SHNEAKO - February 27, 2026IFTAR PODCAST ｜ SNEAKO, Mohammed Hijab, The Warner, Ali Dawah, SonnyFaz
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss the Epstein scandal, the grooming gangs, the church, and the priesthood. We also discuss whether or not the church is a religion at all, and why it has a problem with sex.
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That's how bad it is that it being a coward is the worst thing you could be you'd rather but I'd rather be dead
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he's so bad is it well it's still so people like Elon Musk why do you think
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he's on Epstein's list it's clearly because he can't get women normally
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like in the normal conventional you know means of trying to the courtship
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process talking to them all that so you have to go through a pimp Epstein you
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know what I mean you'll find that on the list is men that don't have any
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ability to in the natural organic and proper way you know be a woman so they have to find like a
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pimp to get them escorts and children or whatever animals whatever it is they use they have power
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in every aspect of life in business finance they can control people but they don't have power in
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that aspect that one that's the one thing they're lacking yeah because they don't have to do it
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Yeah, because look at the list, look, you don't find, like, there's certain names you do not find on the list.
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Like, not to be racist, but how many black people on the list? Not that many.
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How many, what do you call it, how many Muslims on the list?
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It's people there, you'll find, that they're just used to getting their way through money.
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The thing is, they say Pakistani grooming gangs, Pakistani grooming gangs,
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the uk i don't know how many times in there 30 times 50 times i don't know it's so much bigger
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um but you know what i just say now yeah the grooming gangs yeah yeah london bro london
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you're not gonna find no grooming gangs the grooming gang situation was confined to two
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towns in rotherham and rochdale two towns up north like further further down from birmingham yeah
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okay let's for someone wants to make an argument about pakistani group and gangs
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they have to say pakistani group and gangs in rotherham and rochdale there's a problem
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there's a cultural problem there let's find out what the problem is no problem even if you go
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that far i don't have a problem but pakistan is in london are not doing group gang there's not
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even like any instance of it yeah so it's clearly a regional issue yeah so why are you making it
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out whereas with the upside list bro you've got people from everywhere from all the countries
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which one is through them the one on the collar is off
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if anything christianity for example the fact that the priest cannot have children
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yeah and it's very bizarre because if you think about it they say they say priests cannot have
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priest. I never thought about that. If you think about it,
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It's disrespectful to the priest. They say that he has children.
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And then when it comes to this kind of thing, like, when you look at
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It's a natural inclination to have one to have intimacy.
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When you suffocate yourself, it comes out in perverted ways.
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If you're going to blame any kind of sexual inclination, you can be priesthood.
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At least you can say, you know what, you're doing something unnatural and it's coming in unnatural ways.
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But we still don't even use that as an evidence against Christianity.
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We don't even do that. We will not even say that.
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if anything you can make that correlation for whatever is for the matter yeah and yeah that
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that came up with an interesting theory about that because up until like 20 years ago you
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couldn't be gay publicly yeah so a lot of guys when they would get to their late 20s and 30s
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and the grandma would start asking them to stand together he's like where is your wife
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and so they would join the church to escape that ridiculing wow really yeah
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so instead of having to deal all the time with you know why aren't you married they would become
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priest and then they would take that those urges out from vulnerable people
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even you know milo you know milo yeah yeah yeah he said he was
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Today's house is the hardest one so far, the whole Ramadan.
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Yeah, I've got the whole restaurant quiet, Baba.
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I don't know which one's ours, look at this one.
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Hello Ashkum, I'll call you later when you go home
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Do you guys want to chill here or do you want to go to a dessert place?
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you like this one no problem you let me know we're cool
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i think i have no idea bro i have no idea that it must smell in here it smells great actually
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should i get it should i get it should i get them to clear this is my favorite
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yeah i could drink this all night i could have 20 of these there's no caffeine in it really
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You've got to put the whole thing on, bro.
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what's wrong you said that you have a hard time fasting what is it
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I've been living with it for the last, whatever it is, but,
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I thought fasting was supposed to kill cancer cells.
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What are you talking about? What's all that you know?
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aren't you exempt from fasting he is why can we clear it so we could do
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I think you know how easy you can get married to that.
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No, I know, I know, I know, but it's that train anyway.
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Remember when we had a podcast in the studio, like two, three years ago?
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No, no, no, it's just, I'm focused on my mission right now.
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Oh, I'll talk off-stream, I don't want the evil eye, you know.
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Please give us a ma'am, but we send them four times.
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Well, you know I used to travel to Makkah three times a year to get farmers.
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Put it on like Netanyahu putting it around Modi.
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It's a type piece, you know, I don't want to be categorized under jewelry
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Yeah, I feel a lot lighter, bro, I feel a lot lighter.
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Well, suddenly women are gonna pop up all over you.
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There is some guys upstairs, they didn't want to interrupt you.
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Yeah, just like a couple of like bottles and stuff.
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Or else then a bunch of people are going to start coming in.
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I know, but it starts with three and then it ends up with a hundred.
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If they give them a salaam, they will try to leave.
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Can we have more of that coffee as well, please?
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when was the last time I saw you, uh, two years ago?
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But before that, yeah, two years ago, you didn't have YouTube.
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That's why you guys have to make a routine of coming to London.
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Because it's like, we're on social media and stuff.
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it sucks you guys can't come to us anymore bro i'm not gonna lie that breaks my heart
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i thought i was gonna be blocked on the way here you have to sign an eta yeah yeah that's right
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to the uk and one of the questions they asked have you committed a felony and then have you
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ever been accused of being a part of an extremist group every day yeah no i said no but yeah no i
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think maybe they're mean by the authorities because if anyone could just say anything you
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know i can't believe tommy robinson's allowed in the white house well the difference is you can
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dedicate your career to talk about muslims you'll get invited to the white house
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if you say anything about jews that you'll get youtube got canceled tala lavera got banned on
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patreon but the other one nick shirley making them somali minnesota daycare video yeah here
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get somebody to the white house but the same scam that the jews are doing they're almost
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exactly the same but they have their own police their own hospitals
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but they're never considered invaders or outsiders
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do you think that invader and assimilation conversation has grown this year i've seen
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it grow a lot more compared to the first one there's a weight off your shoulder why do you
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think it's it's spiked up like this they're doing it because people are learning more about israel
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so they always try to place the blame on Muslims?
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and seeing what they've done to the Palestinians
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and they're thinking maybe this could be done to us.
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the Israelis have invaded the castle, you know?
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What new talking points have you had to debunk about western invasion assimilation conversation?
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So, the Quran mentions a dog a couple of times.
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In fact, the dog, the surah is saying that you can use a dog
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So the dog goes and gets a bird or some kind of prey.
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to jannah this prostitute going to jannah for giving water to a dog that you know so what
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the question is where they're getting this from they're getting this from select hadith that's
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about black dog and clearly it's contextual it has to be because we just what we just said
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there's even a hadith saying that you if you know if you save any um any life form yeah anything
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that's the size of a sparrow or bigger than it you'll be given the reward of that you know there's
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generic hadith about being good to animals there's a hadith about a woman that used to
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torture a cat and that should go to hell for it so there's a lot of hadith on this there's clearly
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in the quran hadith there's a lot of discussion about the dog and the cat and all these animals
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in a positive way but the fact is that they've taken the select hadith that talk about the
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vicious dog or the black dog or whatever it may be and obviously like this that's contextual it has
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to be contextual is it commanded for us to kill all the dogs no it's not no one no jurist ever
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believed that no one thought of it like that well i mean let's see why it's analyzed why is this
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being used to demonize muslims is because there are more dogs and especially like the difference
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between white couples in the uk and muslim couples or muslim families i think the average muslim
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household they have what is it 2.8 kids per household yeah maybe more yeah 2.8 yeah and
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And an average white household, white Christian household is even less than that.
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So now there's more dogs per white Christian household in the West than they're having children.
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But there's also, you know, in Islam, if a dog licks you and stuff, there's different
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It's considered to be like the saliva of a dog is considered to be unclean.
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And there's a hadith about if you have a dog in the house, then the angels are not going
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Which group of people are known to play with words?
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no but do you know the history of that of how like the yahood are known to change words
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well i mean they're changing the quran the the taurat itself they're changing the holy
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scriptures i mean there's there's nothing worse than that i mean if you're going to change that
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then you'll change anything bro what i don't understand if you let's stick on the dogs issue
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for a second yeah i've mentioned the quran doesn't say anything negative about dogs
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apart from that there's nothing disparaging the bible though the bible does say things that are
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disparaging about dogs jesus is meant to have said in the book of matthew yeah a canaanite woman came
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to him all right and she was begging she was begging and saying that you know please save me
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and she fell on her knees and she was asking jesus according to the bible bro new new testament not
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even all new testament she fell on her knees oh please help me and that and he said i'm not going
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to give what's meant for the gentiles to the dogs so in other words he denied her according to this
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obviously we don't believe in this account but according to the bible he denied her because and
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then he he he done he's he compared her with a dog in a disparaging and pejorative manner if a dog
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was a good thing why are you saying the dog in that sense you know and uh a dog has been used
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a dog can kill you a dog is that is an animal that can kill it's just is the
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no if a dog tries to kill you bro put it this way well I don't know how many of
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do you have kids here but we're doing so well if you if a dog like a dog can be
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vicious right if if you're walking with your kid baby one-year-old and a dog came
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jumping viciously to try and devour your one-year-old I don't think anyone would
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have a problem taking a gun out or a knife out and killing the dog so there
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are specified contexts where killing a dog is absolutely everyone would accept
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it yeah no any animal a dog is particularly vicious it's a vicious
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animal it can some of the dogs are literally similar to wolves bro they're like wolves
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most american dogs are frenchies they're little chihuahuas yeah these ones i'm not talking about
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those are cats here we've got bloody pit bull we've got staff when i was 13 14 years old
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and i think i've still got the mark on it he bit my back he took a chunk of it i was like oh god
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what's going on here i saw the blood dripping and then i just thought what should i run or i didn't
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know what to do in it the the the guy told his dog to stop and then i went to the hospital they
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said no don't worry the uk doesn't have rabies yeah that would be the biggest issue the dogs
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don't have rabies in the uk yeah so that's it you know it just healed by itself but a dog can be set
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on you like we we have it here in the uk but they set dogs on people man second boy yeah do you have
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that in the us as well you got guns you don't need dogs here a dog can be used to set like you set
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the dog on a guy you that's what they call it not everybody walks around with a gun people have the
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idea that everyone is reeling a gun everywhere yeah of course yeah but you know if someone wants
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to do harm to somebody a dog is a great way to do it i don't know well we love dogs i like dogs
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i have a good relationship with dogs you know i mean i used to have a pet wolf did you yeah i did
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really like almost two years but it was a female wolf so she was very she was a bitch
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she was she was a real bitch she was a good bitch she was a good bitch
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yeah i learned so much about masculinity through raising that wolf i learned so much yeah yeah
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Wallahi, I have to lie, that wolf taught me so much.
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You have to know how to behave in front of the wolf.
