Mohammed Hijab – Why Is Andrew Tate In A Video With Katie Hopkins

Mohammed Hijab
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The importance of living a peaceful life in a Muslim country is emphasized, citing examples such as the 1st world Islamic nations and the Eastern European countries. The negative impact of living in a Christian land on personal and family lives is also discussed. The importance of la ilaha illallah and the need for a stronger God to address one's needs is emphasized. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not reacting to people who are not in a position of danger and aligning oneself with the Muslim community, as it is crucial for individuals to have a family and stay with them permanently.
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The prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam told us,

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whoever builds a mosque for Allah, Allah will

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build for him a similar house in Jannah.

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And we know the great reward that will

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not only be gained but rather

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will fill your grave after your death.

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Whenever someone prays there, whenever someone gives shahada

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in the masjid, whenever someone learns something in

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the masjid,

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yes,

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that will be something that you'll have on

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your scale.

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Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh. How are

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you guys doing?

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I recently came across

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an interesting part of a discussion

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between Katie Hopkins

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and Andrew Tate.

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For For those who don't know, Katie Hopkins

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is effectively

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one of like the right wing, ultra right

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wing

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outcasts, islamophobe.

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Call her what you wanna call her. She

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has a very bad record.

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And she's talking to Andrew Tate, alhamdulillah, became

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Muslim, but

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now has been kind of, I don't know,

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you could say allying a little bit too

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much in my opinion

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with the right wing or the far right

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wing speaking to these guys in a positive

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manner, which,

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I don't like that. But let's take a

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look at some of this video and come

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back and respond in kind. Some of the

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best countries on the planet today are the

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1st world Islamic nations. The safest places you

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can possibly be with 0% taxes, and you

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can invest your money safely, and you can

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live a very peaceful life, and your children

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will not be taught anything weird if you

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lived in Qatar, Bahrain, or Kuwait, or Dubai,

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or South.

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I currently live in Romania. Why do you

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live in Romania? Because Romania is a a

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Christian land, I noticed. It is. It is.

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Why is that then? Well, I moved here

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a long time ago. And Andrew, why don't

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you live in a Arab land? Well, let's

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see what happens once I'm You just told

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me once I'm free. You won't live there.

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You're gonna come to Britain and probably hang

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around with me. Save the population, perhaps. But

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my point being No. My point is why

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don't you live in a Muslim land?

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I would be very happy to live in

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Dubai. So why don't you? Because I can't.

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Oh, yeah. No. I know you have a

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restraining thing here, and that's pathetic, and we

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know

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about that. But you would choose Romania anyway

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as we discussed at the top of this

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conversation because you like the feel here. You

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like the freedom here. You like the masculinity

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here, which I feel,

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but you wouldn't choose to live in a

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Muslim land. Well, it's actually interesting because also

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that interesting when you're thinking of how you're

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going to respond, and you don't directly respond

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to my question. Why don't you live in

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Muslim? I'll directly respond. I'd like that. Me

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as a man,

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I find Eastern Europe appealing for the reasons

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you have said. However, if I were to

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raise my family or one of my families

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or if I were to have to, in

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a worst case scenario, leave my family unattended,

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let's say I were to put my children

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and my wife in a house. I would

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choose a 1st world Islamic nation all day

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long. They're not gonna learn anything stupid in

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school. They're gonna be physically safe. They can

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be provided for with staff and help, and

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they're gonna be very well looked after, and

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I know they're completely fine. I would never

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leave my child and my wife alone in

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London, ever. I'd be by their side permanently

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because it's a failed country. And even here

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in in Eastern Europe, although I think it's

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safe, it's a very much a man's world

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and a woman by herself may struggle to

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navigate it. I believe I could buy a

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mansion in Dubai and put a wife and

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3 children in Dubai and I could go

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away for 6 months and come back and

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they'd be perfectly fine. Well, it's very interesting

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here because she tried to corner him. And

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this is the thing Andrew, and I wanna

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say this to you directly brother. Yeah? And

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I've got your number of course but sometimes

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you're busy, I'm busy

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and we can't

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Whatsapp.

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So I'm gonna say this very clearly. This

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little thing that she did there, this little

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underhand where she tried to catch you yeah?

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This is emblematic

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of something greater that the far right have

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in store for you, bro. These people are

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not gonna be loyal.

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These people are not loyal to you. People

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like Tommy Robinson and Katie Hopkins and these

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kinds of people, they're not loyal.

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When you are a member of a fraternity,

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a religious fraternity like Islam,

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we are bound by la ilaha illallah.

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The proposition that there's no God worthy of

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worship except for one God.

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That's what we're bound by. We're bound by

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something transcendental, something greater than ourselves.

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We're bound by the purpose of life. We're

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bound by the reason for our existence.

