00:21:56.420Qatar is at the center of this. Qatar has now taken its place in the lead of countries that
00:22:02.820are supporting al-qaeda and al-qaeda related groups did you catch that guys qatar is literally
00:22:10.100at the center of this and yet um just you know in the last few weeks we've seen a bunch of
00:22:17.540american influencers who are going there um on paid trips to qatar and they're posting about
00:22:23.780it and saying oh qatar is such a wonderful place everyone should visit qatar it's a beautiful
00:22:27.780country meanwhile 11 years ago um americans you know who are experts in counterterrorism
00:22:35.060were going on cnn and they were saying that qatar is at the center of of the islamic terrorist
00:22:40.900movement that we're seeing around the world people were sounding the alarm um at least
00:22:47.86011 years ago if not longer in april a kuwaiti cleric known to support al-qaeda linked groups
00:22:54.020tweeted he was heading to qatar to raise money for jihad and just last week the cleric tweeted
00:22:59.060this poster wait did i catch that someone someone tweeted that they're going to qatar
00:23:05.060to raise money for jihad right and then and then these same islamic terrorists want to
00:23:12.420tell you that oh no jihad jihad doesn't mean what it what you think it means jihad means
00:23:18.500internal struggle guys if jihad meant you know a personal internal struggle why the heck would
00:23:25.440they be tweeting in arabic saying that they're going to go to qatar to raise money for jihad
00:23:30.340do you see how you can catch them in their own lies and their own contradictions um because they
00:23:35.740always say one thing in english but then they'll say another thing in arabic and they hope that
00:23:41.880no one catches what they're saying, right? So yeah, like, again, anyone who tries to, you know,
00:23:49.480tell you that, oh, jihad is just an internal struggle. It has nothing to do with, you know,
00:23:56.240murdering infidels. No, no, that's a lie. Let's listen to this part again, because the guy
00:24:03.360literally tweets, he says, I'm going to Qatar to raise money for jihad. Qatar to raise money for
00:24:10.960jihad and just last week i'll go back a little bit more here we go tweeted he was heading to
00:24:15.760qatar to raise money for jihad and just last week the cleric tweeted this poster which says our
00:24:21.520jihad in syria is financial jihad it asks for donations in qatari kuwaiti or saudi currencies
00:24:27.740is this something you could conceal and would be very difficult because you have probably so i mean
00:24:32.820And that makes it makes it pretty clear, makes it pretty clear the kinds of people who go to Qatar and what sort of fundraising activities openly happen in Qatar.
00:24:48.600Like they're not even hiding it. They're not even hiding the fact that they're raising money for jihad.
00:24:56.120And as we all know, jihad is not internal struggle.
00:25:04.660Probably, you know, if you give a dollar to, if I give a dollar to you and you want to help somebody and then you also want to buy a gun, how do I know?
00:25:11.440Well, that is an issue, and that's an issue worldwide when you're talking money laundering with cash.
00:25:17.240Saad bin Saad al-Kabi is a fundraiser for the Madad al-Alsham campaign in Doha.
00:25:21.840His current profile on Facebook's WhatsApp, a social media platform,
00:25:26.180requests donations equal to $1,500 U.S. to prepare a fighter by arming, feeding, and treating him.
00:25:33.320We called Al-Kabi when we were in Doha.
00:25:35.720He wouldn't meet with us, but he denied the poster solicited money for weapons.
00:25:39.940He meant she said that there was no mention of weapons.
00:25:44.460he says he has no no knowledge and when we asked why he used a picture of the plane sitting the
00:25:57.600world trade center on 9 11 in a tweet he replied the picture is everywhere on the internet he
00:26:03.280says that photos all over the internet al-kabi told us we couldn't donate to his campaign right
00:26:07.600now but would have to give to him isn't that messed up so these these islamic terrorists
00:26:13.180You know, 11 years ago, we're going around raising money for jihad. And they were posting pictures of 9-11. And then they want to tell you that they're your friends. Do you see what these people are like? Do you see how their thinking is?
00:26:38.180they're literally posting pictures of 9-11
00:26:42.100and they're talking about fundraising for jihad
00:32:21.400but this is wild that you have these American people who are saying that Qatar is an ally
00:32:32.380of the United States. Nothing could be further from the truth. One of the reasons that you're
00:32:39.360seeing a lot of this destabilization in the United States, one of the reasons that you're
00:32:45.740seeing a lot of these young people attacking their own American identity and burning the American
00:32:53.020flag and you know shouting for intifada and jihad is because Qatar has successfully infiltrated
00:33:02.700the social media network for young people and they're very popular on TikTok and Instagram
00:33:09.900especially through um aj plus which is like the um the younger version of al jazeera and al jazeera
00:33:19.980and aj plus are basically just foreign mouthpieces for the qatari government and they um they have
00:33:27.100been indoctrinating um young people in north america for a very very long time and that's
00:33:35.500the reason why you're seeing a lot of them now um burning the american flag even though they
00:33:41.180themselves are american so that that maxim that you keep your your friends close put your enemies
00:33:48.780closer that's very relevant to qatar but will the trade-offs cost america there's no question
00:33:55.020that money going to al-qaeda affiliates and groups hurts the united states money coming out of qatar
00:34:02.300not only allows these groups to grow in strength on the battlefield in syria
00:34:06.860but allows them the possibility the budget to imagine plotting and to actually attack the
00:34:13.420united states in the west wow so that that was from 11 years ago guys so that was a cnn report
00:34:21.820from 11 years ago i also i also want to play now
00:34:32.300um this next video this is um president trump um and this is what he said eight years ago
00:34:41.500okay so let's just listen to what president trump said eight years ago about qatar
00:34:49.100the nation of qatar unfortunately has historically been a funder of terrorism at a very high level
00:34:57.260it still is by the way it's it still is the big one of the biggest funders of terrorism the the
00:35:04.060two biggest um funders of terrorism right now in the world the first one is qatar and the second
00:35:11.260one is the islamic republic occupying my country of iran um those are the two biggest sponsors so
00:35:19.580um it's it's still happening and in the wake of that conference nations came together
00:35:27.260and spoke to me about confronting qatar over its behavior so we had a decision to make
00:35:37.580do we take the easy road or do we finally take a hard but necessary action
00:35:43.900we have to stop the funding of terrorism i decided along with secretary of state
00:35:53.820rex tillerson our great generals and military people the time had come to call
00:36:02.140on qatar to end its funding they have to end that funding and its extremist ideology
00:36:14.540in terms of funding i want to call in all of the nations to stop immediately
00:36:21.740supporting terrorism stop teaching people to kill other people stop filling their minds with hate
00:36:30.780and intolerance i won't name other countries but we are not done solving the problem but we will
00:36:40.300solve that problem have no choice unfortunately though um unfortunately qatar is still funding
00:36:51.540terrorism. In fact, I think that their funding has, in fact,
00:36:55.980increased. So it's interesting to me that this is something
00:37:00.360President Trump said eight years ago, he acknowledged the fact
00:37:04.980that Qatar is sponsoring Islamic terrorism. And he said that it
00:37:12.600must stop. And yet it hasn't stopped, it's it's still
00:37:17.340continuing and now if anything we're seeing um american social media influencers who are
00:37:25.900going to qatar and they're coming back and they're praising this um terrorist state
00:37:35.340okay here's another one now this is more recent so this is a video from one month ago
00:37:43.020um and this was played on sky news australia guys i hope that these videos are kind of giving you
00:37:51.340um a little bit of a backgrounder uh you know like a qatar 101 obviously there's a lot of various
00:37:58.980issues um that we can talk about when it comes to qatar and we will um you know i'll i'll host
00:38:05.820episodes down the road where I speak about, you know, I focus selectively on various issues
00:38:14.880relating to Qatar, like, I'll have an episode where I speak about how they're influencing
00:38:19.740the United States, how they're, you know, indoctrinating the youth, their their ties
00:38:25.460to the Muslim Brotherhood, all of that. But, you know, this episode is kind of like, it's like a
00:38:30.900Qatar 101 to kind of give you guys a little bit of an introduction into who and what Qatar is all
00:38:40.320about. So that's why I'm keeping it a little bit more broad, a little bit more general. I'm also
00:38:45.300playing older videos for you on purpose because those older videos from eight years ago or 11
00:38:53.220years ago nothing has changed if anything the situation has gotten worse um when it comes to
00:39:00.260to qatar but you know this is not something new right this isn't like new information this is
00:39:06.180something that many people many policy makers have known for a very long time and yet for some reason
00:39:14.260they're not really acting on it and in the meantime qatar has gotten even more powerful
00:39:19.300even more strong my understanding is they own like half of london at this point so um yeah like
00:39:26.060there's there's a very very big uh islamic terrorist problem that's being funded by qatar
00:39:32.640catch up again with jonathan spire from the middle east forum he's joins us live from
00:39:39.180jerusalem good to talk to you jonathan just momentous days yesterday and naturally enough
00:39:44.120i know jonathan i actually um i had dinner with jonathan when i was um when i was visiting israel
00:39:51.180last year he's a great guy a lot of focus on what happens next but i want to get your thoughts again
00:39:57.460because you were one of the first people to point out that that attack by israel on the
00:40:02.800hamas leadership in qatar was ground shaking not because it necessarily because it meant that
00:40:09.560Hamas leaders couldn't operate safely anywhere, but because it forced Qatar to effectively
00:40:16.220choose a side. Tell us how that has affected what we've seen in the last 48 hours, that alongside
00:40:23.140the knocking out of Iran's nuclear and missile weapons facilities.
