Discussion on Wahhabism and American Identity
Yeah, and I would also point out that Wahhabism is also a creation
of the British as well. Um, before Wahhabism, there
were no real extremists in the Islamic world.
I mean, it, you know, like, the Islamic world for most of
human history was, um, the most tolerant,
uh, uh, part of the world. It always welcomed Jews, and it treated
Jews really well compared with, you know, how Christians were,
were treating Jews in, uh, in Europe.
Um, and, um, Wahhabism
was, um, just an anomaly in the,
uh, Islamic world, and just the way that this Wahhabism has just spread,
um, you have to think that it's, it's a foreign intelligence operation
of some sort.
Yes. Yeah, I, and I'm... I got caught in some hot water recently
because I
was debating about America being a, a, a Christian country, where there's
no evidence to say that Christianity is
part of American doctrine. There was a comparison.
I, I wish I, you know, usually I don't find myself like this,
but I just
f- you know. It's, uh, I, you, you, you make some absolutely valid
points. I just don't wanna get
banned from countries, and I was already banned from Australia
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