Ayaan Hirsi Ali

So you do need then leaders from within who want to challenge the preachings of the Muslim Brotherhood, who want to challenge the preachings of the infrastructure that they have set up. And there I see a light at the end of the tunnel because the core Muslim countries like Saudi Arabia, like the UAE, they have driven the Muslim Brotherhood out of their countries.

And those that are driven out, they come to Europe and America, and we harbor them. So right now, for this dynamic to change, I think in 2025, there's a huge opportunity for Muslims who hate this and Westerners, Brits and others, to join forces and say, let's get rid of this monstrosity.

And those that are driven out, they come to Europe and America, and we harbor them. So right now, for this dynamic to change, I think in 2025, there's a huge opportunity for Muslims who hate this and Westerners, Brits and others, to join forces and say, let's get rid of this monstrosity.

And those that are driven out, they come to Europe and America, and we harbor them. So right now, for this dynamic to change, I think in 2025, there's a huge opportunity for Muslims who hate this and Westerners, Brits and others, to join forces and say, let's get rid of this monstrosity.

Ayaan? So I agree with Julie on all of that. And what I have found is when I try to shut out these problems and think, let other people do it, I can't sleep at night. I keep thinking, if I think it is other people's problems, then when I am in trouble, other people will think, well, someone else will help her. And so if you know of a problem, you should do something about it.

Ayaan? So I agree with Julie on all of that. And what I have found is when I try to shut out these problems and think, let other people do it, I can't sleep at night. I keep thinking, if I think it is other people's problems, then when I am in trouble, other people will think, well, someone else will help her. And so if you know of a problem, you should do something about it.

Ayaan? So I agree with Julie on all of that. And what I have found is when I try to shut out these problems and think, let other people do it, I can't sleep at night. I keep thinking, if I think it is other people's problems, then when I am in trouble, other people will think, well, someone else will help her. And so if you know of a problem, you should do something about it.

Like this discussion now, I'm really grateful that it's out in the open and it's really, I'm not doing much. I'm just filling in the gaps, little gaps of where things are open. And quite recently I've come to believe in God. And sometimes it's great to know that when we talk about service and duty and charity, it's a gift from God that I'm able to do this.

Like this discussion now, I'm really grateful that it's out in the open and it's really, I'm not doing much. I'm just filling in the gaps, little gaps of where things are open. And quite recently I've come to believe in God. And sometimes it's great to know that when we talk about service and duty and charity, it's a gift from God that I'm able to do this.

Like this discussion now, I'm really grateful that it's out in the open and it's really, I'm not doing much. I'm just filling in the gaps, little gaps of where things are open. And quite recently I've come to believe in God. And sometimes it's great to know that when we talk about service and duty and charity, it's a gift from God that I'm able to do this.