00:40:29.700Yeah, I think, Chris, with regard to Qatar, as I indeed have pointed out, Qatar has been playing
00:40:36.480a very dangerous double game not only regarding israel but regarding the middle east as a whole
00:40:41.760where it backs terror organizations insurgent organizations and then it offers the opponents
00:40:46.800of those organizations a kind of mediation which in the end ends up benefiting the insurgent
00:40:51.760organizations so guys that's that's really important that's really critical and you know
00:40:57.280we'll definitely talk about that as well and expand upon that but
00:41:00.800um all of these islamic terrorist groups that are being funded by qatar um
00:41:06.480And it's wild to me. Let me put it this way. It's absolutely wild to me. And I'm looking at the camera here for this one. It is insane to me that Qatar literally funds Islamic terrorist groups that go and engage in terrorist activities around the world.
00:41:25.300they take hostages um these islamic terrorist groups um find safety and shelter in qatar
00:41:33.720and then qatar comes and acts like some sort of mediator between these islamic groups that
00:41:39.980qatar itself is funding and a mediator to to the west and i don't know why western politicians
00:41:47.620aren't waking up to this and calling it out for what it is like this this is the equivalent and
00:41:51.860you know i just made um i just made a video about this one of my you know iranian here pro tip
00:41:56.820videos this is like the equivalent of your neighbor setting your house on fire and then
00:42:02.980coming with a bucket of water and charging you to put out the fire that's exactly what qatar is
00:42:09.140doing here so it's it's insane to me that um this is even being allowed to go on and that qatar is
00:42:17.220is even being given the opportunity to be a mediator when everyone knows that all these
00:42:22.260islamic terrorist groups are are backed and funded by qatar and they have um they have shelter and
00:42:31.460refuge in qatar themselves it did this with the taliban it did it with jabat al-nusra islamist
00:42:37.940group in syria it's done it with hamas and i do think that israel's raid on hamas leadership in
00:42:43.220in Doha, did sort of put the Qataris on notice that that's not infinitely sustainable, that,
00:42:49.160you know, forces are noticing this and that Qatar will pay a certain price for it. I'm not sure the
00:42:54.880extent to which that contributed to the eventual deal. I do think it was a very important step to
00:43:00.540have taken, and I hope there'll be further steps towards removing that possibility of Qatar's
00:43:05.180strategy. Regarding the Iranians, yeah, it's a very central point. I think we mustn't forget
00:43:10.180This wasn't a one-front war between Israel and Hamas.
00:43:14.260It was at one time, in the middle of 2024 at its height, a seven-front war between Israel
00:43:19.320and a network of proxy Islamist organizations headed by Islamic Republic of Iran,
00:43:25.040or armed and facilitated by Islamic Republic of Iran itself.
00:43:31.780At the end of it, and we hope it's very much it has now ended yesterday,
00:43:34.940the iran-led regional axis is vastly weaker than it was two years ago and that to my view at least
00:43:41.980is the central achievement of the war that israel's been engaged in over the last two years
00:43:47.420and that's also central of course in getting more arab support from the sunni arab world where they
00:43:52.980can try and take advantage of this period when iran the the key shia force is on the back foot or
00:43:59.060disabled to some degree i just want to get your thoughts before we go we've got a crowded program
00:44:04.200tonight, Jonathan, but we know there are going to be many hurdles, but already with the peace deal,
00:44:11.040the dead hostages are not being returned in numbers. There are promised 28 bodies. Only
00:44:17.280four have been handed over. Also, Hamas are executing more so-called collaborators in Gaza.
00:44:24.140How worried should we be about these developments on the ground right now?
00:44:27.980I think we should be concerned. I mean, as we know, there's a President Trump had his 20-point
00:44:32.820plan. You know, we've just had the first phase. I'm very skeptical as to whether the subsequent
00:44:39.340phases will indeed be correctly or, you know, properly carried out. The fact is that Hamas
00:44:45.440is still there. As we've seen in recent days, it started executing so-called collaborators as soon
00:44:50.000as Israel pulled back from territory. You know, there are a number of, unfortunately, bodies of
00:44:54.620hostages which have not yet been returned. Hamas claims they can't locate them. That very dangerous
00:44:59.160Islamist actor has been weakened in Gaza. It has not yet been completely destroyed. It's going to
00:45:04.640continue doing what we know it does. So I think there's, you know, much more tension to come. At
00:45:10.180the end of the day, I do hope we can avoid a situation in which we've got, you know, four
00:45:13.880manoeuvring divisions inside the Gaza Strip. So yes, conflict and tension still to come. Hopefully,
00:45:18.660however, large-scale war, absent at least another black swan event, can be avoided in the period
00:45:23.940ahead. Indeed. Thanks so much for joining us, Jonathan. Jonathan Speyer there, Middle East
00:45:28.500expert, live from Jerusalem. So there we go. A little bit of an info more recently. So I found
00:45:38.080a very, very interesting interview. And we hear a lot about, you know, Qatar being a terrorist state
00:45:49.180And, you know, having the monarchy, which is just controlling everything and funding terrorism. We never really hear from opposition Qatari forces. And Erin Milan, if you don't follow her on YouTube, make sure that you go and give her a follow. She does fantastic, fantastic work.
00:46:11.100um she actually just put out um a video about 17 hours ago so less than 24 hours ago and she
00:46:22.020actually interviewed the qatari opposition leader now um i'm not very familiar with the qatari
00:46:32.620opposition leader i mean i always assumed that there would be maybe some sort of opposition
00:46:38.920but you never really hear about them or, you know, you never really hear them in the news.
