00:31:19.020Now, the only reason I put this one up is because why would you be surprised that people can't tell you that it's Islam that's the cause of those attacks
00:31:28.940when it turns out that until 15 minutes ago, there had been 117 billion people who've ever lived on Earth,
00:31:38.280each one of whom knew exactly what a male or female was.
00:31:42.760But 15 minutes ago, it became very, very difficult to know this.
00:31:47.200This is why our most, well, I shouldn't say our, I'm Canadian, but your most recent Supreme Court justice
00:31:53.980did not have the epistemological confidence to proclaim what exactly is a woman.
00:32:01.680So that's why I think the parasitic mind resonated so well with people,
00:32:05.740because I offer a framework to explain how we can stray so far from reason and logic.
00:37:39.100So, of course, there's a panoply of a normal distribution.
00:37:43.080But Islam itself, you just have to go read it.
00:37:45.760I mean, read the Quran, read the biography of Muhammad, the Sira, read the hadith, the sayings and deeds of Muhammad, and come to your conclusion.
00:37:55.620One of the reasons, by the way, why it's very...
00:37:57.500And I mentioned this at yesterday's dinner, why it's difficult for a lot of these Islamic apologists to take me on
00:38:03.640is because they can't delegitimize me in the way they might John Smith from Iowa.
00:38:56.580Maybe I'll use the moderator privilege and ask another question.
00:39:00.760In part of the list of how to save the West, you say we should bring in people who share our values.
00:39:07.440How confident are you that our societies today in the quote-unquote West, but that could include Australia and other places, have the ability to inculcate that pride and basic human freedoms and tolerance that we all, I believe, grew up with?
00:39:27.060I really, by nature, by disposition, I'm an optimistic person, and that's why I put that very solemn tweet, is because, you know, it's unimaginable to me to see how completely unaware most people are of these realities, right?
00:39:44.720Just to kind of go on a side note, Justin Trudeau has been our prime minister for eight years.
00:39:51.280I was warning about him well before he became prime minister, and then now many people write to me and say, ah, I should have listened to you.
00:40:01.560And the reasons they give why they originally voted for him are exactly the banal reasons that you would expect.
00:42:40.600They attribute successes internally and failures externally, right?
00:42:44.840So I did very well on the exam because I'm a smart guy.
00:42:47.760I did very poorly on the exam because Professor Saad is an asshole, okay?
00:42:52.340Now, what the Jews allow people to do is use them as an existential locus of control explanation for their failures, right?
00:43:01.780So if I'm not doing well, there must be Jews behind the scene that are pulling the strings.
00:43:08.340Yesterday, we were joking at dinner about some of these unbelievable conspiracy stories.
00:43:14.900So there was an attack about 10, 12, 15 years ago in Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, attack on tourists by sharks that caused a lot of damage to the local economy, the tourism economy in Egypt.
00:43:30.160What did the Egyptian government come out with as the final cause of why that had transpired?
00:43:37.680Yes, because they have a program where they train sharks, Zionist sharks, to attack people.
00:43:45.740Now, you can go, and I mentioned this yesterday at dinner, you can go to a website that lists all of the conspiracy theories relating to animal attacks that are Jewish-based.
00:43:57.780You know, pigeons, rats, dolphins, vultures, sharks, all are Jewish plots.
00:44:04.980So it really, it's a hatred that is not unlike anything else.
00:44:09.900And I don't mean to minimize, I mean, there's a lot of hate to go around, but there is something in Jew hatred that removes your humanity.
00:45:45.720And our strength comes from accepting people from all over the world if they subscribe to our ideals.
00:45:54.700So, how do you square the foundation of our country, the things that made us strong in our welcoming nature, the Statue of Liberty, in our harbor, in New York Harbor, with these threats and dangers that you've just outlined?
00:46:08.620I wish there were a machine where you could put someone's heart through it to truly know whether they're willing to leave their ugly values at the door and come in.
00:46:20.480But what we could certainly do is not be as tolerant to some of the hatred that then couches itself under, well, that's my religious liberty, right?
00:46:30.360So, I can show you clips of imams in Montreal that preach every Friday at the mosque that is extraordinary.
00:46:39.140Now, that's allowed under the premise of, but, you know, he's an imam, this is religious expression, blah, blah, blah.
00:46:44.780Well, no, but we also know that in the First Amendment, you don't have a direct incitement to violence.
00:46:49.620Well, when you stand up all day, God cursed the Jews, may God get rid of the Jews as part of your religion, maybe we don't need to tolerate that.
00:46:57.260Well, I think it's extraordinary that the Steamboat Institute tackles these questions, and it's been extraordinary to have you on the stage and sharing your points of view.
00:47:06.100Please join me in thanking the doctor for his comments.