Kamil Ahmad – 99 Concise and Comprehensive Hadiths – Hadiths 5962

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The importance of weaknesses in Islam is discussed, including strong personal and legal reasons for a witness to be recognized and strong testimony and certification for false witnesses. The need for strong testimony and certification for a good Officer is emphasized. The importance of acceptance in relationships is emphasized, including the need for acceptance in relationships and the need for acceptance in relationships. The process of sharpening and seeing is discussed, including the importance of healthy eating and avoiding certain foods and drugs. People do not want to eat certain things and certain drugs are not good.

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			In the name of Allah, the
		
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			Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
		
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			We move on to the hadith tonight.
		
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			And this hadith is narrated by Aisha of
		
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			the Baqa'i family.
		
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			And it's found in Sunan Ibn-e-Din.
		
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			And it's one of the most important hadiths.
		
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			And the chain of narration of this hadith
		
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			is one of the most important hadiths.
		
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			The Prophet, Sallallahu alaihi wa sallam, says, Here
		
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			the Prophet, Sallallahu alaihi wa sallam, talks about
		
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			weaknesses.
		
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			The weaknesses are required in many different things.
		
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			Whether it's important, whether it's different in regards
		
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			to the wills.
		
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			You know, weaknesses all are required in Al
		
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			-Shaytan.
		
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			And generally speaking, the conditions for a witness
		
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			to be accepted in Islam, it's called Ibn
		
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			-e-Shaytan.
		
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			And he had three uncertain conditions.
		
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			And they didn't run out.
		
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			The witness has to be himself.
		
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			He has to be safe.
		
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			And he has to be at the age
		
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			of maturity.
		
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			He tells you how to be a good
		
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			person.
		
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			You know, how to be a saviour.
		
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			Someone who leads a good life.
		
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			Or, you know, persists in all kinds of
		
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			things.
		
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			And basically, you know, I have to share
		
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			a message here.
		
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			He says, the best opinion is, basically, you
		
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			know, by now, that which people are, you
		
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			know, they feel satisfied with, because the person
		
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			is testified, because the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa
		
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			sallam is looking upon, we have come already
		
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			to that.
		
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			We have come already to that.
		
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			Those who are satisfied with their testimony, their
		
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			opinion, obviously, you know, the Prophet sallallahu alaihi
		
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			wa sallam has to be safe.
		
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			He has to be at the age of
		
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			maturity.
		
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			And there are some of these fantastic, right,
		
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			persons who, you know, they seem to be
		
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			at the age of maturity.
		
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			Now, here he is telling the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alaihi wa sallam to those who are not
		
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			mature enough to hear him.
		
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			So here he says, first of all, the
		
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			testimony of a treacherous person is not acceptable.
		
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			Someone who is known to be treacherous and
		
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			betraying people, and lying, and cheating, and deceiving,
		
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			etc., whether they know it or not, they
		
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			have to do this, they have to talk,
		
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			they have to talk to the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alaihi wa sallam.
		
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			At least the person, after I have mentioned
		
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			this, what happens, he will get kicked out.
		
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			Someone who has been taught, someone who has
		
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			been given the punishment for a crime he
		
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			has committed.
		
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			So he has to prove his innocence for
		
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			various crimes, whatever his deeds are.
		
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			And he has to remember that his testimony
		
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			is wrong.
		
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			And I want to mention this specifically to
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam.
		
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			I want to mention it.
		
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			But if you say someone, I guess, what
		
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			is it I want to say?
		
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			Those of you who have an idea, why
		
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			not?
		
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			What is an idea?
		
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			An idea is an idea.
		
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			You actually have three parties, you can't get
		
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			rid of it.
		
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			It's a good testimony.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam gave it
		
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			to me.
		
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			But that's
		
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			a separate issue.
		
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			But he told me that they are different.
		
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			So this is the second person.
		
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			The third one, he said, someone who harbors
		
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			envy in his heart towards his brother, someone
		
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			who harbors envy towards him, he is called,
		
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			someone is called, Moses is called to be
		
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			a witness against someone who he already has
		
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			a problem with.
		
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			This is a testimony.
		
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			Why?
		
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			Because, he's a man.
		
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			Because when I'm looking at the third, the
		
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			fourth, when I'm looking at the fifth, when
		
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			I'm looking at the sixth, and someone who
		
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			we suspect, again we say it, we suspect
		
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			that he's a divinist because of God, God
		
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			is basically completely free.
		
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			He belongs to the family he came from.
		