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If you don't know how to behave in front of the wolf,
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So the fact that I was able to dominate the wolf
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but it's like what you just said there it's like you're controlling the the the
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flock you're guiding people you know like a goat has eyes on the side of his
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face think about it like you know how we're looking at each other like this
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right now in it a goat or a sheep has eyes here and there bro so it can't see
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you there it sounds like it can't see in front of it so it literally needs
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somebody to guide it to tell it to go from place A to B and likewise it's like
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the spiritual meaning of guidance the prophet's message or his his mission was to guide people
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right so he was given training on how to guide people on a physical level before he was given
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that before he had the mission of doing it on a spiritual level so it's part of that and i think
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it's all good part it's like you said a dog well like probably links to raising a child or something
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it's to demeanor they can smell it in you they can see if you're scared they can see
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i'm no one of a lie there are some vicious dogs around my area yeah wallah i know exactly if i
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if i act a little bit scared walk a little bit it'll come but if i walk tough well like that
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dog will behave itself if i walk like i'm not i'm not looking at the dog yeah because if you give
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it eye contact it can get threatened so i don't give it eye contact but you kind of you got to
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be kind of like emotionally intelligent with the dog especially with a vicious dog it sounds like
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the difference is that you treat dogs the way that they are that as the animals they are yeah
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and now western society has domesticated them the same way they domesticate their men you know
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he feminized them turned into a frenchie cut their balls off like literally you're supposed
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to neuter them that's that's something the way you described the dog is like you still act like
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they're actually a man with their with their manhood intact having a dog in an american
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household that's it's common you just have to slice it off so that they don't get too vicious
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and they don't bite and so they have less testosterone that's almost uh a perfect analogy
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to american men which has happened to men yeah that's why they love their dogs like the way they
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emotional intelligence and your disposition I think a lot of it is like
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that with the opposite gender as well not to compare a woman can sniff out
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your insecurity pretty well yeah oh yeah 100% like there was a book that I read
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in order to protect themselves because they're going to get pregnant once in it
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no no it's a biological thing it doesn't have to be evolutionary it's about allah put a fitrah
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put them inside them yeah yeah yeah because so basically they have a stronger emotional
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intuition because they're physically weaker yeah and then for us we're physically stronger and then
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sometimes for us we have to build our emotional exactly yeah yeah so like having a dog is the
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same like you said there's that if you're good with dogs then you can you know then you're good
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No, but I said, if you could dominate a dog,
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No, but he means, he doesn't mean physical.
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You guys in America, you guys can say whatever you like, whenever you like, however you like.
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I do not agree with the statement that was just made.
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You know the hadith of the Prophet Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam?
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So Prophet Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said this.
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For this specific person, it was a little fitna, etc.
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I don't know if you know the hadith, but his wife told him.
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He said, listen, I think that they're coming back, they're not to no good.
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I don't know if you know that, I'll get that deep away.
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He was the Protestant one of the, you know, night night of one of the Shikin.
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And he went, and he was saying, oh, these people are coming, et cetera, to see me, and they need something.
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And his wife told him, he said, listen, I don't think they're coming for anything good.
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That's why it's important to have multiple of them.
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Ali Dawah, I need to ask you for a fatwa on the Times Square prayer.
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We need a confirmation that this is something that we should be doing.
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And I thought, do I need to? Is there a need for me to tell our people to get up there?
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Personally, what's the only time to squeeze my person?
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I don't think anyone can say anything about it because it's in the way of anyone.
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But then, to do it here, I just thought, you know what?
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So I just said to myself, I mean, we could, but I would not do it.
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I'm not saying there's anything wrong now. It's Kudan.
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It's Kudan, I think. He's done it. He's been given it every year.
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Well, I mean, look, there are some actual fiqh issues with it, yeah?
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there are some scholars that didn't allow that in the first place.
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themselves for the american public because at the end of the day if you if you become mr concession
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and you just want one concession two concessions you're not doing anything violent bro if you don't
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want to see people pray you don't have to see you don't have to see them pray not even loud or
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disturbing in fact like the muslim prayer was this the jewish prayer was the next day and they're
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doing a raid for the mashiach jumping up and down like literally could be disturbing well i think
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it's like it's a problem for the muslims is if they allow inconsistencies to take place with
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other minorities so if they allow like okay jews are having this treatment but we're going to
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restrict ourselves from the same treatment then what you're doing is you're setting a precedent
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so i look i mean if it was in the middle of a street there's an actual legitimate
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jurisprudential fiqhi consideration they said if it was if it was an actual pathway where people
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are moving and it was stopping the people that's a different conversation area and yeah open they
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got permits like a town square right that's it well why do you think that people have more of an
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issue like about the prayer than they do about gay pride parades i have seen myron is really
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upset about this for a year i debated him last year about this yeah i did the same thing last
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year and this year again i don't know what myron um what he's saying because i haven't seen what
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he's exactly what he said he's saying that they should be they should kick the muslims out of
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time square for praying well then that goes against the you know first amendment it goes
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against freedom of expression you know what i mean if you're allowing other minorities to do
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saying we're a certain dominance in a christian country and where it's uh we don't have any
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dominance in the christian first of all it's not a christian country i disagree with that it's
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you're right it's a secular look um i'm familiar with the way that the united states was incepted
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right like you're talking about boston and the boston tea party and stuff like but if you look
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at how the united states of america was actually incepted it's one of the few countries alongside
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france that actually have secular they have a secular founding okay so if you look at like
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Declaration of Independence, if you look at the
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Although they make those references, there's no specific
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reference to Christianity at all in any of those
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from a governmental and legislative perspective
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that the united states is because that kingdom has a constitution which is uncodified uh which
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is based on like statute law common law and something called convention that's what we do
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have a constitution uk it's not a codified constitution that's the difference a codified
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constitution it's not in one document with amendments like you do have in the united states
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so the point is is that you can make a stronger case that the united kingdom is a because you
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You have, you know, the House of Lords was connected with the Church of England.
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You have lots of institutions that have their kind of Christian roots.
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But the United States is basically, I don't think anyone says that from a political science, like, academic perspective.
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I don't think, like, political scientists will say that.
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It's not a Christian country from that perspective.
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even if it was a christian country it's a christian country that purports to be
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uh freedom of religion freedom of religion his argument is that christians would not be able to
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pray at the burj khalifa in dubai is that i don't know much about the you okay so the the fallacy
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here is that you assume that the khalij countries uh rule by god's law they know they don't there's
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no sharia there's no sharia law i mean some countries more than others allows the allows
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christians and jews to practice their religion it does even if it was sharia law in afghanistan
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could christians pray and because they do a catholic recession the specific laws about the
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arabian peninsula outside of the arabian peninsula like egypt where i'm originally from right there's
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a 10 christian coptic population maybe 15 that is to say there's about 15 12 to 15 million christians
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in egypt yeah yeah out of 120 million population and if you look in their days of prayer bro they
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they fill the streets fully and no one has ever had a problem with that yes you know you could
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could argue Egypt was originally Coptic and then Muslims came in but that's aside the point you
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have a Christian minority that are more than more than capable and more than able to do their
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religious duties religious rights and stuff like that in the streets or anywhere else public private
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you have so many churches in Cairo so many churches in all of Egypt there are entire
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towns that are like that Lebanon's the same way Lebanon's the same way yeah so there's lots of
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countries that there's many examples of that so I don't think this is a fair comparison same with
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malaysia bro malaysia hindus look they do their celebrations there there's chinese by major chinese
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minorities there they do what they're doing there's no equivalent of the far right in malaysia
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although it's a population which has like a big sizable right population of people coming from
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outside there's no valid argument what the real problem is is that in a country that purports
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judeo-christian values islam is the greatest threat not physically which they claim but
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They have a celebration for the Antichrist
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anything else. So the whole dominance argument,
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The next day, I'm going back to Juzawa with the Warner.
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We're driving, and they had five times more people in the same exact spot.
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So, for Tarawih, anyone could come and pray.
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All the billboards, and they were calling for the Masif.
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All these bearded men with these little things.
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But I haven't seen one Christian talk about it.
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because they see Christianity as a useful tool.
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No, but that's more on the political elite level.
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Say, look, like, isn't there fair-minded, like, commentators?
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I mean, even when Netanyahu said he was going to invest $7,000
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like, the word Islamist, I'm sure you get called this all the time.
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where you want to be politicized Islam in government and stuff like that.
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Any practice in Muslim, they call them Islamist.
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If they're practicing that, if they're proper practicing,
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In reality, the technical meaning of it is someone that's politicizing Islam.
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It's a pathetic thing, but I mean, I don't know how to,
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Elon Musk has kind of altered the algorithm on Twitter
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so that these voices are much more exacerbated.
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I think they've ramped up the amount of bots 100%.
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Now that they realize that they can just drain people's energy with Indian bots,
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Did you see that there was a coordinated attack right on Candace Owens?
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yeah there was a coordinate one on me bro did you see that i didn't see yeah there was like maybe
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i was trending on twitter for a couple maybe uh two three days they had like i don't know how
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it's possible that they could have in a span of 24 hours they had 50 000 posts on me posts not
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comments posts it's a 50 000 posts maybe more than that intelligence agencies have access to
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and it wasn't it wasn't on the back of anything that i did so it was like out of the blues so i
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realized okay they're doing something here they're going for themes themes and personalities so
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each week we're going to do something you're going to get your turn i did the dog one this
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that video was two years ago yeah myron brought his dog to my apartment on my birthday were you
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trending as well yeah it was it was yeah so you're everyone's getting their turn old videos of me
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like you know drinking a red ball during my first ramadan accident come on man even if look bro if
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you came to london and you didn't fast and you're traveling you don't need to fast obviously they
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don't care but the dog one was a really good example of that happening because that was like
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I'm going to just quickly send my location to...
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They were saying that you guys are having a laugh-off for the loudest laugh-off.
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I would love to see you guys doing more collabs with each other.
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you guys are missing one crucial guy back brother back make sure to join soon would he be able to
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travel you're like with this you know yeah and he's in uh health stuff we're dealing with a bunch
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of stuff right now but uh inshallah we'll be coming back to the uk shout out back to the
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companions oh we thought what he's giving dollar to someone what do you mean it's like my uh that's
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trying to open the doors of mercy to people, isn't it?
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especially people that have influence he tweeted two days ago there was an ex-muslim saying hey
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come to christ my own applies he says i'll stay as a muslim because somebody needs to keep the
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iq average up that's facetious like i don't think he meant that as any anything ideological yeah
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but then you're also seeing like the stuff i i like the guy but like using um he says uh
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is shag is that a curse word in england no it just means like uh having to course with okay
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that your self-worth is defined by your ethnicity so is Epstein far-right probably yeah but Zionist
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far-right like do you know what I mean that's what I'm saying because like the white far-right
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is so different than the Jewish supremacists you know that they have completely yeah yeah but it's
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the same idea of like of supremacy based on who my father was yeah race like who what my genetics
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are rather than my content or the content of my character yeah it's more to do with like oh this
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is i am white i am this is this is how they are i remember when i last saw you two years ago i was
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telling you about nick fuentes and you were there's been he's had a meteor a huge rise i've
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been trying to speak to this guy i've been trying to like bring him into a conversation he doesn't
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he just stays away from like religious conversations but even though we don't
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know you don't need to speak about religion we can speak about politics
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he's really smart you know right now you know whatever you know it's he's actually clever
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you know and he's got a good way of articulating himself yeah he's got a good way of articulating
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himself there's a reason why he's popular you know um and the thing is like you know with people
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like that that's where the conversations need to be had do you see a worthwhile alliance like
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i'm very good friends with him and i've spoken at political rallies we've worked on campaigns
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together and i see the overlap for i obviously freeing palestine is one of the most important
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objectives yeah and his is america first but putting america first with which means getting
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rid of apac and yeah it hasn't yeah the two things go hand in hand yeah i agree i agree so
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i think on those issues then there can be some kind of collaboration yeah i think there should
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be in fact because look as i say we're pragmatic when it comes to these kind of things you know
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When it comes to Palestine, we'll do anything to get our voice across.
