Critique of Sharia Law and Islam
Hello, my name is Eddie Isa.
I'm a Sharia law survivor from Iran, and I'm here to tell you
this is a dangerous ideology you're allowing in your country.
Every country that is Islamic now, it used to be a Christian country,
and we l- we were soft Christians, and we allowed these people to come in,
bring their Sharia law into their countries, and
slowly kill us off left and right. Let me make it very
clear to you, Christianity is a personal relationship
with God, where it says, "Render unto Caesar's what is
Caesar's, render unto God what is God's." Islam is Sharia
law, din wa dawlah, religion and states, which is
not even compatible with the American thing. And when they...
these people will use taqiyya to lie to you, to manipulate
you, because whenever Islam is little, they will lie to you and tell you they
come in peace. This is level one. Level two is what's happening
in UK right now, where you have two-tier policing, where
you have, like, the blasphemy laws, Islamophobia,
racism, all this nonsense that they ca- talk about.
First of all, Islam is not a race, so any time you criticize Islam,
they will use the race card, but there's all -- every country has
this disgusting ideology inside their country-
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... including my own country, Iran, Russia.
Islamophobia is another made-up bullshit because they don't want you to
t- criticize their death cult. That's why they will put that...
That's why they push it in UK, in every country they
go to. M103 is in Canada right now. They deliberately try to
silence us, and the worst people that are trapped in it is Muslims
themselves because they can't leave that death cult, because they're told
if you
question that c- disgusting book, you're called a kuffar, and
they get killed over it, just like my friends who
are apostates in prison or
dead right now in Iran. I'm telling you, this is a bad
idea, and you're gonna regret not listening to
people like us who lived
under Sharia law.
Thank you, Eddie.
So again, to remind you, uh... You ready to-
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