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			He came from the name, he came from
		
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			the name.
		
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			And then he's a divinist.
		
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			He's a man.
		
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			He can testify on their behalf.
		
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			He can testify on their behalf.
		
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			Or because of God.
		
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			Because of love.
		
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			So, for example, you know, you're called to
		
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			testify on behalf of or against let's say
		
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			your husband.
		
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			You testify against your husband.
		
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			And the last person, when I have a
		
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			problem with that, now I have an issue.
		
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			You are those who are a part of
		
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			a household.
		
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			Those who are a part of a family.
		
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			Like Satan.
		
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			Like Satan.
		
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			And others, like servants.
		
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			And others who are associated to a certain
		
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			family.
		
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			Like let's say music.
		
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			They're there.
		
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			Be honest with them.
		
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			Testify.
		
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			And so the Sheikh, he called his others,
		
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			and he said, listen, you know, we know
		
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			this.
		
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			We know this.
		
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			He told himself, when it comes to Jehovah,
		
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			when it comes to the testifying, we know
		
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			this.
		
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			We have to be careful with the ruling
		
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			of the others.
		
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			And this is the call to the Lord
		
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			to do false witnesses.
		
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			And for putting the Lord through the potential
		
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			of their being, a false witness.
		
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			And because of your ignorance.
		
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			Now these Sheikhs were, in the first few
		
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			examples, because of them not being reliable.
		
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			Them not being reliable.
		
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			So the Frenchman's version, someone who had to
		
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			be punished by God for their doing, he's
		
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			not reliable.
		
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			Why would he do that?
		
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			Because of them.
		
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			And the last few examples of these Sheikhs,
		
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			they did.
		
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			And they see that when the first people
		
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			come to accept them, someone who was in
		
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			a family, he was a Muslim, he didn't
		
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			accept his testimony.
		
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			If he's in a family with his family,
		
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			he's not a good Sheikh.
		
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			He's not a good Sheikh.
		
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			That's what the Frenchman says.
		
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			He didn't say, you're a liar.
		
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			He can't testify a good Sheikh.
		
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			He can't testify a good Sheikh.
		
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			Because he can't testify a good Sheikh.
		
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			And if he does, then he's not a
		
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			good Sheikh.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			Yes, you are right there.
		
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			Can I say a few things?
		
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			Oh, there's not really a message of which
		
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			the last one was about.
		
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			That's what happened a long time ago.
		
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			Now, the one who is affiliated with the
		
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			German Consulate.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			But he literally had a visa.
		
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			So, that is something that was intended for
		
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			this guy.
		
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			So, that's not the reason.
		
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			In all of these cases, I remember that
		
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			he also asked to do a tour.
		
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			The next thing is that he took off
		
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			and he was in the parking lot since
		
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			3 o'clock.
		
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			And he said that he needed to go
		
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			to the bathroom.
		
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			He needed to go to the bathroom.
		
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			He needed to go to the bathroom.
		
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			So, he went to the bathroom.
		
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			not a visa for that.
		
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			He said that he just wanted to go
		
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			to the bathroom.
		
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			He didn't have anything.
		
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			So, they were not able to go to
		
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			the bathroom.
		
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			Or they were already on the journey and
		
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			didn't have anything.
		
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			So, he said we need to swab some
		
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			animals.
		
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			So, but we don't have any.
		
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			We don't have any.
		
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			We don't have any animals.
		
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			So, can we can we swab some
		
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			animals.
		
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			So, he said that he to the bathroom.
		
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			to go to the to the He said
		
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			that he wanted to
		
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			go to bathroom.
		
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			So, he wanted to go to the bathroom.
		
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			But he want to go to the So,
		
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			teeth, and claws.
		
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			Meaning, the teeth of other animals and their
		
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			claws.
		
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			So you have a lion, a shark, a
		
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			beetle, or some animal, or a claw of
		
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			an animal, or maybe a shark, and they're
		
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			not allowed to eat it.
		
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			And then the fox says, the fox says,
		
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			The fox says, I will not eat you.
		
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			That's what I said to the owl, and
		
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			the owl said, I will eat the alligator.
		
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			The fox said, I will eat the snake,
		
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			and the snake ate the alligator.
		
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			That is for the teeth.
		
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			The teeth of the teeth And we're not
		
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			supposed to be going to so on.
		
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			And they asked for the clock, the day
		
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			of the 6th, the night of the people
		
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			of Hadassah.
		
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			They asked, can you tell us what day
		
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			it is?
		
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			That's not right.
		
