Live Exclusive: Andrew Tate Discussion with Mohammed Hijab (2022-10-29) ​

0:00:01 foreign
0:00:09 we are in the presence of a cultural
0:00:12 icon
0:00:13 a physical specimen a controversialist
0:00:18 a master orator
0:00:21 a champ
0:00:22 and we've also got undertaked I was
0:00:26 smooth I like that I'll sit in there
0:00:28 thinking I'll take this introduction
0:00:29 I'll take this but uh thank you how are
0:00:32 you doing I'm good to you you're good
0:00:33 yeah yeah congratulations on your slam
0:00:35 bro thank you my friend you know the the
0:00:37 Muslim Community really welcomes you man
0:00:39 yeah it's been pretty divided we've had
0:00:41 a I've had a whole bunch of support yes
0:00:43 obviously there's been some people who
0:00:45 are not quite pleased about the idea I
0:00:47 think when you have a passionate subject
0:00:48 and people that are truly engulfed in an
0:00:51 idea you're going to have some degree of
0:00:52 polarization I think that maybe when you
0:00:56 look in the online space that might be
0:00:58 your impression but in reality on the
0:01:00 ground I mean that's definitely not the
0:01:02 case I would say the vast majority of
0:01:04 people 80 90
0:01:06 are completely happy about this and it's
0:01:10 just it's just that the minority have a
0:01:11 very loud voice well that's exactly it
0:01:13 that's the whole problem with the
0:01:14 internet as a whole not just Islam but
0:01:15 the internet as a whole is about vocal
0:01:17 minorities
0:01:18 look look much larger than they are
0:01:20 right yeah and I agree with you and I
0:01:22 I'd like to I'd like to hear that but
0:01:24 the reason I know what you're saying is
0:01:25 true is because it's the same even in my
0:01:27 case in other subjects online I have all
0:01:29 this some kind of hate or people trying
0:01:32 to disagree with me but when I walk
0:01:33 through life I have 30 000 interactions
0:01:36 with people not a single one's ever been
0:01:37 negative ever so it's it is crazy how
0:01:39 the vocal minority is Amplified the main
0:01:42 thing to note though is that Islam it
0:01:44 completely wipes away your sins I mean
0:01:47 most of the companions of the Prophet
0:01:49 had done many things which are genius
0:01:51 and polytheism and I mean for us as
0:01:53 Muslims politicism is the worst thing
0:01:55 you can do yeah and so there is
0:01:58 states that Islam it completely
0:02:02 destroys everything before it means it
0:02:05 wipes away everything before it in other
0:02:07 words your slate is absolutely clean now
0:02:09 if there are some people who are
0:02:11 actually coming and giving you a bit of
0:02:13 a hard time that's actually their
0:02:14 problem yeah because in reality honestly
0:02:16 bro this is completely on Islamic I mean
0:02:20 so that's that's the first thing there's
0:02:22 actually a verse in the Quran
0:02:23 interestingly interestingly enough as
0:02:25 well which says that
0:02:26 if you become a Muslim element
0:02:31 whoever repents and believes and does
0:02:35 good works
0:02:37 then God with will you bet did Allahu
0:02:39 say yes that God will change their bad
0:02:43 deeds into Good Deeds
0:02:46 so every how does that make you feel
0:02:48 well yeah that's obviously fantastic to
0:02:49 hear and good to know and um it's it's
0:02:51 interesting because I've I've spent very
0:02:53 little attention very little time paying
0:02:55 attention to the negative comments
0:02:57 because I I don't in general but on this
0:02:59 particular subject a few people were
0:03:01 forwarding me like the profiles of
0:03:03 somebody or of the people who were
0:03:05 unhappy with my conversion and they
0:03:07 weren't living very Islamic lives
0:03:08 themselves so it's kind of it's kind of
0:03:10 funny to look at you know exactly bro I
0:03:12 wanted to start with something which I
0:03:13 think the whole world wants to to hear
0:03:15 about which is and which to be honest
0:03:16 with you affects our sector as people
0:03:19 who want to speak about Islam call
0:03:21 people to Islam defend Islam have an
0:03:23 Islamic Voice or a voice for the Muslim
0:03:25 people which is your ban yeah because
0:03:27 quite frankly I found it quite it was a
0:03:30 vicious attack a brutal attack on you
0:03:32 it's a case study example now they've
0:03:34 put you in the history books the
0:03:36 question is what grounds
0:03:38 I have all of these different social
0:03:40 media organizations banned you they
0:03:42 never gave me grounds they never sent me
0:03:44 an official email they never gave me an
0:03:45 official reason they just delete your
0:03:47 profile and uh you just can't log in
0:03:49 anymore the reason they don't give you
0:03:51 an official reason I think at the end is
0:03:52 because they're scared in a court of law
0:03:54 that they're going to be stuck to one
0:03:56 reason right so if I decide to take them
0:03:58 to court they want to be able to
0:03:59 flip-flop and make up reasons as they go
0:04:01 they want to change their terms of
0:04:03 service in terms of conditions
0:04:04 proactively they want to change it
0:04:06 afterwards so
0:04:11 oh that's
0:04:14 what this is
0:04:15 not me I don't know who this is oh okay
0:04:17 sorry yeah
0:04:19 yeah but uh
0:04:22 so they never gave me an official reason
0:04:24 for Banning me uh so I don't truly
0:04:26 understand and truly know I mean I can I
0:04:28 understand the reason they've come up
0:04:29 with I know that reason is false I have
0:04:31 my own theories on why they've banned me
0:04:33 but them themselves have never told me
0:04:35 why they just I mean for example YouTube
0:04:37 most people producers know that YouTube
0:04:39 have Community guidelines right and they
0:04:42 have copyright strikes so for example if
0:04:44 one breaks the the rules of your lack of
0:04:46 Engagement then they're given a strike
0:04:48 and then a second strike and I think
0:04:49 you're telling me that this process was
0:04:51 not taken with you oh absolutely not no
0:04:52 I had no strikes
0:04:54 um when I first got banned the initial
0:04:56 band was on meta it was on Facebook and
0:04:57 Instagram in in perfect synchronization
0:05:00 was a large press release by the media
0:05:02 which gave this reason to justify
0:05:04 Banning me which was of course false and
0:05:06 I knew the band was coming we can talk
0:05:08 about that in a second but when it first
0:05:09 hit I then by coincidence got one strike
0:05:12 on my YouTube channel
0:05:14 it was some strike for some old video
0:05:17 about me talking about masks saying that
0:05:19 masks were ridiculous a covid-19 strike
0:05:21 yeah on a very old video they gave me a
0:05:23 strike which obviously prevents you from
0:05:24 posting for seven days yeah so I filmed
0:05:27 a reply to my initial ban and then after
0:05:29 five days I think as the strike was
0:05:32 coming to an end just before I could
0:05:33 post a delete the whole Channel without
0:05:34 explanation without an email nothing
0:05:36 just deleted all of it wiped it off and
0:05:38 and the channel wasn't even in my name
0:05:40 this is what funny about this yes I was
0:05:42 on the channel but the channel was in
0:05:43 the name of the producer so it wasn't
0:05:44 even officially my channel my brother's
0:05:46 Channel got wiped like they just attack
0:05:48 and just delete everything and yeah
0:05:50 these Community guidelines are so
0:05:52 ridiculously vague that they don't even
0:05:53 mean anything trying to read them it's
0:05:55 like reading garbage it doesn't make any
0:05:57 sense I've been following the arguments
0:05:58 online about this kind of thing
0:06:00 obviously one of the key tenants if you
0:06:03 like of Western Civilization is freedom
0:06:05 of expression and speech and the the
0:06:07 main counter argument is that no but
0:06:09 YouTube and all these other companies
0:06:10 they're private companies but why would
0:06:12 respond to that is that well these are
0:06:14 private companies but in many ways they
0:06:16 have a higher ability to uphold freedom
0:06:18 and species expression than even the
0:06:20 governments do yeah so this is actually
0:06:22 very it's like an orwellian State like
0:06:23 we're looking at something which the
0:06:25 thought police isn't this concerning
0:06:27 that you have these uh Elites whoever
0:06:29 they may be who can take these arbitrary
0:06:31 decisions and delete somebody from
0:06:33 YouTube yeah it's worse than concerning
0:06:35 this is why I talk about the Matrix all
0:06:36 the time in my videos and I try and
0:06:38 explain that we are living in a false
0:06:40 version of reality we're living in a
0:06:41 computer generated simulation because
0:06:43 the computers which is the social media
0:06:45 companies are generating a version of
0:06:46 reality which simply isn't true by
0:06:48 deleting one entire side of the argument
0:06:50 by purporting facts facts which happen
0:06:53 to be false by deleting information
0:06:55 which happens to be true by making sure
0:06:57 the algorithms choose what information
0:06:59 you see and what you don't see they're
0:07:01 literally affecting the world people
0:07:02 live in and there's people who are
0:07:03 walking through the world today with a
0:07:04 mindset and a view on life which is the
0:07:07 result of false information the result
0:07:09 of a construction by these social media
0:07:11 companies so we're living inside of our
0:07:12 Matrix we're living inside of a very
0:07:13 false version of reality and that's
0:07:15 scary and thus in many ways it can be
0:07:17 more pernicious than a you know a
0:07:19 classic totalitarian state because at
0:07:22 least with a totalitarian state
0:07:23 everyone's being honest about the level
0:07:25 of domination with this kind of thing
0:07:27 it's like it gives you the illusion of
0:07:30 Freedom do what you want but then we'll
0:07:31 control the narratives in other ways
0:07:32 yeah exactly and I also think in most
0:07:34 totalitarian States like I don't think
0:07:36 freedom of speech exists anywhere on the
0:07:38 planet but I do think inside of some
0:07:40 states you know what you can talk about
0:07:42 and you know what you can't talk about
0:07:43 and it's pretty clear yes right if I
0:07:45 were to go to Russia for example I would
0:07:47 know what I could say and what I
0:07:49 couldn't say without getting in trouble
0:07:51 right but in the Western World we
0:07:52 pretend that's not the case and I think
0:07:54 that often they'll let you discuss many
0:07:57 different subjects until you get to a
0:07:58 certain point of influence and that's
0:07:59 when they get afraid of you it's not
0:08:01 just what you say it's how powerful your
0:08:03 voice is I think the biggest problem
0:08:04 with me is not the things I was saying
0:08:06 is the fact that I became so
0:08:07 monumentally popular and if you're
0:08:09 monumentally popular and you have a huge
0:08:11 proportion of the youth than a large
0:08:13 contingent of the population which are
0:08:15 interested in your words and you haven't
0:08:17 sold your soul to the agenda then they
0:08:19 see okay he's a lot he's a large
0:08:20 counteraction to our our methods and
0:08:23 what we're trying to do here so he has
0:08:24 to go so I think also you can be the
0:08:25 victim of your own success in the
0:08:27 Western World so let me ask you this
0:08:28 final question on this point which is
0:08:29 you call it the Matrix we can call it
0:08:31 the liberal World Order yeah because the
0:08:33 double lwo yeah or whatever you want to
0:08:35 call it I mean it is it's certainly a
0:08:37 method of control they've got their own
0:08:39 ideologies you know liberalism for
0:08:41 example second wave feminism still you
0:08:43 know they're putting it they're shoving
0:08:45 it in our faces and obviously you're you
0:08:47 know you've said things which are
0:08:48 totally antithetical to that which in
0:08:51 many ways could be argued to be the
0:08:52 reason why they banned you to be honest
0:08:54 with you well I I'm I'm against this
0:08:56 whole idea of liberalism intolerance as
0:08:58 a whole because one is hypocritical
0:08:59 because these people are not liberal
0:09:01 intolerant the people who are talking
0:09:03 about liberalism intolerance they want
0:09:05 us all to look different but think the
0:09:06 same if you think differently then
0:09:08 you're instantly a bad guy right you
0:09:09 have they love the idea of someone
0:09:11 looking different so they can pretend
0:09:12 they're diverse until tolerant but they
0:09:14 want you to say the same things and
0:09:16 believe the same things as soon as you
0:09:17 step outside of their pre-approved
0:09:19 script instantly they're no longer
0:09:21 tolerant and they no longer they're no
0:09:23 longer interested in diversity of
0:09:24 thought so the first thing that's very
0:09:25 hypocritical and secondly I've learned
0:09:27 in life that the easiest way to get
0:09:29 people to accept bad things is to do it
0:09:32 with a trojan horse you find some way to
0:09:35 disguise it even the Senate does this
0:09:37 even governments do this they'll say you
0:09:39 know the green bill this is to save the
0:09:41 environment and then somewhere on page
0:09:42 84 will be this little code about giving
0:09:45 them all a pay rise you and you don't
0:09:47 want to look at the bad guy who says no
0:09:48 to saving the environment but and they
0:09:51 just sneak it in right so it's very
0:09:52 difficult if you vote against saving the
0:09:54 environment you're terrible and the
0:09:56 media talks about how you didn't want to
0:09:57 save the environment that and you have
0:09:58 to sit there and try and explain on page
0:10:00 84 the MPS they're trying to get an
0:10:02 extra 45 money and and you're and you're
0:10:05 already in on a back foot and this is
0:10:07 how they do it they do everything with
0:10:08 Trojan horses and it doesn't matter what
0:10:10 you want to name even agendas that are
0:10:12 pure of heart
0:10:13 simple things they end up being
0:10:15 weaponized and Trojan like you just said
0:10:17 second wave feminism and liberalism all
0:10:19 this crazy stuff but the number one the
0:10:21 number one most dangerous one is this
0:10:22 idea of tolerance to sit and talk about
0:10:24 being tolerant sounds like such a good
0:10:26 thing that it's very difficult for
0:10:27 someone to sit and say no I am an
0:10:29 intolerant person now you look bad but
0:10:31 when they say tolerance and push
0:10:32 tolerance to the point where absolute
