists to promote the

00:31:10.480 Qatari brand, penetrate decision-making circles, and intimidate anyone who might question its

00:31:16.400 hidden motives. It goes on. In recent months, the Institute for the Study of Antisemitism

00:31:21.260 published a series of studies and findings regarding Qatari funding in U.S. universities.

00:31:26.640 They highlighted its use to influence the agenda through hundreds of joint research projects,

00:31:32.440 extensive personal data collection on students, significant universities operating campuses in

00:31:38.580 Doha, and more. The main research published in November 2023 revealed Qatar as the primary

00:31:45.120 funder beyond the sea of American universities. Asher Small Harris called on the U.S. to rein

00:31:51.800 in Qatar and so forth and so on. And they're not the only ones. Here we have the counter-extremism

00:31:58.060 project. What did they find? Qatar's support for extremists undermines regional and international

00:32:03.840 security, provides direct financial and logistical support, their conclusions, to internationally

00:32:09.460 designated terrorist groups, harbors sanctioned designated or wanted individuals, including

00:32:14.960 former Hamas leaders, goes on.

00:32:17.540 What else?

00:32:18.280 Invest in global financial institutions directly linked to entities that finance and support

00:32:23.160 the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.

00:32:26.400 Qatari government has lent support to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Hamas, the Muslim

00:32:31.340 Brotherhood, al-Nusra Front, and the Taliban, including through direct money loans, ransom

00:32:36.780 payments, and supplies transfers.

00:32:40.640 And they have a zillion footnotes to prove their point.

00:32:44.400 Oh, one more.

00:32:45.860 I could do a whole year on this.

00:32:48.400 Over at the Free Press, April 28, 2025, foreign donors have given as much to U.S. universities

00:32:54.620 in the last four years, they mean the Biden years, as they did in the previous 40, according

00:32:59.360 into a new report for the Network Contagion Research Institute that was shared with the

00:33:05.600 free press. The study shows an explosion in overseas funding for American schools between

00:33:10.760 2021 and 2024. Nearly $29 billion in foreign money donated during that period. Qatar and China are

00:33:18.280 among the largest sources of funding. That $29 billion figure is more than double the total for

00:33:23.800 the preceding four years. And they say it's an understatement because a lot of these countries

00:33:28.480 are not even reporting how much they're giving to our universities. Qatar is the largest source

00:33:33.680 of foreign donations to U.S. universities since reporting began in 1986 with 6.3 billion coming

00:33:41.540 from the gas-rich Gulf state. Why would Qatar want to invest 6.3 billion dollars in American

00:33:54.660 universities. They're not doing it, you know, because they love America, guys, they're doing it

00:34:00.980 because this is how they infiltrate and they take control of the narrative because money talks

00:34:07.740 $6.3 billion is not an insignificant amount for a tiny country to invest in American education

00:34:17.980 that influences young American minds.

00:34:24.220 Atari donations have ramped up significantly over the last four years.

00:34:27.860 Nearly a third of donations from Qatar, over $2 billion, were given between 2021 and 2024.

00:34:34.900 So let me finish this opening statement.

00:34:37.440 Wow. Okay, so let's go back here.

00:34:39.680 So. Since 1986, Qatar has invested six billion, two thirds of that.

00:34:49.860 OK, so two thirds of that over two billion dollars has been invested since twenty twenty one and twenty twenty four.

00:34:59.520 If that does not set off red flags for you, not quite sure what to say there.

00:35:06.980 And it seems like things definitely ramped up just before, you know, a couple of years before October 7.

00:35:17.340 And since then, it seems like they've been continuing to pump money into U.S. institutions.

00:35:25.940 Guys, this is a you know, this is like a red flag moment right here.

00:35:30.420 years nearly a third of donations from qatar over two billion were given between 2021 and 2024 so

00:35:38.800 let me finish this opening statement with the following qatar release the hamas leaders

00:35:47.240 to the united states for prosecution for war crimes release them now otherwise your sovereignty

00:35:55.120 means crap. Number two, we need to limit its ability to purchase businesses and politicians

00:36:02.500 in our country and to pour its poison money into our universities and colleges to undermine our

00:36:08.660 country and our ally, Israel, and spread anti-Semitism. Number three, it must stop

00:36:15.540 funding Hamas. Number four, it must come clean on 9-11. Confess. Hey, Sean Hannity here. Hey,

00:36:24.180 click here there we go so there was a video um from mark levin that was on fox news um two months

00:36:32.500 ago uh only has 67 000 views there but uh there's there's something um more insidious about the

00:36:43.380 funding that u.s universities get and um mark he sort of alluded to it right uh where was it

00:36:53.620 it was around here where was it he said so foreign donors have given as much to u.s universities in

00:37:03.220 the last four years as they did in the previous 40. so it seems like there's a lot of interest from

00:37:13.300 foreign countries into pushing their ideology and promoting

00:37:21.800 their ideology through universities, it seems as if

00:37:27.940 they have found a loophole. And this loophole is being taken

00:37:35.260 advantage of to push their ideologies, whether it's

00:37:39.700 communism, whether it's socialism, whether it's, you know,

00:37:43.900 Marxism, whether it's Islamism, all of these bad actors are

00:37:49.820 pushing their anti imperial, anti West, anti Christian

00:37:56.680 ideologies, in order to destabilize Western society. And

00:38:03.580 you know, the, you know, target number one is the United States

00:38:06.940 because the United States is the leader of the free world. Right? And

00:38:12.680 so these these bad actors are funding universities because they

00:38:19.540 know that if they can indoctrinate the youth, these

00:38:22.700 people are going to grow up hating America. And eventually,

00:38:26.900 you know, they're going to be the the ones who are in charge at

00:38:30.340 some point because they're going to grow up. It's why you're

00:38:34.260 seeing you know people in the united states who who are american um and yet they hate america

00:38:42.500 they burn the american flag they call america like a settler colonial state or you know whites

00:38:48.980 you know white supremacist whatever nonsense right it's all couched in that progressive leftist

00:38:55.460 marxist um ideology which is also combined with um islamism as well and that's why you're seeing

00:39:03.780 when it comes to young people in universities um a lot of the uh you know pro-hamas pro-palestine

00:39:14.020 people are supported uh by the communists by the marxists um you know this this army of the red

00:39:21.940 and black right they're united uh in their ideology of anti-imperialism uh anti-westernism

00:39:29.940 this is the exact same unholy alliance that ruined Iran in 1979. It was the unity of the communists

00:39:40.100 and the Islamists that together destabilized and unfortunately ended up overthrowing

00:39:48.980 the Shah and turned Iran into a 7th century Islamic hellhole governed by Sharia law. And so

00:39:56.260 So if you're wondering why the, you know, socialist Marxists always unite with the radical Islamists,

00:40:04.460 it's because the one thing they have in common is their anti-imperialist, anti-Western rhetoric.

00:40:14.820 Although I shouldn't really say anti-imperialist because the Islamists are actually imperialists,

00:40:21.060 and that's something that no one ever talks about.

00:40:23.160 You know, one of the biggest scams is all these Islamic radicals have convinced the West that, you know, they're not the biggest colonizers in the Middle East, right?

00:40:35.560 But when you look at the Arab Muslim, you know, colonization, they're literally the biggest colonizers in the world.

00:40:43.960 But that's how they've been united.

00:40:45.580 But speaking on that, I found this very interesting video about American universities.

00:40:57.120 This is from 2020.

00:41:00.780 So it's about, you know, five years ago, almost six years ago now.

00:41:07.200 And so Qatar, up until this point, Qatar would have only maybe spent maybe about $4 billion.

00:41:16.120 But I haven't watched this, but it popped up on, you know, my suggested feeds.

00:41:21.180 And I was looking at the description and it says, I think this is something that we should watch because this is related to what Qatar is doing.

00:41:32.340 But we have to recognize that it's not only Qatar, it's other bad actors that are influencing young minds in Western universities.

00:41:43.420 So a brief description says elite U.S. universities are receiving billions in funding from foreign governments, including China and Saudi Arabia.

00:41:55.560 Many are raising concerns that this money is buying silence and compliance from America's future leaders.

00:42:04.520 So let's give this a watch and see what's going on.

00:42:10.160 And again, guys, like this is an older video, right?

00:42:13.060 So people have been trying to sound the alarm.

00:42:17.760 People have been trying to warn everyone about this threat.

00:42:23.980 And yet it's not getting a lot of traction.

00:42:26.620 It's not getting, you know, no one's really paying attention.

00:42:30.700 So let's watch this and see what they have to say.

00:42:36.460 When you want to get part of something, follow the money.

00:42:39.740 America's Ivy League schools under the microscope.

00:42:44.320 Elite universities are selling themselves, and look who's buying.

00:42:48.380 These are governments that are hostile to the United States.

00:42:51.620 Both Harvard and Yale are among the colleges under investigation

00:42:55.280 for failing to report hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign gifts.

00:43:00.780 Saudi Arabia gave $20 million to Georgetown.

00:43:04.020 I know her. That's Raheel Raza.

00:43:06.400 Okay. Oh, I love her. Raheel Raza is fantastic.

00:43:09.740 I should have her on my on my show sometime soon she's oh she's fantastic

00:43:16.100 this money should be utilized to lessen the burden of tuition on students but

00:43:22.460 it's rarely used for that when this amount of money is coming in from the

00:43:26.360 foreign government my first question is why why

00:43:32.480 it's one of the hidden secrets about foreign influence in america

00:43:41.760 just about the entire ivy league taking money from a foreign government and it's gotten to

00:43:48.120 the point now where the funding has ballooned what organizations like the clarion project

00:43:54.880 have been able to cover is that there have been over 12 billion dollars since 2012 worth of funds

00:44:02.300 from foreign governments that are flowing into the country the countries that are donating the most

00:44:06.940 money to american schools are countries with terrible human rights records oh there's qatar

00:44:14.300 since 2012 cutter donated 2.9 billion china 1.2 billion whoa look at that so so qatar uh has

00:44:24.380 donated now this is this is only up to uh to 2020 right so these are just 2020 numbers obviously

00:44:30.220 the number is much higher than that now qatar is at you know 6 billion over 6 billion but uh look

00:44:36.460 at this like qatar is at 2.9 billion china is 1.2 billion afghanistan is is 9 million iraq 44 million

00:44:48.620 pakistan 5.6 palestine palestine 43 million wow isn't that interesting guys isn't that interesting

00:44:59.420 So, you know, Palestine, the fake country, right, which doesn't actually exist, they complain about how they're poor, they complain about how they can't, like, feed their children, you know, whatever, you know, jihadi nonsense they put out there.