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			And then, the Prophet, peace be upon him,
		
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			said, Well, I'll tell you another thing that
		
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			he said.
		
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			They meant that he and the people of
		
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			Hadassah.
		
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			He says that he
		
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			captured some camels and some bullies.
		
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			And one of the camels fled, ran away.
		
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			So a man among us, a pig, is
		
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			shot in his head.
		
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			He's shot in his head.
		
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			And that basically allowed him to capture him,
		
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			but not allow him to kill him.
		
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			So they came to the Prophet, peace be
		
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			upon him, and said, we want to meet
		
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			him.
		
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			So then, the Prophet said, we want to
		
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			meet him, he said.
		
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			And then, they began running.
		
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			And the Prophet said, we want to meet
		
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			him, he said.
		
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			Of these camels, there are some that are
		
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			like wild geese.
		
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			So if one of them happens to run
		
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			away, and you can't catch it, then feed
		
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			it, feed the camels.
		
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			Basically, you've got to feed it.
		
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			They were called the pharaohs.
		
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			And they ran.
		
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			So these were the prophets that wandered out
		
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			of Hadassah.
		
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			Now, when it comes to slaughtering camels, basically,
		
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			first of all, first of all, the general
		
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			rule of Islam is that all animals are
		
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			to be slaughtered.
		
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			Except not those wild camels.
		
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			Now, those animals that were allowed to eat
		
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			were not allowed to eat camels.
		
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			And yes, they slaughtered camels.
		
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			And of course, they killed them.
		
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			How?
		
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			It was not permissible.
		
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			And that is, as the Prophet mentioned, right?
		
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			He mentioned eating them.
		
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			He mentioned eating them.
		
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			He didn't kill them.
		
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			Now, when you slaughter them, the blood flows
		
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			out and rushes.
		
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			And he mentioned that you take the animal
		
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			and slaughter it.
		
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			And so it doesn't matter what you eat.
		
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			Whether it's a lamb or anything else.
		
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			As long as the animal's head is properly,
		
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			the neck is properly cut.
		
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			Basically, the kufaha, they say, that the main
		
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			part of the meat, the main piece of
		
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			the meat, is the neck.
		
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			Because when that happens, the blood just rushes.
		
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			Right?
		
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			The blood flows.
		
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			But if you cut it and it's not
		
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			blood flowing, right?
		
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			You're not eating this.
		
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			You don't eat it.
		
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			You don't eat it.
		
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			And I'm sorry about that.
		
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			And I'm sorry about what's been said.
		
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			And it's ridiculous.
		
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			Now, they said, you don't have to eat
		
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			it.
		
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			You can eat it.
		
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			It's not dangerous.
		
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			But the animal is moving.
		
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			But we cannot cut it and eat it.
		
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			Right?
		
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			He didn't say, yes, you can eat it.
		
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			So basically, we're burning animals, and we're leaving
		
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			after they have been smothered by it.
		
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			Now, the other way that we can feed
		
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			an animal, the other way, the scientific way,
		
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			is what we're doing.
		
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			So, it's easy, it's about this stuff, it's
		
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			easy, it's about, we don't talk about it.
		
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			It's training animals, hunting animals.
		
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			Hunting animals, whether it's dogs, or even birds.
		
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			Certain birds, for example, eagles, and so on.
		
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			The only condition for that is what?
		
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			They're less likely to get smothered.
		
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			It's easy, before you release it, let it
		
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			go.
		
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			It's great.
		
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			You get it, it's all done.
		
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			So now, however that animal hatches, it's handled.
		
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			Even if the animal has not gotten it.
		
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			Then you have to talk to that animal
		
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			about smothering it.
		
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			But it doesn't matter whether it's a dog,
		
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			or whatever.
		
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			You'll get it.
		
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			The same applies to hunting animals.
		
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			The same applies to hunting
		
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			people.
		
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			And based on this, the method that, you
		
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			know, if you're in a shocked animal, or
		
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			they feel like they have seizures, whatever method
		
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			you use, signs, monitoring it, making sure that,
		
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			you know, the meat already is cut, and
		
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			the blood pressures up, all these other methods,
		
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			makes that meat, you can talk to this
		
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			guy.
		
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			Even if you see this guy, even if
		
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			you see him, he also will run to
		
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			you, and run to you.
		
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			And run to you, why?
		
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			Because that's what he's doing as well.
		
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			He's in the center.
		
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			Or, he's on the back of your head.
		
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			Or he's on the back of your head,
		
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			yeah.
		