0:10:34 degeneracy must be accepted that's the
0:10:36 point yeah then then you're you're a
0:10:38 better person to not be tolerant you
0:10:40 can't be tolerant of degeneracy you
0:10:42 can't be tolerant of your own children
0:10:43 seeing things they shouldn't see you
0:10:45 couldn't be tolerant of of the
0:10:46 destruction of society if they're going
0:10:48 to sit here and say that no tolerance is
0:10:50 the best thing ever and then Trojan
0:10:51 Horse it and and destroy the way humans
0:10:53 interact then I don't think tolerance is
0:10:56 a good thing well I mean that's the
0:10:57 thing they've hijacked the phrase and
0:10:59 they've used it in their own context
0:11:00 this was one particular political
0:11:02 thinker his name is Mumbai he says
0:11:03 something very interesting he said that
0:11:04 the West has not acted morally
0:11:07 consistent they've only acted
0:11:08 strategically consistent and so it's
0:11:10 tolerance when it's within your own
0:11:11 Borders or within a certain subject of
0:11:13 of people but then it becomes whatever
0:11:15 it wants it becomes a you know a
0:11:18 colonizing Mission or a civilizing
0:11:19 mission when it comes to you know the
0:11:20 Iraq War for example completely if you
0:11:22 look at all of Western foreign policy I
0:11:24 mean they'll talk about we need
0:11:25 democracy we care about Freedom they
0:11:27 can't come up with all this garbage but
0:11:28 the truth is they'll support any side
0:11:30 they want to support regardless of
0:11:32 whether they're Democratic regardless of
0:11:34 what what team they're on they don't
0:11:36 like you you absolutely Nutley nailed it
0:11:37 it's just about strategy at the time and
0:11:40 they have no true morals or true moral
0:11:42 fiber they'll just sit there and go
0:11:43 what's the strategical best decision and
0:11:45 they'll get it done and yeah that's
0:11:47 Western foreign policy and I think it's
0:11:48 the same across basically the entire
0:11:50 Western world but this idea when I hear
0:11:52 people talking about tolerance it's just
0:11:54 when I hear it I know what they're
0:11:56 trying to do they're trying to say this
0:11:58 is evil this is bad yeah yeah yeah but
0:12:00 you're intolerant because you don't like
0:12:02 evil and you have there has to be a
0:12:04 point where you stand up as a man and
0:12:06 Society stands up and says yes I'm
0:12:08 intolerant of certain things if someone
0:12:10 broke into my house and tried to just
0:12:11 start making dinner
0:12:13 I'd be like whoa whoa who are you like
0:12:15 be tolerant no I will not be who the
0:12:17 [ __ ] is this guy you know like it
0:12:19 depends on what food well I mean there
0:12:22 has to be there has to be a line in the
0:12:23 same
0:12:24 and the reason they keep talking about
0:12:26 tolerance diversity inclusion tolerance
0:12:28 tolerance tolerance it's not because
0:12:29 they care about different people of
0:12:31 different uh races or different uh
0:12:33 beliefs certainly not beliefs because
0:12:35 you're not allowed a different belief
0:12:36 that's the number one thing but um it's
0:12:38 because they want you to just sit down
0:12:40 and swallow the pill and allow yourself
0:12:41 to be brainwashed and not stand up for
0:12:43 anything that's all they want this isn't
0:12:44 ironic the use tolerance as a way to try
0:12:46 and manipulate you completely that's
0:12:48 what exactly what they try and do in
0:12:49 fact and you know it's funny I'm trying
0:12:51 to think of an idea which is purported
0:12:53 and accelerated by the mainstream media
0:12:55 machine that isn't an attempt on
0:12:57 manipulation like every single thing
0:12:59 that they they jump behind and they try
0:13:01 so hard to get you to believe in is a
0:13:04 manipulation attempt I'm trying to think
0:13:05 of one that isn't why else would they
0:13:07 waste their screen time yeah like you
0:13:09 know they're they're sitting there these
0:13:11 people are smart enough to understand
0:13:12 that the internet's coming and people
0:13:13 are spending more time on Independent
0:13:14 Medias and people are learning more
0:13:16 information from each other and they're
0:13:17 slowly I mean we can I don't want to go
0:13:19 into the subject we can talk about the
0:13:21 last few years they still have a grip on
0:13:22 the world because they proved it right
0:13:23 but
0:13:25 with the with the with the common cold
0:13:27 but still they're sitting there going
0:13:30 okay we have this mass media machine the
0:13:32 average person only watches six minutes
0:13:34 of our propaganda a day they can't waste
0:13:36 those six minutes my friend like they
0:13:37 need to go what's our agendas let's get
0:13:39 to the point what do we need people to
0:13:40 believe about XYZ they can't be sitting
0:13:43 there telling us the truth that's a
0:13:45 total waste of time absolutely I wanted
0:13:47 to ask you now because this is the Hot
0:13:48 Topic especially in the Muslim Community
0:13:49 about your conversion yeah so tell us
0:13:52 the story like what happened exactly
0:13:54 well I think a lot of people have been
0:13:55 following me for a while understand that
0:13:57 I've been very respectful of Islam for a
0:13:58 long time I was born in a Christian
0:14:01 country I was raised as a Christian and
0:14:03 I've always been very respectful of
0:14:04 Islam and it's become more and more
0:14:07 obvious to me and and more and more
0:14:09 pertinent that Islam is the last
0:14:11 religion on the planet when I talk about
0:14:14 Islam because I'm new to it yeah I I'm a
0:14:18 little bit careful right because I'm new
0:14:19 to it I'm certainly not a scholar
0:14:20 there's so much I need to learn I know
0:14:22 I'm on a Learning Journey I'm not here
0:14:23 to sit there and talk talk scripture I
0:14:26 don't know those things yet I'm here to
0:14:27 learn but we're here at your assistance
0:14:29 thank you brother thank you thank you
0:14:31 but um it's just for me it feels like
0:14:33 the last religion on Earth I feel like
0:14:35 there's no other religion people say to
0:14:37 me why did you convert I said I don't
0:14:38 really feel it as a conversion I it's
0:14:40 almost like I knew Gog was real and now
0:14:42 I've become religious and they say oh
0:14:43 you're religious before I was like
0:14:45 religious before how Christian what does
0:14:47 Christian mean like who's not a
0:14:49 Christian you go to Christian nations
0:14:50 and everyone says they're a Christian
0:14:51 look how they live their lives go into
0:14:53 the average church is anyone actually
0:14:54 fearful of God anybody no the girls are
0:14:57 out on Saturday night drinking and they
0:14:59 turn up to church because their parents
0:15:00 made them but there's there's no
0:15:02 substance to the religion and also
0:15:04 Islam very closely reflects my personal
0:15:07 beliefs I through my personal life I've
0:15:09 learned that if you don't have standards
0:15:11 and you're not a strong person who's
0:15:12 prepared to defend his ideas you will be
0:15:14 crushed yes and we look at most
0:15:16 religions in the world today which are
0:15:18 not prepared to defend their ideas
0:15:19 what's happened to them they're just
0:15:20 getting crushed and now we have
0:15:21 Christianity as an idea which is
0:15:24 basically said well we can't set any
0:15:26 firm rules because everyone will just
0:15:27 quit so instead let's make it so easy to
0:15:29 be a Christian that nobody has to put
0:15:31 any effort in and then accept everybody
0:15:33 no matter what and hopefully we can keep
0:15:35 the church doors open that's not that's
0:15:37 not God to me you know God to me is is
0:15:40 strong God to me is something to be
0:15:42 feared God to me is something someone
0:15:44 that people are afraid to mock yeah God
0:15:46 to me is someone that you have to go out
0:15:48 of your way to prove something to God to
0:15:50 me has red lines like God to me
0:15:53 represents the Islamic faith the
0:15:55 Christian God to me I don't see God I
0:15:57 can't explain I don't see anything there
0:15:58 so to me it was it was the only logical
0:16:01 choice in the end alhamdulillah man I
0:16:03 mean many as you're saying this I'm sure
0:16:04 many people are like ecstatic and
0:16:07 extremely happy it's great it's a great
0:16:09 thing for everyone honestly because you
0:16:11 know just anyone coming into Islam is is
0:16:13 you know the prophet is better than the
0:16:16 world and everything in it but imagine
0:16:18 now somebody of major influence I mean
0:16:20 you're the most Googled person on the
0:16:21 planet I'm not sure if you still yeah I
0:16:24 think Putin might have beat me as of
0:16:25 last week but I think it's between me
0:16:27 and Putin at the moment but I don't want
0:16:29 to lose Putin's the Big G I don't want
0:16:31 more enemies like it's fine Vladimir you
0:16:33 can have it I never thought I'd heard
0:16:35 you saying that statement yeah put
0:16:36 wouldn't beat me last year right yeah I
0:16:39 think we're just something the most
0:16:39 critical but no no it's definitely
0:16:41 something beautiful and a lot of people
0:16:43 have you know you'll be surprised at how
0:16:45 many women as well like because
0:16:47 obviously the the accusations of
0:16:48 misogynist you know but but a lot of
0:16:51 women handling especially in the Muslim
0:16:52 World they absolutely happy in fact let
0:16:54 me tell you a story just before I came
0:16:56 here today one um one particular woman I
0:16:58 can't remember her identity but she's
0:17:00 working as a school teacher yep in
0:17:02 London and actually my friend told me
0:17:05 that she was kicked out of school
0:17:07 because they had this campaign against
0:17:09 you in the schools I'm not sure if
0:17:10 you're aware of it yeah this was part of
0:17:12 the cancellation I didn't know about
0:17:13 this yeah yeah so in British schools
0:17:15 they said you know if you say anything
0:17:16 good about if you if you say anything
0:17:18 good about this person or you have to be
0:17:19 reported or prevented and if you say
0:17:22 anything you know you have to kind of
0:17:24 combat his extremism or whatever maybe
0:17:26 right so she because when you became
0:17:28 Muslim she abstained from doing that she
0:17:30 said I can't really do that because you
0:17:32 know Islamic clause and it's it's
0:17:34 backbiting and he's got honor and Islam
0:17:36 and so on and unfortunately they fired
0:17:38 her from that from the position wow so
0:17:39 you can see that this is the level of
0:17:41 encroachment we're talking about here so
0:17:43 and this shows you that the level of
0:17:45 fraternity that exists and not only the
0:17:47 fact that you know when you're looking
0:17:49 at Old Twitter whatever Twitter or
0:17:50 whatever social media it's not a
0:17:52 representation of what's really
0:17:53 happening of course of course and I I
0:17:55 mean that's that's crazy to hear and
0:17:57 what's most crazy is
0:17:59 yeah the fervor behind this idea that
0:18:02 I'm somehow extremist is truly it's
0:18:05 truly clown world like I've sat as a
0:18:07 professional and and analyzed my content
0:18:09 and understood which things can be taken
0:18:11 out of context and which things were
0:18:12 said in a way perhaps they wouldn't
0:18:13 shouldn't have been said before I was
0:18:15 massively famous but we have to sit here
0:18:17 and understand that if you take anybody
0:18:19 on the planet and give them seven years
0:18:20 of YouTube and then they decide and they
0:18:22 blow up big you're gonna be able to find
0:18:24 30 to 45 seconds of clip across all
0:18:26 those years that could be taken out of
0:18:27 context right yeah and and and and it's
0:18:30 truly crazy because they sit and say oh
0:18:32 yeah but you know the young boys are
0:18:33 watching your stuff and they don't truly
0:18:35 understand all of it and it there's
0:18:37 Nuance that's missing and my argument is
0:18:39 very simple my argument is well one
0:18:41 you're taking small Clips out of context
0:18:42 and two there's not a single piece of
0:18:44 content on the internet that 14 year old
0:18:46 boy can't misunderstand name somebody
0:18:48 name someone who's producing content on
0:18:49 the internet that you would be 100 happy
0:18:51 for a 14 year old drill artists and so
0:18:54 they say that I mean I live in an area
0:18:55 this I'm not going to mention the names
0:18:56 of the artist but they're talking about
0:18:58 going to this person's house and killing
0:18:59 it and killing him in the middle of a
0:19:00 life crime epidemic yeah we have little
0:19:02 Nas twerking on having sex with the dev
0:19:04 level in his music videos like we're
0:19:06 gonna sit here and talk about how
0:19:08 children can be impressionable young
0:19:10 children and I'm sitting there saying
0:19:11 there's no way I'm the worst person in
0:19:12 the internet that's not why they're
0:19:13 deleting me the difference for them is
0:19:15 as you've mentioned on those on those
0:19:17 fronts it doesn't matter to them because
0:19:19 it's like okay they're consuming our
0:19:21 hedonistic products or whatever it is
0:19:22 that doesn't change their world view
0:19:24 whereas what you're saying is
0:19:26 ideological now you're you're
0:19:27 challenging the status quo of the LW of
0:19:31 the liberal world order your challenging
0:19:33 second wave feministic Notions you are
0:19:34 challenging some liberal Notions you are
0:19:36 challenging ideas commonplace ideas of
0:19:38 of Tolerance and George Orwell said it
0:19:41 very well he said that the more a
0:19:44 society moves away from the truth the
0:19:46 more it hates people who speak it
0:19:47 absolutely and and you're and you're
0:19:49 right and I think even the basic things
0:19:51 I teach because some people have said to
0:19:52 me Andrew all you teach about is
0:19:53 personal responsibility motivation
0:19:55 working hard getting up and doing the
0:19:57 right thing I said that's the absolute
0:19:59 those are the things they're most afraid
0:20:00 of if you teach people to have standards
0:20:03 for themselves and to be morally really
0:20:04 strong people and to know right from
0:20:06 wrong then they can't brainwash you so
0:20:08 that's what they're most afraid of
0:20:09 they're most afraid of young men waking
0:20:11 up and going no I don't believe that you
0:20:13 have to believe it no I don't believe it
0:20:15 I don't want to and I want to go do this
0:20:16 I want to go to the gym and be strong or
0:20:18 I want to believe X or I want to be a