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Even, to be fair to them, the left wing here are not bad on the Palestine issue.
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So, even if we're happy to do anything with them,
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so why wouldn't we be happy to do Nick Fuentes?
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Now he's become actually kind of almost mainstream.
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we don't need to talk about, what do you call it, anything else
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you've got the same people, essentially Koreans
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there was one moment when he went on the Candace Owens show
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the fact that sub-Saharan Africa had no written language and so they had no recollection of their
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history and she did not know that right what is the reason behind that is that well sub-Saharan
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Africa is too big to compartmentalize into one into one like monolith sub-Saharan Africa includes
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Sudan all the way down to like what is now South Africa right there's so many countries there
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and what what point of history are we talking about because of course there were colonized
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empire so there are good examples of that but you know this the argument of racial determinism
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falls in his face i'm not saying look i'm not even saying for a fact that there can't be truth in it
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i'm just saying there's no evidence that there is truth in it so my position isn't that all right if
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you bring black people white people chinese people etc yeah if is it possible that you could find if
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you had a way of examining it that chinese people were more more intelligent in some regards in
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terms of like mathematics or logical is that it's very possible that that can be the case or that
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for example black people are more creative or more rhythmic or something that's a possible thing
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the stereotypes could be there could be truth in it probably true however here's the here's the
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thing like i thought about this from a sociological perspective yeah and let's say what would be the
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thing that a sociologist slash psychologist has to do in order to figure this out what they would
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have to do is essentially get mixed race parents like this is one way of doing it get mixed race
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parents like half black half white yeah and then put them in the same environment and let them
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raise one black child one white child and let them have exactly the same opportunities all right so
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you've got the mixed race parents they're raising black and white children yeah give them exactly
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the same opportunities let them go to the same schools go the same teachers everything is the
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same and despite everything being the same that the white children for example are performing
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better than the black children is that something that we would expect so i'm not saying yes or no
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but for the sake of argument that's the kind of thing you'd have to that's the only test that
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would i mean yeah because why can't why not just analyze a hundred black children a hundred white
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children and then because their environments are different so environment removes any innate yeah
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so the the the the argument islamically too environment makes a big plays a big deal on a
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person's no but the the argument so it's a nature versus nurture argument that's essentially what
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right but sometimes the argument from those people because like they don't describe why
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they describe that there is an iq disparity so one of the arguments is colder places like northern
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europe or asia will have a propensity to have higher iq because they have winter time and so
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they have to think ahead because you need to prepare for the winter that's in warmer climates
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so the race realist is essentially making a biologically deterministic case that your race
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has an impact on your intelligence that's what they're saying that certain races are more
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capable than other races in certain areas in intelligence right so i'm saying in order for
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you to to prove that to be the case you have to isolate the the nurture element so if if nature
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is the same if nature can't be changed the nurture can be isolated so that's why i gave this example
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of like let's say you have mixed race parents in america let's say and then you have like a black
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person a white person because you're you're you're isolating the variable uh where it's um
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what would that be called the control yeah you're controlling that very scientific method yeah yeah
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you're controlling this variable yeah you're trying to so that that's one way of doing it now
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the issue is the repudiation of this is is as follows number one you have the same genetic
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people okay and then you have different outcomes which are completely different outcomes i'll give
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you a couple of examples yemen we're in a yemeni restaurant right is one of the poorest countries
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in the world today economic gdp per capita is one of the poorest countries in the world but some of
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the best of people yeah best of people that's a different issue now but it's one of the no but
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generally one of the no but no it's in terms of like pure economic indicators yemen is one of
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the poorest countries in the world a gdp per capita hdi um even gdp infrastructurally when
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you add it all up like if you look at economic perspective next door you have amman literally
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yamen and amman are neighbors okay they're right next to yaman is one of the richest countries in
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the world gdp per capita it's in the top at least top 40 or something top 50 it's up there in hdi
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it's up there so you've got the same people all right essentially the same genetic people but
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you completely different results you go to north korea and south korea north korea and south korea
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they are the same genetic people in north korea it's one of the poorest people in the world
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from a gdp per capita perspective and south korea are actually one of the highest in the world
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so it shows you that the economic reality has has had a difference in the outcome so that's why i'm
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saying that the the nurture element is underplayed with race realists the fact that there's some
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environmental factor that's causing outside of race people to act in a certain way most of Africa
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is the way it is in terms of GDP per capita etc the reason why most of Africa is like that
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is because of instability is because of civil war is because of geographic isolation from the rest
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of the continents those countries those countries in Africa that do very well are the ones that
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don't have that for example Mauritius is one of the probably one of Seychelles Mauritius and Botswana
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they are probably the most advanced African countries
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but they are performing on par with European countries
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so they're they're doing as well as italy is for per capita perspective or spade it's almost
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the same level right so why is that because they haven't had wars they have had economic stability
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etc etc so the point is is that the what's being downplayed by the race realist is the um the
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nature aspect number one number two is the second argument i'll give is the iq argument is weak
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because iq who said that iq was in the the ultimate way it's only one aspect of intelligence yeah
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so that's why like you know i mean i mentioned we spoke about in the beginning of this thing
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where we talk about like emotional intelligence yeah now emotional intelligence isn't what you
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think it is because when we talk about emotional intelligence one thing that people think that
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emotional intelligence refers to is just your ability to read somebody else or your ability
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to control your behavior and that's one aspect of emotional intelligence but if you read daniel
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goleman's book on it daniel goleman is essentially making the argument that intelligence is of
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different types and he like as an example donald trump if he sat this is their number one guy
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if he sat an iq test i promise you it's going to get a lot less than 100 100 maybe 105 if he's
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lucky something like this yeah he's not very intelligent from certain perspectives but you
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cannot argue that he's not intelligent from a negotiation perspective or that he can't have
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communicative yeah oh yeah exactly or argumentatively or polemically he's got abilities
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to construct arguments rhetorically whatever it may be right an easier example is beethoven
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beethoven is almost uniformly understood to be a genius in music yeah mozart the same
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mozart beethoven etc etc but there is nothing in the iqs test the standardized iq test that
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measures that type of intelligence most people that watch Lionel Messi who is considered to be
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the best football player of all time soccer player they will say he's a genius on the pitch
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but that's a form of pattern recognition but being able to analyze the field and know
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it's in a kinesthetic manner which isn't factored in by the traditional IQ test because pattern
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recognition there's four ways of there's four things in an IQ test one of them is pattern
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recognition but it's the context in which they're doing patterns like oh you've got like dots here
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like that three dots two dots whatever you've got to kind of match them up and this is this is an
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important one the countries that do the best in iq are actually like china yeah well then ask
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yourself this why do you think that's the case you know china bro they take china they train you
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on iq tests when you're a kid yeah they train so for example i have my i've got my own kids yeah
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i i let them sit an iq test they got whatever numbers they got i said all right say no more
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i got them the mensa cards mensa does uh iq testing yeah uh mensa so i got them the mensa
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cards is like cards that you can get stuff like that yeah and then i said look go through these
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questions go through this we trained we trained we trained two three months later they're on the
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iq test they went up by like what whatever points 10 points so it shows you that getting good at an
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iq test is something that you can develop it doesn't necessarily mean it's memorization yeah
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then this it's just the whole the ones who are making this argument tend to be the most dumb
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people actually yeah because they're the far right guys far right guys statistically are the stupidest
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guys in this country this isn't that's the case like you're not going to find people that coming
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out of oxford and cambridge you know talking like this bro they don't talk like that
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They're the ones that follow the boy activities the most.
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What it is, they need something outside of their own unaccomplished selves
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to point at so that they can feel accomplished.
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Because they are so unaccomplished, educationally and otherwise,
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Would you say that's why they take the collective identity with things like sports, they then say we want, so it kind of fills that sense in them that's missing?
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It can do, but sports is more of a tribal thing as well.
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So it's a multifaceted analysis, but I think that is one of the reasons.
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People that are more inclined to really follow in football or sports are mostly people that are lower educated.
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so when you're doing studies like this if there's a subjective manner like what is white
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how do you establish that because that's the thing that it's a social construct
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that's a social construct how would you even define white that's exactly right yeah so as
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you're italian for example right yeah so a lot of them they start the clock at the greeks
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i'll probably say genetically because greek civilization was one of the most wonderful
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and accomplished if you want to put it that way civilizations of all time philosophically and
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otherwise like you got aristotle plato socrates all this kind of guys that particular period which
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was before jesus christ so obviously like aristotle died i don't know 325 bc yeah so that's 300 years
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before jesus it produced all the logical reasoning that we now use actually that was formalized then
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yeah everybody uses the methods that were found in the organo by aristotle that he wrote the
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methods that he wrote in the metaphysics the method that he wrote in the physics everything
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is almost essentially based on that but what are the greeks the greeks are mediterranean people
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probably closer to some north africans today than they are to the white man to west europeans
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like if you look at it from a genetic perspective bro there's probably more similarities genetic
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similarities between spanish people and moroccans and there is between for example moroccans and uh
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sorry spanish people and english people and so the the whole the mediterranean line is these
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why are these people white in the first place in the way that you decide that they're white
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because the west western european extension does not signify that number two is the roman empire
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you could argue is a mixture of that so the the type of white we're talking about is not the same
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kind of white we're seeing in england in america it's a different kind of white it's more mediterranean
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yeah so it's one of those things where it's like it's not even a straight line
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And this is always a question that troubles them.
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When does a mixed race person like taint you enough to disqualify you from whiteness?
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You ask 10 of them how much of another race you need to have in order for you to be outside of the box of being white.
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During slavery they said a person with one six or one-eighth of black blood was a black man
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So as long as your white blood was tainted you are a slave. Yeah, so what's that based on the question is was that?
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How do they but what's there's nothing that was a social construct during slavery?
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The whole thing is a social construct. Yeah, the whole thing is the social construct
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You know, I mean there's so someone like Nick Fuentes example if he's Mexican, then maybe why is he 25%?
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and admitted that the Jews lost against the Roman Empire,
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and so he wanted to make sure that they don't lose today.
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So you look at what the modern-day Roman Empire is.
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because if they're trying to berate and destroy the white man so much
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destroy rome having someone who doesn't have to abide by these uh control mechanisms is is
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refreshing and you know it's similar to your approach like you saw he went on pierce morgan
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yeah i went on pierce morgan i think we all had the same approach on pierce morgan
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he pretends to be a moral authority exactly and then you realize i remember i was preparing for
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that debate yeah and then you think like pierce morgan's not my dad he's not a principal he's not
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And he was essentially siding with him on that side of things,
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which was bought by Robert Maxwell in the early 90s.
