00:39:23.360If someone like, even to be fair, even like Richard Dawkins, who I would love to debate one day, but if he says, look, I'm sorry, but, you know, go and build yourself up a little bit more and then come back to me, I'll say to him, yeah, fair enough. You can say things like that, but you might not be alive. You know, I might not be alive. You might not be alive. Nobody might be alive, but he's 18 something years old. You know, fine. If you're the A side, you can speak like that. But if you're not the A side, you can't speak like that.
00:39:48.800So by the end of the month, there's going to be some announcement that we're going to make about some things that's going to happen. But I'm definitely going to give debating a bit of a rest for now until something comes up.
00:40:03.880I figured you were going to. That's probably the smart decision. Are you good friends with Faraz Sahabi? Because I'm planning a stream with him to go out to Montreal. I'm headed to Canada tomorrow. Are you good friends with him?
00:40:15.860Very good friends with him. I think he's, I even watched, I've actually watched most of his videos as well.
00:40:21.680People don't know that he's got, he's actually got this kind of, he's got a website called jujuclub.com.
00:40:27.240And I've, and that website, he, he puts tutorials about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, striking tutorials, a lot of like mixed martial arts stuff.
00:40:35.620And they're really good. He's a good teacher. Like he shows how to, he breaks things down analytically.
00:40:41.680Um, he's a grappling expert under John Danaha, who's like, you know, really and truly one of the greatest grapplers alive today.
00:40:51.480Um, and he's obviously an MMA expert. He's Joe Rogan described him as the best MMA coach in the world today, actually.
00:40:59.020And, uh, GSP, uh, was a student of his. So you can imagine GSP is considered really the best MMA fighter in the world today.
00:41:06.140Uh, of all time, actually, because of all time. So this is the level that we're, for us, the hobby is a, is a treasure in the community because he combines between like the philosophical understanding, the intelligence, but also the, the warrior spirit and also the, you know, the, the love for martial arts.
00:41:22.780So I think he's a great friend of mine and, uh, uh, someone I've learned a lot from, uh, and, uh, taken a lot from personally.
00:41:30.900Okay. That's a good recommendation. Uh, there's a lot, anything that I should ask him?
00:41:36.140Just in general, I probably just pick his brain.
00:41:39.340I think so. I mean, look, I mean, uh, you know, um, it depends on what you want to, what your objectives are.
00:41:44.720If your objectives are to get good at, uh, mixed martial arts, then, um, clearly you can ask him a good template, speak to him in a macro sense.
00:41:54.400What is, because if you go to, if you go to Montreal for a couple of weeks, you're not going to go and come back as, uh, you know, GSP, but what you might go and come back with is the way to become like the new GSP.
00:42:05.420In a sense that he'll give you the tools. He'll give you the routines. He'll give you the, like anything to do with routines.
00:42:12.080I think is always good. When you ask a person of that caliber, what are the routines that I must employ?
00:42:18.580I think these are the kinds of things you've got to ask yourself what your objectives are and then ask him, how, how do you meet those objectives?
00:42:25.620So that when you come back to Florida, that you, you're able to, are you in Florida now?
00:42:31.660Is there alligators? I saw some alligators on the, on the streets.
00:42:34.740No alligators. The hurricane is, you can probably see a little bit outside. It's just nice and sunny. I think it was overhyped by the media. It's okay here.
00:42:41.380Oh, really? I saw some alligators and stuff like that.
00:42:44.400Yeah. But yeah, I mean, that's what it is, bro. Like, you know, give a man a fish, feed him for a day, teach him how to fish, you know, feed him for a lifetime.
00:42:52.500So someone like Faraz Zahabi, you don't ask him for a fish. You ask him, you know, to, to know how to fish.
00:43:01.780That's, um, that's, yeah, that's the best thing to go with it. But I mean, I wasn't planning to go for a couple of weeks, but it seems like there might be the, it's going to be cold up there.
00:43:13.800It's good. It's, it's now, it's like autumn here. Um, weather's good. We're all waiting for you, bro. You need to come back. I think really you need to relocate here. I know you don't like the weather. You don't, we don't have the, the, the Florida weather, but actually, to be honest, I think our weather is probably better than your guys' at least this week.
00:43:27.800You know, it's alligators, but that's the first week in a long time. Yeah. I do miss London. I've been spending quite a bit of time there this year, but things have quieted down. And speaking of things in London, we tried to set up a debate. I don't know if you know Aiden Ross. We tried to set up a debate with, uh, Dan Bilzerian and, and Tel Aviv, Tommy Robinson. Tommy, uh, didn't, he refused. He didn't respond to it. He ran away from the debate. Unfortunately, Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, uh, Robinson has run away from multiple debates.
00:43:57.800Um, and Dan, from my understanding has a greater reach than Tommy Robinson. Yeah. And since, uh, yeah. And he's well, more, more well-known, more respected. He's come out and said some fantastic things about, uh, Palestine. He's shown to be open-minded.
00:44:12.180And, uh, you know, we have, uh, we have good opinions about this man and we hope that he continues with this principal stance because to be honest with you, he's shown quite a good level of courage and, uh, valor in the face of these, uh, ops and enemies that are on social media. Yes. He would, he wouldn't debate someone like, uh, Tommy wouldn't debate someone like him because he knows that the crowd will be against him.
00:44:36.180He'll know, he knows that, um, that Dan will put him in his place because he, he speaks sense and he doesn't, he doesn't want to debate another white man. He wants to go and debate. Tommy wants to debate brown people with low IQ.
00:44:47.460That's who, that's the, the usual target. He wants to debate somebody who's unknown quantity with a very low IQ so that he can say that. And Tommy's not a debater. Tommy's not an academic. Tommy's not anything.