0:20:19 moral person they genuinely have a
0:20:22 problem with Baseline morality yes you
0:20:24 understand when some people recognize
0:20:27 when I convert to Islam that there was a
0:20:29 time I was an atheist there was a time
0:20:30 when I was atheistic and the reason I am
0:20:32 now so absolutely certain that God is
0:20:34 real is because I've seen evil I've seen
0:20:37 shaitan I've seen it when you see enough
0:20:39 evil you realize that there must be an
0:20:41 equal and opposite force and there are
0:20:43 people out there in the world today
0:20:44 doing the work of the devil genuine
0:20:45 demons who are trying to destroy the
0:20:47 Baseline morality that's inside of all
0:20:49 of us we're all born with some kind of
0:20:50 morality and they're trying to destroy
0:20:52 it and that's exactly the Islamic
0:20:53 understanding that we believe that
0:20:55 you're born with something called which
0:20:57 is the initial goodness you're born with
0:20:59 an innate belief receptivity to believe
0:21:03 in one God
0:21:04 and then that is corrupted in fact
0:21:06 there's a prophet uh Hadith with the
0:21:08 prophet where he says
0:21:09 [Music]
0:21:11 every born child is born upon this
0:21:13 initial goodness foreign
0:21:18 and then his father and mother or his
0:21:21 parents they socialize him into you know
0:21:24 Christianity Judas and magism so the
0:21:27 idea is that everyone is born with this
0:21:28 initial uh goodness and this initial uh
0:21:31 will or want to believe in God one God
0:21:34 and then as you mentioned I mean it's
0:21:36 what you're mentioning here is really is
0:21:37 profound because you're you're
0:21:38 mentioning a central Doctrine in Islam
0:21:41 but but it's and and this is why perhaps
0:21:43 I found God the way I did because I
0:21:45 understood all these things first and
0:21:47 then I saw the Quran and confirmed so
0:21:49 many things for me you know like I've
0:21:51 even the conversations I've been having
0:21:52 so far so many things have been
0:21:53 confirmed and it's amazing the knowledge
0:21:55 that's inside of it which is so
0:21:56 applicable today yeah for for a old book
0:21:59 right you know it's supposed to be old
0:22:00 but it seems so so Timeless but it's
0:22:03 truly amazing but you're telling right
0:22:05 and and the Baseline morality I don't
0:22:07 think most people understand that when
0:22:09 they're doing this under the guise of
0:22:10 Tolerance when they're saying be so
0:22:11 tolerant that you no longer believe in
0:22:12 right from wrong they're not doing that
0:22:14 to make Society a better place they're
0:22:16 doing that to empty your brain so that
0:22:18 you have no resistance to the slave mind
0:22:19 programming they want to get you to a
0:22:21 point where if they tell you the sky is
0:22:23 green yeah you look at with your own
0:22:25 eyes yeah and you see blue but no the
0:22:28 sky is green that's what they want so
0:22:30 that you have to have nothing in your
0:22:31 brain that can prevent that if you have
0:22:33 God if you have no I believe this is
0:22:35 right and wrong if you have personal
0:22:37 responsibility if you have
0:22:38 self-accountability if you're a person
0:22:40 who sticks up for what he believes all
0:22:42 that's bad to them they want all of that
0:22:43 gone so they can tell you the sky is
0:22:45 green and and I don't want to say too
0:22:47 much because I don't want the stream to
0:22:49 end but they're going to tell you
0:22:50 something much worse than the sky is
0:22:51 green they're going to tell you
0:22:52 something else and and if they're trying
0:22:54 to program us all into slaves I remember
0:22:56 when I was in my undergraduate days and
0:22:58 I was reading a particular book by this
0:23:01 guy called Jeremy Bentham who became
0:23:03 like you know the spiritual forefather
0:23:05 of Jose Mill who is the father of like
0:23:07 social liberalism of today and I
0:23:09 remember reading this because it was so
0:23:11 powerful because it linked to something
0:23:12 I read in the Quran he said that you
0:23:14 know you have two gods he said you have
0:23:17 the god of pain and you have the God of
0:23:18 Pleasure and I thought this is so
0:23:21 interesting the Quran States you know
0:23:23 have you seen the one who takes his own
0:23:26 desires as a God and because now there
0:23:29 is no transcendental force that we can
0:23:32 look up and as you say venerate now
0:23:35 we're forced to be slaves to the system
0:23:37 yeah we're to our own desires or I mean
0:23:40 the Quran has another verse which I
0:23:42 think is so powerful and it connects
0:23:43 very well with what you're saying
0:23:47 that God has struck a parable of a man
0:23:52 that he's got many different slave
0:23:54 owners
0:23:57 and another kind of man who's only got
0:23:59 one slave owner he's God is basically
0:24:01 telling us in the Quran that you've got
0:24:03 one example of one individual who's got
0:24:06 multiple slave owners and another one
0:24:09 with just one he says are they the same
0:24:12 so here the idea is
0:24:14 as Rousseau said that his liberal
0:24:16 philosophy said that man is Born Free
0:24:18 but everywhere in Chains
0:24:20 this is the order because if you don't
0:24:22 have that God to to worship then you're
0:24:24 going to end up having to worship to
0:24:26 everything else and the whole part of
0:24:27 the shahada which you took which is
0:24:31 the the true meaning of that is that
0:24:34 there is no God worthy of worship except
0:24:37 for one God which means that your your
0:24:40 desires or the system or these people
0:24:43 that want to control us they are the
0:24:45 problem is they're not worthy of worship
0:24:47 the only one worthy of our subordination
0:24:50 and submission is the creator of the
0:24:51 heavens and the Earth there's no one
0:24:52 else I agree and it's it's it's I
0:24:55 completely agree and I've agreed with
0:24:57 this for the longest time you know I've
0:24:58 never been to like a music concert and
0:25:01 people ask me why and I said I just look
0:25:04 at it and I feel embarrassed I look at
0:25:06 someone up on a stage dancing around and
0:25:09 I look at hundreds of thousands of
0:25:10 peasants in the crowd just yeah yeah
0:25:13 yeah I'm like it's embarrass I feel
0:25:16 cringe it's like secondhand
0:25:18 embarrassment when I see these festivals
0:25:19 and everyone's losing their mind or
0:25:21 these music concerts I genuinely feel
0:25:22 embarrassed for the people who go
0:25:24 because to me that is a form of worship
0:25:25 like yeah you can listen to the music at
0:25:27 home for free you're like you don't have
0:25:29 to wait in that line and stand out in
0:25:30 the cold like I don't know perhaps it
0:25:32 was a bit extreme but I've always known
0:25:34 that they're trying to give us false
0:25:36 Idols to some degree and when I speak to
0:25:38 atheists atheists they go I don't
0:25:40 believe in God but they they've signed
0:25:42 up so hard to the liberal woke agenda
0:25:44 they're as religious as anybody but
0:25:45 they're just believing in the wrong
0:25:46 things they're believing in degeneracy
0:25:48 they're believing in the work of the
0:25:49 devil so humans always need something to
0:25:52 believe in and it's a great thing you
0:25:53 said about your own desires it's like
0:25:55 one one guy I was talking to since my
0:25:57 conversion says it's interesting that
0:25:59 somebody with everything all the Western
0:26:00 World yeah I think everything somebody
0:26:02 could want is that has now converted and
0:26:04 I said yeah because even before my
0:26:06 conversion I understood that Hedonism is
0:26:08 a black hole and you can never fill it
0:26:10 you're never going to be able to have
0:26:11 enough girls to be happy with girls
0:26:13 you're never gonna be out of enough
0:26:14 money to be happy with money you never
0:26:15 be able to you know drink enough to be
0:26:17 happy with drinking like it's a black
0:26:19 hole and you can pour endless things
0:26:21 down it but you'll never fill it up and
0:26:22 you need to have some degree of
0:26:23 self-restraint and I've always been a
0:26:25 very disciplined person I've never made
0:26:26 mistakes but certainly yeah the higher
0:26:29 power is is going to give you more
0:26:31 satisfaction in your heart than endless
0:26:33 endless Insanity absolutely because I
0:26:35 did see a clip of you making the same
0:26:37 points he was saying that you know I've
0:26:38 done all of these things because the
0:26:40 accusation is well you are the poster
0:26:42 child of Hedonism right let's say this
0:26:43 guy you're talking about which sorry to
0:26:45 interrupt you yeah but what's annoying
0:26:47 about that is I'm absolutely not that's
0:26:49 what's that's what's so annoying about
0:26:50 that because I know so many people of my
0:26:52 net worth I will sit here and say on the
0:26:55 podcast before everybody him and before
0:26:56 God voila voila never never slept with a
0:27:00 prostitute or paid for sex in my life I
0:27:01 don't gamble I've never taken a drug in
0:27:03 my life never tried steroids never tried
0:27:05 weed never tried cocaine ever in my life
0:27:07 ever never never
0:27:08 like I drunk a bit of alcohol smoked
0:27:11 some shisha smoke some cigars and spent
0:27:13 most of my life as an athlete working
0:27:15 hard 12 14 hour days making money I look
0:27:17 after my family so for me to be but they
0:27:20 go you're the poster of Hedonism and say
0:27:21 I know so many people who do so much
0:27:23 worse than me you know I really don't do
0:27:25 that much I'm a gambling my whole
0:27:27 perspective if you've done all of that
0:27:29 your your slate is clean which is which
0:27:31 is amazing but it's just it's just
0:27:33 incredible to me that especially at my
0:27:36 level of net worth right I I grew up in
0:27:38 Loot and poor on a council estate yeah
0:27:40 and now I'm pretty financially
0:27:41 successful and once you get past this
0:27:43 this line and you meet these other
0:27:45 people who are who are as rich as I am
0:27:47 yeah they go they get a boat they put
0:27:49 100 girls on it who are paid for a big
0:27:51 pile of cocaine that I don't do any of
0:27:53 them things like I I would I'd stand by
0:27:55 and say I'm one of the night for a man
0:27:57 with a bunch of money from a council
0:27:58 estate I'm I'm as pretty behaved as you
0:28:00 can possibly hope for so no I I feel
0:28:03 that in you and obviously you you are in
0:28:05 your previous life you you are the
0:28:07 champion world champion and kickboxing
0:28:08 that that requires a certain level of
0:28:10 restriction discipline and these kinds
0:28:12 of things I I do think that this is kind
0:28:15 of like a misconception yeah I mean
0:28:17 people think that you're it's part of
0:28:18 your marketing it's probably uh
0:28:20 self-induced marketing it's part of your
0:28:22 marketing engineering strategy that
0:28:23 you've you've engineered yourself as you
0:28:24 know this is this is my life but in
0:28:26 reality though
0:28:27 is it fair for me to say that if
0:28:29 something doesn't have proper meaning
0:28:30 and purpose for you you won't really
0:28:32 enjoy it yeah I think a lot of people in
0:28:35 fact the number one thing I hear from
0:28:36 people who meet me in person is I've had
0:28:38 so many people meet me and they're like
0:28:39 you surprised me I'm like why like you
0:28:41 just you're just working you just sit on
0:28:43 your phone or you just work on your
0:28:44 laptop and you know like they thought
0:28:46 I'd be this crazy guy running around
0:28:48 being crazy and they realize I'm
0:28:50 extremely restrained I I'm very careful
0:28:52 about everything I do spiritual routine
0:28:54 life okay so it's a good question so I
0:28:56 wake up whatever time that happens to be
0:28:58 I don't I what time what time do you
0:28:59 wake up I have a problem sleeping okay
0:29:01 I'm not good at sleeping I really
0:29:03 struggle with it so I I can maybe get
0:29:06 five to six hours a night maybe and the
0:29:08 reason I can't sleep is because if my
0:29:10 brain is if it even semi-conscious I'm
0:29:13 thinking of a work or some problem I
0:29:15 have to fix and then I end up on my
0:29:16 phone and then I can't sleep that's how
0:29:18 it works so I can give perfect examples
0:29:20 like there's even even before this
0:29:22 podcast I knew I had to be up I had to
0:29:24 go doctors at eight and I had to come to
0:29:25 this podcast so I said last night let me
0:29:27 try go to bed a little bit early I tried
0:29:28 to go to bed at 11 and then I woke up to
0:29:30 go toilet at 2 25 a.m and then I was
0:29:34 thinking about some construction in my
0:29:36 house in Romania and some invoices that
0:29:38 I hadn't seen yet and then by the time I
0:29:39 messaged my assistant that now I'm awake
0:29:41 yeah so now I've been awake since two
0:29:43 like I just I can't turn my brain off I
0:29:45 struggle with it right so I'm not good
0:29:47 at sleeping but let's say I wake up
0:29:49 around nine ish but I go to bed usually
0:29:51 around three four yeah uh first thing I
0:29:53 do is drink two liters of water then I
0:29:56 train every day I train for about what
0:29:58 do I do I train for about 30 to 45
0:30:00 minutes a day I don't train what is it
0:30:02 what country is it it depends where I am
0:30:04 because I travel so much so if I'm in
0:30:06 the if I'm in hotels you kind of got to
0:30:08 do what you can do right so mainly it's
0:30:10 weights now
0:30:11 um I I don't box as often because it's
0:30:13 it's inconvenient like if I was training
0:30:14 for a fight it's different and I was
0:30:16 sparring a couple days ago I still got
0:30:17 the move no one can hit me so I'm still
0:30:18 got it but um yeah so usually about 45
0:30:20 minutes I I I tear through a bunch of
0:30:23 weights I just go as crazy as I can get
0:30:24 that out the way a bunch of coffee I'm a
0:30:27 coffee addict I guess I don't know if
0:30:28 that's still allowed I hope so but um
0:30:30 okay good because I love caffeine I
0:30:32 believe caffeine's a miracle drug so
0:30:33 I'll have two or three coffees another
0:30:34 two liters of water I only eat dinner
0:30:36 every day I don't eat breakfast I don't
0:30:37 eat lunch yeah and then from there it's
0:30:40 just completing tasks I have something
0:30:43 to do I have a podcast with you to do or
0:30:45 I have somewhere to go or I have to go
0:30:46 maybe sometimes it'll be something good
0:30:49 like pick up a new car or new watch but