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He did, because I posted a picture of him and Ghislaine Maxwell,
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and I said, it's a lyric from a Kanye West song.
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Yeah, he says, why would you go to that island?
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but it's just a funny song lyric, and then he threatened to sue me.
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he wanted to debate me and then ran away suing someone for defamation in america is very hard
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especially from your from the uk yeah but when you're plugged up with epstein's lawyers and
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everything it's not really a situation that i want to get in yeah yeah this is all allegedly
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yeah definitely definitely he asked to debate me and then he he uh he canceled it but the
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methodology now and you know i think you were one of the pioneers of that is just
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one dominate because they don't you don't owe them anything yeah but you got to remember that
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is a person that's like craving validation at a very very high level comes from a lot of guilt
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and yeah maybe i don't know exactly what it's coming from but it's validation from who from
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people from people yeah he wants to be loved by like multiple different audiences it's difficult
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it's a bit like andrew tate andrew tate is the same and if you're like that too much you actually
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look weak at the end of it if you're trying to please everybody you please nobody yeah
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you know and also people innately you have to have the courage to be disliked like the name
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of that book that was written i remember there was uh one of the far right guys said that to me
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because i was defending haiti when they had this whole story about haitians eating cats and dogs
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that was a false story just like the one in the uk where this uh top goy said that they're coming
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to slaughter your daughter we found out the guy was german born and the other guy was born in the
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he was a christian born in england he wasn't an invader but he's saying oh you need to stand up
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for yourself i'm like this is this is stupid yeah the same thing happened in america around the same
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time they were saying like they're eating the cats they're eating the dogs they're eating the dog and
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the guy was born in america i mean it was a woman born in america wasn't haitian and then they told
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me you know people that usually would dunk on Haitians Matt Walsh this guy will always dunk
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at Haitians they give you respect because they're like at least you stood up for your people but if
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you try to like bootlick and you know please NASA I think there's a there's an innate disgust like
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yeah you're saying the right things for those people but they don't they don't actually like
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you they just like the fact that you're doing their bidding 100% there's no respect 100% bro
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yeah no it's you've hit the nail on the head with that man it's um a lot of it is just to do with
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fact that if you come across as appeasing it actually has the exact opposite effect that
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you're trying to achieve you know like right now i predict you know who's gonna chuck out
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andrew tate proper chuck him out is the right wing they're just waiting for their reason but
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the far right not the right wing but the far right the racists the british racists and the fascists
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He said when Trump invaded Venezuela and kidnapped Maduro,
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Like you know, one of the things in Surah Al-Ma'id
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that they are lenient and humble with the believers
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that okay I know that I'm going to say something
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that are going to be very offended with what I say,
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but I'm doing it because I believe it's the truth.
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Now, when you're like that, actually, kind of ironically,
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because you think that this person is principled.
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They're not just changing their opinion at each time
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I think a public figure with so many shills in this space,
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Because especially if you're a producer of social media,
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you're always interacting with what people are saying.
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then you'll end up being a slave to people's opinion, bro.
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You're going to be a slave to people's thoughts
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and is that why you've dialed back uh no not necessarily i just kind of had the fight i had
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lots of things like it's not you know as much but i want to get back into a little bit more
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i had a few like i had a court case i had a few things that's you had all these defamation cases
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going on you've been going through a lot yeah i was like war after war so i had to like focus on
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so many different things at one time but um i had the phd i'm trying to complete now you know
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the point of social media is that you have to treat it just like a drug.
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You will attach your happiness and your sadness
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They will never, Wallahi, whoever you are.
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This is why we need to understand what Tawheed is
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Anything that you put before Allah, Allah will humiliate you with that thing
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I know one brother, his wife, I don't know how close it but his wife was this woman
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And I said to him, just give me the dynamics of your household
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I did whatever she wanted, she would spend my car
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To the point he's a Muslim, he was like I was even contemplating going to a magician to get her back
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you will see they humiliate you but they do something where you're like bro i was not expecting
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that from that person and the reason behind it is because allah is always trying to teach you one
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message and that is and i always say to people before we was alive like allah says in the
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كَفَ تَغْفُرُونَ بِاللَّهِ وَقُنْتُمْ أَمْوَاتَمْ وَحَيَاكُ
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I'll be honest with you. The reason being is that...
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كَفَ تَغْفُرُونَ بِاللَّهِ وَقُنْتُمْ أَمْوَاتَمْ وَحَيَاكُ
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and you would die again and we'll give you life again.
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Do you want to enter the grave instead of your son?
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I don't want him that much to come in the grave.
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He must be born into my family, but when I come, I kiss him on the head, I'll give, give.
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But sometimes he swears at me, he swears at Allah, he's messenger.
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I have to just show my manners and leave it out there and say, Dad, I don't want to talk anymore.
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But anyone that you put before Allah, all the more, so he's coming.
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Anything, whatever it is, your mom, your dad, and that's why Allah's put that in place.
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Bro, like I've had friends that I know with berries.
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Wallahi, there was one guy, he had bad companions.
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They called him to a party and passed away, yeah?
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After we buried him, his friends, Wallahi, after behind me, they're talking about meats not with ghosts.
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I mean, Mahir, I was saying, bro, you just buried the guy, and now you don't give a crap around him.
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So, it's very important to choose friends and understand, the only one you truly have is Allah, bro.
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Never will the Jews and Christians be pleased with you until you become one of them.
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And this is why I was doing a reaction video with you and Myron today, about you and Myron's debate, about, you know, America.
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i've done a video i haven't released it yet yeah yeah and even when i look at myron i was like
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bro who are you trying to play this with all your respect like he's got like a chip on his shoulder
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he's our brother look he's our brother he's right he's a brother but like he posted in response to
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this he ai he made himself white with ai say what now and that wallah pushing away a muslim guy you
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know oh yeah who done that who done that myron he ai'd himself as a white guy pushing away muslim
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why and it's gonna be so funny we're gonna be the opposite like we're gonna push him away
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and this is something i learned when i first came i came a muslim i didn't understand this concept
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what does it mean for the sake of allah can i not be nice to sunny or sneaker or warner because
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just because i want to you know i realized i realized i've got deficiency of course there's
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always going to be certain conditions yeah i'm going to be good to sunny or uh sneaker or warner
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because you know what i'm doing a stream with them argument saying yeah if i wasn't a muslim
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i'm going to do something and they might do a favor in return yeah i understood what this concept
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mean and it's hard to live by it but loving for the sake of allah means the following bro you come
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to me and say bro can you lend me money i'm in a difficult place no problem bro here's five
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thousand pounds okay then i hear you from warner that you're you're swearing at me bro he's such
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a idiot bro that guy is such a clown if i in my heart enters my heart bro i don't even know why
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i helped him that's not for the sake of allah it's conditional if i said you know what is that what
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I'm not doing it to give you, you to lend me money back.
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I lend him five grand a day, next year I'm going to ask him for 10 grand.
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When it's for the sake of Allah, bro, it means there is no connection.
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Even if you insult me or try to attack me, I will say, brother, I will do that act again.
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Because my reward is if Allah is not with you.
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much more logical to do that too it is understanding that if you have your
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reward and you know why sony you become more happier when you do stuff for the
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sake of allah and they disappoint you if the condition was he's going i'm doing
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this so he can say thank you to me brother when you do it you're like listen
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i don't want nothing from you that even if you disrespect or insult you
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might say disappointing but i'm happy i did what i did because it
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was enough to do with this condition of how he treated me
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and that is such a hard concept to do and that's another mechanism of getting
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um contentment is the treasure of the muslim like having rida or having contentment just like
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knowing that you know for example if you look at someone who's poorer than you and you compare
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yourself like the prophet said he says look at those who are lower than you like that have less
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money than you have less don't look at those who have more all the time because if you do that
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you're going to become ungrateful so a lot of it is to do with like these these themes are
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interconnected like having blessings barakah gratitude contentment when you have these
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things together it creates a better psychological setup for human being and by the way there's
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studies on this i just came across a study subhanallah like it was done in 2025 and it was
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about ramadan yeah this is the only study that i came across of this kind about ramadan and i put
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it on my twitter and stuff yeah and it looked at the psychological impact of fasting and it said
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that people that fast their depressive symptoms go down by 80 so if you have depression can you
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imagine 80 reduction in depression that's more than any antidepressant by the way because when
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they did the studies on antidepressants the the the movement was like 25 percent 50 percent maximum
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over a long period of time and a lot of them a lot of it was attributed to the placebo effect
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so fasting has a stronger clinical and researched impact on your mood makes you more grateful makes
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you more less anxious less depressed etc we have the institutional mechanisms of how to achieve
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so you know sometimes what I do sometimes we calculate stuff for example saving I'm doing a
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bit of saving sometimes hearing that I check my bank account you know what I noticed bro I use
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barakah there was one brother you know Junaid Junaid is a brother that we know we went to his
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restaurant in Zinnah a long time ago he goes bro there was a time in my life the money that's
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coming in the money going out is not making sense what's coming in and what's going out is not making
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sense bro but things just will flow because Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala it's a metaphysical reality
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we don't understand we are so focused on imperative imperative yeah what i see touch
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feel taste here that's all we know we're seeing this whole metaphysical reality so for example
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when it comes to sadaqa yeah okay i'll tell you sadaqa like donating for the salama project you
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can donate there anyways so i have to plug that in yes i know sorry i know snakeon won't hate me
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when i do that but forgive me but anyways yeah i have to plug in the mask but anyways what i'm
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saying is this um the process said sadaqa would never make you poor so now let's understand the
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the logic how could you give money and not become poor i don't understand how is it like if you
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give give give you will say logically if you go to any financial advisor they'll say to you if you
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spend a lot you're going to become poor the process i'm saying sadaqa will never make you poor
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meaning there's a metaphysical reality truth that's been told to you which requires you to
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have tawakul you have to have trust in that now what does that mean now i'll be honest with you
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i'm a witness that you would you do sadaqa for all of us i have never given 20 pounds or 100
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pounds in charity except it comes back to me not a fairy fairy coming and putting money under my
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pillow with the reward a job either that or a job opportunity somewhere somewhere brother that money
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always gets returned back to me i like when you perform sadaqa by the way i like just messing
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around a little no no no you know but i understand it's a bit annoying sometimes forgive me because
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you know what it is i have a we have a charity about and i'm very passionate about it because
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it's important it's important yeah so i appreciate he he hates it the boss no i don't care
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Because I get fatigued from doing the fundraising
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I used to stand around with Somali drug dealers
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Like full-brown Somali dramas, heroin, cocaine, all this kind of stuff, yeah?
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We used to go to the pubs and all this kind of stuff.
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They would make, probably, eight, nine, ten thousand pounds a day.
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Bro, I've never seen them say, I've saved 50, 60 thousand pounds.
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Because they lost the stash, they have to sell the TV.
