Discussion on Muslim Brotherhood and Ideology
Abdul, will you disavow the Muslim Brotherhood?
What's your name?
Abdul.
No, what's your name?
I have a simple question.
No, what's your name?
I have a question.
No, no, what's your name?
A simple question.
No, your friend's got the mic. But you answer me.
I, I'm asking you a simple question.
You give me your name, I'll answer the question.
Okay, Tommy.
Hi, Tommy. How are you?
I'm great.
Are you? Do you know what the Constitution of the
United States is?
I have one simple question.
No.
Will you disavow the Muslim Brotherhood?
Sure.
The audacity of Abdul. Rather than coming in reverence, respect,
and
understanding, he does a power flip on someone who's just
genuinely
asking a very important question.
And another thing is this: he's also trying to make this young man
feel
bad for asking such a question because he's Muslim.
Now, even if that was another reason, there would be no issue with it,
nor would it be racist like many of these people are trying to make you
believe that it is, and it's not.
It falls into racist very clearly.
Coming against someone's belief system and coming against someone because of the
color of their skin are two different situations.
As a matter of fact, you shouldn't forget what such an ideology
has against
you who is considered an infidel in their book.
There is nothing racist about that.
Black, white, red, blue, if you believe in that Quran that
is speaking to you about me as an infidel or a Christian or a Jew,
I'm going to vet you before I put you in a position of authority to be
over the vulnerable and, hear this, even making
decisions concerning laws in the nation that I dwell in.
And no, it's not just for the Muslim, but it's for the atheist, it's for the
Satanist, it's for every single person who has an
ideology or a belief
system that is contrary to what I believe, not your
skin color. I have every right to vet you because I am
unsure when it comes to you and what you believe.
If you are a Christian, you should even understand this.
Even in the Book of Deuteronomy chapter 25, God told the Israelites, "Hey,
don't forget what the Amalekites did to you when I brought you out of
Egypt. You were so weary you couldn't even put
one foot in front of the other."
Listen, He was telling them this not out of
bitterness and unforgiveness, but don't
you dare give access to someone who has a
belief system like this that waits for an
opportune time to come at you. America, this is a warning
to you. Don't forget what this ideology has
against you and even what
happened to our brethren, those that we link arms with, on October 7th.
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