0:30:50 if not I promise you now I spend every
0:30:53 waking second on my laptop or staring at
0:30:54 my phone running the Empire that's all I
0:30:56 do is work life to me is work life to me
0:30:59 is work at the point now sleepings work
0:31:01 I only sleep because if I don't sleep I
0:31:03 wouldn't be able to work if I could work
0:31:05 without sleeping I wouldn't sleep people
0:31:07 look at my life and they especially
0:31:09 you're right with the marketing they see
0:31:10 the cars they see the boats they see
0:31:12 girls Etc and they're like oh wow he's
0:31:13 living this crazy life and then they get
0:31:15 around me and realize that yeah we're on
0:31:17 a boat yeah there's hot girls yeah it's
0:31:18 y'all but I'm on my laptop and I'm
0:31:20 working that that's it that's all I want
0:31:22 to do is run the Empire because it gives
0:31:23 me it gives me a sense of purpose so it
0:31:26 sounds boring to say but I'm all I do is
0:31:27 work my friend that's it well that's it
0:31:29 when I finish this we'll talk love about
0:31:32 food et cetera I'll get in the car I'll
0:31:33 go back and I will work until my next
0:31:35 appointment that's it I just work that's
0:31:37 all I do so it's and it's kind of funny
0:31:39 because people say to me like what's the
0:31:40 secret to getting rich and I'm like
0:31:42 it's easy if you if you don't do
0:31:44 anything else but work like I don't have
0:31:46 any my only like I'm trying to think of
0:31:48 even even hobby I have I love it
0:31:52 that's a good question
0:31:53 that's a good question we we live in an
0:31:56 attention economy so I think stage one
0:31:58 is certainly attention stage two is once
0:32:00 you have that attention establishing
0:32:02 credibility and then stage three once
0:32:04 you've established your credibility is
0:32:05 finding a way to genuinely improve
0:32:06 people's lives the reason I do so
0:32:09 fantastically well is because everybody
0:32:10 who's ever followed me or tried any of
0:32:12 the things I talk about their life gets
0:32:14 better yeah so it's very easy to say oh
0:32:16 I've tried Tate's program and my life's
0:32:18 better or I tried this I followed Tate
0:32:19 and I feel happier so then of course
0:32:21 they're gonna understand the brand and
0:32:22 that's a way to do it but but truly it's
0:32:24 it's hard work you need to be able to
0:32:26 work endless hours is extremely
0:32:28 competitive you need to be able to work
0:32:29 as harder than the other guys and that's
0:32:31 the only way I did it I ground to the
0:32:33 top the old-fashioned way and that's
0:32:34 still what I do I just work so with with
0:32:36 this basically you'll say that you know
0:32:38 in terms of your routine islamically the
0:32:41 main thing to focus the next one will be
0:32:42 the prayers five prayers yeah right and
0:32:44 so that's obviously one in the morning
0:32:46 and then you'll have like prayer times
0:32:48 and stuff like that where you have to do
0:32:50 the ablution and then I saw you kind of
0:32:52 praying that was yes yeah I'm learning
0:32:54 it and yeah and I've been told the times
0:32:55 and I've got all this and I'm going
0:32:56 through all that and I have to
0:32:57 incorporate that as well it gives you a
0:32:59 solid structure I feel like it gives you
0:33:00 Anchorage in the day it's the spine of
0:33:02 my personal day I feel like you know
0:33:04 it's it's it just creates that structure
0:33:06 in the day yeah and it's a spiritual
0:33:09 thing I mean even the prayer itself when
0:33:10 one prays and they say Allahu Akbar
0:33:12 which is Allah is the greatest some
0:33:13 people think it's some kind of War yeah
0:33:15 they do in war as well I mean to be fair
0:33:17 but they say Allahu Akbar meaning Allah
0:33:19 is greater than everything else this
0:33:21 whole world and everything and when they
0:33:22 start engaging in prayer then what
0:33:25 you're doing is you're trying to in a
0:33:27 sense get out of the zone of being in
0:33:29 this world connect with God ask God for
0:33:32 guidance and we do that very
0:33:33 consistently because we feel like I mean
0:33:35 the belief is that guidance is in God's
0:33:37 hands you know and so doing that if you
0:33:40 know spiritually cleansing is for me
0:33:43 it's the most important thing that one
0:33:44 can do in the whole day so that in terms
0:33:46 of your structure that will be the thing
0:33:47 that you'd put in next but I wanted to
0:33:49 ask you about something else now which I
0:33:50 think is something you're known for as
0:33:52 well in terms of speaking about these
0:33:54 things is your gender positions okay so
0:33:57 this is what you know a lot of people
0:33:58 have controversy with you accuse you of
0:34:00 misogyny and all these kinds of things
0:34:02 yeah I mean what up let's let's say now
0:34:04 what maybe as after you've become Muslim
0:34:07 or even before what are your views on
0:34:09 like how would you summarize your views
0:34:10 in gender I would summarize my views on
0:34:11 gender by being very simple and stating
0:34:14 the fact that I think that the genders
0:34:16 are different I think we have different
0:34:18 strengths and weaknesses I think men are
0:34:19 better at some things than women I think
0:34:21 women are better at some things than men
0:34:23 I think when we work together as a team
0:34:25 that makes us the most powerful force on
0:34:27 the planet I think the biggest problems
0:34:28 with the world today is that everybody
0:34:30 is trying to pretend that they're
0:34:31 interchangeably as good as each other at
0:34:34 the same things and that's destroying
0:34:36 the teamwork it's very simple if I was
0:34:38 an accountant and I met a tailor I'd say
0:34:40 okay you make the clothes I'll do the
0:34:42 accounting and then as a team we have a
0:34:45 very profitable business right if if we
0:34:48 were to turn up and where to decide you
0:34:49 know what I'll do half the accounting
0:34:51 and you do half the accounting and you
0:34:52 do half the Tailors and you have the
0:34:54 tailors where our tax bill will be a
0:34:55 mess the jackets won't fit they'll all
0:34:58 fall apart I don't know why it's so
0:34:59 confusing for people to sit there and
0:35:01 understand and go yeah women have
0:35:03 certain strengths and weaknesses men
0:35:04 have certain strengths and weaknesses
0:35:05 and when we both understand them both
0:35:07 accept them and work as a team then
0:35:08 we're a complete package and this is why
0:35:10 God created us to be different if we
0:35:12 were exactly the same we wouldn't need
0:35:13 each other this is what makes us need
0:35:15 each other yeah this is why we need each
0:35:17 other we wouldn't need each other that's
0:35:18 right and this is what people don't
0:35:19 understand when they sound misogynistic
0:35:21 or I say bad things I'm like no
0:35:22 absolutely not I'm talking about the
0:35:24 differences between men and women so
0:35:25 people understand that men need women
0:35:27 and women need men and that's what
0:35:29 creates beautiful families that's what
0:35:31 keeps Society functioning and as soon as
0:35:34 you point out the differences between
0:35:35 the two genders they're going to attack
0:35:36 you because they don't want men and
0:35:38 women to need each other yes that's one
0:35:40 of the things they really don't want
0:35:41 because the number one thing that will
0:35:42 inspire you to resist against total
0:35:44 tyranny is protection of your family
0:35:46 yeah that you don't want the family unit
0:35:48 in terms of the nuclear family because
0:35:49 otherwise when they come to your door
0:35:51 the devil the devils and the demons
0:35:52 you're going to stand up and say no my
0:35:54 wife and children are inside yeah they
0:35:55 don't want that they want you to just be
0:35:57 hedonistic and not really have anything
0:35:58 of value and nothing worth fighting for
0:36:00 and defending because then you'll accept
0:36:01 the slave programming accept whatever
0:36:03 they want you to do but yeah my views on
0:36:05 gender are very very simple I think that
0:36:06 we're we're slightly different but
0:36:08 together we're ultimately powerful and
0:36:10 pointing that out has somehow labeled me
0:36:13 negative by this vocal minority of
0:36:15 psychopaths and it truly and I say
0:36:17 Psychopaths because they truly are
0:36:18 they're Psychopaths these people they're
0:36:21 truly destructive and when I look at the
0:36:23 the people who have the most hate for me
0:36:25 who say I'm the most detrimental to
0:36:27 women if I look at their lives none of
0:36:29 them are happily married a lot of them
0:36:31 aren't even into women they swing into
0:36:33 completely different direction like
0:36:34 these people why are you pretending you
0:36:36 care about a masculine man's views on
0:36:39 females why do you pretend you care when
0:36:41 I say I want to protect and provide for
0:36:42 my woman I if she doesn't want to work
0:36:44 she doesn't have to work I'll take care
0:36:46 of her in that way and she'll take care
0:36:47 of me in another way why are you
0:36:49 pretending that offends you when your
0:36:50 relationship with women in your own
0:36:51 personal life doesn't even exist and if
0:36:53 it doesn't awful I I'll tell you what's
0:36:55 going to happen now as with as we're
0:36:57 agreeing and talking now some some
0:36:58 people especially some you know feminist
0:37:01 uh people that are influenced by
0:37:03 feminism within the Muslim Community and
0:37:04 say look this is exactly what we feared
0:37:06 he's not holding him to account you know
0:37:07 he's not speaking to him about the wild
0:37:09 statement and the truth is I'll say this
0:37:11 I don't actually feel like I uh need to
0:37:14 judge you because quite frankly Allah
0:37:16 has already wiped away your sins yeah
0:37:18 any statement that you made before about
0:37:20 women or anything that you've done with
0:37:22 a woman before once again it's not my
0:37:24 business to dodge you upon that so that
0:37:26 should be the Islamic position however
0:37:28 let's say for the wider communities
0:37:31 right because at the end of the day you
0:37:34 know we do want you to kind of not
0:37:36 reintegrate especially on the Matrix now
0:37:38 alhamdulillah you're out of the Matrix
0:37:40 let's say you're fully fully out of it
0:37:42 Islam is totally up the Matrix that's
0:37:44 why they hate it so much
0:37:46 some of the comments that you've made I
0:37:48 haven't got a list of them what are some
0:37:50 of the comments that they accuse you of
0:37:51 making and what is the context of these
0:37:53 comments yeah so the two that they
0:37:55 accuse me of most is where I said a
0:37:57 woman is a man's property which is the
0:37:59 first one yeah and the second one that
0:38:01 they try and get me with is where I said
0:38:03 a woman should bear some responsibility
0:38:04 for being sexually assaulted okay that's
0:38:07 and both of them are massively taken out
0:38:09 of context and I'd like to explain them
0:38:11 right when I said about a woman being a
0:38:13 man's property I was talking about the
0:38:14 idea of biblical marriage at the time
0:38:16 Christian marriage I was saying that the
0:38:17 man walks the father walks the bride
0:38:20 down the down the aisle gives her to the
0:38:23 groom she takes his last name and he is
0:38:25 now responsible for protecting and
0:38:27 providing for her till death do them
0:38:29 part she joins his family right she
0:38:32 belongs to him yeah oh no that's so
0:38:34 you're saying she's property I'm saying
0:38:35 she belongs to him all right so it's a
0:38:37 semantical issue so semantic is you
0:38:39 correct yeah so you're not necessarily
0:38:40 saying that he can buy and sell her
0:38:42 absolutely absolutely not I'm saying
0:38:43 that he is responsible for her and he
0:38:45 must protect and provide for her that's
0:38:46 that's this one but I never even said
0:38:48 the word property they said the word
0:38:50 property at me really right so I said
0:38:52 that she belongs to because the The
0:38:53 Exchange I saw is with between you and
0:38:55 Piers Morgan oh yeah and he was just
0:38:57 being obnoxious I I don't even know how
0:38:59 he you can see the man was insecure yeah
0:39:01 that's what how I cycle analysis you
0:39:04 know psychiatrist but I think he's just
0:39:05 insecure he felt like he has something
0:39:06 to prove he was you know he's if a
0:39:09 certain age a certain weight a certain
0:39:11 disposition and you know there's people
0:39:13 when they see you and him together
0:39:15 that's enough of a victory for you and
0:39:16 enough of a loss for him just to see you
0:39:18 do you know side by side but as his face
0:39:21 was becoming red like Peppa Pig and he
0:39:24 was getting more and more angry and
0:39:26 interjecting every second
0:39:28 um you know he was mentioning these
0:39:30 points this is the only thing that from
0:39:32 my perspective I felt okay maybe he has
0:39:34 a point here sure but as you've
0:39:35 explained it if you mean by property X Y
0:39:38 and Z we don't actually mean property
0:39:40 then and potentially we say look you
0:39:42 know that's not the best flooding yeah
0:39:43 you know it's not the best wording
0:39:44 absolutely you know and what you didn't
0:39:46 mean by that is you know she's some kind
0:39:48 of commodity and object correct
0:39:50 absolutely not in fact quite the
0:39:51 opposite I was trying to say how
0:39:53 important she is and how she must be
0:39:54 protected and provided for okay and it
0:39:56 was taken completely out of context and
0:39:59 weaponized against me and it's very
0:40:00 similar with the other comment the other
0:40:02 comment of how women should bear some
0:40:04 personal responsibility for being
0:40:05 sexually assaulted I'm not saying in a
0:40:07 hundred percent of cases that sexual
0:40:09 assault uh couldn't have been prevented
0:40:11 I'm not saying sexual assault should
0:40:12 happen in fact I'd argue that I'm more
0:40:14 strict on the idea of rape than the laws
0:40:16 I think these people should be executed
0:40:17 I think it's disgusting completely and
0:40:19 utterly disgusting however I think it is
0:40:21 asinine for us as a society to sit here
0:40:24 and pretend that if a woman goes out
0:40:26 takes drugs with a man she doesn't know
0:40:29 goes to his house without telling her
0:40:32 brother or her father or telling anybody
0:40:34 and puts herself in a position of
0:40:36 absolute vulnerability that she has zero