00:44:59.980Tommy's a street agitator. That's fine. He can, he can agitate on the street. But in fact, what's worse is that he's a street agitator. That's not even an agitator on the streets of the UK because he agitates from Greece when other people with his, uh, lackeys and followers and whipping boys here in the UK will do his work for him because they, uh, feel disenfranchised and have no one else to go to.
00:45:23.240I mean, Dan's not a debater either. Dan Bozerian is a, is a business mogul as a poker player. He does not have a debate background whatsoever. So I thought it was pretty well matched. And also they had a back and forth on Twitter. There were, what's his name? Tommy Robinson was accusing myself of Dan Bozerian of being paid by Iran and Saudi. And I had this funny conversation with Dan. It's like, if someone was going to offer us money to don't pose and take picture with the Quran, we, I would, I would take the money.
00:45:49.720If somebody was offering up some giant sums of money in order to promote Islam, I would gladly take it. But there, there is none.
00:45:57.260Well, what Tommy Robinson is doing is project psychological projection because that he is, um, on the record of getting money through Zionist entities. So he thinks everyone deals with life the way he deals with it. You know, he's gets money, money over morals, all this kind of things. And then he does. So he's on the record of, you know, getting funds and stuff like that.
00:46:16.980And people have shown, Loki, for example, has shown, uh, the trail to the Zionist, uh, uh, causes.
00:46:24.300And so he's, he's projecting, he's saying, oh, you know, Sneeko is getting money from Saudi Arabia.
00:46:29.840But somehow now I didn't know that Saudi Arabia was offering money for people that are doing, uh, dawah.
00:46:36.520That's, that's the first time I've heard of it because if they were, I mean, I've been in the game for a very long time.
00:46:42.620I think I deserve, I'm the first one in the line.
00:46:44.600I should be getting some money from the Saudis, to be honest with you.
00:46:49.780But, um, you know, I mean, it's, it's a modest cause, honest, genuinely.
00:46:54.680I mean, the thing is that that was a very modest cause and you'll find that no one probably offered you anything in the time.
00:47:00.060And the only thing we offer in Islam is truth and brotherhood and, and that's all the things we need.
00:47:13.880People have pulled out of his businesses.
00:47:15.740The shareholders want to get rid of him as the CEO because he's speaking up about Palestine.
00:47:19.960It's, uh, it's a cause that you, you lose a lot for, but you, you gain a nobility and respect from the community.
00:47:25.300Yeah, because if you, I mean, someone, look, the people who have stood up for these causes are going to be etched in history as people who spoke the truth.
00:47:35.680People like Muhammad Ali, people like Malcolm X.
00:47:38.220There's no question, even at their time, if you read Malcolm X's, which I know that you have, you'll find that he found, um, you know, people in his time really opposing him, you know, for what he was saying.
00:47:50.440They considered him to be an extremist.
00:47:51.880They considered him to be out of the ordinary and he was fighting against the tide.
00:47:56.740But at the end of the day, you know, this is actually what gives us meaning and power and strength because we can either decide to be sheep or shepherd.
00:48:06.420There's no third option in the age of social media.
00:48:08.660You can either decide to bring people to a noble cause and to the truth, or you can decide to follow everyone else in what they're doing and go, go with the modern ideology of the day, the fad of the day, whether it's LGBTQ ideology, whether it's trans ideology, whatever it is, you can decide to go with that.
00:48:28.220And you'll be forgotten and rendered irrelevant in the dustbins of history, the trash heap of history.
00:48:34.620Or you can decide to speak the truth, and then you can have a legacy, which is, inshallah, from our perspective as Muslims, sadaqatun jariya, or this idea of a continual charity.
00:48:48.560After you die, if you leave something good, then your good deeds continue, we believe.
00:48:55.100If you've left something good, like, for example, if you leave an orphanage, or, for example, if you leave a water well, or, for example, if you've left good knowledge or good dawah that brings people to Islam and that removes the doubts away from the people,
00:49:06.440this kind of thing, we believe, will continue after your death, in a spiritual sense, and in a material sense, what they have is not going to continue, even within their own lives, let alone after their death.
00:49:19.660I appreciate you for coming on. This was informative, a good precursor to watching this debate. So thanks a lot. I know that it's very late over there in London.
02:54:34.200He's worked with Meta, the British military, Adobe, Captain Morgan, and a bunch of others.
02:54:38.640And he even works with charities like Stand Up To Cancer and even The Prince's Trust to inspire young people to chase their dreams.
02:54:45.380So, point is, the fallout for someone like this that is working with and affiliated to so many different people and brands, all of them are probably going to try and desperately now try and protect their own public reputation.
02:54:56.280But, we'll get back to that side of things in a second.
02:54:58.520Because today, he appeared in court where he's been charged with four counts of sexual penetration without consent, three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm, and one charge of impeding a person's normal breathing or circulation by applying pressure to their neck.
02:55:26.320And the prosecutors even attempted to oppose young Philly's bail application, because they alleged that there was an extremely strong prosecution case supported by CCTV and photo evidence.
02:55:36.820And they basically are trying to make the case that he's not just some ordinary person being tried, and they don't want him to use his social media influence to impede the case.
02:55:44.560Prosecutors also showed pictures to the magistrate which were not shown in court, and in reference to what these photos depicted, they said,
02:55:50.040Across her body is a history of violent acts.
02:55:52.800We say those photos and what is alleged is beyond the pale, beyond what could be considered a consensual act.
02:55:59.680Now, on the other side, Philly's lawyers are questioning the strength of the prosecution's case, because they are claiming that the girl didn't even raise any concerns about sexual assault during a call with her friend at 5.31 a.m.
02:56:10.320Now, the case was adjourned for the day, and he was granted conditional bail.
02:56:13.460But in those conditions, are a ban on contacting his alleged victim.