00:46:45.080They're never really active. And so when I came across this, this was very, very interesting to
00:46:51.500me. So the description reads, in a historic first, Qatari opposition leader Khaled Al-Hayl sits down
00:46:58.980with Aaron Milan for his first ever English television interview, breaking his silence
00:47:06.000on the regime, he says, has tortured dissidents, funded extremists, manipulated the West,
00:47:14.820and built its global power on deception. For years, most of the world never knew Qatar had
00:47:22.400an opposition movement at all. That's true. I mean, I didn't even know that Qatar had an
00:47:27.500opposition movement. According to al-Hayl, that was by design. And that's really interesting
00:47:34.060Because, you know, for me as an Iranian, and I'm part of the Iranian opposition movement against the Islamic Republic, the Islamic Republic does everything and anything they can to, of course, silence our voices, whether, you know, Iranians are in Iran, or whether we're outside of Iran.
00:47:54.140Now, we have been very good, especially in the last few years, raising awareness and combating the propaganda of the terrorist Islamic Republic.
00:48:05.140But, you know, again, that's because of social media and our ability to gather together and speak out.
00:48:13.040And, you know, of course, I think the other thing as well is that there are, you know, 80 million Iranians who are opposed to the Islamic Republic.
00:48:21.900So there's just a greater number of us. Whereas when you look at Qatar, there's only like there's only 300,000 Qataris in the entire world. So I'm assuming their opposition movement is probably much, much smaller because I've never heard of a Qatari opposition movement.
00:48:41.560um in this unprecedented conversation he reveals why he believes the current regime's expiry date
00:48:48.860is coming how he says qatar built influence by playing arsonist and firefighter guys isn't that
00:48:56.300the example that i gave earlier like i basically said what qatar is doing is it's they're basically
00:49:01.300like setting your house on fire and then they're coming with a bucket of water and offering to to
00:49:06.280to put out the fire right um his claim that the regime's existence is based on terrorism
00:49:13.160his torture imprisonment and escape from doha his warning to western influencers and political
00:49:21.000figures and his promise no hamas no muslim brotherhood no extremists in qatar this
00:49:29.160interview is already making waves and the implications for the middle east the west and
00:49:33.400global security are enormous. So we're going to watch this interview because it seems like
00:49:39.960this gentleman, Khalid al-Hayl, he's about to do a lot of whistleblowing and exposing of not just
00:49:51.960Qatar, but, you know, how Qatar funds Islamic terrorism and extremism in the Middle East and
00:50:01.900around the world. So let's get started. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening and good
00:50:13.200night. Welcome to this very special edition of the Erin Molan Show. We have an absolute cracker
00:50:19.400for you. This could not wait. My next guest, if he succeeds in what he's setting out to do,
00:50:26.040he will change the world in the most extraordinary way he is the qatari opposition leader you
00:50:35.380probably haven't heard of that position let alone the person there's a reason he's the head of the
00:50:40.960democratic party he wants to end the terrorist state and he says that time is coming and it's
00:50:49.500coming quickly. His name is Sheikh Khalid al-Hayl. He's currently in exile in the UK.
00:50:56.940The current regime, well, they want him dead, for obvious reasons. He doesn't just talk about what
00:51:03.840he hopes for the nation of Qatar. He helps to expose the rot, the decay, the evil that exists
00:51:13.380within he has a lot to say about the muslim brotherhood about those in america taking
00:51:20.340money from qatar about influences and about what is at stake here it is a must watch it is a must
00:51:31.860listen and please share far and wide this is also his first in english interview so we thank him
00:51:42.740so much for choosing the Erin Molan show to share his story. Khalid, thank you so very much for
00:51:50.820a coming on my show and b for having the courage to speak and and for giving us your first in
00:51:57.380English interview, television interview. It's a great honor to have you. It's my pleasure being
00:52:03.380here today. It's very important to be somewhere where we can speak honestly about Qatar because
00:52:09.620honesty is something they struggle with i'm here today to speak about qatar not the polished image
00:52:16.180they produce to the world you are the leader wow okay i feel like this is going to be um a very
00:52:24.900very interesting and revealing interview so get settled in guys it's it's about 30 minutes long
00:52:33.300of the qatari opposition party i i would hazard a guess most people listening have never heard
00:52:39.620of such a thing did not realize it existed and that is for good reason because the powers that
00:52:44.500be in qatar don't want the world to know that you exist our movement started in 2010 within qatar
00:52:55.620And it's been developing a bit until 2014, where the first youth movement conference
00:56:22.800The story they're putting to the word,
00:56:24.880we don't have a Qatari opposition front
00:56:27.540All what we have is people that support our king, the king of kings.
00:56:35.940As I explained to you, the Qatari regime is an absolute monarchy system that's run by a childish regime and led by the boy king of Qatar, which loved to be worshipped and endorsed.
00:56:52.040talk to me about why this regime is not legitimate why they are not what they paint themselves to be
00:57:01.340in the western world and i use the example of the latest peace deal where they painted themselves
00:57:07.580as these peacemakers that were there to help when they themselves funded the october 7 attacks they
00:57:15.700harbored the leaders of Hamas yet they pretend to be the ones that care deeply about trying to
00:57:22.460create peace in a region where they are on the other side creating all the chaos let me ask you
00:57:29.100a question if there were no Qatar or there were no Hamas let's say will Qatar has any role in any
00:57:38.740mediation? No. The same thing happened with Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and every single terrorist
00:57:49.860front. Syria, for example, the world was accusing Qatar of funding terrorism in that time, which
00:57:56.740is Al-Nusra front. And what happened after that? Qatar promoting them and putting them
00:58:06.520on the table of trump so it's not an accusation is a factual information the qatari regime existence
00:58:17.900is based on terrorism if there is not existing the qatar regime is not there there's no mediation
00:58:25.920let me explain to you how they think 2010 i was sitting with tamim and his brother in that time
00:58:34.020and one of our drivers from eritrea and i want to ask you a question you you you ever heard of
00:58:44.500jibouti and eritrea conflict no no who on earth care about that so basically let me explain to
00:58:53.900you how tamim think we were sitting tamim and his brother and one of the drivers from eritrea and
00:58:59.880he was explaining that they have a conflict, border conflict, between Djibouti and Eritrea,
00:59:05.460Jameem jumped, said, oh, we can solve it, we can solve the problem. He was in that time the crown
00:59:11.540prince of Qatar. Now Hamas, they saw, okay, so the West, they're giving this case importance,
00:59:19.420so we have to be there they every single relationship had a qatar had before with
00:59:29.720any regime like from qadafi regime saddam hussein regime they just betrayed them they betrayed them
00:59:36.820they betrayed that regimes even qadafi regime they were in a strong relationship with them
00:59:42.740They were sitting in secret tables, they were making conspiracy against the other GCC countries, and I exposed them.
00:59:52.280I am the one who leaked the record of Gaddafi, between Gaddafi and the readers of Qatar.
00:59:59.720And it's made a big issue in the Middle East in that time, and it was the base of the main conflict in 2014.
01:16:13.720But this guy, the king boy of Qatar, is an absolute idiot.
01:16:20.160There is no way for a compromise solution with these people.
01:16:26.080They want to convince the world that the Muslim Brotherhood is not danger. Hamas is not danger. They are part of the solution, which is complete.
01:16:38.540You know what, that's so true. And that's why, you know, you're seeing all these young people who have who have consumed Al Jazeera media and press TV media and other Islamist media. And, you know, these are people who, you know, two years ago, before the October 7 genocidal massacre in Israel, they wouldn't know the difference between Hamas and Hamas.