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all they will do is every day party crap party crap party crap you will never see them investing
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and this that there is no barakah it's haram you know and and barakah is that element of having
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that supernatural belief in Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that he will take care of you and if
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you do like Allah says in the Quran how the birds leave with the empty stomach and they come back
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with the full stomach and that's what it's crazy like animals that's so true they go out every day
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and they just have to find something and Allah always provides for them we have grocery stores
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Maybe there's billions of species, white cells in our body,
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If you think about it, all of these critical bodies,
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who tells your white blood cells to work and defend you?
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but this is kind of like, both shakes over here.
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When does somebody become someone earnest who's making mistakes?
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And when do they be, when do they reach kafir territory?
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How many mistakes should we tolerate with people before we understand that?
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No, I'm saying they've got, they've got, they've got, they've got, yeah, divide, divide your world.
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After Kareem, the water is good, or is it another one?
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Child, on the way here, Warner would have to get a new Uber
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Well, I have never seen someone not fit in a car.
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Part of the hospitality in London is that we give you the best, you know, physiotherapy treatment.
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No, no, no, no, you have to do it on the street.
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It says in the Quran that Christians are the closest to us, right?
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It's also Lent right now, the same time as Ramadan.
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لَتَجِدَنَّ أَشَدَّ النَّاسَ عَدَوَةً لَلَّذِينَ أَمَنُوا الْيَهُودَ وَاللَّذِينَ أَشْرَكُوا
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Are they going to turn it into a nightclub soon?
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I know we can't leave we cannot do if you want to go well then I'm gonna put the
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one more coffee destination destination I know sometimes he's a filmmaker to film you know wasn't
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I was talking about how most Americans already have innately,
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inside of them, a lot of these concepts, like barakah,
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from their fifth one, realistically, their innate disposition.
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But they'll attribute it to something like the universe.
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They'll say, the universe has me, instead of just saying they're created.
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So burnt toast theory is a theory that they have where they believe
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You wake up in the morning, you make your toast to go
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That means that the universe is protecting me from something
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If my toast wasn't burnt, I would not be in lakes
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And that's why it's innate for every human being
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like you're saying the universe did this for me
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physics is just not the study of living creatures
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admit for psychological reasons that it's because it's something that created or caused or
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you know the universe so they're saying it's the universe itself it's very interesting and
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correct me if i'm wrong but prophets throughout time they didn't come to tell people that there
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was a creator they just said simply give the credit to your creator yeah they told people
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to worship the creator yeah so it wasn't like because it was assumed that these people already
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knew that there was a creator and don't forget like the one of the biggest studies that was ever
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done um on uh what you call the internal receptivity to believing in god or the idea what we call the
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natural disposition yeah is actually university of oxford they did a study of 32 000 children
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yeah justin barrett yeah he did a study 32 000 children in 50 different countries and it was a
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very expensive study it was millions of pounds yeah it was the biggest study of its kind and
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And they concluded that children, when they're not socialized, have an internal innate disposition in believing in God.
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People, they're not born believing in Jesus as being God.
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Someone could argue, oh, you're not born believing Prophet Muhammad is a prophet.
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The Fittah is not that, oh, we claim someone's born like that.
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You believe in the basic premise that there's a higher power.
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okay you don't you don't you're not born with this belief that you know i am the god or that
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there is no god or that jesus is god you're born with an idea and what justin barrett was showing
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is that children and this is part of a study he showed they're very teleological creatures yeah so
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they're very teleological in their nature which is that they will look at something and they'll
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say what is this for so for example they'll look at the cup and they'll say what's the cup is for
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drinking the cloud is for storing rain the whatever is for such and such so that's ascribing
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purpose to some to entities yeah he says that that is the ultimate extension of teleological
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reasoning is to say to reason that there's a higher power this universe is for is for x y z
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the human being is for x y z but the atheist materialist perspective is like we don't have
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a purpose we're here for nowhere it's meaningless there's no reason for being and allah has a lot
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of things to say about that do you think that we created you randomly and that you will not come
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back to us does a human being think that he's an aimless and purposeless creature it's always
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rhetorical questions is that really what you think because the thing is the truth is this i always
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give this as a thought experiment yeah i say if you just imagine you go to sleep and you wake up
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on a boat or you wake up on a train and you look around and people are just eating and drinking
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are you not going to want to ask questions as to how you got there and what you're doing and where
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you're going well we're in a train of life we're in a ship of life we're going towards death
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that you are certainly going towards your lord so you're going to meet him so you want to convey
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a belt to death that's a fact we're going to die so the question is what we're doing here what's
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the purpose of life people that don't even want to ask themselves that question have a defect
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that have a psychological defect these are people who are self-conceited or self-delusional
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it's like a mental disorder well if you if you take somebody and put them anywhere you're going
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to know the first question how did i get here where am i what am i doing here where am i going
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these are normal questions they ask it anywhere in any other context but when it comes to human
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beings in life they don't ask this very simple question actually so they know for a fact yeah
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the answers to these questions are not going to be to their liking it's going to meet the
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implications are you're going to have to restrict yourself you're going to have to contain your
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desires you're going to have to do things you don't want to do and that's why people don't
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want to go into religion it's not because it's intellectually unsatisfying it's because it's
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it's an impingement it's something which inhibits your desires bro you want to be an animal you
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want to be uh you want to do you want to have intercourse with whoever how many whoever people
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you want to have intercourse with you want to drink whatever you want to drink you want to eat
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whatever you want to eat you want to live that life you don't even have any restriction but the
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irony is when you live that life you actually become depressed yeah a life of no restriction
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is actually a depressed life you know did you see that video of elon musk at the stadium
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and he's standing up he's uh they're plotting and he's looking around he wants to talk to somebody
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like especially if you're a trillionaire if you're a trillion elon musk you have access to anything
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go to any country you can do anything you want you can build whatever you want you can go
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why on your phone man seeing what people say he wanted to a somali woman what is a somali woman
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that was talking on tiktok it's not even and then he was threatening her yeah did you see that
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it makes you into a teenage girl it makes you into it makes you into a junkie it makes you into
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a freak it makes you do ridiculous literally solve world hunger right now and he's tweeting
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instead it's embarrassing bro isn't that crazy he has the wealth to solve world hunger worldwide
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it's a hell of a drug bro it's a hell of a drug honestly the social media is a hell of a drug it's
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worse than most of the drugs it's twitter he's really talking about twitter they can't live
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without it man so that almost proves your point that he's not satisfied with his lifestyle can't
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be that he needs to be on the phone yeah he's getting something from the phone that he's not
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getting from his life he's trying to get validation from it yeah that's what he's obviously you know
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it's we're all like i think there's a saying that how can you be happy when the creator that created
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you is not happy with you exactly man exactly you know and that's what it boils down to we have
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when i spoke to jordan peterson before he became what he became yeah but i spoke to him a couple
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of times one of them was a masjid in the mosque yeah and when i um spoke to him
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he's quite tall you know i've never seen him yeah he's like six foot five at least oh yeah
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yeah he's tall anyway so when i sat with him yeah i said to him listen the quran it says
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whoever goes against my remembrance will have a depressed life yeah and i subsequently i showed
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him i sent him evidence of that what do you mean by me no but i said i sent him evidence of that
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And they concluded that Muslims are the most
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there's going to be a cost bro and the cost is the mask has dropped off
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exactly bro do you know my dad yeah he doesn't follow the stuff like he's 77 years old now yeah
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he spends majority of time in egypt he comes here he goes like you know he doesn't like
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being in the uk a lot because it's like the medicine and everything is not great
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customer service is not great especially for older person yeah yeah
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i understand the reason why is because if if you have one focus your focus is not it's not
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there's multiplicitous so it's not in so many different directions which is by the way exactly
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what the word in the quran that you have multiplicitous uh different aims and objectives
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right in other words if when you start doing so many different aims objectives you become confused
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when you have one purpose or one mission which is to worship god everything else
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is just they just see us as inferior like beings that's what it is they don't even give it a chance
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there's not it's the racial component it's yes yes they don't even give like islam can be true
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it's like no there's a reason elon musk and jordan peterson they won't admit that they're
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they won't even claim christianity but they'll say i like christian culture exactly exactly
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they're they're culturally christian because of the whiteness that's tied to christianism even
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though jesus was a brown olive skin man from palestine exactly right because it was spread
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through the empire of the roman of the romans yeah and so the whiteness and greek culture and
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european culture that's intrinsically tied to christianity and so it's become this when you
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say culturally christian you really mean i'm a white guy they actually believe jesus is like a
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blonde head they actually believe he's a white guy it's rage bait to say that he was from palestine
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and a brown olive skin man yeah by the way the sentiment that oh you know it's not coming from
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our civilization therefore must be false is actually the Quran that there's a
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verse that says this was a half chapter 46 that if this was a good thing they
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would not have gotten there before we did the Jews of the time they said this
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is the same sentiment if this was a good thing they couldn't have arrived at
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this conclusion before we did in other words our civilization is meant to be the
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best and if if we didn't come to the conclusion of their religion first before we did so it's a
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tribalistic reason and there's a lot of that in the quran by the way is a book that goes to the
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heart of human psychology book that's deep did you understand what you said that's deep
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so you're basically saying they look at muslims and go we would have accepted the quran but because
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these inferior beings have done it before us yeah it can't be the truth you know who said that we
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it would have come to us we would look at their countries bro look at that today's iteration is
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look at their countries how can they be on the truth and we'd be on the falsehood there's a
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certain uh world leader who said that almost to a tee exactly what you said there's uh i want to
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see if you know great minds you know well as even yes he says he found christianity to be
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he found christianity to be a weak and feeble religion yeah and he regretted that his nation
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that's the word that he used it's basically a strong religion and he said he preferred and
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when he talked about christianity he said christianity is the religion of slaves
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and the reason why he came to that conclusion is essentially because if your god is being
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humiliated yeah like if you think about this what's happening your god you believe this is god
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incarnate he's being humiliated by another individual what does that tell you of how
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you should be living your life then really being humiliated is a good thing i mean if if we're in
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image of god and god is being human so therefore me being human is a good thing so this idea of
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self-persecution and and weak weak and all that this is something nietzsche didn't like and he
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he enjoyed or he preferred the self-might and the iza if you want to call it yeah the strength of
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islam he liked that the only reason the way that they were regretful about it uh let me finish
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they did not see you with the penis i wanted to tell don't say it again well they didn't see it
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profile person they didn't see it don't put that online they didn't see it i'm actually a lawyer
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it didn't happen germany to be muslim but he just couldn't because you saw it as submitting to the
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arab exactly like a inferior race in it well he wanted a racial caste system right he was a racial
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supremacist and so he just didn't want to submit to that idea yeah exactly it boils down to tribalism
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in-group out-group dynamics it can't be well can't hide on mess if it was good it cannot be from this
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lower civilization that's why do you know what's a very powerful aya in the quran that like i was
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thinking about yeah this is a supplication we are meant to make but allah tells us to make
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oh allah don't make us a tribulation for those who have disbelieved ibn kathir who's one of the
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major exegetes of the quran he says that one of the ways that muslims make themselves a fitna
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for the other nations is by losing wars because when they lose wars the other nation thinks well
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If they're on the truth, how can they be losing wars?
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And now it's really a hard time to give dawah, bro.
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After that, maybe like there's two or three other times in Islamic history like this.
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And one of them was in the early times of Islam.
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But this is one of the hard times to give dawah to Westerners.