0:40:39 responsibility so now I'm not it
0:40:41 shouldn't happen to her it's disgusting
0:40:44 but also I shouldn't get robbed if I
0:40:47 walk down the street with a million
0:40:48 dollars in the middle of the night but
0:40:49 it would but it can so I must think
0:40:51 ahead you know
0:40:54 you know that you know if there are
0:40:56 certain situations where the probably
0:40:57 probability of sexual assault for women
0:40:59 increase in fact for example The Who
0:41:01 itself I was looking at they had this
0:41:03 whole probably the most uh compendious
0:41:05 thing on on rape and sexual assault and
0:41:08 they were talking about different
0:41:09 countries and the one thing that they
0:41:11 said which the West has more than other
0:41:13 places is stranger right and and
0:41:15 actually one of the reasons why could
0:41:17 very well be because of this culture of
0:41:19 intoxic intoxication of clubbing and
0:41:22 these kinds of things so it increases
0:41:24 the probability I think it's a very
0:41:26 reasonable argument to say well this
0:41:28 increases the possibility of stranger
0:41:29 rape now obviously they're going to come
0:41:31 back and say but the way you said it of
0:41:33 course they're going to do it it's a
0:41:34 victim blaming but they're gonna they're
0:41:35 gonna say it's victim blaming and
0:41:36 they're saying I'm going to be
0:41:37 advocating for rape and they're going to
0:41:38 be saying I said it's okay which is all
0:41:40 garbage it's all nonsense I'm trying to
0:41:42 explain to people in a very realistic
0:41:44 fashion that we live in a world which is
0:41:45 not ideal we live in a world where
0:41:47 everybody understands that stealing is
0:41:49 wrong but some people still steal this
0:41:51 is why we lock our cars and lock our
0:41:52 houses this is why we protect our
0:41:54 certain assets and our money this is why
0:41:56 I will not walk down the street with a
0:41:57 gold watch in London at three in the
0:41:59 morning by myself because I don't want
0:42:00 to put myself in a position where
0:42:01 there's a higher probability of
0:42:03 something bad happening to me and I'm
0:42:04 just saying that when it comes to this
0:42:05 one particular crime because it's so
0:42:07 heinous and it is heinous absolutely and
0:42:09 certainly every perpetrator should face
0:42:11 the absolute full punishment from not
0:42:14 only the law but God himself but they
0:42:16 sit and pretend that there's zero
0:42:18 personal responsibility involved and I'm
0:42:20 just saying that there are some
0:42:21 scenarios not all but in some scenarios
0:42:23 the woman has made it so easy for
0:42:25 something bad to happen to her and I'm
0:42:27 saying we should teach them not to do
0:42:29 that so that we can protect them and the
0:42:31 reason this whole subject came up is
0:42:32 because I was talking about if I'm a man
0:42:34 and I'm responsible for my woman and I
0:42:36 want to protect her and they're and
0:42:38 somehow we got the subject of rape and
0:42:39 this was on a a podcast three or four
0:42:41 years ago I said the number one way I
0:42:43 can protect my woman besides being
0:42:44 beside her is teaching her to make smart
0:42:46 decisions when I'm not around and making
0:42:48 sure she's smart and doesn't put herself
0:42:50 in bad positions and this feminist was
0:42:52 saying yeah but people shouldn't rape I
0:42:54 was like I agree people shouldn't steal
0:42:56 people shouldn't do a lot of things but
0:42:58 you still have to protect yourself and
0:43:00 have some personal responsibility and
0:43:02 the feminist's argument against it was
0:43:03 that no we need to teach men not to rape
0:43:05 some asinine idealistic fairy tale land
0:43:09 where we're going to go around and
0:43:10 convince every man on Earth to never
0:43:11 rape again as if we haven't been trying
0:43:13 to convince people not to steal since
0:43:15 the dawn of human time it's stupid I
0:43:17 think that's basically what you're
0:43:18 saying is basically a concern that look
0:43:20 if you follow this advice you'll get the
0:43:22 best results it's very very pragmatic
0:43:23 advice absolutely but what has been
0:43:25 Twisted as us actually this guy is a
0:43:27 misogynist which by the way the
0:43:28 definition of they haven't even agreed
0:43:30 on correct and this guy believes X Y and
0:43:32 Z and they taking you out of context the
0:43:34 problem here is for example with rape
0:43:36 actually interestingly I was looking at
0:43:38 I was speaking to a lawyer I'm not sure
0:43:39 if the case is still the case in the UK
0:43:41 yeah but I don't think you can actually
0:43:42 be convicted of if you're a woman to a
0:43:44 man I think only a woman can be
0:43:45 convicted yeah which is funny enough
0:43:47 another thing that was interesting when
0:43:49 I was arguing this point I was arguing
0:43:51 it saying listen you've made this a
0:43:53 gendered argument because you're a
0:43:54 feminist 29 of of rape cases in UK are
0:43:58 male on male and I'll say the same thing
0:44:00 to a man don't go do drugs become
0:44:03 intoxicated go back home with someone
0:44:05 you don't know and put yourself in a
0:44:07 position to be raped stabbed killed
0:44:09 murdered whatever it is right and and
0:44:12 the feminists who are arguing against me
0:44:14 goes oh but you don't understand male
0:44:15 privilege you get to walk around safe at
0:44:17 night without worry I was like listen my
0:44:19 dear you have no idea what it is to be a
0:44:21 man you have no idea you think a man you
0:44:23 think we walk around London in the
0:44:24 middle of the night willy-nilly without
0:44:26 with no concerns they will kill us for
0:44:29 the piece of metal on our wrist like you
0:44:31 think we're just walking around
0:44:33 absolutely not I'd actually argue that
0:44:36 in certain scenarios in certain places
0:44:37 in the western world it's more dangerous
0:44:39 to walk alone as a man than a woman you
0:44:41 know so it's it's absolutely asinine
0:44:44 they have this idealistic worldview that
0:44:46 everything's perfect for man and
0:44:47 everything's men's fault and women have
0:44:48 no personal responsibility and no matter
0:44:50 what a woman does there's no way she
0:44:51 could be possibly involved even one
0:44:53 percent her fault at all and on this
0:44:55 point of the the legalistic distinction
0:44:57 for example if a woman cannot rape a man
0:44:58 but she can sexually assault him but she
0:45:00 cannot quote rape him for example UK law
0:45:02 why are the feminists not arguing for
0:45:04 equal rights on this point because
0:45:05 feminists don't want you call right yeah
0:45:06 it's not equal rights it's just it's
0:45:07 what we want is we want equally we want
0:45:09 entitle it's an entitlement scheme but
0:45:12 the point is really I think you you are
0:45:14 a proponent proponent of traditional
0:45:16 family aren't you absolutely at the
0:45:18 heart but you've always said that
0:45:19 despite everything else absolutely I'm a
0:45:20 proponent of traditional family and I'm
0:45:22 a proponent of traditionally as well
0:45:23 yeah well I'm a proponent of traditional
0:45:26 roles and the reason the reason for this
0:45:28 is because I actually think it makes
0:45:29 Humanity the most competitive yeah I
0:45:32 think that the world functions best and
0:45:34 we're the most competitive as a species
0:45:36 the closer we are to our original
0:45:37 natural gender roles and I think if you
0:45:39 were to take 10 men and 10 women yes
0:45:42 let's let's say we have two planes right
0:45:44 both both have ten men ten women both
0:45:46 crash on an island and if you had 10 men
0:45:48 and 10 women who fell into their gender
0:45:50 roles and the women started you know
0:45:52 foraging and the men started hunting and
0:45:54 building and the women you know made
0:45:56 blankets and the men found animals to
0:45:58 kill and we fell into our gender roles
0:46:00 and then you have the other island where
0:46:01 all 10 of them it's all mixed up and
0:46:03 everyone just does whatever they decide
0:46:04 and not you know I don't have to do that
0:46:05 because I'm a man you do it Etc I feel
0:46:08 like the island where people fall to
0:46:10 their gender roles are more likely to
0:46:11 succeed I think if you go to right yeah
0:46:13 I think if you go to societies where
0:46:15 life is much more difficult than it is
0:46:16 for us because we live blessed lives
0:46:18 they are very very ingrained to their
0:46:20 gender roles because they understand the
0:46:21 only way they can survive is a tribe or
0:46:23 a species is to for the men to do X and
0:46:25 the women to do X we both do what we're
0:46:27 good at and this makes us the most
0:46:29 competitive and I feel like if you want
0:46:31 to have a stable society and a
0:46:33 competitive society and when I say
0:46:34 competitive I mean competitive in all
0:46:36 Realms including safety including having
0:46:38 as many children as possible not even
0:46:40 competitive in a combative sense I'm
0:46:42 just talking about having enough kids to
0:46:44 beat the reproduction rate which we're
0:46:45 failing to do in the west and everyone
0:46:47 being able to walk around without
0:46:48 getting hurt I think the way to do that
0:46:49 is to be in with inside of our gender
0:46:51 roles I think that's the way it is and I
0:46:53 I always grew up I mean I tell you I
0:46:54 grew up in a place where the world was
0:46:57 very different I'm not even that old I
0:46:58 was 35 but I grew up in a completely
0:47:00 different world like if a random man a
0:47:02 stranger a neighbor yelled at me as a
0:47:04 kid my dad would be like yeah yell at
0:47:06 him like we were scared of our elders
0:47:08 like my dad went to work my mom cooked
0:47:11 and cleaned like and looked after us us
0:47:12 kids like I grew up in that world and
0:47:15 people now are just trying to completely
0:47:16 throw it out the window and they seemed
0:47:17 surprised at society's falling apart in
0:47:19 front of our very eyes yeah absolutely
0:47:21 you know there's a verse in the Quran
0:47:23 actually says something quite simple
0:47:24 that's what you're saying he says
0:47:27 do not wish what the other one has
0:47:33 happened for a man as a portion from
0:47:36 what year's end and for a woman is a
0:47:39 portion from what her what she has
0:47:40 earned and was God from his Bounty
0:47:44 meaning do not attempt to encroach on
0:47:46 the other person's role like men have
0:47:49 been given certain things that women
0:47:50 have not been given them vice versa and
0:47:51 you know what's interesting that you
0:47:52 talk about this case study example of of
0:47:54 islands because quite frankly I was
0:47:56 looking at some statistics and from the
0:47:59 1960s where the second wave feministic
0:48:01 movement became very widespread until
0:48:03 now there's there's been studies that
0:48:05 have been done the biggest one is one
0:48:07 called Blanche flower and Oswald which
0:48:10 happened between the years 1970 to 1990
0:48:13 it was longitudinal study and you'd
0:48:15 expect that after all the implementation
0:48:17 of you know legislative change and stuff
0:48:20 like that in America and the UK and
0:48:22 elsewhere in the west that you know
0:48:23 women will be having a better life and
0:48:25 that they'll be enjoying their times but
0:48:27 the conclusion of the study after
0:48:28 they've interviewed a hundred thousand
0:48:30 women this is the biggest study that I
0:48:31 think has ever been done 100 000 women
0:48:33 wow in both the UK and the US the
0:48:35 conclusion was that women have a
0:48:38 deteriorated
0:48:39 um you know situation and in fact even
0:48:42 like the heads or the mothers of second
0:48:45 world feminine feminism like Betty
0:48:47 Friedan who wrote the Feminine Mystique
0:48:48 and others even Jermaine Graham in 1963
0:48:52 she wrote the book feminine my seek and
0:48:54 then afterwards she wrote another book
0:48:55 which people don't study in schools she
0:48:57 said it herself wow she she wrote a book
0:48:59 called the second stage she said I'd
0:49:01 done sociological experiments in the 70s
0:49:03 after the 60s after the changes I've
0:49:06 been around 60s and I found that in the
0:49:07 70s women were more depressed yep
0:49:11 one-third of women she states this in
0:49:13 her own book she says that one third of
0:49:14 women well worse off it was really
0:49:17 interesting there was actually a
0:49:18 magazine a very famous magazine that
0:49:20 done a Poland women
0:49:22 and they said it's called Top surgery
0:49:24 magazine and they found that 79 of women
0:49:27 that responded said that they would quit
0:49:30 work if they could tomorrow yeah 80
0:49:32 percent said that work is causing them
0:49:34 psychological pain and distress so in
0:49:37 other words this whole idea of
0:49:38 prioritizing careers over motherhood and
0:49:41 other being a wife and stuff like that
0:49:43 the experiment has already been done in
0:49:45 a sense and it's been done in the last
0:49:46 you know 60 61 years or 62 years let's
0:49:50 say since 63 and in that time what we
0:49:52 found has been a tremendous failure of
0:49:54 course which has impacted women's mental
0:49:56 health their physical health impacted
0:49:58 families one more thing I will say is
0:50:00 that I was talking to one guy who's like
0:50:01 he's done um demographic stuff called
0:50:03 Nicholas wolfinger yeah and he I asked
0:50:06 him what families are most stable or
0:50:08 whatever I am by way of like the
0:50:10 children turn out to be most um yeah you
0:50:13 know educated and they're away from
0:50:15 delinquency and criminality these kinds
0:50:16 of Statistics he actually said religious
0:50:18 families like obviously nuclear
0:50:20 traditional families religious families
0:50:22 so so we have the data to show that
0:50:25 families that take this traditional role
0:50:28 are clearly Advantage they Advantage
0:50:30 women the advantage children the
0:50:32 advantage men absolutely is the model
0:50:34 and now you're saying something which is
0:50:36 against it clearly it's not in their
0:50:38 economic interest and so is it the case
0:50:41 that because of this they're canceling
0:50:42 view yeah it's because I think it's
0:50:44 because I'm trying to stick up for the
0:50:46 the Baseline morality of humanity it's
0:50:49 interesting what you just said earlier
0:50:50 as well from the Islamic point of view
0:50:52 that we're born with an innate good and
0:50:53 innate understanding yeah I think that