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			That's why he's on the back of your
		
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			head.
		
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			All right.
		
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			The next thing is, you know, I don't
		
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			know if you all want to know why
		
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			this is important.
		
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			People want to know that they can survive
		
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			in a jail.
		
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			They want to know that they can sleep
		
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			in a cell.
		
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			They want to know that they can sleep
		
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			in a bed.
		
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			When we get there, after we've reached the
		
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			contact, when we reach the contact, this is
		
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			where we squeeze in.
		
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			We're not going to say, well, how do
		
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			you get to the cell?
		
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			You know, this is very much a gallery
		
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			of notes, and we're not going to say,
		
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			well, how do you get to the cell?
		
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			A lot of times, when a guy has
		
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			agreed that there should be a cell, you
		
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			take the cell, and you want to trade
		
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			it with the guy.
		
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			You take the cell.
		
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			So when you kick, or you jump, do
		
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			it with the cell.
		
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			And when you swat him, or something like
		
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			that, do it with the cell.
		
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			And, when you do the killing with the
		
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			swatting, let him charge the victim.
		
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			Let him charge the victim.
		
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			And let him make sure that the animal,
		
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			make sure it's versatile, that it's clean.
		
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			Make sure that you take that animal as
		
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			little pain as possible.
		
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			So here, in this study, the concept is
		
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			that there's a system, and it's a cell.
		
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			And there are two kinds of cells.
		
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			Some of these two kinds.
		
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			The first is the examinee.
		
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			The woman.
		
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			As mentioned, the man can do anything.
		
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			He can ask her, what is the exam?
		
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			What's the exam?
		
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			What should I watch?
		
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			So, there is the exam, there's a blocking,
		
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			meaning that our DNA, when you do it
		
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			with the examinee, when you do it in
		
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			the perfect way possible, I'll work with you,
		
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			and you'll work with me.
		
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			We're in a state of control.
		
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			As if it's a problem.
		
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			That's the meaning of the exam.
		
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			If the other kind of exam is exactly
		
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			that kind.
		
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			Exactly, we're in a state of control.
		
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			And, this is important.
		
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			The man in front of the exam, as
		
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			well as, the woman in front of the
		
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			exam.
		
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			So what is an example of man in
		
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			front of the exam?
		
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			Women.
		
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			Men.
		
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			Women.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			What is the logic?
		
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			What do you want me to make me?
		
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			The logic of the exam is the logic
		
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			of the man in front of the exam.
		
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			The logic of the exam, the logic of
		
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			the man in front of the exam, whether
		
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			he reported it, reported it, or if he
		
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			didn't have it, reported it, whether he was
		
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			actually at the court, whether the judge had
		
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			to report about it, or if the judge
		
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			had to do with him something, then, reporters,
		
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			reporters, So basically, we have to deal
		
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			with exactly the same problem, with each one
		
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			of these groups.
		
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			And dealing with exactly the needs of those
		
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			people, to basically deal with them in the
		
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			next one.
		
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			For instance, dealing with everything in the next
		
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			one, living with everything in the next one,
		
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			and serving your parents, for example, and waiting
		
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			and serving them all the time.
		
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			And then you have to accept that you
		
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			don't have to do it, but you get
		
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			a lot of reward for it.
		
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			And that is basically everything that we do
		
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			together, everything we do.
		
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			Not just human beings, but also animals.
		
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			So you have to deal with it, not
		
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			just a person serving.
		
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			You have to deal with it.
		
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			You have to deal with both.
		
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			I don't think you have to worry about
		
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			it.
		
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			She gave you one of the golf courses.
		
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			This is what we call acceptance.
		
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			She didn't accept you for that.
		
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			Because actually, golf
		
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			is a very good thing for you.
		
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			You won't get accepted by a lot if
		
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			you don't do it.
		
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			You have to accept it.
		
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			You have to do it.
		
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			You have to be very happy with that.
		
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			So this is the example of a nation.
		
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			And the forms of acceptance are many.
		
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			Whether it comes from the golf courses, whether
		
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			it comes from human beings, human people talking,
		
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			or whether it comes from animals.
		
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			But then, it comes from success.
		
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			So a lot has been examined by human
		
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			beings.
		
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			You have to do everything with acceptance.
		
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			You have to do everything with acceptance.
		
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			And then the ancient humans were doing it.
		
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			Not human beings.
		
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			But the ancient humans were doing it.
		
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			When you kill, that's,
		
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			that's a good thing.
		
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			That's a good thing.
		