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If you go to Africa, do you know how easy it is to give dawah?
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Akhi, wallahi, you can go to any of the sub-Saharan.
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You can get hundreds of shahadahs in one day, no problem
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But if you go to a middle class area here in London
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You'll be lucky to get one person to become Muslim in one month of Dawah
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It's racial, it's civilizational, but it's money
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All three things combined make someone, gives them the feeling of self-sufficiency
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you know it changes perception and you know uh once he wrote a letter from mawia he was buying
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like he was buying something really like expensive and he said the only reason i'm doing this is
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because these no he was he was wearing clothes that yeah this is yeah yeah and he said i'm doing
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it for this reason yeah he said can i be completely honest with you please wallahi i don't care about
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what i wear yeah i for years i would wear he got mad at me he would yell at me and my friends would
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The reason I'm actually putting more effort into my experience
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Aki, sometimes I feel sick when I'm around people
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and I talk about money, business, money, business,
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anytime i would come across these kind of people i would feel it and it's because of that and then
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i had to come to the realization okay true but that doesn't mean like carry money in your hands
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yeah in your heart that's right for the sake of allah but in your heart do you get it do this
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stuff spend for the sake of allah drive nice cars do yeah yeah do your thing but it should be white
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for the dean why badly to show that you can but in today's time that if you if this year if this
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I see an imam. I went to Turkey and there's now another expectation of people in the Dawa, imams, yeah?
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How could you drive something nice? Bro, I went to Turkey, I was cold.
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You know they do this fake, original fake Prada. I went, I don't know, I said, brother, I'm cold, can I have a scarf?
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He said, yeah, this one. I didn't know it was Prada or Gucci, yeah? It was like 20 pounds.
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I came to London and I was just wearing it. And I made a joke on camera and I go, yeah, guys, I don't know what Prada is.
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Brother, it starts like, oh, I knew he's spending dawah money, he's rubbing it up.
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I said, brother, I even made the job, I made a statement, I said, this is fake, nada.
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I'm like, what, you're talking about umas money.
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But there's this perception, if you're a religious person, bro, you should eat grass.
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You cannot be, if they saw you, if they saw him in a nice car, or me.
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Well, Joe, in the past, Islam, the scholarly class, the scholars, were warriors at the same time.
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The reason why the Muslim world is where he sat now
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That was one thing Muslims were really good at
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There was lots of these guys that went to Syria
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so the cia probably done the infrastructure but there were legitimate people from like lower down
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kind of working class areas that would come and be fooled by the propaganda i remember it very
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clearly but that's not the solution the solution isn't like militia groups and this is state
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it's a muslim block bro that's what we actually need and samuel p huntington who wrote the clash
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of civilizations famous first it was a first it was an article that was written 1998 in foreign
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affairs which is an um which is a uh politics journal yeah and then he made it into a book
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it's actually very if you read that book bro you'll be amazed it's clash of civilizations
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you should yeah it's a must everyone must read it but it's one of those things that you can read it
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in like one day yeah in 20 30 minutes or one hour or two however it is yeah it's just the article
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you can read very quickly the book you can yeah it's a bit longer but samuel p huntington when i
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was growing up because the one who responded to him was edward side i was kind of always looking
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at him with an eye of kind of doubt yeah but then i yeah because he's an orientalist yeah in a sense
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he's an orientalist but then i started realizing the guy was onto something man because do you know
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what he said it's called the clash of civilization so what he said was this yeah he said the world
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No, he didn't call it a Christian civilization.
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he divided between the russians and the americans and he said his thesis was this
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his thesis is that in the end of times essentially the world is moving towards
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an eventual clash of civilizations that's world war three you could interpret what he's saying
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in that way but he's saying that is is the the conflicts will not longer be on a monetary or
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level or it's because of land but it's because of culture the culture wars will it will culminate
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the culture wars that we're seeing today he didn't say this of it but that we're seeing
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twitter and other social media will essentially culminate in a clash of physical civilizations
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in the end of times and what he was he was designated like what latin america is his own
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civilization or does latin america go to the western civilization and who will be with whom
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at the end of times and essentially he was looking at two groups of people that he's
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two or three groups of people that he found were the the most biggest threat the chinese
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the russians and the muslims those are the free civilizations that
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there's going to be a clash of some sorts between those no the americans are they're going to be
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fighting those ones oh yeah so essentially that's he's drawing up um but he said something
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interesting so this is his thesis he says something interesting so for someone who's
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advising the president of the time for someone who's been listened to by policymakers for someone
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of that level he said that if you did have an islamic block then that would be better for the
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world's safety bro because you could the muslims if they had like a it's like balance of power go
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back to balance of power yeah if they had a block then they can defend themselves with this particular
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situation now the genocide if there was like a proper muslim bloc of like six or seven you don't
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even there's 56 muslim majority countries bro six seven bro six seven muslim countries
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but if you got six or seven muslim countries together yeah bro that's it it's competitive
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I mean, they don't represent the public sentiment
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in many muslim countries if they could vote to fight in palestine a lot of them would not would
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actually vote not to if it was a lot of us vote they would vote not to do it really i think so
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but i think a lot of it like yemen no yeah like a country like yemen i think they would all go for
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it yeah to be honest there are some countries like that they would all go for it like jordan i think
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maybe they would all go for it is that true there were arabs fighting for basia during the genocide
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in the 90s there were yeah there were a lot of arabs this was at the time where the the it was
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was fashionable to do this because the americans gave them the all-clear the americans gave them
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the all-clear not only that but that was also a little bit before drone technology and ai and
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stuff let's say you didn't want to go and do something like that now against the world
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superpower it's it's not the same as running with the sword that's true that's absolutely correct
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that's why this whole discussion i don't know what you guys think maybe we should um last discussion
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before we go to the car but about iran yeah iran it's inevitable the u.s is gonna go to war with
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iran for they're gonna go for it isn't it it's probably very soon i think within like several
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weeks it's probably the release of the epstein files that's why nenyan who's visiting right now
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they're putting the final pressure to get this war going israel's been dying to go to war
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with iran for the past several decades what do you think what do you think would happen
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have you seen uh do you know professor jang uh the right woods his synopsis is that
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because of hubris trump is an actor he wants tv appearances and he'll lose for the same reason
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zelensky lost against russia yeah he will deploy 100 000 troops and iran is surrounded by mountains
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it's a mountainous region yeah so you have to bring in troops through helicopters right and
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iran has good missile technology to destroy planes yeah and so just for appearances trump
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over the Middle East without our involvement anymore.
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might be one of the only things. Israel's nuclear
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that if Trump goes nuclear or he bombs too much,
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Putin has made it clear that he will strike America,
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and also Putin doesn't want America to overextend their war empire.
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Well, I don't even think Russia and China will fight for each other.
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it's not really fighting for iran it's fighting against the u.s i don't even think they do that
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i think china's look if you look at china for the last 50 years bro it's all self-defense
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self-containment they're not adventure they're not adventurous like that i look at taiwan as
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an example yeah they could easily take that they could easily take that over there's a reason why
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they're not really doing that because if you know they don't want to take it too far with america i
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and, you know, the Ming and all these dynasties, yeah?
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The Chinese are not really expansionist like that.
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When was the last time China ever fought for another country?
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They're saying America's going to be coming tomorrow.
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If America's going to come to Iran, who's going to be next?
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What is possible though, what is conceivable, is that they would give material and economic support to Iran.
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Like what they did with Pakistan against India.
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So they're going to give them whatever it is they need, planes and stuff.
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And Russia is kind of drained from their fatigue from the fighting with Ukraine.
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So I don't think they even have the capabilities for it at the moment.
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with the exception of Yemen, but once again Yemen
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that country iran is more like afghanistan so if america wants to do a regime change
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in iran it's gonna i mean last time i went to afghanistan it took them what two three trillion
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that's how much it cost them and lost and 20 years war and then they were left
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they left their infrastructure the hardware and they're going
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here's the thing that these guys are really good at guerrilla warfare the taliban are an
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exceptional force when it comes to the vehicle on there they're probably better
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than them because look at what they achieved they're very good the Islamic
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Revolutionary Guard in Iran might not be as good as as the Pashto's in guerrilla
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warfare but they're so entrenched everywhere else and they have ballistic
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and they have drones ballistic missiles drones they have other things as well
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they have an air force which is quite weak to be fair it's not that it's not
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good it's not a good air force and it was exposed actually by israel to be fair um they have a and
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the thing is there's not that much will in iran yeah there's it's not as so the anti-american
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sentiment pretty argued no trust me look in iran the anti-american sentiment is not as much as it
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was in afghanistan it's not really anti-american it's just anti-israel the fact they just yeah
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like if you compare the anti-American sentiment
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There was more will for them to continue a prolonged fight
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and a fight back against insurgency from the Pashto side
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has become completely disillusioned with the ruling elite,
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the khamenei and all of that they don't like them that's iran is a divided nation 50 percent of the
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nation hate the at least more than that maybe more than that they hate those guys they feel
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like they're suppressing them etc now the question is who do they hate more do they hate america more
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or those guys more definitely america yeah they hate america more but there's a good number of
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them who would we saw it with the israel things that would actually be treacherous to the i think
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that's overstated mike pompeo the former cia director under trump's first term he said and
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admitted that the protests in iran were infiltrated by cia masad yeah so those firebombs in the mosque
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that we saw in iran those protests to make it seem like they really hated the iranian government
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that was manipulated by cia to brainwash americans to think oh look we care about the iranian people
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freedom for iran the government's evil this is manipulation i agree so look the thing is in
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general like an insurgency is a very difficult thing to continue like an insurgency for america
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it hasn't been good for them in vietnam they have a losing record with insurgencies
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and it's embarrassing right this is embarrassing to china to russia to other global
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empires this is like we're supposed to be number one yeah but insurgencies are so hard
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i mean to go it because the thing is if you want a regime change you have to have boots on the
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ground and there's no appetite for that in american you can correct me if i'm wrong but
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i don't think the population belief i think that the will in iran is there's much more belief than
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we have yeah the hatred of our government and our people is much stronger than it is the
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evolutionary guard our fight for their existence they would be that that particular entity would
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fight it till the end regime change wouldn't work in iran it would be another disaster like we saw
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all over the middle east in the past 20 years yeah we'll fight for our freedom god damn
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i had a debate with this communist uh do you know jackson hinkle yeah yeah last one last one
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because of the people, the Uyghurs, I saw.