01:17:05.840And now all of a sudden they're going out there and, you know, they're calling Hamas freedom fighters and resistance. And, you know, nothing is further from the truth, right? I mean, these are Islamic terrorists. We all know they're Islamic terrorists. Those of us who are from the Middle East know that they're Islamic terrorists.
01:17:25.700And yet you have these uneducated young people who have been so indoctrinated by the ideology that Qatar has been pushing out there, whether it's through university institutions, whether it's through academics, whether it's through the Doha Forum, which is happening right now.
01:17:47.160right like this doha forum is another way for them to normalize islamic terrorism by giving
01:17:53.320it some sort of legitimacy and giving it um you know making it like part of the discourse when
01:18:00.360it should not it should not and should never be part of the discourse um and yeah like these are
01:18:06.920not freedom fighters these are uh islamic terrorists completely wrong it's an up it's
01:18:14.680an absolutely mistake is a historic mistake trump we love him i personally like trump
01:18:21.800my problem with trump now is that you cannot give them access to your own national security
01:18:32.120matter they are a threat they are a threat to the national security they have the money
01:18:37.960to manipulate people they are can you believe that they are buying a news max they are buying some
01:18:43.720outlets that prove trump they are changing the map they want legitimacy so when they do something
01:18:49.960in the future and i'm telling you hamas story will not end qatar wants hamas to be there if
01:18:56.840hamas will go another front will be created similar to hamas libya is the same the same
01:19:03.560issue happening to libya thanks to god there is someone called hafta who's fighting the muslim
01:19:09.560brotherhood fighting islamists and he's doing it every single day qatari regime every single day
01:19:17.000funding the opposition the militians the islamists the muslim brotherhood front and that's a danger
01:19:23.800look what's happening in canada example khalid gaza's coming from egypt is a terrorist guy
01:19:30.360from egypt he went to canada and now he's planning to be an mp yeah we definitely have um a terrorist
01:19:37.880problem in Canada. And we do have a Muslim Brotherhood problem in Canada. And I was a
01:19:45.340Canadian politician for seven years in the Ontario legislature. And when I started calling it out,
01:19:51.260especially after October 7, I was targeted by the National Council of Canadian Muslims,
01:19:58.520which has ties to CARE International, or CARE America, CARE International, and CARE International
01:20:05.420has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. They accused me of Islamophobia for the crime of speaking out
01:20:11.640against Islamic terrorism. So yeah, Canada is definitely, it's pretty bad here. It's pretty
01:20:18.880bad. Canada has become a hotbed for Islamic terrorists. And yeah, I mean, if they can accuse
01:20:26.580someone like me, you know, I was born in Iran, and I have a lot of experience with Islamic
01:20:32.560terrorism. My country is occupied by an Islamic dictatorship. They can accuse me of Islamophobia,
01:20:41.320they can accuse anyone of Islamophobia. And unfortunately, Canadian politicians are incredibly
01:20:46.800spineless. And they would rather cater to the votes and the fundraising than to doing the right
01:20:56.760thing so i'm glad that he uh brought up canada because we all know canada is pretty much one
01:21:04.200of the worst places when it comes to islamic terrorism everyone knows it and you know even
01:21:09.720this guy this qatari guy is is pointing it out it's a danger to the west it's dangerous yeah
01:21:19.400we did an episode specifically on that and the presence of the muslim brotherhood in canada and
01:21:23.960you're absolutely right it's terrifying i want to ask you about oh we should watch that after i
01:21:29.240should i should find that episode and we should definitely watch that one because i would i'm
01:21:33.800always interested to know what other people think about um the muslim brotherhood in canada because
01:21:40.600it is a very big problem here about you've you've referenced the emir a couple of times his mother
01:21:46.600Mozart she purports to be a humanitarian almost someone who hosts you know big glamorous events
01:21:55.480and she is you know she leads big educational institutes and boards and that kind of thing
01:22:00.840what is her role in all of this and one quick look at her social media feeds and you see that
01:22:06.760she was posting about Yaya Sinwa about the sadness of his demise and he was for those
01:22:11.720who aren't aware i'm sure most of you are the architect of october you know seven
01:22:17.240how how are they pretending to be something they are not
01:22:23.640sheikha moza she's okay let me first give me some context about who sheikha moza
01:22:30.520she's the daughter of the leader of qatari opposition in the 60s and then they made a
01:22:37.240political marriage. And that's where the power become between them and the current Al-Thanis.
01:22:47.080So, Shaykh Tamim bin Hamid, son of Shaykh Hamza, who came from a good background. She's very well
01:22:57.640educated, though. She's very well educated. But the issue we have now, the educational system they
01:23:04.680create in Doha, the Qatar Foundation, the people she work with, the people they work with, is all
01:23:11.080have an Islamist ideology. They are all part of the problem. Sheikh Hamza, she have a big influence
01:23:19.800on her own son. So Tamim, when his mom told him that he have to take the power from his dad
01:23:27.000because she feared that his older brother from another wife could take the power in Qatar,
01:41:47.780him okay I think this is him this is him I don't know if this is him I don't know if
01:41:59.180that's his Instagram or not oops let me add this again I wonder if he's on X let's see
01:42:12.980find him on x do you think he'll be on x guys let's see what we can find okay oh yeah here he
01:42:27.940is okay we found him all right this is a guy oh wow 181 000 followers all right so i just followed
01:42:33.380him um let's see what he says here qatari dissident khaled al-hail calls qatar's ruler
01:42:45.060tamim bin hamad the greatest liar in history he treated me with respect and told me on the phone
01:42:52.740let's meet one-on-one in qatar nobody will touch you the moment i arrived they put me in prison
01:43:00.180buddy that was your first mistake uh was to trust um you know islamic dictatorships right i mean
01:43:09.140i don't trust them i hope you learned your lesson not to to trust them uh either um
01:43:17.860oh tommy robinson knows him now too let's end the muslim brotherhood what's tommy saying here
01:43:26.100future state so you you may have seen recently that many influencers were invited by the state
01:43:30.900of qatar from america well i've been invited by the state of qatar but the future state of qatar
01:43:38.340oh wow who wants to end the muslim brotherhood
01:43:40.740so you you may have seen recently that many tommy's always on the right side good guy um okay
01:43:50.180interesting so i'm i'm i'm glad to know this guy has an x account um so if you guys have have x
01:43:57.620you know definitely want to follow him because he seems to be speaking out quite a bit more now um
01:44:06.500against qatar and exposing the qatari regime for what it truly is um i also found another
01:44:20.180documentary that I wanted to share with you guys here. Let me just pull it up. So
01:44:26.860here we go. So this was from a month ago. I haven't seen this one. I'm not familiar with
01:44:36.080the channel, but here, let's read what it says. So Israeli jets strike Doha, Qatar's capital and
01:44:43.740Hamas Haven, igniting global outrage. Explore how this gas-rich ally funds, shelters, and mediates
01:44:53.440terror groups, redefining power, diplomacy, and moral compromise in the modern Middle East. Okay,
01:45:00.400this looks like it would be pretty interesting to watch. Why is my playback speed 1.5?