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When you got people like Katie Hopkins and

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Tommy Robinson, who who I know for well

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because I'm taking Tommy Robinson to court by

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his own admission. He's received the legal papers.

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People like that.

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Weak cowards who when they're confronted 1 on

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1 get slapped in the face. There's videos

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of him getting slapped in the face in

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Luton by 1 individual.

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One guy slapping him in the face and

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him not even responding to that. Yeah? When

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you're allying or speaking or being friendly to

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people like that,

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just wait because what happens is when they

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get a chance, they'll throw you under the

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bus.

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That's when you have an allegiance,

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an allegiance that is based not on the

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transcendental,

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not on the purpose of life, not on

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these kinds of things. But what I will

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say Andrew is

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to be honest, I think you've done a

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good job in circumnavigating it. She wasn't

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tactful enough. I watched a video of him

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actually, Andrew Tate, there was like a kickboxing

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fight where he was fighting like a 20

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year old.

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And this thing here, a 20 year old

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but he was very like impassioned and he

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was very

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like you know, eager.

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And in the 1st round, he was given

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Andrew a lot of trouble and stuff like

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that and in the 2nd round, Andrew kind

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of tamed him and I think he knocked

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him out in the second

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round. And this is something great about Andrew.

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It's a feature both in his debating skills

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and in his fighting. He's able to regain

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composure quite quickly when he's under pressure.

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He lets people try it and then he

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kind of allows it's a a style, it's

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a tactic, it's a stratagem.

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He lets them try it, go for it.

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Alright. Okay. Say no more. And then afterwards

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he comes and he finishes the job. In

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this case, Katie Hopkins tried to take him

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down. She tried

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to to deliver a kind of decisive blow

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and what Andrew done was he he he

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posited

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an excellent counterargument.

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Okay. Which is basically the argument from socioeconomics.

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Yeah. So it's the argument is basically this,

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is that

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those who are in a higher standing in

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terms of socioeconomics, who have more money, are

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less likely to commit crimes. There's less likely

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to be problems and so on and so

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forth. And that, by the way, is a

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basic analysis that can be applied

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internationally. It can also be applied within a

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country. So internationally in the sense that

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you can see countries

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acting with each other in that way. And

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in a country, like, you would

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if you want one predictor of who's gonna

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commit the most crimes, it's those who are

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most impoverished and disenfranchised and poor. It doesn't

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matter what race, religion or ethnicity they are.

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And it just so happens for example in

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the UK, there's a lot of working class

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Muslim people. Therefore you'll find disproportionate numbers according

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to prison statistics for example of muslim people

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according to the population,

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desperate to the population in prisons.

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Because there's a disproportionate number of disenfranchised

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muslims or working class muslims in the UK

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for example. So what he was making was

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an excellent point and it was very it's

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very difficult to argue against that point. So

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she retreated.

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Okay. So it's kind

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of reminiscent of that time the young 20

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year old tried to knock out Andrew Tate

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in the first round then he kind of

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dodged it and he knocked him out in

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the second.

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But the bigger point to be made here

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is that allying yourself with the far right.

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Okay?

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I have to be honest with you, it's

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gonna be a big mistake.

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And a bigger mistake is trying to please

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everyone.

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To try and please the Muslim community while

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simultaneously trying to please the far right, while

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simultaneously trying to be a pro Trump supporter,

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whilst simultaneously

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being in the good books of Elon Musk.

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But all that together,

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what you will do is you'll actually when

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you try and please everyone, you end up

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pleasing no one. All of them will drop

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you. And you could. Look at what happened

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with Jordan Peterson.

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Just look at his views. I was looking

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at his channel the other day, man. He

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had like 40,000, 50,000

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numbers. Sorry to say. Sorry to say. And

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it's not coincidental that that happened after he

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dropped the Muslim community. Where he'd done it

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conscientiously. He kind of like threw them under

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the bus after we welcomed him with open

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hands. Him and his family and his daughter

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and everybody.

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He tried dropping us and

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the only thing that got dropped is his

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views.

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So what happened is this is that

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you not only fade away into relevance

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but you're in danger looking unprincipled.

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So

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in sum, therefore, I will say

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that,

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I think

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that when you align yourself with a community

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like the Muslim community

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and you align yourself purposefully and mean meaningfully,

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you'll find loyalty

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until you die

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because we're bound together by e man, faith.

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And it goes all the way to the

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grave.

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Better than being connected to people like Katie

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Hopkins of all people. And that's what I've

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got to say.

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Hey you, are you wasting your time on

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social media again? Your brothers and sisters in

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the slam net from Norway are establishing a

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masjid, a dawah center.

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Establishing a Masjid to convey the message of

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Islam is one of the best deeds a

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Muslim can do. There's a huge need for

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it in Norway. You know this and I

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know this, so that makes the reward even

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greater.

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So give generously and Allah

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give you even more.

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