00:45:17.300 they complain how poor they are and yet here they are they've given like what is this i can't tell

00:45:23.700 if it's 43 or 4.3 million dollars to um american universities where did that money come from like

00:45:34.420 these guys are complaining about how poor they are um and how they have no money and yet here they

00:45:39.460 are like you know giving money to um u.s universities like literally it's everything

00:45:47.540 about about palestine is fake um okay russia 137 million saudi arabia 1.1 billion syria wow okay so

00:45:57.380 syria gave 1.3 million um that in 2020 syria was under the bashar al-assad regime which was a you

00:46:07.540 know terrorist dictatorship um wow these countries that are investing in um american education

00:46:18.260 are not necessarily the friendliest i mean the uae i really have no problem with the uae

00:46:24.820 is is fighting um the muslim brotherhood and they're fighting islamic terrorism

00:46:31.220 um but the rest i mean those are not necessarily countries that are friendly to the united states

00:46:39.780 wow saudi arabia 1.1 billion united arab emirics 469 million and russia 137 million and that's

00:46:50.980 just the amount that's been publicly declared most of the money is not declared by the schools i want

00:46:58.500 to focus on yale in particular because it's did you guys also notice how israel was not on that

00:47:03.700 list that's very interesting um everything that the jihadis and islamists accuse israel of doing

00:47:11.060 it's literally them they're the ones who are doing it themselves right like they complain about you

00:47:16.660 know israel influence or whatever and yet the islamists and the jihadis and the communists

00:47:22.180 are actually the ones who are doing this because i did not see israel on that list supposedly

00:47:27.700 filed no reports at all for any of the gifts that it did get academic institutions just are

00:47:33.540 fundamentally and inherently dishonest when it comes to the money

00:47:36.580 the government's investigating some of the nation's most prestigious colleges

00:47:50.260 the department of education conducted investigations of several prominent american

00:47:54.740 universities they sent a letter to the senate subcommittee which actually shone a light on

00:48:00.740 what's actually happening one university had multiple contracts with the central committee

00:48:05.220 of the communist party of the people's republic of china that american colleges and universities

00:48:09.940 have provided unprecedented levels of access to foreign governments corporations and persons

00:48:15.060 without adequate oversight the u.s department of education say they've uncovered more than six

00:48:20.500 billion dollars in unreported gifts from countries including qatar china and saudi arabia what

00:48:27.220 strings are attached i wonder why they're unreported i mean if they're unreported obviously

00:48:34.580 universities are trying to hide something right very very strange that that it's you know six

00:48:41.700 billion dollars worth of unreported funding attached to the billions of dollars that are

00:48:48.740 are flowing from foreign governments to American schools. And why is this happening in secret?

00:49:00.380 You know, I don't think we all need to get into our defensive crouches. You know,

00:49:05.300 we're in a globalized world and universities have relationships all over the world. And I

00:49:12.580 think generally this is all a good thing, but there are always questions that should be asked.

00:49:17.320 You know, who is giving this money and why, and are there strings attached?

00:49:24.240 Our academic institutions are being bought by foreign interests.

00:49:29.800 And it'd be one thing if it were Western governments.

00:49:35.560 It's another when you see foreign governments that are at odds with U.S. interests buying up influence.

00:49:42.340 when you have foreign funding obviously it comes with an agenda nobody gives billions of dollars

00:49:52.860 to set up a chair in islamic studies at a university without the explicit intention of

00:49:57.940 influencing the mindset of the students the strategic goal of a country who's pouring

00:50:03.940 millions or billions of dollars into universities is to affect U.S. policy in a number of different

00:50:12.800 ways. They're trying to influence the minds of the next generation of congressmen, the next

00:50:18.880 generation of lobbyists, the next generation of media, PR professionals, you name it. My name is

00:50:25.360 Raheel Raza. I'm a practicing Muslim president of Muslims Facing Tomorrow. About three years ago,

00:50:30.820 I gave testimony to the U.S. Congress.

00:50:34.000 Remove foreign extremist funding from American campuses.

00:50:37.680 Why should our educational institutions be walked with a foreign ideology?

00:50:42.460 And this is where Western governments and Westerners sometimes have difficulty grasping

00:50:47.340 what the reality is, that there is an agenda that is coming on the backs of these petrodollars.

00:50:53.580 Concerns are rising about China's influence over academic freedom at American universities.

00:51:00.580 China has given almost a billion dollars to America's higher education system.

00:51:06.580 A big part of that funding goes to run what are called Confucius Institutes.

00:51:12.580 Their purpose is to teach Chinese language and to put on cultural programming.

00:51:19.580 There are 66 Confucius Institutes at American colleges and universities, and over 540 worldwide.

00:51:27.300 But there's been investigations into whether those Confucius Institutes are bringing more than just education courses.

00:51:34.780 Tonight, there's concern about a Chinese propaganda education program.

00:51:40.580 It's called the Confucius Institute, and lawmakers say that it's run and funded by the Chinese government.

00:51:47.040 They pick the curriculum, pick guest speakers.

00:51:50.360 Critics say that means China controls the narrative of the Confucius Institutes and can shut down opposing viewpoints.

00:51:58.440 Confucius Institutes have been under fire for years for suppressing free speech and promoting a slanted perception of Chinese history, among other things.

00:52:06.880 They eliminate certain information from classrooms, for example, like the Tiananmen Square massacre and the Hong Kong protest.

00:52:14.680 They're changing the way that our students learn about China.

00:52:18.440 This is a foreign country paying to influence students on U.S. soil.

00:52:31.480 Oh, wow. So they're not hiding it here.

00:52:35.120 So they say Confucius Institutes are an important part of our soft power.

00:52:40.780 we want to expand china's influence so that's the same strategy and tactic um that a lot of

00:52:51.260 the you know non-friendly countries uh are taking like qatar as well um it's all about expanding

00:52:58.540 their their soft power right that's how they expand their their influence that's why they're

00:53:03.900 They're a very big threat to American civilization.

00:53:09.160 And it's not just through their university funding.

00:53:12.540 It's also through Al Jazeera, which is the terrorist propaganda mouthpiece for the Muslim Brotherhood.

00:53:20.940 And it's funded by Qatar.

00:53:24.960 And what that means is they have almost a permanent footprint in the U.S. system.

00:53:31.040 they're also trying to steal sensitive technology

00:53:35.660 there are open espionage investigations involving china now get this in all 50

00:53:43.800 stakes in high-tech agriculture and academia the chinese guys that's so true um there was

00:53:51.560 actually a recent example of this happening in canada wait let me see i can find it canada

00:53:57.180 or city IP. What was it? Here we go. Wait, where was this? Let me find the link here.

00:54:19.820 Yeah, here. So this is happening in all countries, guys, not just in the United States.

00:54:26.720 here let me um let me share this article with you so this is from 2024 uh canada limits

00:54:32.960 researchers linked to china iran russia um so can so this was in 20 uh january of 2024

00:54:42.960 so canada restricted researchers linked to universities based in china russia and iran

00:54:50.240 that's of course the islamic republic of iran um working on subjects critical to canadian

00:54:56.320 national security ottawa introduced measures to withhold government grants from researchers

00:55:01.760 having ties to universities associated with the defense and security entities of countries

00:55:07.840 posing potential security threats while the majority of the listed universities are based in

00:55:14.080 china a handful from iran and russia are also included while canadian-led research is defined

00:55:22.000 by okay whatever the politicians are saying like you know non-stuff in 2022 canada made headlines

00:55:29.360 by arresting and charging a researcher with espionage alleging an attempt to steal trade

00:55:35.600 secrets for the benefit of china uh there was one there was another one as well let me see if i can

00:55:43.120 find it it was it was like this ridiculous one where um

00:55:47.920 i can't remember what it was i'll have to find it i'll have to find the article later but um

00:55:57.060 it was basically like i can't remember if it was like western university or windsor university but

00:56:03.740 there was like some researcher uh like who was linked with the islamic republic of iran

00:56:11.300 and they were doing like a joint research thing on I think it was like drones or something like

00:56:18.340 military drones and I'm just sitting there and like when this when this hit the news I was just

00:56:23.540 sitting there and I was flabbergasted I was like are you are you for real right now like is this

00:56:28.260 how stupid Canadian university researchers are where you know you have a researcher from a hostile

00:56:36.280 country right like a hostile government right because because iran is occupied by an islamic

00:56:41.880 dictatorship um is you have a researcher from a hostile uh dictatorship that comes to you and

00:56:49.740 says oh let's let's work on a joint research project working on like military developing

00:56:55.720 military weapons together and then you know you're just like oh yeah sure that sounds like a great

00:57:00.120 idea i mean this is how um ridiculous um the the scenario is but yeah like um what this video that

00:57:09.560 we're watching right now um it's not just it's not just limited to the united states these bad

00:57:15.000 actors are doing the same thing um in various other countries right and so you know canada

00:57:21.800 is is just one example of that so i just that just came to my mind here um when i heard about

00:57:29.880 you know the the theft of of ip yeah it happens in various countries right this government has

00:57:37.400 been very effectively stealing america's trade secrets you know for for generations of the

00:57:44.600 nearly 5 000 active fbi counterintelligence cases currently underway across the country

00:57:51.320 almost half are all related to china america's world-class university system has become a soft

00:57:58.040 target and the global es

00:58:00.280 China. One of the most h

00:58:02.680 recently was that of prof

00:58:05.640 chairman of Harvard Univer

00:58:08.460 arrested by FBI agents ch

00:58:11.780 more than a million dolla

00:58:13.680 the Chinese government. A

00:58:16.160 studying at Harvard is in

00:58:18.420 american professors have

00:58:20.800 research or accused of con

00:58:23.400 to China. We're estimate

00:58:25.600 a year in economic loss.

00:58:28.040 the country of China. With the protests and unrest in Hong Kong, and with the Uyghur camps.

00:58:37.760 Since 2017, up to a million Muslim Uyghurs have been placed in what some call concentration camps.

00:58:45.180 You have to ask yourself what kind of human rights violations are occurring there that

00:58:49.340 we might be overlooking. We are seeing the biggest internment probably since the end of

00:58:54.300 World War II.

00:58:55.960 Activists say Beijing has done that to try to eliminate Islam within its borders.

00:59:02.020 China's crackdown on dissidents is now being described as the cruelest in decades.

00:59:09.720 And so the next time there's a revolution and people are massacred and they hunt down activists and, you know, drag them from their beds and they turn up in a river with their hands bound, you're going to say, well, that's got nothing to do with me.

00:59:22.580 Good luck with that.

00:59:23.580 I mean, if you sleep well at night, then that's who you are.

00:59:34.900 There are some entities within universities that are more aggressive about seeking money

00:59:41.680 and much less aggressive about caring where it comes from.

00:59:45.400 The MIT Media Lab, in retrospect, is certainly one of those.

00:59:52.580 Despite the scrutiny, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has extended its partnership with the Russian Research Institute, Skaltech, though that cooperation has raised U.S. concerns ever since it was launched.

01:00:04.840 We found that MIT received over $83 million from Russia. About half of that came from a Russian official who has been sanctioned for his involvement in Russia's malign activities around the world.

01:00:17.660 Victor Vexelberg is a Russian billionaire who is quite close to Vladimir Putin.

01:00:21.800 The Russian oligarch was sanctioned for his part in helping to, quote, destabilize Western democracies.

01:00:28.020 U.S. intelligence officials fear the Russians are using Skokovil for nefarious purposes.

01:00:34.080 Russia, it's well known that they have a longstanding information operation to try to influence Americans.

01:00:41.120 The world woke up to the reality of election meddling when Russia was exposed for interfering in the 2016 U.S. election.

01:00:48.320 There is no serious dispute that malign foreign actors like Russia are working to subvert our democratic processes and sow chaos in our political system.

01:00:58.680 So when we see the Russians buying up influence on our education system, it does raise a lot of eyebrows.

01:01:04.880 Well, a lot of people think that universities should act with some moral center. They should

01:01:19.460 reflect our conscience. That is specifically what most universities do not want to do.