01:45:08.280want to be one. All right. Okay. So let's watch this because this looks like it would be
01:45:16.860a pretty good primer on Qatar as well for people who are not familiar with Qatar. And I hope that
01:45:25.020now having watched that interview between Aaron Milan here, I'll share it again. So
01:45:32.300this was the video we were just watching. So it was an interview with Aaron Milan
01:45:36.540and the Qatari opposition leader, his name is Khaled al-Hail, he pretty much confirmed
01:45:44.720what the rest of us have been saying from the beginning with respect to Qatar being
01:45:50.520a terrorist state, Qatar being an enemy of the United States and the West, Qatar funding
01:45:57.180Islamic terrorism, Qatar being basically the Airbnb for terrorist groups, Qatar paying for
01:46:06.260conservative influencers or influencers of all stripes to basically go to Qatar and
01:46:12.680promote Qatar. So this gentleman who is the leader of the Qatari opposition pretty much confirmed
01:46:19.880everything that the rest of us have been saying. So if you want to go and watch that interview,
01:46:25.240it is on Aaron Mulan's channel there. But let's go to this documentary because I feel like this
01:46:32.160This is also going to be a pretty good one in terms of explaining the real threat that Qatar poses to Western countries and Western civilization.
01:55:17.520By 2021, the annual support had reached $360 million.
01:55:23.100Doha's envoy was blunt, quote, you have to support them, they control the country.
01:55:28.460For years, this arrangement allowed Hamas to operate with relative impunity while abroad,
01:55:33.980planning operations while Qatar's financial support kept Gaza functioning.
01:55:38.240house guests who've overstayed their welcome but know where you keep the spare key, Hamas have
01:55:42.660made themselves impossible to evict. The October 2023 attacks that killed 1,200 Israelis were
01:55:48.400coordinated by leadership operating partly from those very officers in Doha, though the extent
01:55:54.220of planning that occurred there versus in Gaza remains disputed. And that's where it gets truly
01:55:59.340surreal. After the attacks, when the world needed someone... Yeah, I just want to point out, no one
01:56:04.060No one ever really talks enough about the fact that Hamas leaders were literally in Qatar while the genocidal massacre of October 7 was happening, and that many of them organized it while they were in Qatar.
01:56:23.540If they wanted to negotiate hostage releases, they turned to the country that was hosting
01:56:28.460the very leaders who orchestrated the massacre.
01:56:31.140Qatar's hosting of Hamas leadership made them indispensable to any diplomatic solution
01:56:35.700after October 7th, working alongside Egypt as the primary channels for negotiation, though
01:56:41.120only Qatar could offer direct access to the decision makers in Doha.
01:56:45.620Hamas wasn't Qatar's most controversial tenant, not even close.
01:56:49.160hosting the group that attacks israel seemed audacious even for regional standards where
01:56:54.480sympathies to the palestinian resistance run deep they also host one of the united states's longest
01:56:59.600running military adversaries at washington's own request the arrangement began in 2013 when the
01:57:05.300obama administration made a request that would have seemed insane a decade earlier would qatar
01:57:10.920host an official taliban political office keep in mind that this was during the heights of the war
01:57:17.120Afghanistan, asking an official US ally to give the Taliban, the same group that harbored al-Qaeda
01:57:23.620before 9-11, their first official representation since the 2001 invasion. Qatar's acceptance led to
01:57:30.740an immediate diplomatic incident when the Taliban raised their flag in Doha, infuriating then-Afghan
01:57:36.100President Hamid Qazai, who briefly withdrew from negotiations entirely in protest. Yet the office
01:57:42.000stayed open, and for seven years American diplomats found themselves meeting Taliban
01:57:46.500representatives in doha's hotels and compounds in various efforts to wind down or end america's
01:57:51.700longest war it was a bipartisan effort too despite being initially set up under the obama administration
01:57:57.460secretary of state mike pompeo's september 2020 photographed with taliban negotiator mullah
01:58:02.420abdulghani baradar in doha can can we just pause for a moment i don't understand how any person
01:58:13.060could look at this dude here, right? And think that this is like a normal functioning human
01:58:24.740being. I mean, at some point, Westerners need to realize that not everything is multiculturalism
01:58:33.660and diversity, right? Like if someone is, you know, looking and dressing and acting
01:58:41.780um like a terrorist they probably are right i mean what sort of world leader looks like um
01:58:50.160i don't know what sort of world leader looks like he lives in a hut and doesn't have running water
01:58:59.260i mean come on like white people white people i'm saying this with all like politeness like
01:59:06.440come on like not not everything is multiculturalism and diversity right i mean there's there's you
01:59:13.800know giving the benefit of the doubt sure but i mean come on like this is just this is just
01:59:20.360ridiculous right like the guy can't even put on um like a properly fitting outfit right i mean it's
01:59:32.200I don't even know what to say here. And there are so many traditional clothes. It doesn't
01:59:41.600necessarily have to be a suit and tie. I mean, when you look at the Arab leaders from the Middle
01:59:49.880East, they're not wearing suits. They're wearing their long robes and they're wearing their
01:59:56.800um their traditional uh you know the traditional cloth and everything but the quality is good
02:00:04.720right it's it's well fitting and it suits them right like this guy just i don't know he just
02:00:13.440looks like he looks like he hasn't showered in two or three years right i mean come on guys like
02:00:24.800jeez it's ridiculous gave the insurgents a diplomatic victory they'd craved let's
02:00:32.960let's go back a little bit here that guy's like for administrations that guy's outfit
02:00:37.520just distracted me secretary of state mike pompeo september 2020 photograph with taliban negotiator
02:00:43.120mullah abdul ghani oh okay so so this is what the taliban negotiator looks like okay
02:00:54.080the taliban negotiator all right i mean no words at this point no words
02:01:00.640baradar in doha gave the insurgents a diplomatic victory they'd craved for two decades everything
02:01:10.580about the u.s withdrawal from afghanistan ran through doha the original february 2020 agreement
02:01:16.460was signed see like like these guys okay their outfits right their outfits are nice you know
02:01:24.120well tailored well fitting you know there and mullah barada went straight from his qatari
02:01:32.440guest house to the presidential palace itself when kabul fell in 2021 rather than distancing
02:01:37.980itself from the victorious insurgent group qatar leaned into this role as the new government in
02:01:43.500afghanistan's gateway to the oh someone says uh the islamic republic looks like him 200 percent of
02:01:50.040course yeah the islamic republic they dress they dress like backwards inbred goat herders as well
02:01:56.380that you know we we hate the islamic republic they come from like a seventh century mentality and
02:02:00.880ideology and yeah unfortunately they they they dress like shit and you know they look like
02:02:08.240terrorists because they are terrorists and they're occupying our country right now um it's really
02:02:12.800unfortunate. Before 1979, Iranian leaders were very, very well-dressed. Iranian politicians
02:02:19.160were very well-dressed. Our Shah at the time was, of course, very, very well-dressed, the most
02:02:24.680well-dressed man. But we're currently occupied by a bunch of inbred Islamic terrorists who
02:02:32.300dress like they belong in the 7th century. To the world, becoming a transit point for
02:02:40.020evacuees and now hosting the relocated U.S. diplomatic mission. The fact that no member
02:02:44.860of the international community recognized the Taliban's government until this year
02:02:48.520only compounded the necessity for such a role. The world is forced to conduct all diplomatic
02:02:53.940business through Doha whenever Afghanistan needs attention. So Qatar had the guest list from hell.
02:03:00.460What really made them indispensable wasn't just who they hosted, it was their willingness to foot
02:03:05.220the bill the indispensable mediator the maddening genius of qatar strategy reveals itself through a
02:03:11.700fundamental paradox while some western politicians and commentators criticize them for sheltering
02:03:16.660hamas their governments simultaneously depend on qatar to negotiate with the group the hamas
02:03:21.460political bureau that operates from qatari provided officers doubles as both a planning
02:03:27.060center for palestinian resistance and the primary address for ceasefire negotiations
02:03:32.020It's diplomatic flexibility that, shall we say, other regional powers either can't or won't match.