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			What does all that mean?
		
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			To kill someone?
		
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			Wait.
		
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			To kill someone?
		
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			We don't say, you know, the murderers are
		
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			not cruel to themselves.
		
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			Wait.
		
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			You're not allowed to kill someone.
		
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			You don't do that.
		
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			But anyone you're allowed to kill, you do
		
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			that.
		
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			Either because it's a habit of the person,
		
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			or because you have a tendency to do
		
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			that.
		
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			That's a good thing.
		
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			But you don't do it.
		
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			The process of killing somebody, you don't do
		
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			it.
		
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			What that means is, that even if it's
		
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			not the enemies of the law, the enemies
		
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			of the state, if, for example, you capture
		
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			them, then you decide that you need to
		
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			execute the process.
		
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			So to execute it, certainly, there's more to
		
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			it than that.
		
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			How do you do it?
		
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			You do it.
		
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			Not on the first day, but on the
		
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			second day.
		
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			And you don't have to do it the
		
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			second day.
		
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			And that's how often.
		
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			And that's exactly what happens on the second
		
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			day.
		
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			It's a kind of old method that I
		
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			think a lot of people use.
		
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			What's going to happen on the second day.
		
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			And the British are going to try to
		
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			protest against this.
		
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			And they're going to be defying the injunctions
		
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			of torture service.
		
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			Where they've already decided they're going to kill
		
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			someone, they're going to execute it.
		
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			They're torturing the person.
		
00:33:04 --> 00:33:06
			They're torturing the person.
		
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			And that's how it's going to happen.
		
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			And this is immediately on the second day.
		
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			And this is not going to exist on
		
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			the second day.
		
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			And you don't have to do it.
		
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			You don't have to
		
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			do it.
		
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			You don't have to do it.
		
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			So I think it's unique, whether it is
		
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			the sacrificial animal, like leaving the altar, the
		
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			aqidah, the Hajj, et cetera.
		
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			It's not so easy to do.
		
00:36:01 --> 00:36:04
			It's not easy to just keep the sword
		
00:36:04 --> 00:36:09
			and the pen, compare it to how others
		
00:36:09 --> 00:36:09
			do it.
		
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			And even in a Western society, when you
		
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			talk about how the kind of awareness and
		
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			all that, you find how it's hard to
		
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			do.
		
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			The method of use itself is hard to
		
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			do.
		
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			And more, it's unique when it comes to
		
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			making sure you don't wait for the main
		
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			aspect of being as much as possible for
		
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			that.
		
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			And I hear that there's other people who
		
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			do this kind of thing, but it causes
		
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			more pain.
		
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			And so look at how the process of
		
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			seeing, sharpening it.
		
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			Why sharpening it?
		
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			Because if it's not sharp, and you're looking
		
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			at it, you're not feeling it.
		
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			You're approaching it.
		
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			But you're sharpening it when one hit, et
		
00:37:01 --> 00:37:04
			cetera, has stopped, at least stopped.
		
00:37:06 --> 00:37:09
			And the process of seeing is what you
		
00:37:09 --> 00:37:10
			wish, and what you can't see.
		
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			When you pause, at least about three, four
		
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			hits.
		
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			That's why there's so many other guidelines that
		
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			some people use when it comes to counterstrike.
		
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			For example, not allowing you to show the
		
00:37:25 --> 00:37:30
			animal how to fight, or show or slaughter
		
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			another animal in the presence of another animal
		
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			that you can see.
		
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			And all of that is to make the
		
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			least amount of pain that you can have.
		
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			The next thing is that people generally don't
		
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			do a lot of acting.
		
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			And this allows you to have a little
		
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			bit.
		
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			But I think that they are the ones
		
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			who don't act.
		
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			And this is a very big thing.
		
00:38:08 --> 00:38:10
			And this thing that we need to do
		
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			is, we have another one that says, he
		
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			says, how am I going to walk into
		
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			a bar?
		
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			And he says, you're not going to walk
		
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			into a bar.
		
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			You're going to sit there.
		
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			You're going to walk into a bar.
		
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			And who are you?
		
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			And you're going to sit there.
		
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			And he says, on the day that they
		
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			are going to sit
		
00:39:07 --> 00:39:19
			there, I'm going
		
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			to sit there.
		
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			And he says, on that day that they
		
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			are going to sit there, I'm going to
		
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			sit there.
		
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			And I'm going to sit there.
		
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			And I'm going to sit there.
		
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			We call that day certain acts.
		
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			For me, it comes up when we're walking.
		
