Gad Saad

And so that's 70-something years.

And then anything that Islam would have done prior to 1948 could not be blamed on the Zionist entities.

By the Muslim – is that what you're talking about?

Yes.

Exactly.

Yes, Thomas Jefferson.

Exactly.

Yes.

So my point is – Tell everybody that story.

I don't know it too well, but Thomas Jefferson, I think, was being belligerent to some incursions of Muslim piracy or something like that.

Exactly right.

I mean, Winston Churchill has some really savory quotes about what he thought about his interactions with Islam.

And now he's British.

He's got nothing to do with the United States.

This was well before the existence of the Zionist entity.

It is part of the playbook to try to always blame some other agent other than our canons for why we're doing what we're doing, right?

That's why I love coming on the show whenever you have me on.

If you crack, I don't mean you, but anybody who's listening to this, crack a book to say, okay, let me look at the number of military conquests where Islam was the offensive party, right?

For example, people say, oh, the Crusades.

Well, the Crusades were a retaliation to hundreds of years of Islamic aggression.