02:03:37.700But whatever you call it, it has yielded real results.
02:03:41.140This capability extends well beyond just Gaza.
02:03:44.260In 2008, Lebanon was teetering on the edge of a civil war.
02:03:47.620Hezbollah had shut down Beirut's airport in a stunning act of insurgency
02:03:51.460that demonstrated just how fragile the country's government's grasp on power really was.
02:03:56.100The Saudis wouldn't negotiate with Hezbollah.
02:03:58.180The group's deep Shia ties and connections made them deeply suspicious of one another,
02:04:02.260a sentiment shared throughout many of the Sunni-dominated Gulf monarchies.
02:04:06.100But Qatar? They invited everyone to Doha, Hezbollah included,
02:04:10.100and hammered out the Doha agreement that pulled Lebanon back from the brink.
02:04:13.780Where ideology prevented others from even sitting at the table,
02:04:19.940This approach became absolutely crucial to international geopolitics in the wake of the
02:04:24.020October 7, 2023 attack. The Hamas leadership that had coordinated the killing of 1,200 Israelis
02:04:30.500operated at least part from those same Doha officers, which had far greater access to
02:04:34.980international embassy and negotiations than they did in Gaza City. With the international community
02:04:39.460scrambling to negotiate hostage releases, such diplomatic proximity proved invaluable. American
02:04:44.580intelligence officials became fixtures in Doha's hotels, with Mossad, State Department, and CIA
02:04:50.020officials making repeated trips to coordinate negotiations. American officials found themselves
02:04:54.660publicly thanking Qatar for its vital role in securing captives' freedom. The relationship
02:04:59.860between Qatar and Hamas hasn't been without friction. By early 2024, Qatar reportedly grew
02:05:04.740frustrated with Hamas' intransience on hostage releases, with reports emerging that they threatened
02:05:10.260to expel the leadership if Hamas didn't show flexibility, though seasoned observers noted
02:05:14.740both sides likely understood these threats as negotiating leverage rather than genuine ultimatums.
02:05:20.020The dances continued through 2025. Hamas stayed, negotiations proceeded, and even after Israel's
02:05:26.420unprecedented September airstrikes that killed six people, including a Qatari security guard,
02:05:30.980the Egyptian Qatari mediation channel remained the primary diplomatic track.
02:05:35.540The strikes revealed the paradox. Israel was willing to bomb Qatar's capital to target Hamas
02:05:40.180leaders, yet still needed Qatar's officers to negotiate with those very same leaders.
02:05:45.780the taliban arrangement demonstrated similar diplomatic utility for seven years before
02:05:50.740america's withdrawal from afghanistan u.s diplomats met taliban representatives in
02:05:55.460doha's conference rooms searching for a negotiated end to america's longest war
02:06:00.100the february 2020 agreement that set the withdrawal in motion was signed in doha
02:06:04.900and when kabul fell in august 2021 qatar played a vital role in coordinating the evacuation of 124
02:06:11.780thousand people with nearly half passing through doha's airports the u.s then relocated its afghan
02:06:17.300diplomatic mission to qatar making doha the gateway for any dealings with taliban-controlled
02:06:22.180afghanistan a role that no other regional power could or would play from yeah because no other
02:06:28.580regional power wants to deal with the taliban because the taliban is a terrorist organization
02:06:35.460so yeah literally no other middle eastern country wants to deal with the taliban only qatar and
02:06:43.840that's because qatar funds them qatar's perspective they've created a unique diplomatic niche serving
02:06:49.780as the indispensable intermediary for conflicts involving non-state actors that other nations
02:06:54.420won't recognize critics argue this amounts to legitimizing and protecting terrorists while
02:06:59.380supporters counter that someone needs to maintain these channels that no no one needs to maintain
02:07:05.300channels with islamic terrorists who want to blow up your societies and take over this is basically
02:07:14.580just qatar legitimizing islamic terrorists and qatar normalizing negotiating with islamic
02:07:23.740terrorists even though the rest of us know that you cannot negotiate with islamic terrorists
02:07:29.380whatsoever. Purely military solutions rarely work and negotiator settlements require talking
02:07:35.680all parties however unsavory. The international community's continued reliance on Qatari mediation
02:07:40.740even while criticizing their methods suggests that pragmatism often trumps principle in the
02:07:47.220messy reality of conflict resolution. Checkbook diplomacy. So if hosting controversial groups
02:07:55.140made Qatar useful, its willingness to pay for their operations made it indispensable. The Muslim
02:08:00.640Brotherhood represented Qatar's biggest financial bet on regional transformation. Unlike housing
02:08:06.480Hamas or the Taliban in Doha offices, this was about backing an entire transnational movement
02:08:12.040that Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE considered an existential threat to their monarchies.
02:08:17.540Yusuf al-Kwardari, the Brotherhood's spiritual leader, has been broadcasting his weekly sermons
02:08:22.860from Qatar for decades throughout Jazeera. The network, which revolutionized Arab media when
02:08:27.820it launched in 1996 with controversial debates, had long given Islamists prominent platforms
02:08:34.220alongside its more independent journalism. During the Arab Spring, this existing tendency shifted
02:08:39.980into overdrive. The network began to function increasingly as the movement's mouthpiece.
02:08:43.900Speaking of the Arab Spring, when it emerged in 2011, Qatar saw its charts as Brotherhood
02:08:48.540affiliated parties won elections in egypt and tunisia and gained influence in libya and syria
02:08:54.140qatar opened its checkbook their immediate pledge of eight billion dollars when mohammed morsi and
02:08:59.660the brotherhood took power in egypt represented a massive bet on islamist governance that their
02:09:05.820neighbors watched with horror after general abdel fatah al-sisi overthrew morsi a year later the
02:09:11.740contrast could not have been starker saudi arabia and the uae celebrated while qatar condemned the
02:09:17.420coup and continued sheltering brotherhood leaders providing not just asylum but active financial
02:09:22.620and political support the growing tension with their gulf neighbors over this support would
02:09:27.180eventually explode into the most serious regional crisis in decades but qatar on the whole remained
02:09:33.660committed to the brotherhood the pattern of financial support extended far beyond the
02:09:37.660brotherhood the u.s treasury's 2014 assessment wasn't diplomatic qatar operated a quote permissive
02:09:44.220terrorist financing environment this wasn't about state policy though that was questionable enough
02:09:49.500but about a system where private donors could openly fundraise for jihadists while authorities
02:09:54.780just looked the other way the syrian civil war became the proving ground for this permissive
02:09:59.260approach what started to support the legitimate opposition groups morphed into something darker
02:10:03.820with wealthy qataris holding public fundraising yeah i agree with um someone in the comments um
02:10:11.180everything they accuse the west of doing they have always done 100 everything that qatar accuses
02:10:17.980united states or israel of doing is something that qatar itself has been doing for a very
02:10:25.100very long time and the reason that they put the accusations out there is because they want to
02:10:31.660flip the narrative before they themselves are exposed and so yes 100 um everything that they
02:10:39.180accused the united states of israel of doing is something that qatar itself has been doing
02:10:44.620and continues to do raising events for syrian rebels including groups affiliated with al-qaeda's
02:10:51.260nusra front they weren't hiding they used social media operated through qatar's banking system
02:10:56.940and treated funding jihadists as a charitable cause worthy of public celebration one prominent
02:11:02.940fundraiser, Abdul Rahman al-Nuemi was designated by the U.S. Treasury for financially supporting
02:11:08.720al-Qaeda, yet continued operating from Qatar for years. When pressed about why such individuals
02:11:14.120could operate so openly, Qatari officials would claim they couldn't control private citizens,
02:11:19.780even as they efficiently shut down any domestic dissent. The mechanisms for moving money varied,
02:11:24.780but followed recognizable patterns that authorities seemed curiously unable to stop.