01:01:25.880 You know, they may have Latin phrases that talk about, you know, doing good in the world and so

01:01:32.400 forth, but they are huge corporations and they are loath to do that.

01:01:39.240 The reality is that colleges in the United States today like to have flashy campuses.

01:01:49.540 They like to have big programs and that costs money.

01:01:55.820 U.S. universities are facing new scrutiny over their close ties to Saudi Arabia.

01:02:02.180 Earlier this year, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visited both Harvard and MIT on his first official tour to the U.S.

01:02:10.020 Mohammed bin Salman, known as MBS, is the crown prince, but really the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia, came over to this country and took a grand tour.

01:02:20.440 He's taken meetings with Tim Cook, Bill Gates, and has even had Starbucks with Michael Bloomberg.

01:02:25.940 And he was welcomed as a modern leader, and that was his intent.

01:02:30.720 But the truth is, MBS is far from the political reformer that he's been presented as.

01:02:37.120 There's a photo of him shaking hands with the president of MIT.

01:02:40.720 In the background of that photo is a man who was later implicated in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

01:02:49.380 Jamal Khashoggi, a pretty prominent journalist and columnist, went to the Saudi embassy in Turkey and he never came out.

01:02:58.460 He was inside that Saudi building, and he was murdered.

01:03:05.440 A Turkish official tells the New York Times Saudi agents had dismembered his body with a bone saw they brought for the purpose.

01:03:12.220 And it was shocking, and it was awful.

01:03:16.360 The CIA has concluded with high confidence that Mohammed bin Salman helped to orchestrate the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.

01:03:23.480 CNN has now obtained hundreds of text messages showing the Washington Post journalist blunt

01:03:28.920 criticism of the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, saying, quote, he's like a beast,

01:03:34.400 like Pac-Man. The more victims he eats, the more he wants. Talk like this is dangerous for those

01:03:40.440 from a country with one of the world's worst records for human rights. But even before the

01:03:45.420 Khashoggi incident, the Saudis were and are involved in a war in Yemen and are very credibly

01:03:50.900 accused of war crimes the saudi campaign of airstrikes has been catastrophic the man mit

01:03:58.100 is hosting has created the worst humanitarian crisis on earth when bin salman visited the

01:04:03.700 united states in the spring students were protesting it and condemning the visit and

01:04:08.420 condemning the way that mit and harvard greeted him as a kind of reformer as opposed to the war

01:04:14.660 criminal that he is when he comes to a campus like harvard or like mit that provides him with a

01:04:25.940 level of legitimacy that i don't think he would otherwise have you know they want the prestige

01:04:32.900 they want the halo effect from being associated with these institutions

01:04:36.980 the saudis are sponsoring lots of sporting events in their country and you know this has been called

01:04:48.720 sports washing and it's really in a way the same thing it's to say look we are a nation of the

01:04:55.900 civilized world that does not murder journalists does not behead our own dissidents and we are

01:05:04.320 you know one of you and because look at this we've got this beautiful you know golf tournament going

01:05:12.640 on this tennis match the critical thing with an academic institution it's true um and qatar uses

01:05:21.400 the same strategy as well and is how does the money affect the education that's really what

01:05:28.300 you're talking about i think in many cases the issue with foreign funding is that what it usually

01:05:33.980 buys is silence. It would almost be crazy to assume that a foreign power is going to keep

01:05:38.840 giving money to a university that critiques that foreign power repeatedly. No one likes to bite the

01:05:44.960 hand that feeds them. Let me give you an example. The feud between Canada and Saudi Arabia reaches

01:05:51.860 a new level. The Canadian government had some pretty mild criticism of MBS and Saudi Arabia,

01:06:00.440 And the regime went crazy.

01:06:03.800 The Saudi Arabian government announced effective immediately that it was ending scholarships for some 16,000 Saudi students studying in Canada.

01:06:11.860 Universities charge foreign students tuition fees four times higher than their Canadian counterparts.

01:06:17.240 Mount St. Vincent, for example, took a $900,000 revenue hit.

01:06:21.760 The big thing that did for us is it exposed just how vulnerable we are.

01:06:27.120 That's a message that Saudi Arabia is sending out, which is don't criticize.

01:06:33.540 And I believe that the universities heard that.

01:06:37.640 Institutions can tell themselves that they're maintaining a degree of separation

01:06:42.060 and they're not allowing people to influence their thinking or the choices that they make.

01:06:47.240 But it really starts to seem like a lie when you look at the money.

01:06:57.120 If you're a parent and your child is going to a university, you can't really know which foreign governments are at least partially helping to fund that education.

01:07:07.840 We have the foreign government of Qatar, for example.

01:07:12.880 We know Qatar is the second largest funder of international terrorism.

01:07:19.000 They have also spent.

01:07:20.840 The first biggest sponsor is the Islamic Republic occupying my country of Iran.

01:07:27.920 Billions of dollars trying to influence American curriculum, specifically at the Duke-UNC program

01:07:37.040 where they are training K-12 teachers. We have been able to discover that it is a curriculum

01:07:43.520 provided by a theologically motivated government. It is not objective. The federal government said...

01:07:50.240 that's crazy that uh qatar qatar is investing to train people who will become teachers for

01:08:02.400 kindergarten to grade 12 right like they're targeting they're going straight for that

01:08:07.680 that youth indoctrination right um and you have to wonder what the motivation is behind i mean of

01:08:15.120 course i know what the motivation is but for for many of you who are watching who are new to this

01:08:20.400 i mean you have to ask yourselves why would a foreign country be interested in providing

01:08:30.480 um let me rephrase this why would a foreign country be interested in investing in a curriculum

01:08:40.160 that will impact future generations of a different country right so think about it

01:08:49.140 Qatar is investing um in training people who are going to then train the next generation of young

01:08:58.320 Americans right so um and you know if I was a foreign country looking to um engage in foreign

01:09:08.700 interference right instead of going after like the young people I would of course go after the

01:09:16.080 educators because the educators um are gonna have a much bigger impact right because if you um if

01:09:24.400 you train the educators and the educators are gonna then indoctrinate you know thousands

01:09:30.060 potentially tens of thousands of of young people right so um these are very important questions to

01:09:37.260 ask um it uh it's very scary that that countries can do things like this especially countries that

01:09:46.060 are not allies of the united states i mean i don't hear of um you know i don't hear of england for

01:09:53.820 example england um investing in training united states educators right but but qatar is doing that

01:10:04.460 That is very, very scary.

01:10:07.040 Says a Middle Eastern Studies program at Duke and UNC favors...

01:10:10.720 I'm going to go back a little bit here.

01:10:12.340 Theologically motivated government.

01:10:14.480 It is not objective.

01:10:16.180 The federal government says a Middle Eastern Studies program at Duke and UNC favors Islam while neglecting Christians, Jews, and other faiths in the region.

01:10:25.120 So we filed a Freedom of Information Act request, which would detail why on earth

01:10:32.000 Qatar is trying to influence the curriculum of American students.

01:10:37.440 And so far, UNC has refused to respond.

01:10:41.420 We've even seen foreign countries go to court to stop Americans from learning about these donations.

01:10:48.640 For example, my alma mater, Texas A&M, receives hundreds of millions of dollars from the government of Qatar.

01:10:54.000 This caught the attention of an attorney who was curious about how these donations were being used.

01:10:59.000 We decided we'd ask them where hundreds of millions of dollars of foreign funding were going

01:11:04.000 and what kind of stipulations were attached to its use.

01:11:07.000 They filed a FOIA request to get this information, but at the last minute,

01:11:11.000 Qatar sued the state of Texas to block release of this contract.

01:11:15.000 Texas A&M refuses to divulge.

01:11:18.000 volch they say that this is uh due to the fact that they have a secretive agreement and they

01:11:24.560 cannot violate that agreement even though wow so basically um a foreign country is investing

01:11:37.760 billions of dollars in the united states and when uh u.s citizens want to find out

01:11:46.480 where exactly the money is going and what strings are attached, that foreign government

01:11:54.880 sues the American government to protect the interests of the foreign government.

01:12:02.800 Do you see how Islamists are not just penetrating Western societies, but they're using

01:12:10.000 our own laws against us to keep us in the dark about how deep the indoctrination and influence

01:12:22.860 goes, right? I mean, you would think that it would be in the public interest of US citizens

01:12:33.740 to understand the the strings that are attached coming from foreign governments funding the

01:12:46.140 education system right you would assume that you would want to to know like I would just I would

01:12:53.160 just assume that you would want to put the interests of U.S. citizens first and yet when a

01:13:02.340 group of US citizens were trying to find out what strings are

01:13:08.640 attached with Qatari money, Qatar was able to, to sue the state

01:13:13.500 of Texas to block that. Now, this is from 2020. I'll see if I

01:13:17.280 can find I'll do a part two later. And I'll see if I can

01:13:21.900 find any updates on on the status of this case, because I

01:13:27.480 would be interested in knowing the final outcome of this case like this is just this is wild

01:13:36.360 though this is a state university i was surprised how can you argue as a public university that

01:13:43.500 your sources of funding and possible influence are confidential or a business secret i mean there

01:13:48.640 should be total transparency it's a very strange thing when you begin to see foreign countries from

01:13:54.340 middle east suing the attorney general of a state in a democracy uh for the release of information

01:14:01.460 that should i just said that be public hi welcome to nyu abu dhabi a lot of americans probably don't

01:14:17.540 know but there are a number of branch campuses from american universities in undemocratic countries

01:14:23.940 around the world. In Qatar, in the UAE, in China, Thailand as well. There's this expansion happening.

01:14:31.140 You've got universities. You've got Duke is in China. Northwestern is in Qatar. NYU is in Abu Dhabi.