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yeah so they've told me this is what that's happening yeah that's so based on that like
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i can't deny obviously china bro it's not it's not israel and this is not a gaza situation they
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have the highest tech in the world if they wanted to ban all technology they can do with great ease
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so here's what i'll be honest most people that go to china if they go to mainland
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they don't have a problem and even there's muslims are co-existing no problem like in shanghai in
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beijing in some a lot of the cities muslims are co-existing but we're not talking about that
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because china is a massive country bro we talked about america being 9 million kilometers squared
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china is also 9 million kilometers squared like far more people far more people contiguous land
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is probably bigger than america if you remove alaska from the equation so it's it's a huge
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country bro and so if you look at china what's happening in the east of it is like a different
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country to what's happening in shanghai and beijing and these countries these cities um i don't know
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i've never been to china i don't think i can ever go there because of what i've been doing
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but the point is is that i'm basing my testimony on 10 scores of people like i'm saying the same
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thing so i think mr hinkle is the problem with him is that he's just his his brand has become
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some of these guys their brand have become like anti-american foreign policy brands right in
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every so they'll align with china no matter what yeah line with commerce no matter what even if
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don't know how to describe it yeah and there are some things frankly speaking the west has gotten
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right like as an example right we talked about bosnia we talked about for example kosovo when
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they were being oppressed by the uh by the serbs okay tony blair actually had a good reaction to
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it and in fact nowadays there's so many people in kosovo called tony because of because of tony
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blair bro they they erected a bloody statue of him i don't know what they've done because
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and this was his appetite for okay like foreign policy adventurism this was before the iraq war
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but he went into kosovo and he he kind of did something good for them and they
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because when people like him until this day a lot of them because
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he saw the oppression we will say that okay that's an example of an intervention which
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might have been a moral one an acceptable one yeah just because the west doesn't it doesn't
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mean it's wrong so they've taken this this this stance that everything about zionism that
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everything that america does is bad yeah it's not like that though albania too they have uh plenty
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of street names named after presidents yeah it's very similar exactly so it's we've got to look at
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things on like we've got to be fair-minded like so he's got his own brand i understand that his
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narrative has got to be like anti-america at all costs and no matter what the situation he's getting
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paid by intelligence i don't know i don't care because he's not that big like i've only seen
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him on twitter i've not seen them on youtube and elsewhere like when you like he's not a big figure
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he's there's no question about fuentes yeah what what's his name if you compare as like a public
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speaker fuentes versus hinkle hinkle wouldn't even and some of that rhetoric it gets confused
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because like then they think all free palestine people or people that say free palestine are
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anti-american yeah yesterday i made a joke about america being the great shaitan that's why we're
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praying in times square it's oh you hate america you hate there's a difference between being
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critical of the problems in the west and wanting to remove israeli influence yeah and i i love
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america i was born in america i care about my country absolutely so wanting to get this parasite
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out you know it doesn't mean that you hate the land it's like if you have a family right and
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there are people in your family that are doing wrong things you want to correct them because
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you love them if you love them if my son is a delinquent so i love my son he can do what he
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wants no if i love my son i'll tell him i'll correct him you're doing wrong here my boy
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you know that's what i'll tell him but these guys they confuse going against america from a foreign
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policy perspective with being anti-american and in fact it's pro-american because that's what
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america's founded on america's founded on self-criticism checks and balances separation
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of powers and accountability self-accountability that's why freedom of expression and speech are
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there so people can critique the inner workings of the government yeah this is really fun but we'll
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go now ali dala aiden ross just texted me the clip from last year when you said the 50 sons
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versus uh gay the 50 gay sounds about christian saying is he christian himself no he's jew aiden
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rosteen really yeah yeah he's very he's king jew he should be the prime minister he's a big shreem
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mostly for the kids one of the biggest in the world yeah what's that well he's just laughing
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at you saying that we need to speak to this guy we'll bring him to islam i brought him to the
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majid i got him to say la ilaha he put his head to the floor too i got him to pray last
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Let me get this one, then you get the next one.
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The quote, I'd rather have 50 sons who are homosexual than one son who's a Christian.
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I'll definitely take a Christian son over 50 gay kids.
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What if he's a homosexual and doesn't practice homosexuality?
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The dollar has got to be easier on a Christian than 50 gay kids
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oh it was a Warner I don't know the big guy what I put my shoes which light is
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i tried to get it some like they said someone covered it i told him not to so may allah bless
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you is fine i will not pick up that million is that a some qatari rich guy
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yo how are we doing this one can you have a quick picture with you just for the restaurant
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yeah one of your marcos we can sit in the corner yeah yeah of course thank you
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no, I understand, I understand, I forgot about it.
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Balan, right? Balan, balan, it's dark, a bit dark.
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Obviously, turn the camera towards this, Kozu, not the empty seat, right?
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Just use the manual focus and film what's going on right now.
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Well, shouldn't it be you and Muhammad hijab?
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Do you know the the best shisha lounge what's that the best shisha lounge
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Yeah, you know the best thoughts right you're the guy right I always that every time I come
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to London if you guys want shisha ask Ali down what he knows okay
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match the iso turn it the light softer the softest light there is
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Where are you going? Just tell me where you're going. I'm going to follow you.
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Why do you need me in the van, bro? Just keep the stream going.
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Don't worry about me. Rizwan, you don't need me.
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Where are you guys going? Where do you want to go?
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You want to go to a place? You want tea? Coffee? What do you want?
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Okay, where? Because you want somewhere open too late.
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Let's not sit here because everyone's going to know where we are, man.
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I think you're dealing with the blind guy.
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I think the dollar stuff, it's better to separate.
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close actually oh there's a few that are running fresh juice would be very good right now good idea
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one second one second let me find someone that we can park because you can't park in soho you
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can't you can't find it it's all you can't you can't okay go to soho i'm gonna meet you there
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okay okay look look this one look yeah okay you know what you know what because you know what we
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can do we come with me yeah because we can do a bit of can we clip the stream yeah of course you
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I'm going to put some piece on my backpack here, yeah?
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Inshallah, he discombobulates his opponent in June.
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Yeah, I think it ended with the elbows, actually,
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elbows, elbows, the crowd was saying elbows, didn't it?
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The crowd can actually have good ideas sometimes, isn't it?
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When I saw his legs stiffen, I was like, yeah, this is what we need.
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You can easily break your hand in a street fight.
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Dude, you know how hard it is to damage your elbow?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's hard, it's hard. It's very hard.
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Are you good in the clinch? The Muay Thai clinch?
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yeah not bad but i'm i'm better with wrestling you know okay okay nice like mma wrestling i'm
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not bad at it hey man if you get that muay thai clinch and then with the ah you ah you know what
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i'm saying like oh man you could oh yeah yeah that's a good point actually and then especially
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with the knees straight to the bottom of the chin if i just get one knee on that guy it'll
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it'll damage you for life yeah and then you can fake knee and then elbow to the face oh my god
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And once you just, you can just ragdoll them, you know what I mean?
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And talk shit the whole time, you know what I mean?
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So you demoralize them, you know what I mean?
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Honestly, to me, that's so fun, demoralizing your opponent.
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There is a part of me that's actually like, you know, I respect the fact that he wants to get into the ring in an MMA context.
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I have to respect that because it takes guts for anybody to go into a cage.
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So, like, okay, if I was going to fight someone that's 7'4", or something, with a massive wingspan,
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and then he's better than me as well, and he's younger than me, bro.
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how tall is he he's like six foot or something yeah though your last opponent was pretty short
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no he was six two you know he was yeah no but he's a giant yeah he's like the weight difference
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must have been i know heavyweight there's uh i think it was the same really yeah um 265 pounds
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but this guy coming up how much is what's his weight height probably 110 like so probably about
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250 pounds his height six foot yeah he's giving up a lot of reach he's giving up a lot of like height
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it's i have to give him credit what's his background he's i think he's boxing i think
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for boxing yeah i think it's boxing but i'll be honest like distance and then just dominate
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yeah if i can if i can catch him before he comes in because the thing is here's how i see it for
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him if i was his coach i'd tell him listen you don't go near this guy because he's grappling
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is much better the truth is he doesn't realize how much better my grappling is so if don't go
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near him so he can grapple you you have to with a shorter opponent versus a taller opponent you have
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to try and land something like an overhand right because that comes through the um the defenses
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right so if i'm standing here and he gets an overhand right but for him to do an overhand right
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for it to come to me he has to come forward and when he's coming forward he's taking a risk but
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that's what he has to do if he doesn't take that risk then he's putting himself at risk because
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then i can do what i want so for him you have to punish him every time it comes forward you have to
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something might happen, but then he has a chance
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And if he comes too close, then I'm gonna grapple him
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So from his perspective, he needs to make it exciting.
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He needs to come in, he needs to get close to me,
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That's obviously, if you have a shorter and a taller
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But he beat taller opponents because he was so efficient at slipping.
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And in MMA, it's not good to do that, the way he does it.
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So if you're doing that, the way he goes, he kind of exacerbates his movements.
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If you try and do that in MMA, you're moving into someone's high kick.
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And that could be an even more devastating knockout.
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And then you can just feint, set him up, and then, bah.
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If he's boxing, what's your, is it wrestling, like the companions?
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So I competed in a lot of jujitsu competitions, so many, yeah?
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Now, people don't realize MMA wrestling is different to freestyle wrestling.
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Now, I did a bit of an analysis because I wanted to find out in the UFC, yeah, what is the best base?
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People are going to say the best base in the UFC, in MMA.
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What I mean by best base is like, okay, so the parameter is people that are champions,
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what background did they come from yeah and the answer is statistically the majority of champions
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came from wrestling back right now it's sambo no just wrestling in general yeah so wrestling
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there's two different types predominantly which comprise the pool of ufc talent one of them is
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called uh folk star wrestling yeah which is an america it's american style of wrestling which
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focus a lot on like keeping the person down uh mat returns and these kinds of things and then
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there's freestyle wrestling obviously you had like daniel cormier he was a he was an olympic champ
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oh he wasn't an olympic champ but he was i think third place or something like that so he was
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olympian you had henry sujudo who was an olympic champ uh you had uh romero or yoel romero who was
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a silver medalist okay and they ironically enough changed and they're that their style a little bit
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but they did well then you have a lot of like folk style kind of wrestling types that like
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ncaa and below that they they comprise the majority of um champions and obviously sambo
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in a way the sambo that kind of khabib does and islam makachev and stuff is is a hit is um
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grappling dominant or grappling heavy kind of sambo so obviously now in terms of base it's
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obvious that the best base for mma has proven to be a kind of grappling that's obvious um the
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The second majority, I think, statistically, from what I looked at in the list, there was a list that I looked at, was actually BJJ.
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There was more, I think, BJJ champions, like, of a BJJ background, than even kickboxing.
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You have, like, kickboxing guys, like Pereira, you have, obviously, Adesanya, you have people from a pure kickboxing background, but it's not, if you, usually those styles don't do well.
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So, if you get a pure kickboxer versus a pure, pure grappler, generally speaking, the trend is, the grappler will win.
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By the way, why do you think Hamzat is begging Pereira for a fight?
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He is the best kickboxer probably in UFC history.
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his actual jiu-jitsu is excellent right if you saw his like he was rolling with um luke rockhold
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one time i saw and he was getting into like butterfly positions he knew what to do with the
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like kind of reverse de la jiva k guards x guard he knows all that stuff you know he can get into
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like a heel hook positioning he knows how to do he has knockouts too he's not just uh people forget
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that he has some clean power man he's got power especially because for his size i mean i think
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He walks around that probably about 100 and something kilos, so about 230 pounds.
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Did you see him pick up John Jones when they were in Chechnya?
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Yeah, but John Jones wasn't really taking it that seriously.
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For a guy that's fighting a middleweight, picking up...
