Discussion on Sunni-Shia Relations and Zionism
What, what do you say to those Sunnis who
haven't forgotten what has happened in
Syria, though?
Well, I, I, I-
Uh, uh, B- but I say that because that's the discomfort
that we have with Iran.
Sure. Okay, so, so my, my, my, my best,
most, most mo- most kind of friendly way of putting this-
Go on
... is to say, get over it. Look, I, I, I have a completely different
understanding
of what happened in Syria than you do, right?
Sure.
But, but, you know, the main enemy is not Assad, it's the
Zionists. And let, let's fight about Assad later if you want,
right?
Mm.
But we don't need to fight about Assad just now, we need to fight the Zionists.
They are the main enemy, and their main supporter
is US imperialism.
So let's be clear, you know, we, we, we shouldn't have grudging ...
Sorry, I'm speaking as if I'm a Muslim now.
Sunni shala. Sunni shala.
There shouldn't, there shouldn't be begrudging alliances
between Sunni and Shia
or between different parts of Shiaism and different parts of Sunnism.
There should be wholehearted, brotherly a- alliances to
get rid of the Zionists. It's the main threat to world peace.
Do you understand the question, though?
Of course. Of course. Of course I understand it.
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