01:14:35.700 Yale is in Singapore. 70 more, right? Welcome to Northwestern. Qatar has what they call Education

01:14:42.220 City. Where you can even register with five other top American universities. Qatar is spending

01:14:48.300 billions of dollars so that american universities can set up campus in doha i think it's great that

01:14:54.780 these universities offer this type of education um we also think that you learn best from a free

01:15:02.060 and open education and the concern here is that universities are maybe promising something that

01:15:08.060 they can't deliver you talked about what liberties and the lack of liberties that you have in this

01:15:13.580 country when they go into the community they must be aware of the cultural conditions they don't

01:15:18.540 criticize the islamic faith they don't criticize the emir and that's just de rigueur in arab

01:15:25.180 countries in the arab monarchies i think that's the reality it's important to note that abu dhabi

01:15:30.700 and the uae are the kingdoms of fear these are countries where dissent is absolutely illegal

01:15:35.660 new york university professor andrew ross said he's been barred from entering the united arab

01:15:39.900 emirates after he criticized the monarchy's exploitation of migrant laborers we've discovered

01:15:45.340 a fairly consistent pattern of human rights abuses among the migrant workforce in the uae

01:15:53.500 and also in qatar so it was quite clear that this was a context for the barring of entry back in

01:15:59.740 2018 georgetown university in qatar cancelled a student-led debate because it provoked a

01:16:05.500 controversy within the country and the debate was focusing on the depiction of God as a woman

01:16:13.820 and Qatar has a blasphemy law so the question is there do they support freedom expression

01:16:21.340 or do they want students to respect a blasphemy law because the two are fundamentally in tension

01:16:27.020 and so we actually put GUQ on our 10 worst list of 2019 because this is something that we think

01:16:33.420 is important you can't promise students something that isn't that you can't actually deliver and

01:16:39.020 here's the central contradiction university one of the purposes of the university is to promote

01:16:43.420 democratic values right well how is that going to occur in a non-democratic regime in a non-democratic

01:16:48.860 country northwestern has a well-known uh communication school journalism school in 2013

01:16:58.300 northwestern university signed a memo of understanding with al jazeera which was

01:17:04.620 intended to facilitate collaboration between the two entities we're often involved with projects

01:17:12.700 here at al jazeera so northwestern students can get a true sense of a career in journalism

01:17:17.980 at a major news network first of all let's just note for a minute that uh uh i know what he's

01:17:25.180 going to say he's going to say that al jazeera is basically the foreign mouthpiece for qatar

01:17:31.740 and uh it basically just promotes uh islamic terrorism and islamist ideology zira is owned

01:17:39.260 and controlled by qatar al jazeera the middle east most high profile and widely watched network

01:17:45.020 is considered by many to be a propaganda tool for islamists than qatar al jazeera's biggest problem

01:17:51.420 has always been credibility. It was having a lot of trouble expanding in America. Al Jazeera

01:17:57.580 America was shuttered in 2016. Lots of turmoil centering on charges of discrimination, racism,

01:18:04.380 bias and various resulting lawsuits. And so Al Jazeera decided to rebrand itself as AJ Plus. AJ

01:18:13.100 Plus is Al Jazeera's opportunity to tackle a new audience. Al Jazeera is one of the most

01:18:20.700 influential islamist propaganda pro-terror outlets in the world al jazeera most recently got into

01:18:28.220 trouble because they were promoting holocaust denial in their videos did you see that guys

01:18:36.140 so aj plus right so aj plus is catered uh towards more like the younger you know gen z younger

01:18:43.900 millennials and this is a kind of propaganda that they push so one of the reasons that um a lot of

01:18:51.100 young americans um unfortunately um engage in in holocaust denial or believe in holo you know

01:18:58.780 believe the holocaust never happened um is because of this sort of uh propaganda that aj plus and

01:19:07.900 al jazeera and of course qatar right have been putting out there so whenever you see al jazeera

01:19:14.700 or aj plus that's basically um that's basically qatar and uh yeah this is the kind of nonsense

01:19:21.420 that they put out there and of course al jazeera is also um in this day they're framing islamic

01:19:29.580 terrorists as resistance resistance fighters freedom fighters you know oppression all that

01:19:35.340 nonsense right so um what you're seeing today is not new um aj has been like um qatar um under the

01:19:43.020 guise of al jazeera and aj plus they have been spreading the sort of propaganda for uh quite a

01:19:50.540 number of years now they have been doing this and it's sort of been flying under the radar because

01:19:55.900 a lot of people um just you know uh they don't pay attention or you know it just it's just not

01:20:02.860 on their radar but this is how they have been um indoctrinating young people um i mean just look

01:20:09.020 at that right like it's just like such a disgusting headline like this this in and of itself should

01:20:17.100 have been enough of a prompt to just ban um al jazeera in the united states and i think in all

01:20:25.980 western democratic societies um but al jazeera again you know qatar is taking advantage of the

01:20:34.300 freedoms provided in western countries you know like freedom of speech for example freedom of

01:20:39.580 the press freedom of journalism that kind of stuff um they're taking advantage of these freedoms

01:20:44.700 uh in western countries freedoms by the way which do not exist in qatar there is no freedom of

01:20:49.820 speech in qatar um al jazeera is not allowed to criticize the qatari government or the qatari

01:20:56.780 royal family in any way shape or form so there is no freedom of speech in qatar and yet they take

01:21:03.020 advantage of the freedom of speech um freedom of speech uh in united states and other western

01:21:09.500 countries to promote their islamist propaganda and when the rest of us um you know pointed out

01:21:16.780 the islamists come back and they use our own freedoms against us to say well there's freedom

01:21:21.100 of speech we can we can say and do what we want but yet in their own countries there is no freedom

01:21:25.900 of speech voting holocaust denial in their videos most of the people i bet you who tune into aj plus

01:21:42.620 don't even realize that it's an entity of a foreign government with a very specific purpose

01:21:48.700 and goal to influence American public opinion. Essentially what was happening was the government

01:21:55.340 of Qatar and Al Jazeera were hiring Northwestern University to have its students build Al Jazeera's

01:22:02.860 credibility and improve and expand its operations including on American soil. Soon I'll be off to

01:22:09.500 Washington DC for my residency at News Network, so I'm really excited to get

01:22:14.040 more hands-on experience and really put to use what I've learned so far.

01:22:21.700 This is a war of ideas. We have said this all along. It is not a war of weapons.

01:22:27.900 It is a war of ideas. Besides funding college campuses, foreign governments fund

01:22:35.140 think tanks, media outlets, activist organizations, college campuses are just one element of this

01:22:42.880 program. Our democracy is for sale. Just look at the numbers. Look at the numbers of how many

01:22:49.020 institutions, how much money it is, and how also the trajectory. Ultimately, if it wasn't successful,

01:22:56.460 would the government of Saudi Arabia or the government of Russia continue to pour money

01:23:01.900 into that black hole just out of the goodness of their hearts.

01:23:05.900 Nations, states, nations don't do that.

01:23:09.780 If you look at a map, what you see is a corrupting influence of nationwide proportions.

01:23:17.420 One way to address the impact of this is to force the academic institutions

01:23:23.440 to be accountable for the decisions that they're making.

01:23:26.820 American students have a right to know who is behind the curriculum, who is funding the curriculum, what strings are attached.

01:23:37.980 When you go to buy cigarettes or a health supplement, there's always those warning labels.

01:23:44.220 But when you pick a class or you pick a professor, those labels aren't there.

01:23:49.480 Students are flying blind.

01:23:51.600 At the end of the day, there are children. They're the future of this nation.

01:23:55.420 As a mother, and as a mother bear, I want to safeguard everything that is so pure and valuable about the society that we live in and the values that we have.

01:24:08.480 I don't want my daughter growing up without the same choices and the same freedom that I have had.

01:24:22.540 Wow.

01:24:23.180 Wow. So that was a documentary from five years ago about what American universities don't want

01:24:31.820 you to know about their funding. And, you know, five years ago, people were already sounding the

01:24:37.760 alarm quite significantly about Qatari foreign influence. And as you can tell, the majority

01:24:45.860 of this video was focused on Qatar. It was focused on Al Jazeera, which is a Qatari

01:24:54.740 mouthpiece. And it was also focused on the fact that when American citizens were trying to

01:25:00.700 get information relating to the funding provided by Qatar, Qatar actually sued a Texas university.

01:25:11.360 in or sued sorry qatar sued the state of texas in order to prevent them from releasing that

01:25:19.420 information and this wasn't even a private university this was a public university right

01:25:25.260 like a state university so pretty scary stuff there um i actually found here's something else

01:25:32.380 i wanted to share with you so this is from april of uh this year april 2 2025 um and uh it's from

01:25:40.600 the foundation, you know, foundation for the defense of democracies, the FDD. And it's the

01:25:47.920 title is called Qatar's footprint in the American higher education system. So this is a it's about

01:25:55.720 three minutes long. So I just wanted to, to share this with you guys, because this is going to give

01:26:02.280 us a little bit more updated info as well. So as you can see, there is a lot of information when

01:26:07.440 it comes to how qatar has been influencing american universities and continues to influence

01:26:16.560 young people in american universities chairman representatives thank you um my name is natalie

01:26:21.920 econo i'm a research analyst at the foundation for defense of democracies in washington dc

01:26:26.480 which is a non-partisan research institute focusing on national security and foreign policy

01:26:31.680 my work at fdd primarily focuses on qatari influence which is what i want to talk to you

01:26:36.000 about today uh predominantly in the higher education system qatar is among the top last

01:26:41.920 year qatar was among the top five donor foreign donors to american colleges and universities

01:26:46.720 beating traditionally deep-pocketed donors like china and saudi arabia

01:26:51.840 qatar is approximately 11 of the world's natural gas resources but only 330 000 citizens so it is

01:26:58.800 ample wealth to spend buying prestige and influence in this country according to federal disclosure

01:27:04.240 data uh american colleges and universities accepted 6.25 billion dollars from qatar since

01:27:10.800 since 2001 but qatar's spending in the higher education system likely likely exceeds this

01:27:16.880 figure by a mile and there's two reasons to believe that first academic institutions in

01:27:22.240 this country that routinely accept loss of money from qatar fail to comply with their federal

01:27:26.720 disclosure requirements and second qatar has often sought to cover its tracks here in texas qatar

01:27:33.360 previously filed a lawsuit to prevent texas a m from disclosing funding records a texas

01:27:39.200 judge eventually ordered that the documents be made public revealing almost half a billion

01:27:43.360 dollars in formally undisclosed grants and contracts qatar is an interest so that's the

01:27:48.480 case guys that's the case from the previous video that we were watching so that one was

01:27:53.600 from december of 2020 this is from april of 2025 so um yeah there you go the reason qatar

01:28:01.280 tried to prevent um federal disclosures they didn't want i guess the public to know

01:28:08.480 how much exactly they had invested in that american university and uh now it turns out

01:28:14.160 it was 500 million dollars i mean thank god that judge at least um put uh put the interests of u.s

01:28:21.040 citizens first as opposed to the interests of a uh foreign terrorist state that is not the ally

01:28:28.400 of the United States. It's an interesting case because it enjoys a close relationship with

01:28:32.720 America, American allies, but also with American adversaries. Qatar's wealth enables it to play

01:28:37.840 both sides. Qatar has sponsored a range of extremist groups like Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood,

01:28:44.380 the Taliban. And by pumping money into the American higher education system, Qatar is able to avoid

01:28:50.020 scrutiny for its adversarial behavior while spreading hostile ideologies. For example,

01:28:55.200 Georgetown's campus in Doha hosted a conference in the fall on the future of

01:28:59.640 Gaza. That conference featured a former Al Jazeera executive, which by the way

01:29:04.420 Al Jazeera is owned by the Qatari government. The conference featured a

01:29:07.560 former Al Jazeera executive who praised Hamas' October 7th massacre and

01:29:11.460 previously delivered a 10-minute eulogy for a Muslim Brotherhood aligned cleric

01:29:15.480 who endorsed suicide bombings against Israelis. Qatar's influence on campus is

01:29:20.520 a problem when it comes to anti-Semitism, which we've witnessed escalate

01:29:24.320 tremendously since October 7th. While I haven't been able to draw a direct line between Qatari

01:29:29.820 funding and specific instances of campus antisemitism, what I do know is that Qatari

01:29:34.640 funding on college campuses obviates the need for alumni donors, and by forcing administrations to

01:29:41.200 be responsive to Qatar and Qatari entities, they're yielding to a government that has

01:29:49.400 sponsored terrorist groups, sided with Islamists against the West, and failed to hold Hamas

01:29:53.740 accountable for the gaza war thank you good good little uh speech their introductory speech someone

01:30:03.420 in the chat asked where does qatar get their money from uh oil and and gas reserves um

01:30:10.300 specifically off the top of my head um it's the the parse the parse um there's like a gas reserve

01:30:18.540 in the persian gulf i think it's the parse gas reserve or something natural gas reserve