0:50:55 women innately maybe the world has
0:50:57 convinced them otherwise but from my
0:50:59 experiences the only thing that
0:51:00 satisfies them is becoming a mother and
0:51:02 nothing else is going to fill that hole
0:51:04 in your heart no amount of Sex in the
0:51:05 City Starbucks makeup Instagram likes
0:51:08 career all this crap there's a reason
0:51:10 you are sad and the reason you are sad
0:51:13 is because you should have been a mother
0:51:14 eight years ago and this is why you feel
0:51:17 miserable inside and this is something
0:51:19 that females are born innately with and
0:51:21 Society is trying to convince her out of
0:51:23 them and that's why you have so much
0:51:24 confusion in the world today and like
0:51:26 you said this is why they ended up being
0:51:28 un less happy after this Liberation than
0:51:31 they were before and I'm not saying that
0:51:33 women shouldn't have free choice I think
0:51:34 women should absolutely be allowed to do
0:51:36 whatever they want but they should sit
0:51:37 and understand that this The Matrix and
0:51:39 the system the propaganda machine that
0:51:41 they're sitting and digesting is trying
0:51:43 very hard to convince them to move away
0:51:45 from their Natural Instincts when you
0:51:46 sit and watch Sex in the City about some
0:51:48 49 year old woman with no kids who's
0:51:50 having a great time and a zero percent
0:51:52 depressed on her 58th [ __ ] dude that
0:51:55 month and you're sitting there watching
0:51:57 it they are trying to program you and
0:51:58 most women don't realize the level of
0:52:00 propaganda they're existing under this
0:52:02 also goes back to the earlier point I
0:52:03 made about Trojan horses because this is
0:52:06 how they do everything feminism was
0:52:07 about give the women the vote right then
0:52:09 they sneak in all this other Insanity
0:52:11 let's not allow women to have kids let's
0:52:13 try and convince them not to Let's
0:52:15 convince women not to respect their man
0:52:16 and make him feel like a man in his own
0:52:18 household let's convince women that they
0:52:20 can physically attack a man on the
0:52:21 street and they have no disadvantage at
0:52:23 all because they're just as strong as a
0:52:24 man is let's convince the women of this
0:52:26 insanity will Trojan
0:52:28 feminism so if you say well I'm against
0:52:30 feminism oh you don't want women to vote
0:52:33 no no
0:52:34 the same thing to do with the green new
0:52:35 deal right we want to save the planet
0:52:37 and sneak the money in so you have to
0:52:39 also understand and I wish people were
0:52:41 more persifications that could
0:52:43 understand that any agenda that the
0:52:44 mainstream media is purporting any
0:52:46 agenda they're trying to make you
0:52:47 swallow there are hidden agendas and
0:52:50 hidden back doors in all of it there
0:52:52 always will be and it doesn't matter
0:52:55 whether it's a passport for a particular
0:52:57 injection it doesn't matter if it's a
0:52:59 ideal ideology is no matter what it is
0:53:01 they're trying to give you the surface
0:53:03 level understanding that you can't
0:53:05 disagree with so all the things you
0:53:07 don't like come in right and and that's
0:53:09 the scary thing about a lot of it is
0:53:10 just a simple explanation that it's in
0:53:12 the economic interest of the West and
0:53:13 the elites and it's no coincidence that
0:53:15 second wave feminism really took off
0:53:17 after World War II where the
0:53:18 infrastructure of these countries was
0:53:20 damaged and these guys were bringing
0:53:21 immigrants from uh all those countries
0:53:23 now that you know that's why we've got
0:53:25 so many immigrants in some so-called
0:53:27 immigrants people from abroad
0:53:28 ex-colonies or whatever in the UK or
0:53:30 whatever it is they needed women in the
0:53:32 workforce so this was a convenient
0:53:33 ideology but which has now taken a
0:53:35 Frankenstein form and which is
0:53:37 endangered women endangered children put
0:53:39 women and children both in a very bad
0:53:42 predicament you're saying something
0:53:44 opposite to this they're saying if this
0:53:45 guy gets too popular we're gonna lose
0:53:47 money oh completely it's it's and it's
0:53:49 not even just lose money I think it's I
0:53:50 think it's more Sinister than that I
0:53:51 think it's they're going to lose
0:53:52 influence and influence is the number
0:53:54 one thing they care about the reason
0:53:55 that they push feminism so hard a lot of
0:53:57 people understand it so they could
0:53:58 double the tax bracket they want women
0:53:59 to work so they could double the taxes
0:54:01 but I think the other reason they did it
0:54:02 that a lot of people don't consider is
0:54:04 that in the modern world in the world
0:54:06 you live in today in the west you don't
0:54:08 raise your children and you don't own
0:54:10 your children you've had these children
0:54:12 I like to believe because you're in love
0:54:13 with your partner and you want to
0:54:15 replicate yourself and purport your
0:54:16 World Views and the way you view the
0:54:18 world you want that to be instilled in
0:54:19 this child that's not the case they
0:54:21 wanted the woman at work because if the
0:54:23 woman's at home she likely agrees with
0:54:25 the world views of her man and that
0:54:26 means the children are being raised by
0:54:28 the mother and they're likely to adopt
0:54:29 those World Views in the modern world
0:54:31 where they convince a woman to get a job
0:54:32 the man to get a job they inflate the
0:54:35 currency so nobody can exist any other
0:54:36 way because it's too expensive the
0:54:38 parents are out working all day the
0:54:40 school and the internet and the Matrix
0:54:41 raise your children your children go to
0:54:43 school all day and be told things that
0:54:44 you may not want them to learn then they
0:54:46 sit on the internet and read things and
0:54:48 watch things you may not want them to
0:54:49 watch you talked to them for 10 minutes
0:54:51 at the end of the day and they go to bed
0:54:52 you're fighting with your 10 minutes
0:54:54 against endless Us hours of the most
0:54:56 entertaining programming or the most
0:54:59 forceful programming in school it's
0:55:01 forceful on the Internet it's
0:55:02 entertaining convincing them of ideas
0:55:04 that you perhaps don't agree with I've
0:55:06 seen it myself on YouTube I've seen a
0:55:07 guy in America driving his car and his
0:55:09 kids were in the back seat and he was
0:55:10 arguing with them about an issue and
0:55:12 they was like where did you hear that
0:55:13 school
0:55:14 he's like why did the school tell you
0:55:16 that that's not true and his own
0:55:17 children are arguing with him because
0:55:18 they learn to in school have you ever
0:55:20 tried to take your children out of
0:55:21 school you'll get fined you'll get in
0:55:23 trouble no your kids have to go to
0:55:24 school you have to give your kids away
0:55:25 to the school if you don't give your
0:55:27 kids away to the brain the brainwashing
0:55:29 you'll get in trouble and the reason
0:55:31 they're doing this is because they want
0:55:32 to control the youth because the youth
0:55:33 is of course the future of the world and
0:55:35 you have to understand that this whole
0:55:36 idea of feminism this is what I'm saying
0:55:38 you're saying women don't shouldn't vote
0:55:40 I'm not saying that I'm saying that we
0:55:42 shouldn't allow children to be
0:55:43 brainwashed we shouldn't separate them
0:55:44 from their parents to the point where
0:55:46 they're going to absorb ideals like and
0:55:49 I've seen the Muslim Community the only
0:55:50 one standing at the gates of schools
0:55:52 saying you're not going to teach this to
0:55:54 our kids the only ones who will stand up
0:55:56 against it because in the in the white
0:55:58 Christian traditionalist of of England
0:56:01 the British they just sit there and let
0:56:03 their children just ship them off for
0:56:04 programming just ship them over it's
0:56:06 insane you don't raise your own kids
0:56:07 anymore absolutely and you know what's
0:56:09 so ironic about this is that if you read
0:56:10 the 30 articles of the Human Rights
0:56:12 Convention I think it's almost 27 or
0:56:15 something like this which says that a
0:56:17 human being has a right to educate their
0:56:19 children or what their children is
0:56:21 educated about so on the one hand
0:56:22 they're saying look you can educate your
0:56:23 child you can choose what education they
0:56:25 have but on the other hand knows to
0:56:27 State the aurelian state the thought
0:56:28 police that must say that correct so
0:56:30 they've got a contradiction there but
0:56:31 what's even more pernicious I think as
0:56:33 you said is that it's if this is a
0:56:35 religion I mean at the end of the day
0:56:37 I think anthropologists maybe 100 years
0:56:39 from now I've got to look back in
0:56:40 western civilization and say an
0:56:42 individual with with these traits is
0:56:44 identifying in this way this is a
0:56:47 mythology of some sort a fiction of some
0:56:48 sort and this is some this is a religion
0:56:50 of the Western World they they sacrifice
0:56:52 the religion the conventional idea of
0:56:55 one God creating the universe for this
0:56:57 Preposterous idea or this mythological
0:57:00 idea that you know you can identify as X
0:57:02 and you're you're actually
0:57:03 scientifically why and they're now
0:57:05 trying to put this religion on our
0:57:08 children now you said it good on a video
0:57:10 because I actually saw a video that you
0:57:11 a small clip like you know a lot of your
0:57:13 Clips have become viral like on shorts
0:57:15 and Tick Tock and one of them was where
0:57:17 you were saying that you can do what you
0:57:18 want I mean in the west just to be clear
0:57:20 I don't think either of us or any of us
0:57:22 have said no we want to stop you from
0:57:25 doing what's right we're saying you can
0:57:26 do what you want and we're not stopping
0:57:27 you from doing what you want we're not
0:57:29 trying to encroach on your rights you
0:57:30 live in the west you have your rights
0:57:31 but what we're saying is that where the
0:57:33 Red Lion is the children absolutely they
0:57:35 need to understand anybody with any idea
0:57:38 and we don't have to talk about
0:57:39 particularly sexuality because people
0:57:40 get offended for it let's talk about
0:57:42 something benign that makes it a lot
0:57:43 harder for them to cut me up and
0:57:45 misconstrue me like they always do let's
0:57:47 talk about orange juice if I don't like
0:57:49 orange juice and I've had children that
0:57:51 I'm responsible they'll still do it with
0:57:52 orange juice I know they will they'll
0:57:54 say that he was analyzed of course I
0:57:56 can't wait I can't win but if I have
0:57:58 children and I raise them and I'm
0:58:00 responsible for them and I decided to
0:58:02 have them and I sacrificed that for them
0:58:04 and I decide that I don't want them to
0:58:06 drink orange juice it's not fair for the
0:58:07 government to come along and say it
0:58:09 doesn't matter what you want we're going
0:58:10 to force them to drink orange juice and
0:58:12 and this is what they effectively do
0:58:13 with so many of these ideologies and
0:58:14 you're right it's to a degree it's a
0:58:16 religion they are so fervent and so can
0:58:18 so desperate for people to accept and
0:58:20 believe in these things this is why
0:58:22 people say I'm an atheist there's no
0:58:23 such thing as an atheist you either
0:58:23 believe in God or you believe in the
0:58:25 devil and you believe in the degeneracy
0:58:26 there's no there's no in between I've
0:58:28 never seen anybody who's an atheist
0:58:29 who's genuinely just neutral to these
0:58:31 things right they always end up agreeing
0:58:33 with this craziness I think the main
0:58:35 reason people call themselves atheists
0:58:37 so they have an excuse to do bad things
0:58:38 and not feel guilty about you know what
0:58:40 what they know innately is wrong but
0:58:42 you're completely right it's completely
0:58:44 unfair for people with a certain
0:58:45 ideology to come along and say that we
0:58:47 must teach children my ideology
0:58:49 regardless of what their parents believe
0:58:51 and think that's truly disgusting and
0:58:53 feminism and the whole idea of getting
0:58:54 the mother out the household and locking
0:58:56 the children in these educational camps
0:58:58 is the reason they wanted to do all this
0:59:00 stuff and they want to control the youth
0:59:02 especially the youth because children
0:59:04 are the easiest to manipulate to shape
0:59:06 the future and they're trying to shape
0:59:08 the future of the children so that they
0:59:10 are very good at ignoring their own
0:59:13 innate moralities and also very good at
0:59:15 ignoring their own eyes when you said
0:59:17 earlier about X and Y I perfectly
0:59:19 understood you and we're on YouTube so
0:59:20 we'll have to talk very carefully but if
0:59:21 you can convince somebody that a giraffe
0:59:23 is a horse and you can convince them
0:59:25 that even if they look directly at a
0:59:27 giraffe that they that they know that
0:59:29 they're they their mind tells them it's
0:59:31 a horse regardless of the fact that they
0:59:33 can see a giraffe before their very eyes
0:59:35 then they are completely open for all
0:59:37 forms of sleep programming once you get
0:59:38 people to ignore their eyes yeah well
0:59:40 then then the game is complete right so
0:59:42 this is purposeful this is done on
0:59:44 purpose no no I was doing at one point I
0:59:46 did a like I did a poem on postgraduate
0:59:48 on the gender studies and I was speaking
0:59:50 to this uh person on the left
0:59:52 and uh she said that you know the penis
0:59:54 is a social construct of course so I
0:59:56 said okay well no problem then on that
0:59:58 logic rape is a social construct yeah
0:59:59 because I mean it's the same thing if
1:00:01 you if you take your belief to its
1:00:03 logical conclusion then it actually
1:00:05 leads to things that you don't want to
1:00:06 happen for example if you say that
1:00:07 racism so if I can identify as a black
1:00:09 man or a white man or whatever then
1:00:11 racism becomes a social construct so
1:00:13 it's once again it's if you if you take
1:00:15 your ideas and stretch them out you get
1:00:18 exactly the opposite of what you're
1:00:19 trying to achieve and I don't think this