02:11:29.640Hawala networks, those informal money transfer systems that leave no paper trail, operated alongside charitable organizations that expertly mixed legitimate humanitarian work with militant funding, while wealthy individuals would write checks at fundraising dinners where speakers openly praised jihadist groups.
02:11:46.840The Qatari government would occasionally make token arrests or announce new regulations that looked good on paper, but enforcement did remain conspicuously absent.
02:11:55.480The ransom economy reveals Qatar's approach even more starkly.
02:12:00.380In 2014, when 45 UN peacekeepers were kidnapped by Nusra Front in Syrian-controlled areas of the Golan Heights,
02:28:10.620The reality has made Qatar's long-time mediation role increasingly brittle, with each diplomatic
02:28:15.000intervention now carrying higher political costs and greater operational security hurdles.
02:28:20.080The pressure is mounting from multiple directions.
02:28:22.680Netanyahu's government is explicitly demanding that Doha expel or prosecute Hamas leaders,
02:28:27.700while financial and legal security of Qatar's payment channels, both state aid mechanisms
02:28:32.560and private donor networks, is tightening.
02:28:34.900Even if Qatar doesn't face outright sanctions, the political space for banking restrictions
02:28:39.200and designations has widened considerably since September 9th.
02:28:43.660Yet despite the strikes, other nations have taken note of Qatar's lucrative position
02:28:47.640as the world's indispensable mediator.
02:28:49.740Turkey, for instance, has expanded its own hosting of Hamas figures, though nothing approaching
02:28:54.340the government-in-exile infrastructure that Doha provides.
02:28:57.320The Qatari model of leveraging geography and resources to become essential by dealing with
02:29:02.460unsavory actors may well be spreading.
02:29:05.460That isn't to say Qatar is alone in this approach, though.
02:29:07.640Amman, their neighbor to the southeast, essentially played the same role before Doha, just less effectively and less profitably.
02:29:15.280The style in Muscat has always been quite different, operating much more in the shadows and behind closed doors, rather than hosting formal non-state militants.
02:29:24.140They ran, for instance, the clandestine U.S.-Iran channel that enabled nuclear negotiations, and they have played a reliable role in hosting Houthi representatives for prisoner swaps.
02:29:32.980This proliferation reveals something uncomfortable about how the international system actually works.
02:29:38.520We need countries willing to pay the ransoms we claim never to pay,
02:29:42.720to host the extremists we refuse to recognize,
02:29:45.500to conduct the negotiations we can't be seen having.
02:29:48.760Qatar recognized this gap between public principle and private necessity
02:29:52.180and built an entire foreign policy around it.
02:29:55.300Every government that condemned the September strikes
02:29:57.920while simultaneously depending on Qatari mediation knows exactly what they're doing.
02:30:02.080Qatar obviously won't face any real consequences for hosting terrorists, that much is clear.
02:30:07.260What's more interesting is watching other countries realize they can play the same game.
02:30:11.980When hosting extremist groups becomes a competitive market,
02:30:14.860with multiple nations bidding for the privilege of being terrorism's preferred middleman,
02:30:19.620the whole concept of an international parah starts to break down.
02:30:23.400Moral flexibility has gone from being a liability to being the most reliable path to relevance.
02:30:30.380Qatar has made itself so essential to the ugly business of modern diplomacy that even bombing
02:30:35.360their capital can't break the dependency. In a world that runs on managing crises rather than
02:30:41.140solving them, they figured out that being everyone's dirty friend beats being anyone's
02:30:47.240clean enemy. The question now isn't whether Qatar can continue this balancing act. It's whether they
02:30:52.800can survive it thank you for watching so that was really good um i definitely enjoyed that but uh
02:31:01.340you know he speaks a little bit too quickly and also i think for people who know absolutely
02:31:08.060nothing about qatar um a lot of information there to digest and he speaks about a lot of various
02:31:18.560things but he doesn't really go um too much in depth but highly recommend watching this i just
02:31:24.400liked um the video myself so if you guys are interested um it's a channel called political
02:31:31.280fronts and qatar a terrorist's best friend that's what the name of the video is i agree with pretty
02:31:40.320much everything um that he said there his analysis was spot on um as well um i want to go to one last
02:31:52.480video here this one's a shorter one it's only about seven minutes long um this one was put out
02:32:00.800three months ago and it's called friend of terrorists how qatar is buying influence in
02:32:09.120Washington. And so, um, for many of you who, uh, know nothing about Qatar, uh, don't really know
02:32:16.540much about the Middle East. Um, and you're all wondering, well, you know, what does this have
02:32:20.500to do with me? You know, this is, you know, whatever's going on, it has nothing to do with
02:32:25.340me. I'm an American. I'm in my own country. Um, whether you like it or not, um, you are being
02:32:34.240impacted by Islamic terrorism, you are being negatively affected by Islamic terrorism,
02:32:41.140and your societies are under attack by Islamic terrorism. So you can either wake up and learn
02:32:56.480about it in order to arm yourselves with the tools and the knowledge you need, especially when
02:33:03.400dealing with with politicians or you can just ignore it right um so this is a good you know
02:33:11.340i haven't seen this video we'll watch it together um let's see if if it's any good uh it was posted
02:33:18.420three months ago but only has 15 000 views and so this video is called friend of terrorists how
02:33:26.120Qatar is buying influence in Washington. Influencing American Middle East policy.
02:33:34.300The wealthy Gulf country of Qatar and here in the U.S., the Council on American Islamic Relations
02:33:39.580are engaged in spreading extremist Islamic ideology. Qatar helps fund and support jihadist
02:33:45.580movements, while CARE has been accused of connections to the Hamas terror group.
02:33:51.240First Dale Heard brings us a look at how Qatar is spending billions of dollars
02:34:29.580Like there are certain videos that I should probably just like
02:34:32.620have downloaded and saved on my laptop because I usually play them
02:34:36.540once every other episode or something. But here's Bridget Gabriel. She is an American Lebanese.
02:34:45.020She escaped Lebanon, escaped Islamic terrorism, and she has been working hard to
02:34:49.980um expose islamic terrorism in the united states and other parts of the world so here's her
02:34:56.300explanation about um care right so she says um this was her post from november 15 the muslim
02:35:04.780brotherhood's plan to destroy america has been in action for over 30 years and we are now witnessing
02:35:11.660the results terror linked groups like care are celebrating the wins of 42 muslim candidates in
02:35:19.100the 2025 election and this is just the beginning wake up america while all eyes were focused on
02:35:27.020new york and mamdani 42 muslim candidates backed by terror link network have seized key offices
02:35:34.540across america proving that the muslim brotherhood plan to infiltrate and destroy america from within
02:35:41.500is now a reality 76 muslims ran for office nationwide 42-1 three races still pending
02:35:51.260the 42 muslim officials now occupy positions in some of the most influential jurisdictions in
02:35:57.820the country from new york's mayor office to virginia's executive branch from michigan's
02:36:03.180heartland to local school boards the newly elected officials span at least nine states
02:36:10.140new york virginia michigan new jersey maryland washington ohio pennsylvania and north carolina
02:36:18.700the list includes six mayors four state legislatures 20 city councils and commissioners
02:36:26.060six school board members two judges and three other political positions you've seen me talking
02:36:32.700about the muslim brotherhood plan for america and holding this document in my hand they told
02:36:39.580us the plan now we're watching it unfold in real time this plan was written in 1991 we are 34 years
02:36:49.340into it and as a refresher here's a paragraph titled understanding the role of the muslim brother
02:36:56.540in north america quote the process of settlement is a civilization jihadist process the brothers
02:37:05.020must understand that their work in america is a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying
02:37:12.060the western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by their hands the last page
02:37:20.060lists 29 front islamic organizations in the u.s including the muslim student association which
02:37:26.940Mamdani was a member of, and IAP, which later became CARE, Council on American Islamic Relations.