01:30:23.340 that was discovered in 1991 i believe and that is shared between the islamic republic occupying iran

01:30:32.620 and qatar that's where they get a vast majority of their funding from okay so now i found this uh

01:30:42.060 another uh podcast here so up until now you know we've spoken about um qatari funding

01:30:51.980 we've spoken about uh how they are investing in universities how they have been investing

01:30:59.180 in western universities for quite a long time now um in order to infiltrate and indoctrinate

01:31:09.500 so what is the outcome now of of this uh indoctrination and what is the end result of

01:31:18.220 qatar investing six over six billion dollars in united states universities since 2001. um this

01:31:31.660 video will give a very very good example i'll provide my thoughts um as well uh as we watch

01:31:37.740 along but um yeah i found this and i thought that this was very interesting but um i just want to

01:31:44.460 say guys um if you haven't seen uh qatar 101 you know part one make sure you go back and watch that

01:31:52.860 as well because i'm kind of taking a a systemic systematic you know approach here where i'm

01:31:58.540 starting with you know introductory videos now you know i've shown you uh very various um videos

01:32:06.140 from various sources talking about uh qatari foreign interference in universities for example

01:32:14.220 in today's podcast started with mark levin and then of course there was this documentary um by

01:32:22.780 journeyman pictures from 2020 okay and then of course we saw the clip from foundation of um

01:32:32.460 defense foundation for the defense of democracies but now we're gonna watch this one which kind of

01:32:39.500 gives you a better understanding of how that six billion dollars the over six billion dollars of

01:32:49.020 qatari funding has contributed to destabilizing the west and uh we've seen much more of that in

01:32:57.660 the last two years since the uh genocidal massacre over 1200 israelis on october 7 2023 by hamas

01:33:07.580 terrorists so uh here we go have a real idea of what might happen here in america

01:33:15.740 in canada in 15 years from today look at europe today because america and canada so i just want

01:33:24.540 to say this this is called the rise of islamic fundamentalism in america qadar explains qatar's

01:33:32.300 rural and western vulnerability it's my first time um watching this uh channel so let's uh

01:33:40.060 let's see what it's all about behind europe in a time lap of maybe 15 years in this regard

01:33:48.780 and the atlantic ocean is not wide enough for their strong community to keep america and canada

01:33:55.660 safe from what happens today in europe the universities gazillions of dollars are being

01:34:02.460 pulled by qatar and qatar is the enemy of mankind qatar is the enemy of westernism qatar is the

01:34:09.100 enemy of america oh wait so so someone in the comments is someone in the youtube comments is

01:34:14.860 saying qatar tried that in india and the hindus stopped it immediately is that true qatar

01:34:23.180 um let me so i can find something on that

01:34:27.920 um that's interesting i'll see if i can find something on that maybe i'll maybe i'll play

01:34:41.820 that in the next episode. New York, which experienced the worst jihadi action

01:34:51.220 only 25 or 24 years ago, today was occupied peacefully by the New Yorkers

01:34:59.920 who voted for the reoccupation of New York.

01:35:11.820 Welcome to the Viktor Frankl Podcast. I'm Lori Fine, Esquire, here with my co-host,

01:35:24.500 Rabbi Daniel Schonbach. We're here today with Professor Mordechai Kedar. He is a professor

01:35:32.780 at Bar Ilan University, and he was a long-time IDF lieutenant colonel in the 8200 unit, which

01:35:44.320 is the equivalent of Israel's NSA, doing intelligence work. He is fluent in Arabic and an expert

01:35:51.620 on the Arab world. Professor Qadar, thank you so much for joining us today.

01:35:58.020 My pleasure and my honor to be here.

01:36:00.560 We're very excited to have you with us today.

01:36:03.180 There's so much to discuss, lots happening in the world of what's going on between the United States and Israel,

01:36:11.760 what's happening here domestically, and also what's happening in Israel.

01:36:15.200 So let's dive right in.

01:36:17.940 This week, we saw the Saudis come to Washington, D.C., and strike up a new agreement with the United States.

01:36:27.280 Can you talk a little bit about that and what your thoughts are on that new development?

01:36:33.340 Well, the Middle East is sharply divided between countries which are wholeheartedly committed to wipe Israel off the map.

01:36:48.300 I'm talking about Iran. I'm talking about organizations like Hezbollah.

01:36:51.920 I just I hate when people say Iran because it's the Islamic Republic of Iran. Prior to 1979, Iran was actually an ally of Israel. Iran was an ally of the United States. That flag you see up above me, that's the real flag of Iran. That's the pre-Islamic flag of Iran.

01:37:15.560 So it's just always frustrating when people say Iran, because the issue is not Iran.

01:37:20.900 The issue is not Iranians.

01:37:23.000 The issue is Islamic fundamentalism and jihad and Sharia law.

01:37:30.160 That's the issue.

01:37:31.080 Because again, prior to 1979, Iran and Israel were allies.

01:37:35.140 So it's just very frustrating.

01:37:36.800 Also, the official name of the country is not Iran.

01:37:39.820 The official name of the country is the Islamic Republic of Iran, because when the Islamic dictatorship took over, not only did they change our flag, they also changed the name of our country.

01:37:52.240 So, you know, I like to refer to it as occupied Iran, and I never refer to the government as Iran. I always refer to it as the Islamic Republic occupying Iran. So just want to point that out because, you know, I've explained this in previous live streams as well.

01:38:11.100 if you want to target the root cause of terrorism, you have to be able to identify

01:38:18.920 the root cause of terrorism, right? Like you can't, you can't, like, you know, if a patient

01:38:25.180 goes to see a doctor, the doctor can't prescribe a cure unless they properly diagnose the patient

01:38:34.120 to find out what the issue is. The issue is not Iran. The issue is Islamic fundamentalism,

01:38:41.800 that radical Islamic ideology that overtook Iran in 1979. And you can go check out all the videos

01:38:48.780 that I have on my channel, the numerous live streams I've done where I've spoken about the

01:38:53.480 difference between Iran and the Islamic Republic. I also have a lot of documentaries and videos

01:38:58.900 where I talk about what Iran was like prior to 1979.

01:39:04.760 So just want to point that out.

01:39:07.140 It's just always frustrating when people say Iran

01:39:09.840 because I'm an Iranian

01:39:11.300 and the history of Iranians and Jews

01:39:15.300 goes back thousands of years.

01:39:17.120 I know what he means, right?

01:39:18.900 Like I know what he means when he says Iran,

01:39:20.760 he's referring to the Islamic Republic,

01:39:22.900 but the vast majority of people

01:39:25.780 who aren't familiar with the Middle East

01:39:27.860 um they don't know that difference they don't know that nuance and so when people just keep

01:39:33.280 on saying iran they think it's all of iran and that's literally not the case at all it's the

01:39:39.560 islamic republic um which is you know the the the dictatorship within the country

01:39:46.720 bala hamas and the likes and on the underside we see countries which have no problem with israel

01:39:57.020 actually they normalized the relations with israel like the united arab emirates bahrain

01:40:02.060 barocco saudi arabia is one of them because saudi arabia is actually struggling to survive

01:40:09.820 uh really literally vis-a-vis iran the saudis remember very very well what happened at four

01:40:18.060 o'clock in the morning on the 14th of september 2019 it was like five years ago when the iranians

01:40:33.340 attacked two major sites of oil export belong to aramco one in place named

01:40:43.260 and the other one is Abqiq, and they destroyed them totally.

01:40:51.500 And they actually paralyzed half of the ability of Saudi Arabia

01:40:57.300 to export oil for like half a year.

01:41:01.040 This was a big, big blow to the Saudis from the Iranians.

01:41:06.080 Apparently, the reason was that Iran understood that Saudi Arabia is marching forward to normalization with Israel.

01:41:16.940 Something which happened half a year later in the signing of the Abraham Accords, while Saudi Arabia was out of the scenery because of this hit which the Iranians hit the Saudis.

01:41:30.280 The Saudis are the victims of the Iranians before Israel.

01:41:34.760 And this is why they want to have good relations with the West, with America, and I'm not afraid of the Saudis at all.

01:41:46.360 The Saudis, if they were not afraid of the Iranians, they would normalize the relations with Israel long ago.

01:41:56.700 So this is why this F-35 business with the Saudis, I'm not afraid of it.

01:42:04.760 would you agree that if the saudis are stronger actually israel is weaker because they need us

01:42:11.320 less now with their own weaponry as advanced as i wanna i wanna like get to the part where

01:42:16.120 they speak about qatar let me see if i can find that i would say forced but definitely

01:42:23.480 felt that they are obliged to go to qatar after israel attacked hamas okay let's get two

01:42:29.320 and with saudis and israel in the near future okay look this is this is good for like you

01:42:39.640 know another time but i want to get to um the part about universities what i advocate is to

01:42:54.440 I would love to see something that was so peaceful work out.

01:43:03.320 I don't know if the examples you gave tend to be countries that are very much a...

01:43:10.440 ...ways running Judea and Samaria.

01:43:13.140 Do they have to be...

01:43:14.600 All right.

01:43:15.720 Where's the...

01:43:21.440 Which are actually totally opposite from each other.

01:43:24.440 colonizer etc etc and they're teaching this as truth okay here we go i think i got to the part

01:43:33.440 where they talk about universities able to or really unwilling to recognize

01:43:39.200 to more domestic issues all right i found the part so here's where they're going to talk i

01:43:48.780 think they're this is where they're going to talk about um qatar's role um in indoctrinating

01:43:54.060 young people in Western universities. As a long-term academic yourself, I'm curious what

01:44:02.240 you think of the struggles that we've been having over the last two years, and really much longer

01:44:09.840 than that, within American academic circles, where we see that the academy has been so unable to,

01:44:20.460 or really unwilling to recognize as propaganda, as advocacy, so many aspects of what is being

01:44:32.980 taught about Israel, about Israel committing genocide, about Israel being an illegitimate

01:44:39.320 state and a colonizer, et cetera, et cetera. And they're teaching this as truth.

01:44:43.540 uh what do you think might be done and where do you thank you Mr. Zabuzaki

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01:46:28.560 where do you think that comes from and what do you think that those who

01:46:31.760 oppose those ideas could possibly do to help that

01:46:34.800 Well, the struggle in the academia started more or less like 40 years ago in the big

01:46:47.680 debate between Edward Said and his school of thought from Columbia University in New York

01:46:58.240 on one side and the other side which was led by Professor Bernard Lewis in Princeton.

01:47:07.680 These two professors of Middle East were totally different in their approach.