1:00:21 has been thought out properly but these
1:00:23 people don't think and and this is
1:00:25 what's amazing it shows what privileged
1:00:27 world we live in they don't think
1:00:28 because their ideas the reason they
1:00:30 don't think is because their ideas
1:00:32 aren't tested when your ideas are tested
1:00:34 and challenged you have to find a way to
1:00:35 rebot and prove your ideas to be true
1:00:37 the reason their ideas aren't tested is
1:00:39 because of censorship if you argue
1:00:40 against these ideas they delete the
1:00:42 other side of the argument which means
1:00:43 we now live in a false version of
1:00:45 reality because one side of the argument
1:00:46 is completely decimated and deleted
1:00:48 hence the computers purport The Matrix
1:00:50 and this is exactly where we are if we
1:00:51 could freely's talk and argue against
1:00:53 these points they'd be gone but we can't
1:00:56 which is why they still exist which is
1:00:58 why false ideas which should have been
1:01:00 destroyed long ago are now pertinent
1:01:02 amongst the population because of the
1:01:05 Matrix and their media machine and the
1:01:07 false computer generated reality were
1:01:08 forced to live under under the guise of
1:01:10 censorship and this is what this is what
1:01:11 we say I said this to somebody they said
1:01:13 oh man you lost your Instagram that must
1:01:15 suck I'm like yeah okay I lost Instagram
1:01:16 I can't show off my fantasy cars cool
1:01:18 but it's not about that this is about
1:01:19 genuinely good versus evil this is about
1:01:22 the fact that if you read any history
1:01:23 book the people who did the censoring
1:01:25 were never the good guys this is
1:01:26 genuinely about the forces of evil
1:01:29 versus God that's what this is about
1:01:31 it's not about my Instagram page it's
1:01:33 about the fact that there are ideas that
1:01:34 they have now that we can't talk against
1:01:36 for the last three years they had this
1:01:38 thing we weren't allowed to talk against
1:01:39 and look what it did to people look how
1:01:40 it decimated people locking in their
1:01:42 houses destroying people's businesses
1:01:43 Etc and guess what's going to come next
1:01:45 another idea or not to talk against and
1:01:47 another one we're not allowed to talk
1:01:48 against and people think that anyone
1:01:50 who's ignorant enough to sit there and
1:01:51 Trust the rulers of Earth or their
1:01:52 government and go they're going to come
1:01:54 up with ideas I can't disagree with and
1:01:55 nobody can disagree with and those ideas
1:01:57 are going to be good for me well then
1:01:58 you are a dummy and you deserve what
1:02:00 comes next I think the mosque has
1:02:01 dropped with your with your cancellation
1:02:03 because at the end of the day when with
1:02:05 your cancellations as if they couldn't
1:02:06 contain themselves it was as if they
1:02:08 made a mistake yes I I would like to
1:02:11 think that I would like to think that
1:02:13 we've now reached a critical mass and I
1:02:16 was perhaps the last person needed to
1:02:19 truly show the agenda behind how these
1:02:22 people work I think it's a I think it's
1:02:24 a perfect storm of the fact that one the
1:02:26 things I talk about they proved me
1:02:27 completely right yeah two I said I was
1:02:29 going to be canceled three the they
1:02:31 thought I was small enough to crush and
1:02:33 they've realized that my fans are loyal
1:02:34 enough to follow me anywhere so I become
1:02:37 more popular post cancellation which
1:02:39 also inspires people right I think the
1:02:41 number one the reason cancellation was
1:02:43 such a powerful weapon is because if
1:02:45 they cancel you you're done but once I
1:02:47 prove that's not the case then people
1:02:49 are going to go you know what this is
1:02:50 such an important issue I'm going to
1:02:51 tell the truth anyway because if they
1:02:53 cancel me I won't be done I think with
1:02:54 you is a bit different because I mean
1:02:55 you didn't have a you don't have a
1:02:57 company or a program that if you cancel
1:02:59 then you lose all your customers you I
1:03:01 mean you are the product yourself I mean
1:03:02 they can't change your face or try and
1:03:05 no get rid of you well well they can
1:03:08 they can try maybe maybe they will yeah
1:03:10 and that's that's the only thing I will
1:03:11 say about being canceled yeah in terms
1:03:13 of being canceled I'm more popular than
1:03:14 I've ever been I've now moved over to
1:03:15 rumble which is a YouTube competitor
1:03:17 rumble.com take speech you can speak
1:03:19 with absolute freedom it's just as good
1:03:20 as YouTube I encourage everybody anyone
1:03:22 with a YouTube account you can go to
1:03:23 rumble.com you can back up your entire
1:03:25 account with a few clicks of a button or
1:03:27 download all your videos upload them all
1:03:28 automatically get that done because
1:03:29 YouTube will vanish you like this so
1:03:31 that's Rumble where you can find me but
1:03:34 uh yeah the the only bad thing about
1:03:37 being canceled is you have three strikes
1:03:39 you first say try and shut you up and
1:03:40 lie about you and hope you'll be quiet
1:03:41 and if that doesn't happen they try and
1:03:43 put you in jail for something you didn't
1:03:44 do and if that doesn't work they kill
1:03:45 you so when you lose your first strike
1:03:47 that is kind of scary to know now that
1:03:50 okay they've told me me I must be quiet
1:03:53 and I'm not being quiet yeah so they're
1:03:55 sitting around going oh Big Mouth still
1:03:57 wants to talk and they're coming up with
1:03:59 a plan to try and make me be quiet that
1:04:01 is disconcerting it is disconcerting I
1:04:03 think this is very relevant to the
1:04:04 Muslim Community abroad like in general
1:04:06 because the reason why I feel like this
1:04:08 cancellation should be like such a
1:04:10 concern for the Muslim Community is
1:04:12 because
1:04:13 if this can be done to you because of
1:04:15 XYZ view that you have
1:04:18 or that you had before Islam let's say a
1:04:20 lot of those views were commensurate
1:04:22 with Islam fully commensured with
1:04:23 religions especially your traditional
1:04:25 views gender roles so so congruent with
1:04:27 it now if if they're allowing you to if
1:04:30 they're doing that with you then we're
1:04:32 next and we've got two choices either we
1:04:34 preempt the situation like what we're
1:04:36 doing right now and holding these
1:04:38 unelected Elites to account yeah or we
1:04:41 say there's Lane ducks and put our neck
1:04:42 on the shopping board and we'll be next
1:04:44 yeah absolutely and this is why once
1:04:46 again when I was saying earlier about
1:04:47 about the reason I've adopted Islam and
1:04:49 how you have red lines and things you
1:04:51 stand up for it's the Islamic community
1:04:53 the only ones I see who are outside
1:04:54 schools trying to protest and protect
1:04:56 their own children they're the only ones
1:04:57 who have a baseline moral fiber that
1:05:00 can't be corrupted we're here in Dubai
1:05:02 right you could walk outside and find a
1:05:04 construction worker in the heat for 300
1:05:05 a month if you offered him a million
1:05:07 dollars to denounce Islam he wouldn't do
1:05:09 it he did he could not be born and let
1:05:12 me let me say something else as well on
1:05:13 that do you know we're talking about
1:05:14 hypergamy which I agree all the almost
1:05:16 all the studies like there's one by King
1:05:18 and some like that shows that
1:05:20 um hypogly is a real thing right that
1:05:22 women will marry you know across and up
1:05:25 dominance hierarchies however there's
1:05:28 one thing I'll say about Muslim women
1:05:29 right
1:05:30 for the most part and no study has been
1:05:32 done on this but I from my own
1:05:34 experience I'll tell you this for a fact
1:05:35 yeah if you go to a hundred Muslim women
1:05:37 a thousand Muslim women and tell them
1:05:39 look you know this you've got this
1:05:40 millionaire well he he's not a Muslim
1:05:42 you know he wants to marry you yeah for
1:05:45 the most part I believe that they will
1:05:46 reject that offer which shows you a
1:05:48 certain level of loyalty that we have as
1:05:52 a community that we have as Muslim
1:05:54 people which is inspired from the Quran
1:05:55 to be honest with you
1:05:58 are the best community that was sent
1:06:01 from the people and that the prophet
1:06:02 told us about these kinds of things and
1:06:04 shows you quite frankly the strength of
1:06:06 the Muslim community based on faith a
1:06:09 transcendental idea and so that that's
1:06:12 one thing one other thing I will say is
1:06:14 what really what you are consider you as
1:06:17 a Perpetual Optimist you're an
1:06:18 optimistic person yeah and even post
1:06:20 your cancellation
1:06:22 you can tell it did affect you you're a
1:06:24 human being yeah bad things affected the
1:06:26 prophet Muhammad you know in the Quran
1:06:29 God is speaking to the prophet and says
1:06:32 you know don't fear the people fear me
1:06:33 you know and you fear the people don't
1:06:35 don't fear them but fear me these kinds
1:06:37 of things it did affect you as it would
1:06:39 affect me as affect anyone but what I
1:06:41 continued seeing with you is reasons to
1:06:43 make it good yeah Perpetual optimism and
1:06:45 this is exactly Islam because the
1:06:47 prophet Muhammad or it was said about
1:06:49 him
1:06:51 he used to love optimism
1:06:54 optimism is an integral part of Islam
1:06:57 it's always finding a reason why this
1:07:00 thing is good and and that is because at
1:07:03 the end of it and at the end of it what
1:07:04 is it your eyes are your sins are being
1:07:07 deleted from the Islamic perspective
1:07:08 when you go through a trial or a
1:07:10 tribulation your sins are being deleted
1:07:11 you're going through a challenges
1:07:12 strengthening your Iman your faith your
1:07:14 person or is putting you in a higher
1:07:16 rank in the Hereafter yeah and that we
1:07:18 believe obviously in heaven and hell we
1:07:19 believe in these things as real
1:07:20 constructs we don't believe in these
1:07:21 things as metaphoric or something like
1:07:23 that so we believe that this is It's
1:07:24 only good things really yeah if you
1:07:27 consider it and so in many ways one can
1:07:29 see why a religion like that would would
1:07:32 suit someone like yourself I mean you
1:07:33 mentioned before yeah and you mentioned
1:07:36 like you know he's got training and then
1:07:38 he's got praying and training and
1:07:39 praying and there's something else about
1:07:41 Habib which I think is really powerful
1:07:42 is that he represents I think a very
1:07:45 virtuous thing which is that he is both
1:07:47 humble and confident yeah and and that's
1:07:49 where the virtue is and at the end of
1:07:51 the day if you have that kind of mindset
1:07:54 a strong mindset a disciplinarian
1:07:56 mindset for yourself and for your family
1:07:58 I think that is in many ways it is the
1:08:01 remedy for a lot of these mental health
1:08:02 issues oh absolutely and I also think
1:08:04 that God is is more is pleased with you
1:08:07 when you show him the beauty of his
1:08:08 creation I think that God is pleased
1:08:09 with you when you work as hard as you
1:08:11 possibly can and you do the best you can
1:08:13 in anything you're going to attempt God
1:08:15 loves people who work hard and try hard
1:08:17 and in my own personal life I can see
1:08:20 that God is very happy with me when I
1:08:22 give it 100 and very few people give
1:08:25 anything 100 anymore it's very rare you
1:08:27 meet somebody and they if they're honest
1:08:29 with themselves and with you and with
1:08:31 God say I gave it everything I had they
1:08:34 gave it some they tried a bit they got
1:08:36 demotivated they got distracted they got
1:08:38 tempted but when you truly give your 100
1:08:40 to something I think that makes God very
1:08:42 happy with you and I I think it rewards
1:08:44 us for that what would you be what would
1:08:45 you advise be to somebody because this
1:08:47 is one thing that you're credited with
1:08:48 even by your enemies right those
1:08:51 attractors they say that you know you
1:08:52 can say what you want about him even
1:08:53 Piers Morgan said that but you know
1:08:54 you've given confidence a young man
1:08:56 there's a lot of young men now young
1:08:57 women that require that discipline what
1:09:00 kind of advice would you give them
1:09:00 practical advice yeah I think that you
1:09:02 have to live
1:09:04 there's a lot of practical advice I can
1:09:06 give in terms of the religious sense I
1:09:07 would say you need to live like God is
1:09:09 always watching you may have the
1:09:10 opportunity to do something bad or you
1:09:12 may have the opportunity to steal some
1:09:13 money or snake somebody but in the end
1:09:14 you're going to pay for that and the
1:09:15 bill will be paid I think if you do the
1:09:17 right thing in my experience if you're a
1:09:20 person who does the right thing firm
1:09:22 handshake is on time doesn't lie to
1:09:24 anybody does what he's supposed to do is
1:09:26 honest with a good heart is genuinely
1:09:29 polite to everyone he meets if you are
1:09:31 that person you get very far in life I
1:09:33 have yet to meet people who just do all
1:09:35 the simple things right who completely
1:09:37 fail at life but I've met a lot of
1:09:38 people who snake or steal some money and
1:09:41 they get really rich then they lose it
1:09:42 all or they get rich and end up a
1:09:44 gambling addict or depressed or Etc so
1:09:47 you have to just understand that God is
1:09:49 always watching he's going to reward you
1:09:50 in the end that's the first thing and
1:09:51 the second thing I will say is that you
1:09:53 are the sum of The Five People You spend
1:09:54 the most time with and you need to
1:09:56 create your reality I think the biggest
1:09:57 problem with young people today is that
1:09:58 they don't create the realities heavily
1:10:01 enough the people that they want to
1:10:02 spend most time with are adding any
1:10:05 value to their lives and then they end
1:10:06 up wondering why they don't get anywhere
1:10:08 it's so interesting as you speak it's as
1:10:10 if you're narrating Hadith because when
1:10:11 you said God is watching it it sounds
1:10:13 nicer in Arabic when you say it in
1:10:15 Arabic it sounds I need to learn that
1:10:16 part no honest there was a Hadith that