02:37:35.980These Islamic organizations are celebrating a stunning milestone, the most significant wave
02:37:42.860of Muslim political victories in American history, with 42 Muslims elected to office across the
02:37:49.740United States. You would be excited too to add 42 Ilhan Omars and Rashida Tlaibs,
02:37:56.780Jew-hating, America-hating people, to public office. CARE, the unindicted co-conspirator in
02:38:03.980the largest terrorism financing trial in American history, is bragging about their successful
02:38:10.300political activism. CARE's federal super PAC, the Unity and Justice Fund, is the weaponized
02:38:17.660financial engine funding and winning U.S. elections. CARE is mobilizing Muslims and mosques
02:38:24.740as political launchpads to build campaign infrastructure. The result is a political
02:38:31.080machine operating from the pulpit to the ballot box. The 2025 elections shattered every record
02:38:39.100for Muslim representation in American politics, marking a historic leap into municipal and state
02:38:45.460power care and its affiliates are preparing a 2026 directory of elected muslim officials
02:38:52.660and expanding programs to mobilize more candidates before the 2026 midterms the media calls this a
02:39:01.700historic first terror-linked care calls this phase one and what is even more scary they locked
02:39:10.660shields with the left whom i call useful idiots working together to destroy america and everything
02:39:17.460you and i stand for this is why you need to be engaged now we need you in this fight especially
02:39:25.300as the anti-semites and anti-america unite join me and act for america.org okay so there's bridget
02:39:34.180gabriel's video um explanation about care the council on american islamic relations and so now
02:39:44.180going back to this video i'm gonna i'm gonna start from the beginning because they mentioned
02:39:50.820care right so now you guys can see the link between care and the muslim brotherhood in qatar
02:39:58.900Influencing American Middle East policy.
02:40:04.240The wealthy Gulf country of Qatar and here in the U.S., the Council on American-Islamic Relations are engaged in spreading extremist Islamic ideology.
02:40:14.120Qatar helps fund and support jihadist movements, while CARE has been accused of connections to the Hamas terror group.
02:40:21.740First Dale Hurd brings us a look at how Qatar is spending billions of dollars to buy influence in Washington.
02:40:27.500You might think, based on the warm relationship between Washington and Cotter, that this wealthy
02:40:33.940Gulf nation, awash in natural gas, is an outpost of democracy. After all, the country hosts the
02:40:40.840largest U.S. military base in the Middle East. It will also be the home to a new Trump international
02:40:46.880golf course and has given the White House a $400 million 747 jetliner. However, Cotter is basically
02:40:55.040a kingdom, and according to critics, no defender of Western values. Qatar is the opposite of all
02:41:02.020that. Qatar is an Islamist ideological emirate that seeks in every single step of its activities
02:41:12.140to promote jihad. Yigal Carmon leads the Middle East Media Research Institute, or Memory,
02:41:18.680And he says Qatar is a hub of Muslim extremism and a major source of international terrorism.
02:41:26.040They do it in what you would call, on the one hand, soft power, using their immense wealth,
02:41:34.520but also by hard power, by supporting every jihadist movement on the face of the planet.
02:41:44.340The laundry list is a long one. The mastermind of 9-11, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, was a Qatari
02:41:51.120government employee. Qatar has long sponsored the Muslim Brotherhood, which seeks a worldwide
02:41:56.840Islamic government. Qatar finances and hosts Hamas and has backed Palestinian terrorism.
02:42:03.280It has strong ties with Iran and the Taliban, and it broadcast anti-Semitism and lies about
02:42:09.620israel as well as anti-american propaganda through its global tv channel al jazeera there have also
02:42:16.640been reports qatar funds terrorists in africa who kill christians on october 7th qatar blamed israel
02:42:24.040for the hamas massacre and when israel killed the mastermind behind the attack yahya sinwar the
02:42:31.080mother of qatar's emir in a now deleted post on x wrote that sinwar will live on and israel will be
02:42:37.500gone. An Islamic nation that hates Israel and supports terrorism might not sound surprising,
02:42:43.760but Qatari influence runs deep in Washington and within the Trump administration. White House
02:42:49.580Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel, Middle East Envoy
02:42:57.400Steve Witkoff, and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin have either lobbied for Qatar, worked for firms
02:43:04.280that did or had a business relationship with the emirate last month former education secretary
02:43:10.600bill bennett also registered as a lobbyist for qatar his stated role will be to say that the
02:43:16.360six billion dollars qatar has given to u.s higher education is not for the purpose of spreading
02:43:23.000islamic radicalism qatar has spent almost 100 billion dollars yeah why would um why would qatar
02:43:31.080invest $6 billion in American universities if they weren't
02:43:37.960planning on indoctrinating and infiltrating youth. $6 billion is
02:43:44.640a lot of money to invest in American universities. But
02:43:48.660that's how they are able to create, you know, centers for
02:43:54.300Islamic studies, and then they get basically get to pick and
02:43:57.180choose um who teaches these courses and they also choose the curriculum right in dollars to curry
02:44:06.540favor with the white house congress academia think tanks and corporations it also bought influence
02:44:13.180in previous administrations when asked about the 747 being given to the u.s by qatar president
02:44:20.060trump suggested he'd be stupid to turn down a free very expensive airplane but if nothing is
02:44:26.140free in geopolitics, the price of the plane and the billions being dumped on Washington is more
02:44:32.340Qatari influence, as the tiny emirate, which sees itself as the true seat of radical Islam,
02:44:40.120hopes to leverage its close relationship with the United States.
02:44:48.460Dale Hurd is here with more. Dale, with all this Qatari money floating into the U.S.,
02:44:53.620you said nearly $100 billion. What is Qatar wanting in return? Well, they're obviously
02:44:59.020buying influence. They want a place at the table. They're playing both sides. Look at them,
02:45:04.220view them as a double agent because they have ties with Iran. They have ties with terror groups.
02:45:09.540They also want to be strapped to Washington's waist. They've given us the largest base in the
02:45:15.440Middle East there. They look at it as a balanced portfolio. They're trying to mitigate the
02:45:23.460risks from both sides. But I didn't want with this piece to bash the Trump administration per se,
02:45:30.440but people need to be aware that Qatar is not Switzerland. I mean, they have got their fingers
02:45:37.560in some bad stuff and they have access to the White House. I'm sure the U.S. officials receiving
02:45:43.260Qatari funds or connected to firms that receive funds would say it's the other way around.
02:45:48.180The relationship is securing U.S. influence over Qatar and the Hamas negotiations, etc.
02:45:54.160So is that true, or is Qatar playing the Trump administration and members of Congress?
02:46:00.360You know, Yagal Carmon, who was in the story, the head of memory, after the interview, he said,
02:46:06.000Dale, the U.S. is so, you people are so good, you're so nice, you can't imagine that there's a nation out there that is lying to you.
02:46:14.200But they do seek the destruction of Israel.