01:47:18.080 Bernard Lewis said that the history of the Arab world and the Islamic world

01:47:25.040 is should be studied as it was with the problems with the violence with the struggles between the

01:47:31.200 sun and the shia between arabs and persians between courts and talks yeah and and struggles

01:47:38.320 sometimes were bloody struggles and yes we have to be realistic and talk about the realism

01:47:45.840 and also about islam and all kinds of commandments in islam which are rather problematic when it

01:47:52.640 comes to modern world and he was very um i can see exactly where this is going because whenever

01:48:01.360 we try to raise awareness about some of those you know problematic commands we're accused of

01:48:06.960 islamophobia every time i speak about um you know how the arab muslim invaders colonized iran my

01:48:16.080 country um i get accused of islamophobia um and any sort of criticism against um islam is accused

01:48:24.400 of you know islamophobia uh so yeah this this is very very interesting here but um yeah this this

01:48:32.480 is how the islamists operate right they try to um they try to shut down all legitimate criticism

01:48:40.800 by playing the victim even though the people who are criticizing are generally the ones who are

01:48:52.420 the victims of islamic terrorism and islamic colonialism very realistic about islam in the

01:49:01.600 armed world on the on the other side edward said blame the west for everything which goes wrong

01:49:09.120 in the middle east blame the colonialism blame the imperialism blame the british blame the

01:49:15.520 americans blame everybody else because the middle east is a is like a a a a flourishing heaven on

01:49:24.880 earth and and only the westerners um including the jews uh who settlers the settlers in in palestine

01:49:35.280 actually they are they ruined the arab world and they pushed it into violence and all the violence

01:49:41.760 which we see in in the arab world is the result of the interference and the bad intentions of the

01:49:49.200 colonialism and the imperialism which studied islam only to justify its bad intentions vis-a-vis

01:49:58.720 the arab world and to take advantage of the treasures of the arab world especially the oil

01:50:06.160 wow so that narrative right that were that that false narrative that this gentleman uh mordechai

01:50:15.440 qadar is exposing um this is something that was being pushed 40 years ago and it took um

01:50:22.480 It took the Islamists and the jihadis 40 years to push that narrative enough so that now it is considered, unfortunately, you know, something it's unfortunately a very popular belief amongst the younger generation, right?

01:50:44.280 Do you see how it's taken 40 years of indoctrination and infiltration into Western society for these Islamists to push their false narrative and their fake propaganda and their anti-Western, anti-imperialist narrative, right?

01:51:04.760 So this is Edward Said. Edward Said actually wrote a book, a very famous book,

01:51:13.480 Orientalism, where he bashed all the Western approach to the Middle East and the researchers

01:51:23.640 who actually meant only to prove that the West is superior and the East is inferior.

01:51:34.200 This is why colonialism and imperialism are justified. Okay, these are the two, I would say,

01:51:41.880 major schools of thought when it comes to the Middle East. Unfortunately, too many people in the

01:51:49.080 American, and not only in the European, also in Israel, academic institutions fell in love

01:51:56.200 with the Edward Said approach and blamed us as the West, as the Americans, as the Europeans,

01:52:02.360 and as the israelis that's because a lot of people uh in academia are very leftist very progressive

01:52:10.600 um very very you know communist marxist in their leanings and so because these people

01:52:17.560 already harbor um anti-imperialist ideologies when it comes to the you know their political

01:52:25.240 worldview because they've already been influenced by the chinese by the russians by that you know

01:52:32.360 very very far left propaganda because they're already in that head space it's much easier for

01:52:39.480 them to um align their pre-existing beliefs with the um you know the anti-imperialist rhetoric

01:52:52.120 of the islamists and the jihadis for everything which goes wrong in the arab world the world is

01:52:59.640 heaven on earth, but because of the interference of others and of course the settlers in Palestine,

01:53:09.160 the Jewish settlers, everything goes wrong. So this is unfortunately what happened.

01:53:15.080 Is this like pause or something?

01:53:19.320 And even organizations like MESA, Middle East Studies Association here in America,

01:53:25.240 was taken over by this school of thought to a degree that some hundreds of researchers left

01:53:36.520 MESA and established a new research organization named ASMIA, Association for the Study of the

01:53:47.240 middle east and africa led by the late uh uh bernard lewis and fwad ajani a lebanese who also

01:53:56.120 was realistic so even the the the american and not only the american um research community is

01:54:04.280 divided sharply divide this is wild to me that um anyone would would believe the narrative that's

01:54:12.920 being pushed by the jihadis and the islamists right um i'm glad he's calling it out um i mean

01:54:21.880 what's their excuse for lebanon all these like you know jihadis um and islamists who um you know

01:54:29.720 blame america and israel for everything um what's their excuse for lebanon lebanon 50 years ago

01:54:37.400 was a majority Christian country until it was invaded by the Palestinians and of course Hezbollah

01:54:46.600 and then now unfortunately you know half of Lebanon is occupied by these Islamic terrorists

01:54:53.160 and many Christian Lebanese had to actually flee Lebanon I mean what's what's their excuse for

01:55:00.760 for Lebanon right like when you when you shine a light on the narrative that's being pushed by the

01:55:06.520 you know, pro-Palestine, pro-Hamas side, their arguments fail. They don't hold up.

01:55:13.160 It's divided between those who blame the West for every shortcoming of the Islamic and Arab world,

01:55:21.000 while the realistic ones who show the reality in the Arab and Islamic world. So when the woke

01:55:30.680 started to wake up and the liberals and the progressives, they actually fell in love with

01:55:38.520 Edward Said. And this is actually what you see today, that everybody is blaming Israel and

01:55:45.960 blaming America, blaming Europe for centuries of colonialism. And this is why today we have to

01:55:53.560 return to love islam to love the arabs and to enable them to migrate to our countries even at

01:56:02.040 the price of changing the human landscape of europe and maybe america and canada as well

01:56:07.560 and let me tell you i mean uh just look at certain communities in canada and look at certain

01:56:13.720 communities in the United States, right? I haven't even commented on the Somalian fraud scandal in

01:56:24.360 the United States yet. I'm saving that for another episode. But, you know, United States officials

01:56:30.760 have come out and said that the Somalians have defrauded somewhere around $8 billion of taxpayer

01:56:38.440 money um and some of that money has actually been uh funneled to al-shabab al-shabab is a somali

01:56:48.280 islamic terrorist group in somalia so yeah i mean it's um it's wild i mean it's it's already

01:56:58.360 happening and you know what the uh american administration is is currently finding out

01:57:06.200 in Somalia, sorry, finding out about, you know, certain members of the Somali community in the

01:57:13.400 United States, and how they're, you know, sending money to fund Islamic terrorists in Somalia.

01:57:21.560 That's the exact same thing that other communities have done in other countries

01:57:28.440 through various charities and organizations as well so um it's it's the exact same pattern

01:57:35.960 everywhere you go what happened what happens today here in the united states in this regard

01:57:43.560 you saw in europe like 15 years ago if you want to have a little idea of what might happen here

01:57:52.360 in America, in Canada, in 15 years from today, look at Europe today. Because America and Canada

01:58:01.720 are behind Europe in a time lap of maybe 15 years in this regard. And the Atlantic Ocean is not wide

01:58:11.960 enough to keep America and Canada safe from what happens today in Europe. If Americans do not wake

01:58:21.720 up to see the invasion of Boston Brotherhood by Qatari money. Look at what happens in the

01:58:34.120 universities. Only recently, my colleague, my friend, Professor Charles Asher Small, exposed

01:58:45.560 the qatari sponsorship here we go in american universities gazillions of dollars are being

01:58:55.720 poured by qatar and qatar okay i just want to say it's not gazillions he's obviously exaggerating

01:59:01.560 um but the the uh exact number or not the exact number what we know of is since 2001 over six

01:59:10.600 billion dollars of qatari money has been invested in american universities and a third of that has

01:59:17.720 been uh invested since 2021. qatar is the enemy of mankind qatar is the enemy of westernism qatar

01:59:27.000 is the enemy of america of israel look i think 13 years ago qatar is also the enemy of iranians

01:59:35.960 who are fighting against the Islamic Republic.

01:59:38.480 One of the things that happened during the FIFA World Cup

01:59:42.100 that when it was being hosted in Qatar

01:59:43.720 is that when Iranians went there,

01:59:47.180 they were waving the lion and sun flag,

01:59:49.500 the one that's hanging up there behind me.

01:59:52.320 That's the real flag of Iran.

01:59:55.300 We don't believe in the Allahu Akbar symbol flag.

01:59:58.660 But one thing that Qatar did is any Iranian

02:00:01.800 who had this flag or, you know, was protesting against the Islamic Republic, they were arrested

02:00:09.580 and they were handed over to Islamic regime officials who were in Qatar. That got zero

02:00:17.760 media attention outside of Iranian media outlets. But yes, Qatar is also an enemy of

02:00:25.320 Iranians who are fighting to overthrow the Islamic Republic occupying our country.

02:00:31.800 In 2012, I published an article, and it is online, you can find it, under my name, Mordechai Kedar, Know Thine Enemy. Know Thine Enemy. About Qatar. Already 13 years ago, I pointed that Qatar is the enemy of Israel, enemy of the West, enemy of Westernism, enemy of everything which we believe in.

02:00:58.420 Because this is what they are, they support the Muslim Brotherhood, which is the spearhead of the Islamic activity against the West.

02:01:08.440 And unfortunately, in the United States, you have organizations like CARE, an organization which is devoted to promote Islamic causes.

02:01:24.460 Guys, remember that video from Bridget Gabriel?

02:01:27.000 I always say this and I never do it. I should probably, I need to like save that video by

02:01:33.600 Bridget Gabriel where she exposes care. Let me bring it up again here. Let's see. I want to find

02:01:44.360 different one. Okay. Here we go. So this is Bridget Gabriel. She's a Christian Lebanese.

02:02:04.060 She had to escape Lebanon. I believe it was during the Lebanese Civil War.

02:02:15.320 production note okay i'll i'll fix the the flag thing after uh thank you major for that but here

02:02:21.000 is bridget gabriel talking about um care so this video uh let me where was that video we were just

02:02:27.480 watching um so this this video here you know this guy who's talking about care uh where was it

02:02:37.880 so he's talking about organizations like care care is an organization that's connected to

02:02:44.360 the muslim brotherhood so here's a quick explanation from bridget gabriel um she's been

02:02:50.600 speaking about this for quite a long time and here's her post from december 22 2023 this is

02:02:57.480 the truth about the council on american islamic relations otherwise known as care every single

02:03:04.680 concerned american citizen needs to hear this hello this is brigitte gabrielle today i want to talk

02:03:11.880 about care the council on american islamic relations and their connection to hamas

02:03:20.040 so how did care actually come about the fbi when it used to do good work confirmed that islamic

02:03:27.880 association of palestine iap and the holy land foundation hlf constituted the main entities of

02:03:36.120 pro-Hamas machinery set up in America. The FBI, who's been monitoring these people,

02:03:42.760 recorded a secret meeting in Philadelphia at a Marriott hotel. 20 top leaders of Hamas support

02:03:49.360 network in America were present. The FBI transcripts were introduced as evidence during

02:03:56.500 the Holy Land Foundation trial, the largest terrorism financing trial ever in the history

02:04:02.400 of the united states islamic association for palestine iap was represented by its president

02:04:10.000 omar ahmed who later became founder of council on american islamic relations care iap's director of

02:04:17.600 public relations nihad awad who is currently the national executive director of care

02:04:24.240 in the meeting participants were urged to refer to hamas as samah hamas spelled backwards or simply

02:04:31.840 as the movement throughout the meeting and in phone conversations.

02:04:35.840 The speakers stressed the necessity to speak in terms that would appeal to Americans.

02:04:42.240 They should speak about democracy and freedom of expression, concepts that are dear to most

02:04:47.920 Americans, that they should be playing a very important tune to the average American,

02:04:53.440 which is the issue of democracy, the issue of representation, end quote.

02:04:58.000 The participants opted for a two-pronged approach.

02:05:02.560 One, in support of jihad in Palestine by fundraising in the U.S.