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			When we're eating, we must eat.
		
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			Don't eat.
		
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			And the need of meals, and any predator
		
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			that has, don't eat.
		
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			And any predator that has, don't
		
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			eat.
		
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			And so as we mentioned earlier, when we're
		
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			eating, what we're not eating, we're eating the
		
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			basic things that we eat.
		
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			And that includes that.
		
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			And eating time.
		
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			And what we're not eating sometimes is when
		
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			we're not eating.
		
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			Or when we're not eating.
		
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			This is different than the other.
		
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			In the case of the other, we eat
		
00:41:08 --> 00:41:09
			a lot.
		
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			What do you think?
		
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			Anything else?
		
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			No?
		
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			Except when we have legumes.
		
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			So in the case of the other, we
		
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			can't just go and eat up the other.
		
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			It can't happen so often.
		
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			You can't do something that's a lot, but
		
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			if you don't have anything, everything is gone.
		
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			It's how much you want it.
		
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			Except for what has to do with the
		
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			basic things that we eat.
		
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			And when it comes to food, drink, clothing,
		
00:41:54 --> 00:41:58
			et cetera, all these things that we eat,
		
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			we drink up.
		
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			Everything is gone.
		
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			And I don't like to tell you how
		
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			bad that is.
		
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			But it is gone.
		
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			And so we know that certain things that
		
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			we eat up a lot, we eat up
		
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			a lot.
		
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			I mean, I've eaten.
		
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			And I laid down.
		
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			I've gone to the pool.
		
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			And here it is.
		
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			I mean, I have certain things that I
		
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			should not eat.
		
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			I have certain things that I shouldn't eat.
		
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			They're nasty.
		
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			I don't want to eat them.
		
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			And when they say they're nasty, I don't
		
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			want to eat them.
		
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			But I'm just going to differentiate from them.
		
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			Why not?
		
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			Because they are nasty.
		
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			When they say, I don't want to eat
		
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			them, when they say, I don't want to
		
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			eat them, they don't have water.
		
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			Because that means to me, they don't have
		
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			water.
		
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			Like, normal doctors are going to say, they
		
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			don't have water.
		
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			They don't have water.
		
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			They don't have water.
		
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			And what is a meal?
		
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			A meal.
		
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			Say for example, they feed an opium.
		
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			And then they throw up in the process.
		
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			Say for example, cocaine, limes, cider, all of
		
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			these are not healthy.
		
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			They are not healthy.
		
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			And also the drugs, e-cigarettes, are not
		
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			good for us.
		
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			And in another country, the drugs are so
		
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			much easier.
		
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			Like, domestic drugs, and here, in 17 countries,
		
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			in 17 countries, they are healthy.
		
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			They are good.
		
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			Actually, a lot of them are e-cigarettes.
		
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			Yeah, so, the problem also, is that e
		
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			-cigarettes are not only e-cigarettes, but also,
		
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			also certain other items are released in the
		
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			economy, like cigarettes.
		
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			And besides that, as I mentioned earlier, e
		
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			-cigarettes, e-cigarettes, basically,
		
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			when it comes to things that are derived
		
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			from e-cigarettes, from cannabis, there is a
		
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			lot of debate basically, whether e-cigarettes was
		
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			changed in the use of e-cigarettes and
		
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			so on and so forth, yeah.
		
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			So, it goes through a process of completely
		
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			changing the concept of medical cannabis.
		
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			So, when
		
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			it comes to certain products, this all has
		
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			to be tested.
		
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			So, certain products differ from, for instance, e
		
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			-cigarettes and e-cigarettes are not e-cigarettes.
		
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			Now, e-cigarettes are not e-cigarettes and
		
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			e-cigarettes are not e-cigarettes.
		
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			The same thing in terms of how often
		
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			e-cigarettes are released.
		
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			Also, in terms of who is supposed to
		
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			keep e-cigarettes And she wouldn't, you know,
		
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			listen to her brothers and sisters, who are
		
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			brothers and sisters.
		
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			So many things on these brothers and sisters
		
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			that we're talking about, we're talking about, they're
		
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			a family.
		
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			They love each other.
		
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			They love each other.
		
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			They are uncles and aunts.
		
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			They're uncles and aunts.
		
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			And we're brothers and sisters.
		
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			We're all brothers and sisters.
		
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			And so this does not include, as many
		
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			people have stated today, the presence of brothers
		
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			and sisters.
		
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			We don't call them brothers and sisters.
		
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			We don't call them uncles and aunts.