Gad Saad

So when Islam comes into the United States, it's not as though suddenly the United States of America is going to become under Sharia law tomorrow morning.

But if you have the imagination to extrapolate in two, three hundred years, if you were to repeat that,

Dearborn and Patterson, New Jersey and Minneapolis into 20 more cities, 50 more cities, 100 more cities, would you be living in the same United States?

Right.

And if not, is that a good thing or a bad thing?

Exactly.

Well, listen, I'm wearing right now a Star of David.

Exactly.

As soon as I'm in New York and I go to one of those –

I mean, I don't as much anymore because my stomach's a bit more sensitive as I get older.

But let's say one of those street vendors, I right away put away my Star of David because I'd love to have my shawarma without spit in it.

The fact that I now even think of that and that that's a reflex that I have today is...

That's not a reflex I had 15 years ago.

What changed?

Well, what changed are the demographic realities that causes that there's a greater number of people that are triggered by the Star of David.

Demography is indeed destiny.

So you and I could fully agree that most Muslims are perfectly lovely.

i'm the first one to say this because i come from that culture no muslim has ever killed me no muslim has ever raped me but i do know that i've spoken to many muslims before before i was known and they knew who i was who say things about the jews that would make hitler and himmler go look guys we also hate the jews but i think this is too much jew hatred even by our standards

So there is an endemic feature of Islamic societies that renders the Jew as the ultimate shaitan, the ultimate devil.

He's demonic, right?