02:05:08.520 The Holy Land Foundation was to collect funds for Hamas in the name of orphans and needy children.

02:05:14.760 Two, helping Hamas by influencing American public opinion and policy makers.

02:05:20.820 Omar Ahmed, later founder of CARE, stressed the need to increase the committee's influence with Congress.

02:05:27.360 He said, this can be achieved by infiltrating U.S. media, universities, and research centers, end quote.

02:05:35.880 Ahmed spoke of the need of broadcasting the Islamic point of view in U.S. media,

02:05:42.880 adding that when Nihad appeared on CNN and talked in the way he spoke,

02:05:47.780 this greatly reduces the severity of allegations of radicalism, end quote.

02:05:52.160 He was referring to the appearance of IAP Public Relations Director Nihad Awad on CNN Crossfire

02:05:59.660 when he advanced Hamas's point of view with words that were palpable to the American public.

02:06:07.020 The participants agreed that a new organization with no evident ties to Hamas

02:06:11.980 and appear as moderate in the eyes of Americans should be founded.

02:06:16.700 U.S. authorities believe, based on ample evidence, that organization is the Council on American Islamic Relations, CARE, which was founded in Washington, D.C. a few months later.

02:06:29.900 In fact, IAP President Omar Ahmed and Public Relations Director Nihad Awad, both members of the Palestine Committee who attended the Philadelphia meeting, became CARE's Chairman Emeritus and Executive Director.

02:06:46.360 Rafiq Jabbar, who had been IAP president, also became a founding director of CARE,

02:06:52.500 while former IAP's employee, Ibrahim Hooper, became CARE's director of communications.

02:06:59.200 Ghassan Al-Ashi, the treasurer of the Holy Land Foundation, became the founding board member of CARE's Texas chapter.

02:07:06.460 In the Holy Land Foundation trial in Dallas in 2008, our government handed down 108 guilty

02:07:15.720 verdicts to Muslim Americans, raising over $12 million in the U.S. and sending it to Hamas and

02:07:23.200 terrorists overseas. This is where CARE was designated as an unindicted co-conspirator.

02:07:30.140 As soon as Obama was elected, his attorney general, Eric Holder, stopped the handing down of the indictments, and the Obama-Biden administration opened their arms, and the U.S. wallet took care in the name of fighting Islamophobia.

02:07:46.700 This trend of harboring Hamas sympathizers in our midst continues to this day in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

02:07:57.240 yeah the biggest scam is how islamic terrorists have taken advantage of dei to promote their um

02:08:05.560 jihadi and terrorist ideology and narratives in western societies i 100 agree with with bridget

02:08:12.840 gabriel on that um i have done previous live streams where i've spoken about her and featured

02:08:19.240 her videos i definitely have more uh i am planning on doing in the future so make sure that you like

02:08:25.080 can subscribe to my channel but she is such an important important voice but uh there you go so

02:08:30.600 there's a little backgrounder um on care for those of you who might not be familiar with care uh that

02:08:38.280 was uh bridget gabriel she is lebanese christian um all right let's go back to the video we were

02:08:44.840 watching now where this gentleman is speaking about um qatar's role um uh in you know western

02:08:53.240 universities and Western society in general?

02:08:56.360 An organization which is devoted to promote Islamic causes and they operate

02:09:04.920 organizations like MSA, Muslim Student Association, which spreads anti-Jewish

02:09:12.440 hatred in American academic institutions and many more organizations.

02:09:21.320 And unfortunately, this organization enjoys the status of 501C3, maybe C4 as well, because

02:09:34.600 it's a good organization, unfortunately. And Qatar, unfortunately, today is viewed

02:09:43.560 by the West as the friend, including here. Because people don't read what is being published in

02:09:52.200 Arabic, especially by those who are sponsored by Qatar, especially the Muslim Brotherhood,

02:09:58.520 how they spread hatred against the West, against America, against Israel included,

02:10:03.480 against the Westernism. And unfortunately, people think that Qatar is the friend.

02:10:08.440 No, Qatari is the enemy.

02:10:10.440 I agree.

02:10:11.440 And I think that Qatari money is a money which nobody with the right mind should touch.

02:10:18.440 I think I would just want to point out for our listeners that you were talking about

02:10:24.320 really two separate threads.

02:10:27.160 You have the academic debate, which is more of on an intellectual level, whether Saeed's

02:10:33.880 version of analysis versus Bernard Lewis's analysis of the situation is more accurate.

02:10:42.200 But then you also have layered on top of that, the Qatari led, but also sponsored by others,

02:10:50.780 deliberate, let's call it perversion of academic inquiry and transformation of what we would

02:11:01.220 consider academic freedom into something

02:11:04.220 that is more like a propaganda campaign.

02:11:07.460 Would you agree with that?

02:11:09.720 Definitely.

02:11:11.460 Look, the rift in the research community

02:11:16.780 between Said and Lois actually is a rift

02:11:22.260 between realism and idealism.

02:11:27.180 because don't forget that any academic institution which falls into the trap of Saeed,

02:11:36.780 every single year it breeds people to the media. You know, the graduates are being fed

02:11:44.460 with the propaganda of Edward Saeed and its likes and its followers. They go to the media,

02:11:50.380 they go to politics, they go to public sphere, they become influencers in the social media.

02:11:59.420 They are everywhere and it's like a scheme of people who took over the public sphere

02:12:08.940 and when they become, let's say, stuffers of congress members and senators,

02:12:14.780 they actually control what these people think.

02:12:17.020 and this is the problem it's not the only the professor in the university it's his graduates

02:12:25.900 who are everywhere and i'm talking about something which is yeah so this is uh what i was you know

02:12:31.820 alluding to in the previous video that we were watching um the one from 2020 uh this one here

02:12:39.500 this video here uh what american universities don't want you to know about their funding

02:12:43.660 um where i was you know kind of pointing out the rationale behind why qatar is going after

02:12:51.340 educating those who will then educate others right because if you just educate if you just focus on

02:12:57.900 the students um that's not going to go anywhere but if you focus on training the educators and

02:13:02.060 indoctrinating the educators then the educators are going to be doing your dirty work for you

02:13:07.020 in order to indoctrinate people um into their you know islamist terrorist ideology

02:13:13.980 and that's what this gentleman is referring to as well

02:13:21.020 that's exactly why you're seeing young students right now um burning the flag of america even

02:13:43.660 though they're american themselves right it's it's because they've been indoctrinated

02:13:48.060 by this anti-american anti-west anti-imperialist ideology that's infiltrated

02:13:54.380 american universities and has been around for 40 years now

02:14:01.740 mm-hmm yep

02:14:17.500 we can leave this part for another time i just want to get back to um

02:14:41.100 where they're talking about qatar

02:14:54.460 here we go

02:14:58.860 okay

02:15:11.100 oh my gosh guys i stop okay i forgot i forgot to share the tab i'm so sorry i've got to switch

02:15:20.060 the tab back okay this is why thank you for reminding me guys um oh my gosh so did we like

02:15:31.500 did i miss that whole part

02:15:35.900 okay geez

02:15:41.100 If you want to have a little idea of what might happen here in America...

02:16:03.100 We played this part.

02:16:06.100 academic institutions and many more organizations and unfortunately this organization enjoys the

02:16:16.420 status of 501 c3 maybe c4 as well because it's a good organization unfortunately and

02:16:27.940 And Qatar, unfortunately, today is viewed by the West as the friend, including here, because

02:16:38.620 people don't read what is being published in Arabic, especially by those who are sponsored

02:16:45.460 by Qatar, especially the Muslim Brotherhood, how they spread hatred against the West, against

02:16:51.020 America, against Israel included, against the Westernism.

02:16:55.080 And unfortunately, people think that Qatar is the friend.

02:16:58.680 No, Qatar is the enemy.

02:17:01.100 And I think that Qatari money is a money which nobody with the right mind should touch.

02:17:07.760 I think I would just want to point out for our listeners that you were talking about

02:17:13.700 really two separate threads.

02:17:16.540 You have the academic debate, which is more of on an intellectual level, whether Saeed's

02:17:23.320 version of analysis versus Bernard Lewis's analysis of the situation is more accurate.

02:17:31.580 But then you also have layered on top of that, the Qatari led, but also sponsored by others,

02:17:40.160 deliberate, let's call it perversion of academic inquiry and transformation of what we would

02:17:50.600 consider academic freedom into something

02:17:53.600 that is more like a propaganda campaign.

02:17:56.600 Would you agree with that?

02:17:58.600 Definitely.

02:18:00.600 Look, the rift in the research community between Said and Lois

02:18:08.600 actually is a rift between realism and idealism.

02:18:16.560 because don't forget that any academic institution which falls into the trap of Said,

02:18:26.160 every single year it breeds people to the media. You know, the graduates are being fed

02:18:33.840 with the propaganda of Edward Said and its likes and its followers. They go to the media,

02:18:39.680 they go to politics they go to public sphere they go they become influencers in the social media

02:18:48.800 they are everywhere and it's like a scheme of people who took over the public sphere

02:18:58.320 and when then they become let's say stuffers of congress members and senators they actually

02:19:04.800 control what these people think. And this is the problem. It's not only the professor in the

02:19:12.240 university, it's his graduates who are everywhere. And I'm talking about something which is 40 years

02:19:19.920 already 40 years of graduates who are everywhere and they are educated

02:19:31.280 by this kind of ideology that america is bad look the woke culture is also part of it

02:19:41.840 and the ultra progressives yeah and this is what you see here in the states the rift is also about

02:19:50.780 many issues connected to the mere being of the united states as a state yeah all right let's

02:19:59.120 fast forward to i think he's going to talk about now he's going to talk about radicalism in the

02:20:05.720 United States. Here we go. All right. Lori, do you want to ask a final question? Yeah. I wonder

02:20:18.560 if you think that Jews in America should be supporting, you know, we're looking for what

02:20:30.260 to support, and do you think that there is hope for Israel to remain, to advance its

02:20:43.300 interests vis-a-vis all of these many, many threats coming in, and if American Jews want

02:20:50.600 to support Israel, do you think that we should be advocating for these compromises, or do

02:20:56.360 Do you think that it is more helpful to Israel if Jews are giving a sort of blanket support

02:21:05.560 as in the past?

02:21:07.560 Look, I'm a very small expert about American Jewry.

02:21:12.920 But from what I see when I come to this country to speak and I hear things and I read things,

02:21:21.700 american jury is a whole spectrum between ultra orthodox and the reform liberals it's a big

02:21:33.220 variety i think he's going to speak about qatar there all right so that's the part that i wanted

02:21:44.260 to play um where he's speaking about um the islamic uh is the um the the islamic radicalist

02:21:54.660 indoctrination and how it's been going on for for 40 plus years and so i'm gonna end my live stream

02:22:01.300 with a final video now um so this video kind of it's a very short video but now it sort of

02:22:08.420 summarizes everything that we have been talking about for the last two and a half hours on this

02:22:17.860 live stream when it comes to how qatar is indoctrinating young people in universities

02:22:25.460 in order to infiltrate and influence young minds that will then lead to the destabilization of

02:22:34.900 Western society. So here is the final video for this particular live stream. If you've enjoyed

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02:23:21.340 and accuse me of being an Israeli bot. If I had a dollar for every single time someone accused me

02:23:26.780 of being an Israeli bot or Israeli shill, I would probably be a bazillionaire by now.