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People are going to find it hard to beat him, but I think a hard fight for him would be
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the heavyweight bro he is he fought heavyweight against yeah he's a heavyweight he needs to
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respect weight categories like if he wants to prove himself he needs to fight someone his size
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man like he you know at the end when you saw him with uh what's his name chase demore yeah
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chase demore to be honest with you i knew that was going to cause a problem for him you know
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because of do you know why andrew tate and i'm no expert in this but he he fights with his hands
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kind of like low in it yeah why because he's got his legs it's kickboxing
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background boxing yeah he can keep he can do so he likes he's got a really good
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side kick he's got a really good roundhouse kick he can even do a head
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kick sometimes that's what i've seen his kicks are clean and they're good but
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they kind of keep him safe but in a boxing environment you don't have any
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kicks so this guy here who's got a longer reach than you
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and he didn't really factor that in as much he doesn't even need to have a good
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technique all you need to do is like if someone never fought in their lives and they're seven
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foot tall it never fought once in one day in his life you have to respect that height and you have
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to like let me give an example like a typical example is this yeah oscar de la hoya actually
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had a boxing match with shaquille o'neal really yeah yeah you can find this online bro i've seen
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that bro shaquille o'neal had zero boxing experience whatsoever yeah and shaquille o'neal
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had a boxing match with Oscar De La Hoya and it was an extremely close contest how come I never
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saw this I don't know someone's been hiding it but Oscar won on points he couldn't knock it went to
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decision it went to of course it would how many rounds like five rounds right if it's a celebrity
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I think it might have been longer than that bro he because his fitness wasn't that bad but he
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didn't know how to throw properly like jabs and stuff he worked it was like kind of less than
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Andrew Tate, bro, he's too big for you to fight him.
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Because, to be honest, he is a heavyweight, yeah?
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He should be looking for other heavyweights to fight.
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Don't accept any fight with someone who's not your weight category, bro.
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People don't realize how serious this advantage is.
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the the famous kickboxer yeah what's his name famous black kickboxer is like
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considered over him no no no he was considered to be like one of the best
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kickboxes of all time and Bob's up Bob's that beat him twice and that's the
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who's right and that's the who's well he watched the fight Bob's up came in what
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did he do but he's just a big guy he wants to know what bloody one attack he's
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a monster he's even big he's like 170 kilos 160 bro imagine you got that he's a heavyweight he was
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fighting one of the best kickboxes of all time that guy just bum rushed him bro he just walked
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forward and just start punching and he knocked him out finish first round knockout so the thing
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is bro people don't realize about this the size is very important i don't know what would it be
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for boxing yeah there's a some overweight guy that keeps calling me out and you know putting
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the only things that one of the only sports where it's kind of acceptable for a smaller man to fight
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a bigger man is jiu-jitsu it's like marcelo garcia for example yeah he's a small man bro like he can
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be like this guy mickey musumichi what's his name mikey musumichi challenged me to a jiu-jitsu or
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mma here come on man yeah he's one of the best in the world at bjj it was like no the guy don't
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twist your toe and then forget about that he would beat heavyweights i assure you he would be he'd
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know how to take out heavyweights because he he like that's one of the only sports where a small
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person can put themselves in a leveraged position for example in a heel in his case heel grip
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position and he'll rip the knee of an any big person and the thing is we've taken someone like
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that one is that you're going to have a knee surgery bro like guaranteed you're going to have
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a knee surgery he's going to rip your knee like the the likelihood of him actually ripping your
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knee is 95 maybe 99 because in order to learn the skills to avert heel hooks you need a couple of
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years bro you need two or three years and the thing is with heel hooks as always they're
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developing that like john danaha i watched this volume he's got three volume he's the coach of
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gsp he's the coach of gordon ryan i don't know if you know him he's like number one
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no key jiu-jitsu competition in the world today yeah he's a reaver right no no no good right no
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no i don't think so it was the other uh gracie oh who's gracie yeah he reverted i think yeah he
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reverted but gordon ryan is like far right guy not far right but i think he's like you know
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right-wing Republican whatever yeah yeah so Gordon Ryan bro what do you call it
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sorry John Donahar I was watching his tutorial and he's like volume two
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volume two the odd philosophy is this and ten years ago heel hooks were like
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this now we've changed it and this is the new philosophy so this is jujitsu is
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such a rapid sport especially with heel hooks that they're changing the
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defense is almost 180 degrees from what used to be to what it is so now before like the traditional
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defense of a heel hook would be to go that way essentially to go counter where the heel hook is
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now it's to slip in most of them are slipping and go in line with it so all of this stuff is
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developing really rapidly and bro like in terms of injuries that you can like get jiu-jitsu might
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be the worst because like i said if you get a knee um injury you'd need to do like you know
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had surgeries on my knee yeah i've had i've had two surgeries on my knee to give you an example
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of i've had two surgeries on my knee i didn't have him sitting down in the restaurant i didn't have
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him sitting anywhere grown man one is still mad he has to sit down on the floor like it's for you
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to learn this stuff man and then it takes time it's like it's like learning a language well
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why it's that it's like at that level of learning aiden ross the jew streamer i was telling you
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about earlier he said yesterday that he wants me to go to dagestan with him this summer
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mma is hybridization mma is the ultimate way to fight another human being because you can do
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whatever you want essentially without like eye gouging and and you know hitting the testicles
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etc but you can do what you want the point with freestyle wrestling bro is that it sometimes does
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translate very well into um into mma and sometimes it doesn't as much ratio wise people that had a
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folk star wrestling background did better than people that with a freestyle wrestling background
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just tell them I want to focus a lot on MMA wrestling.
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Because MMA wrestling includes like on the fence.
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That's why you'll find people getting taken down, bro.
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He's not a wrestler. He's he's I can't remember who his parents coach, right? Nah. Oh, yeah
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He's one of his like teammates slash coaches. Yeah, he took he took down a gold medal
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I can't remember who he was but he took him down because MMA wrestling is different
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So that's what I would do if I went there. They're the best in the world at that point
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And it like their controls and stuff on the wall in the morning and that stuff is they're really good
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You know when Hellboy, he smashes the car like, you know, he's caught at me, he just smashes the car.
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This is where you're making the Indian jokes.
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When hijab comes back for the bathroom, let's mic him up.
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how do you want to sit uh i'll have hijab sit here you should sit out somewhere on this side
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maybe sit next to me here hey hold on i want hijab to sit here yeah okay but let's sunny sit
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here hey sunny they have wi-fi too by the way the bitrate's good in london we have uh
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job is a w guest right always is yo i'm loving this stream right now huh so good yeah
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he knows how to keep things interesting he has a lot of different
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topics he's very versatile and what you can talk about you know what i mean you turn this light off
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our meeting with shamsi i should text him i think he's in medina i saw him with jack boy in medina
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any way to fade the background noise uh unless we ask him to turn on the music i'm not going to do
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You seem like you don't eat cake at birthday parties.
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I just wanted to set for not to get too much Dawa.
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You know, we're sitting on the floor eating with our hands like Mom Donnie.
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No, but we're talking about Islam the whole time
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I feel bad. We keep micing and re-micing you the whole night.
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I haven't slept much at all since I've been back in London.
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and these are people that want the best for this guy for his health guess how much they offer me to
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take the fight yes one million yeah spot on how'd you guess that that was good because it's like
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exactly how much they would get you can get so many other fights with people your size and weight
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but it's it's not fair what do you think calen and you take what's the fighting for
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and he was probably weighed 2.30 when I fought him.
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You know, the ones that are the best sellers, good ones.
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So he's going to give you a top-up service now.
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It doesn't feel like it's been two years since we've been here.
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Wallahi, I'm actually surprised he wants to fight a lightweight.
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It's so bad. I can't even express how bad that is. That's bad.
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Well, you can understand the personal reasons why.
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Yeah, I wouldn't fight. I don't even fight Muslims.
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I've got my own fight that I'm looking forward to.
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and whatever but i'm saying that like it's got to be someone it's actually an unwritten rule
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that if you're trying to fight someone not in the weight category height doesn't matter there's
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no height category but weight category bro it's like like if i went and cooled out a lightweight
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well i would be humiliated online for that do you remember the the one uh you had to explain
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tautology where you said uh who who made one plus one or one equals three yeah remember that
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I don't want to, I want to, anyway, yeah, it probably weighs 220, two something, called me out, I accepted and ran away.
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If you want to fight, how much do you walk around that?
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So in that, I don't know the boxing category, what's that, what's that, is that lightweight?
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MMA is lightweight, that's welterweight boxing.
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People cut to get to the, wherever they need to get to, innit?
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so what's the what's what is it 160 we'll be fighting at lightweight well you can get down
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to 145 man you can get down to what what do you call it uh maybe what was like
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so what is he fighting lightweight do you guys don't they're saying it's uh it's welterweight
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or middleweight yeah but that's him that's you're walking around with yeah i know so i
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If some heavyweight comes, it's a professional thing.
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If a heavyweight comes to you and he says to you, I want to fight you,
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Well, for his argument's sake, who decided that 160 pounds is 160 pounds?
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Bro, put it in this one, let me ask you this, let me ask you this, yeah, and I agree with Chell Sonnen, remember, Andrew Tate was fighting what, he was fighting light heavyweight, right, when he was kickboxing career, why was he not fighting heavyweight, because he was cutting weight to make whatever, that's his weight, so okay, why do you fight heavyweight, sir, because you know, the reason why people cut weight is to avoid the bigger guy, there's no other reason, there's no other reason, you cut weight to avoid the bigger guy, understand?
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yeah can you put it on your shirt the only reason why you're of your kind
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weight is to avoid a heavier heavier and a bigger opponent so what we try to
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do is to try and create parity fairness equity it's got to be like pound that's
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why there's weight categories yeah so now that you've got a man who's lost a
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fight it's dishonorable for him to ask somebody who is literally I'm sorry to
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say half his not half his weight but at least 30 30 kilogram 40 kilogram less but how much
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now he weighs probably about 100 kilo right so how much does he weigh in kilos 60 kilos
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he goes down to 60 155 is like what's that bro it's almost double the weight well let's analyze
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the read what do you think the reasons are why he would want to do that fight he wants to win
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because he's just lost but he wants to like a so he everyone knows if a heavyweight fights a
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lightweight yeah then the heavyweight is going to win it doesn't even matter what is
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wallah like a heavyweight amateur will knock out finish uh uh a professional knock him out finish
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like i said to you the ultimate evidence of that how look look at this okay oscar dalong
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was a lightweight it was your weight he was fighting at your weight category yeah
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he was the same oscar dalong that formed what's his name um floyd mayweather lost in a close fight
03:11:08.580
Not with boxing, it's not like the debate is not there.
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The debate is more like, as I said, jiu-jitsu accepted.
03:11:25.620
You should fight someone who's all size, bro.
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Yeah, I don't think you guys should have played that song or whatever,
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because it's just going to cause a lot of headache.
03:11:42.460
You know, and obviously, Hitler's a bad man, isn't it?
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03:11:46.800
Yeah, but again, niggas weren't highly Hitler.
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03:11:53.600
But I think that the way that Andrew takes that with it after,
03:11:59.020
they'll go on pbd's show and apologize and this and that okay i don't like the way he's moving
03:12:06.380
at the moment you know and he's fighting career he needs a solid win my heavyweight well lightweight
03:13:35.800
Yeah, so don't take through a fight like that, man.