1:10:17 says that the highest form of faith is
1:10:23 that you should worship God as if he
1:10:25 sees you because if he doesn't if you
1:10:27 don't see him he sees you and on the on
1:10:30 the friends issue um there's a Hadith on
1:10:32 that as well like you know that
1:10:35 that the person is on the religion of
1:10:37 his friends yeah so a lot of like as you
1:10:39 say this is society I need to learn it
1:10:41 all and this is I'll say this now the
1:10:43 thing that was most daunting for me
1:10:45 about converting was the amount I'd have
1:10:46 to learn yeah that's what's scary no no
1:10:48 take it easy because that's what's scary
1:10:49 about it you know but I mean I'm a fast
1:10:51 learner I'm a stupid guy but it's just
1:10:53 like okay I have a lot to do the prophet
1:10:55 Muhammad told us
1:10:56 that the religion is easy
1:11:00 no one tries to overburden themselves
1:11:03 with the religion except that it beats
1:11:04 them in other words take it
1:11:05 incrementally yeah and you know I showed
1:11:08 one of the ones of the Prophet she said
1:11:10 that if the first things that had been
1:11:11 revealed to the people was this is a
1:11:14 permissible and this is impermissible
1:11:15 people wouldn't have done it yes so you
1:11:18 know the first things that came down in
1:11:19 terms of Revelation were the verses of
1:11:21 Heaven and Hell and these kinds of
1:11:22 things so I would say take it easy it's
1:11:24 it's a very it's a journey like it like
1:11:27 it's like kickboxing you know yeah you
1:11:29 probably came in when you were a young
1:11:30 guy learning The Roundhouse of course
1:11:32 you know it took you some time to kind
1:11:34 of develop competence in in that field
1:11:36 and it's like anything else so
1:11:39 it's it's an easy process but it's uh
1:11:42 it's a gradual process what I wanted to
1:11:44 um speak to you a little bit about is
1:11:45 conceptions of masculinity okay yeah so
1:11:50 I think you've been criticized with that
1:11:51 as well like you know the toxic
1:11:52 masculinity supposedly yeah
1:11:54 which is a very such a vague term it's
1:11:57 almost like the community guidelines
1:11:59 well it's almost like the community
1:12:00 guidelines of these social media
1:12:02 companies right they give this stupid
1:12:04 definition of a term which basically can
1:12:07 be applied to anybody in anything
1:12:08 willy-nilly deciding whether they like
1:12:09 you or not it's very vague it's not
1:12:11 solid what they're trying to say is that
1:12:14 you're overly masculine and that some of
1:12:15 the traits which are innate inside of
1:12:17 you as a man are somehow now bad for
1:12:20 society or for other people which is
1:12:22 absolutely insane to even try and
1:12:24 conceptualize because that is it's
1:12:28 asinine and it's childish because like
1:12:31 anyone with a brain understands that
1:12:33 there are certain scenarios in life
1:12:34 where particular qualities are
1:12:36 completely applicable and permissible
1:12:37 and there's certain scenarios when
1:12:39 they're not to sit and say it's
1:12:40 toxically masculine for men to be
1:12:42 violent is stupid because there are
1:12:44 scenarios in life where you need a man
1:12:45 to be violent if someone breaks into
1:12:47 your house or if you go to war or you
1:12:48 call a police officer so it's not a
1:12:51 matter of you know a certain subset of
1:12:53 masculine qualities being labeled
1:12:55 negative because these qualities exist
1:12:58 because we've needed them for a very
1:12:59 long time and I argue we still need them
1:13:01 so you want to interface with their
1:13:02 interests and only when it interferes
1:13:04 with their interests it's kind of funny
1:13:05 I was arguing with a feminist like I've
1:13:07 done a bunch
1:13:08 and she was talking about toxic
1:13:09 masculinity and just talking about the
1:13:11 idea that men are innately violent and
1:13:12 how that's bad and I said you think
1:13:14 that's bad because you're living in an
1:13:16 extremely privileged society and a very
1:13:18 privileged life but I'll tell you that
1:13:19 that's not bad because you even and of
1:13:21 yourself may not know this but you like
1:13:23 the idea of men being violent because
1:13:25 let's say I lost my mind right now or
1:13:27 let's say an intruder broke in and
1:13:29 threatened you physically yeah exactly
1:13:30 you would call a man to be violent for
1:13:33 you you'd call the police and say please
1:13:35 be violent to protect me you believe in
1:13:37 violence very much yeah yeah so for you
1:13:40 to sit there and say oh that violence is
1:13:41 toxically masculine but you call a
1:13:43 toxically masculine man when the Trouble
1:13:45 Comes exactly shows that the whole idea
1:13:47 in and of itself is hypocritical and
1:13:49 it's garbage and it's stupid and what
1:13:50 they're trying to do is brainwash people
1:13:52 into thinking that if you stand up for
1:13:54 yourself or if you are true to the
1:13:56 innate way we were built the things that
1:13:58 were inside of us when we're born that
1:14:00 there's something wrong with you they
1:14:02 want you confused they want you to sit
1:14:03 and go I'm a man and what's happening
1:14:05 around me I think is unfair and it makes
1:14:07 me feel I'm not happy about it and I
1:14:10 want to stand up and talk and fight
1:14:11 against it they want to convince you
1:14:13 that that's wrong and you're a bad
1:14:14 person for wanting to defend your ideas
1:14:16 and I don't think that's the case that's
1:14:18 simply the absolute opposite in fact
1:14:20 absolutely and the thing is a lot of
1:14:22 people will think that you know this
1:14:24 idea of a man is just simply that our
1:14:27 idea of a man or the Islamic say for
1:14:29 example idea of a managers this violent
1:14:31 creature the truth is like you said
1:14:33 violence is just an integral part of the
1:14:35 ability capacity to do it in situations
1:14:36 where there's a need for it it's just
1:14:38 one part of the puzzle like for example
1:14:40 you know the prophet Muhammad one really
1:14:42 interesting thing we know he had nine
1:14:43 wives at one time which is very
1:14:45 difficult to me you can probably yeah
1:14:49 they're consistent relationships it's
1:14:51 not like divorce and marriages like
1:14:53 you're actually living with these so
1:14:54 nine at one time and then that's one
1:14:57 thing and then you've got he had six
1:14:58 children all of which died in his
1:14:59 lifetime only one of them survived
1:15:02 afterwards so he had to live with the
1:15:04 grief of that his wife died at his time
1:15:06 as well he had to live with him he loved
1:15:08 his first wife Khadijah who was older
1:15:11 than him she died and so you had to live
1:15:13 with that grief you had to live with the
1:15:14 grief with his uncles and so he he dealt
1:15:16 with that we've got narrations of him
1:15:18 crying when his son died but but what
1:15:20 did he do he didn't just okay cry and
1:15:22 that's it give up he cries and then he
1:15:23 went to war the next day yeah he cries
1:15:25 then he went down a sermon the next day
1:15:26 yeah he he you know he he felt the grief
1:15:29 but then he could you know he had 19
1:15:30 wolves they participated in wow and it
1:15:32 wasn't just these are not Wars that he
1:15:34 told other people to do well he sat in
1:15:36 some some air conditioned place he went
1:15:38 and actually involved himself in these
1:15:39 walls yeah you know he was fighting he
1:15:41 died in one of those walls so he was
1:15:43 engaging in war he was the leader of a
1:15:45 polity he had nine wives at one time all
1:15:47 manage and managing all that he prayed
1:15:49 half of the night so imagine like you
1:15:51 said four three four five thousand the
1:15:53 prophet saws may have prayed for that
1:15:55 long like actually praying for that long
1:15:56 and that's an incredibly difficult thing
1:15:59 to do you know his children died he was
1:16:02 directing the people I mean if you
1:16:04 really think about it from a kpi
1:16:05 perspective keep performance indicators
1:16:07 you know for a thousand four hundred
1:16:09 years people have been following the
1:16:10 teachings of this man
1:16:12 from the most grandiose of things to the
1:16:15 most minuscule of things I mean this is
1:16:18 influence and even Pantheon I think is
1:16:20 one of the organizations that have
1:16:22 ranked it they've put him as number one
1:16:24 because they how can they how could you
1:16:25 not how could you deny his influence
1:16:27 stretches cross-culturally it stretches
1:16:29 historically you know and and then also
1:16:32 we got the Quran he's not you know
1:16:33 they've got the hadiths we've got
1:16:34 thousands of Hadith we've got the Quran
1:16:36 this is the role model for the Muslims
1:16:38 yeah you see what I mean and it's a lot
1:16:41 of men nowadays I'll be honest within
1:16:42 the Muslim Community and outside the
1:16:44 Muslim Community we don't have those
1:16:46 kinds of Role Models yeah the religious
1:16:48 clergy are not nothing like Warriors and
1:16:51 the Warriors are nothing like you know
1:16:52 intellectuals or anything like that and
1:16:54 I said I could not remember who had done
1:16:56 this um who said this quote but it was
1:16:58 such a powerful one it was an English
1:16:59 shirt it was either Aristotle or
1:17:00 Socrates I think if it's the quote
1:17:02 you're about to say uh no no I don't
1:17:04 remember the quote first he said
1:17:05 something to the effect of if you do if
1:17:08 you um separate the Fighting Man
1:17:11 from the thinking man you have fools
1:17:13 that you have fools that fight and you
1:17:16 have cowards that thing yeah completely
1:17:18 and I and I think it was a there's a
1:17:20 similar quote by either Socrates or
1:17:21 Aristotle yeah he said something very
1:17:23 similar he said
1:17:24 um if you're if you're Warriors and
1:17:26 you're thinking men are separate then
1:17:27 yeah you nailed it exactly the same I
1:17:30 think it's one of those two but no and
1:17:31 you're completely right it's completely
1:17:32 true and
1:17:34 that is what the world is lacking now as
1:17:36 a whole and it's kind of insane when you
1:17:37 look at how the world works you have
1:17:38 these thinkers sitting around in some
1:17:40 government building sending Warriors to
1:17:42 die and the Warriors don't understand
1:17:44 why and the thinkers are too scared to
1:17:46 go do it themselves and it's kind of
1:17:47 strange how all societies even you know
1:17:49 limping along as it is but I agree with
1:17:52 you I think that's the the essence of a
1:17:54 complete man and when you were telling
1:17:55 me about
1:17:56 the adversaries uh the adversities that
1:17:59 were faced and how he stood up and he
1:18:00 fought against them and moved forward
1:18:01 anyway I think this is what God wants
1:18:03 from us from all of us it doesn't matter
1:18:05 what the adversary is it doesn't matter
1:18:06 how much you're hurt by it you need to
1:18:08 allow it to motivate you to push harder
1:18:10 and show your power and show your
1:18:12 resilience and it's it's almost like
1:18:15 even before I I became Islamic I have
1:18:18 very much understood that when bad
1:18:19 things happen to me this is a lesson
1:18:21 from the universe or from God or from
1:18:22 the Creator to to to stand up and show
1:18:25 who I am and who I can be and to take
1:18:27 all of the pain and anguish and
1:18:28 disappointment and heartbreak and all of
1:18:30 this and turn it into a force I can use
1:18:32 for good and to make myself a better
1:18:33 person and I think if you don't approach
1:18:35 life this way that you're always going
1:18:37 to struggle because life is hard for
1:18:39 everybody it's going to be hard it
1:18:40 doesn't matter who you are or what you
1:18:41 do you need to be resilient to it and I
1:18:43 think that Islam is a fantastic way to
1:18:45 understand exactly how to handle
1:18:46 adversities and move forward so
1:18:48 well um I'll I'm going to end in a
1:18:51 second but I just want to say one thing
1:18:52 which is that for those who don't know
1:18:53 what Islam is Islam is a very very basic
1:18:56 religion and it really is just a belief
1:18:58 in Worship in one God worthy of worship
1:19:00 as we've talked about today it's not
1:19:01 your desires it's not the society it's
1:19:03 not the Matrix or the lwo the liberal
1:19:06 world order it's not any of those things
1:19:07 really it's just belief in Worship in
1:19:09 one God and it is the belief in all of
1:19:11 the messengers Abraham Moses Jesus and
1:19:14 we believe the final messenger is
1:19:15 Prophet Muhammad who have just described
1:19:17 a second ago and if you if someone just
1:19:20 believes in those two things actually
1:19:21 for all intents and purposes they're all
1:19:22 Muslim and then they all they have to do
1:19:24 next is start praying five times a day
1:19:25 which is what Andrew take has has done
1:19:27 it's been a pleasure having you on I
1:19:29 know you're a bit tired and fatigued so
1:19:31 I don't want to over make it all along
1:19:33 for you and we'll get something to eat
1:19:34 after this I don't know how long we've
1:19:36 been talking for how long we've been
1:19:37 speaking for
1:19:38 I think that's a good time yeah I think
1:19:40 and we can do another one as well
1:19:41 especially as my journey continues and
1:19:43 as I learn more and as I get more
1:19:44 knowledgeable I would love in you know a
1:19:46 year or so or six seven months Etc would
1:19:48 meet up again and do something
1:19:49 absolutely and if you need anything from
1:19:50 us obviously we're always being in
1:19:52 communication with you if you need to
1:19:53 have resources research anything like
1:19:55 that perfect and you're part of the
1:19:56 community now one thing I want to say to
1:19:57 the Muslim people is we must show
1:19:59 loyalty and unity with Andrew Tate in
1:20:03 the sense that he is now one of our
1:20:04 brothers and it is absolutely
1:20:08 unforgivable to say things that some of
1:20:11 these feminist Muslims have been saying
1:20:12 and in fact if anything they need to be
1:20:15 the ones who are refuted Andrew Tate now
1:20:18 is a brother of ours his sins have been
1:20:20 completely wiped away uh and and that
1:20:23 really is that thank you so much Andrew
1:20:26 for coming thank you thank you very much
1:20:28 man and it's been educational and very
1:20:30 interesting thank you thank you brother
1:20:32 thank you