02:23:33.220 So here we go. Here's the final video.

02:23:36.420 Gaza, Gaza, you will rise.

02:23:38.660 The Israeli genocide of Gaza.

02:23:41.120 The Israeli genocide of Gaza.

02:23:44.540 I bet you that this, like, this girl probably can't even point out, like, Israel on a map.

02:23:53.160 The genocide of Gaza.

02:23:54.480 that's the other thing like globalize the student intifada like everyone from the middle east we

02:24:05.840 know what intifada means intifada basically means um blowing people up in the name of allah and

02:24:12.480 islam um yeah intifada is basically jihad and yet this is how deep the indoctrination has gone when

02:24:20.960 it comes to young people um in american and western universities is they actually

02:24:28.160 have been brainwashed into thinking that intifada means resistance meanwhile intifada actually means

02:24:36.320 terrorism and so these young students are going around um basically like advocating for for the

02:24:44.960 bad guys here like that's that's how deep the indoctrination um is going right like

02:24:50.960 this is basically a call for for islamic jihad

02:24:57.920 qatar a pint-sized gulf state with outsized ambitions is quietly reshaping the west cultural

02:25:03.600 and intellectual landscape through hefty donations to universities funding of ngos

02:25:09.600 and strategic investments in sports it's pushing an islamist agenda laced with anti-semitism

02:25:15.920 and pro-hamas undertones this isn't just influence peddling it's a calculated campaign to radicalize

02:25:22.560 minds and polish qatar's image and it's flying under the radar and as we just heard from the

02:25:29.840 previous video this has been going on for 40 years and so what you're seeing today so this

02:25:35.840 video is from seven months ago so what you're seeing today in 2024 2025 this is the end result

02:25:41.760 of about 40 years worth of indoctrination and you know creeping this ideology and slowly making it

02:25:48.160 um you know more prevalent and more acceptable um in western doctrine the u.s and europe should be

02:25:54.960 sounding alarms but they're barely paying attention let's start with academia qatar has

02:26:00.800 pumped over six billion dollars into american universities in the past decade making it the

02:26:05.840 largest foreign donor to u.s higher education elite schools like harvard georgetown and northwestern

02:26:12.400 have cashed these checks setting up satellite campuses in doha and cozying up to the qatar

02:26:17.920 foundation a state-backed outfit what's the catch these funds come with strings subtle but real

02:26:26.140 Curricula get tweaked to downplay Qatar's human rights abuses and amplify anti-Israel narratives.

02:26:32.100 At Georgetown's Qatar campus, for instance, programs have been criticized for promoting Muslim Brotherhood talking points, the ideological wellspring of Hamas.

02:26:41.680 Professors like Khaled al-Hroub at Northwestern's Doha branch have openly glorified Hamas on Al Jazeera, calling it a beacon of resilience.

02:26:50.740 This isn't education. It's indoctrination dressed up as scholarship.

02:26:54.500 The result? Campuses erupting with Free Palestine chants post October 7, 2023, often veering into harassment of Jewish students.

02:27:05.120 Europe's no better off.

02:27:06.780 The Qatar Foundation International, or QFI, supports Arabic language programs in schools, which critics argue serve as a Trojan horse for introducing pro-Islamist perspectives.

02:27:17.980 qatar's cash flows into institutions like oxford where the al-qaradawi center named after a muslim

02:27:23.740 brotherhood cleric who praised hitler pushes islamist ideology under the guise of research

02:27:30.140 did i catch that right they have an institute that's named after um a muslim brotherhood

02:27:36.460 founder who praised hitler i mean then again like you know when you go to gaza you see the gazans

02:27:44.300 they have stores um in gaza named hitler and hitler too so i mean i'm not really surprised

02:27:49.580 these people are basically like the modern day nazis we center named after a muslim brotherhood

02:27:54.620 let's let's go back here we center serve as a trojan horse for introducing pro-islamist

02:28:01.100 perspectives qatar's cash flows into institutions like oxford where the al-karadawi center named

02:28:07.260 after a muslim brotherhood cleric who praised hitler pushes islamist ideology under the guise

02:28:12.540 of research that's in oxford are you kidding me i mean i need to look this up i cannot believe um

02:28:27.820 i cannot believe that's the case

02:28:35.500 it's crazy

02:28:36.300 a 2022 report by the network contagion research institute found that universities receiving

02:28:45.240 qatari funds see a 250 spike in anti-semitic incidents compared to those that don't it's

02:28:51.800 not random qatar's money fuels groups like students for justice in palestine which cheer

02:28:57.320 hamas's attacks as resistance and intimidate jewish students into silence jewish students

02:29:03.580 report feeling unsafe on campuses, with harassment spiking at Qatari-funded schools.

02:29:09.600 Al Jazeera, Qatar's state-funded media giant, further shapes public opinion,

02:29:14.420 often framing Hamas as a resistance movement while downplaying its terrorist designation.

02:29:19.560 I told you guys, I told you guys, this is how they've convinced young people, right?

02:29:24.180 Like, they tell young people that intifada is, you know, like, just a struggle, right?

02:29:33.240 in like jihad is just like struggle meanwhile um intifada and jihad you know basically mean

02:29:39.880 islamic terrorism um and yet the the indoctrination from qatar the muslim brotherhood and these

02:29:47.640 islamist organizations um has been going on for so long that they've been able to successfully

02:29:53.160 um successfully indoctrinate these young people who know nothing about the middle east and all

02:29:59.800 of a sudden these young people are now on the side of islamic terrorists meanwhile the rest of us

02:30:05.160 from the middle east are like what is going on right now right but this is how qatar um and all

02:30:11.000 these islamist organizations have been infiltrating and indoctrinating the minds of young people so

02:30:17.560 this is where the six billion dollars is going guys this is the over six billion dollars has

02:30:23.240 been going towards by the u.s and european union ngos are another front qatar funnels millions

02:30:30.360 through organizations like the qatar foundation international which sneaks pro-islamist content

02:30:35.560 into us k-12 schools under the pretext of arabic language programs in europe ngos tied to doha

02:30:42.760 spread anti-western narratives often cloaked in human rights rhetoric ngos flush with cash

02:30:49.800 organized protests that blur the line between activism and i want to go back to the the language

02:30:55.720 program here because for those of you who've been watching the live stream from the beginning

02:30:59.960 if you remember um this video here which i showed earlier what american universities don't want you

02:31:07.320 to know about their funding they exposed how china was doing the same thing through china

02:31:13.400 like through their um you know they would fund chinese language programs uh in american

02:31:18.440 universities and that would sort of be a trojan horse to introduce um like communist ideology and

02:31:25.400 you know start to indoctrinate people into like the the communist belief um qatar is doing the

02:31:31.640 exact same thing right so where is it here we go qatar is doing the exact same thing so it seems to

02:31:38.760 to be a pattern with these bad actors, when they're trying to

02:31:45.540 influence young American minds is one of the sort of Trojan

02:31:51.700 horses they use is fully funded language curriculums, right, like

02:31:57.800 language classes, which they then use to push their own anti

02:32:05.320 American anti-Western ideology, which sneaks pro-Islamist content into U.S. K-12 schools

02:32:11.300 under the pretext of Arabic language programs. In Europe, NGOs tied to Doha spread anti-Western

02:32:18.160 narratives, often cloaked in human rights rhetoric. NGOs flush with cash organized protests that

02:32:25.320 blur the line between activism and hate speech. The Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism

02:32:30.980 and policy, ISGAP, flagged these groups for promoting

02:32:34.740 anti-democratic and anti-Semitic ideologies

02:32:37.900 with Qatari backing.

02:32:40.060 They're not just shaping minds,

02:32:41.860 they're grooming future leaders to see Israel

02:32:43.900 as the ultimate villain and Hamas as freedom fighters.

02:32:47.180 Then there's sports, Qatar's shiny PR machine.

02:32:50.460 Hosting the 2022 World Cup was a masterclass

02:32:53.480 in image laundering.

02:32:54.700 While the world marveled at Doha's stadiums...

02:32:57.800 See, so let's go back here.

02:32:59.860 This...

02:33:00.980 you see that that flag right there stadiums so that's the flag of the terrorist islamic republic

02:33:11.060 that's currently um occupying iran the flag you see above me that's the real flag of iran that's

02:33:18.640 the pre-1979 flag so this is the flag of the occupiers um the islamist occupiers and uh you

02:33:26.640 know, I mentioned this earlier, one of the things that Qatar did during the FIFA World Cup is

02:33:30.500 anyone who any Iranian who came with this flag, it didn't matter what their citizenship was, you

02:33:37.100 know, the vast majority of them were living outside of Iran. Anyone who, you know, was caught

02:33:43.860 with this flag, the Qatari police would hand them over to Islamic regime officials who were in

02:33:51.820 Qatar. So it was a very dangerous time for Iranians. Qatar is a big ally of the Islamic

02:33:58.200 Republic, which is occupying my country of Iran. Few question the $1 trillion war chest Qatar

02:34:05.100 uses to buy influence. It's now eyeing stakes in Western sports franchises, like a rumored 5%

02:34:11.620 bid for the NHL's Washington Capitals. These moves aren't just about profit. They're soft

02:34:17.380 power plays to normalize Qatar's brand while its state-run Al Jazeera churns out anti-Israel

02:34:23.160 propaganda globally. The message? Qatar's a modern, friendly player, not a hub for Hamas leaders

02:34:30.080 living in Doha penthouses. Why should this worry the U.S. and Europe? Qatar's creeping influence

02:34:35.680 radicalizes youth, erodes free speech, and mainstreams anti-Semitism, all without firing

02:34:42.280 a shot. Its playbook thrives on Western complacency, exploiting open societies to

02:34:48.220 spread closed-minded ideologies. If unchecked, this silent takeover will reshape public discourse

02:34:54.260 for generations. It's time to wake up, scrutinize foreign funding, and call out Qatar's game for

02:35:00.680 what it is, a Trojan horse wrapped in dollars and soccer balls.

02:35:04.240 so that was a very good way i think to end um today's live stream so thank you everyone for

02:35:18.000 joining if you didn't watch from the beginning i encourage you all to go back and watch um this is

02:35:24.080 qatar 101 part two where um i was focusing more on how qatar has been influencing uh young minds

02:35:33.580 in the West and how they are contributing to the destabilization of Western civilization.

02:35:41.040 And Qatar is certainly not your ally. It's not anyone's ally. Qatar is the second biggest

02:35:48.840 sponsor of Islamic terrorism. Of course, the Islamic Republic occupying my birth country of

02:35:54.720 Iran is the biggest sponsor of Islamic terrorism. Qatar is number two. Thank you everyone for

02:36:02.240 joining if you enjoyed this live stream make sure you like and subscribe to my youtube channel and

02:36:08.360 I will see you all later tonight uh we're gonna watch some uh we're gonna watch a documentary

02:36:14.740 about uh Iran and uh yeah I look forward to seeing you all again it's I just want to say

02:36:22.540 it's really great to be back I've been gone for a couple of weeks but uh I'm just happy to to see

02:36:28.240 you all and of course a big thank you to the mods for being here and joining as well all right guys

02:36:34.860 see you all later tonight and as always

02:36:58.240 Thank you.

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Goldie Ghamari - December 08, 2025

Qatar 101： Infiltrating universities in the USA

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