Discussion on Islamic Influence in NYC

Tell me to carry a pistol, I'll shoot you next time

Oh, you're gonna shoot him?

Hey-

You just, we just have that on camera

The call to prayer is being broadcasted in New York City

right now.

Go out.

What?

I mean, you have to go out.

How do you feel about the call to prayer being broadcasted here?

Hey, hey. You've got a parking ticket on this truck.

Where are the parking tickets on these Muslim drivers' taxis?

I notice you're, you're giving a ticket to this car, right?

Yes.

And what about all the taxis that are double parked?

Get out.

Get out.

Get out.

It's not necessary because I-

How did I lie about the funding from Kuwait? Huh?

This is one of the most famous locations in the whole country,

sought after by millions to come here and one day live here,

to live out their dreams, to be in New York City,

and now there's a call to prayer.

Welcome to the Islamic takeover of New York City, and welcome back to the

Nate Friedman Show.

Oh, what do we got here?

If you wanna, if you wanna go inside, you can go inside.

Oh, I'm not so sure we can go inside 'cause

when we went inside, they threatened

to shoot him in the face with a pistol, and I'm sure they said some not so nice

things about me. So that was our experience in the mosque.

And if you got any question, you can go to office for.

Yeah, for sure, and I experienced the religion of peace

firsthand in there.

Um-

I say if-

Yeah

... if you've got any question, you can go to office and, you know.

Sir, um, we're gonna do it here. Okay?

We're gonna do the interview here because my, my security doesn't

want me going inside a place where they threatened to shoot us in the face.

So let's go and get him and come out. Okay?

No, come.

We found out that the office is inside the Islamic Cultural Center

school,

which is a part of the mosque. However, it is not connected to it, so my

security cleared us to go inside.

If you wanna talk with people-

No, I'm not having it.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi. How you doing? We just went into the mosque-

Uh-huh

... and a man said that he was gonna pull his pistol out and shoot

him in the face.

Um, and we're just curious what your thoughts

are on that.

Uh, do you have appointments or you just came today?

Do we have, do we have an appointment?

Yes.

Um-

You have to ask the front coming in

... is, is, is, um, is your response to us getting our

lives threatened, "Do we have an appointment?"

Is that your response to that?

That's what I'm asking you. Do you have appointment?

No, we, we, we didn't have getting our lives

threatened scheduled.

Do you have camera on? I'm asking you.

Mm-hmm.

Do you have appointments?

No, we don't have one. Can we set, can we set one up for now?

Oh, we can, uh, it's concerning what?

Watching that video should blow your mind.

It is crazy how fast the Islamic takeover of America

is progressing. If you watch that video, you should, you probably feel like

just sick to your stomach at what's happening to America.

Let's just address a couple things here.

The first is Nate Friedman was trying to enter the mosque, and he

was threatened to

be shot in the face by a Muslim with a gun.

So what should that get you if there was actually a legal system?

Well, it looks like if he didn't actually brandish the gun,

it looks like a maximum

prison sentence of about three months in jail plus a fine.

Okay, now what about that Islamic call to prayer by the Met?

Um, when exactly did that start happening?

AI kind of didn't really understand what I was saying here, but it answered the

question anyway. It was approved by New York City Mayor Eric

Adams and the

NYPD Blue on August 29, 2023. So this is a

relatively new thing where New York has these big loudspeakers that are

just blasting the Islamic call to prayer, and of course, nobody wants that

but the Muslims that were imported.

So the one thing that I think is really important

is let's just get an idea of what the American people think about this

because obviously it's one thing to see it in a video, but one of the

things that's the best tell is just to look at the comments

and what the top

comments are. That gives you the best idea of how the

American public

actually feels about what they're seeing. And let's just go through them.

"How the F did America let this happen?" That is an excellent

question. "Raise your hand if you're sick of all this."

Look at this, almost 6,000 likes. "Sad to see New Yorkers

forgot 9/11." "After 20 years and 13

deployments, I'd lose my mind in New York today." I

think anyone

would after going... Remember the, "If we fight them over there,

we don't have to

fight them here"? Well, they were imported here.

"The United States government should be brought up on treason charges and dealt

with accordingly. They have betrayed America

and its citizens.

Deplorable." I think this is absolutely true.

They've absolutely betrayed us.

"How the hell did this happen to New York City?

I'm 59 years old, and never in my life would have thought I

would see something

like this in my lifetime." I think a lot of people are just kind of hoping that,

you know, they would be, they'd be passed on by the time it got

this bad, but it's

progressing so quickly that unfortunately a lot of people who

thought that it

would be bad after they passed away, it's happening now.

"God protect us from Democrats, please." "And liberals want

this." "September 11th, never forget." "This is disgusting,

America. You need to wake up." "Sorry to say,

it's too late."

"I cannot believe they're allowing this to happen." "New York, what are you doing?"

"It's a damn shame." So if you see, all the comments are the

same. I'll scroll through just a few more

if you wanted to read some on your own.

"Barack Obama did this." "Democrat voters did this." I mean, it's

all the same stuff, you know. Nobody is okay with this.

Nobody wants it, but it's here, you know?

So what's gonna happen? I don't know. Something needs to happen.

It needs to be deported while we still can