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Mark Siljander

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The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Christianity in the face of something approximating Muslim error and enmity. And then when you were in Congress, you realized that there was something wrong with that stance, even perhaps from a Christian perspective. But you also had a conceptual realization, which was there is some commonality of text between the three major Abrahamic faiths. And if you analyze that commonality, you'd be able to

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Christianity in the face of something approximating Muslim error and enmity. And then when you were in Congress, you realized that there was something wrong with that stance, even perhaps from a Christian perspective. But you also had a conceptual realization, which was there is some commonality of text between the three major Abrahamic faiths. And if you analyze that commonality, you'd be able to

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Start to establish ground on which negotiation for peace might be established. Is that about right?

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Start to establish ground on which negotiation for peace might be established. Is that about right?

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Start to establish ground on which negotiation for peace might be established. Is that about right?

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Well, I didn't realize there is so much common ground at the time, but that was the ambition and it was also Being a hawk, you know I was we were fighting communism at the time during the Soviet Empire and as young naive foolish And I was given the chairmanship of the Africa subcommittee, thinking that I was important. And it turned out to be they wanted to use someone young and naive and a dupe.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Well, I didn't realize there is so much common ground at the time, but that was the ambition and it was also Being a hawk, you know I was we were fighting communism at the time during the Soviet Empire and as young naive foolish And I was given the chairmanship of the Africa subcommittee, thinking that I was important. And it turned out to be they wanted to use someone young and naive and a dupe.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

Well, I didn't realize there is so much common ground at the time, but that was the ambition and it was also Being a hawk, you know I was we were fighting communism at the time during the Soviet Empire and as young naive foolish And I was given the chairmanship of the Africa subcommittee, thinking that I was important. And it turned out to be they wanted to use someone young and naive and a dupe.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

So certain people could sort of use me with certain legislative efforts. So I promoted anti-communist guerrillas supporting guns and arms and propped up despot regimes that were anti-communist regimes. Right, right. And in the epiphany, this is so contrary to what the Messiah taught. and who the Messiah was as an example of love and compassion and mercy, not killing and hate and arming.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

So certain people could sort of use me with certain legislative efforts. So I promoted anti-communist guerrillas supporting guns and arms and propped up despot regimes that were anti-communist regimes. Right, right. And in the epiphany, this is so contrary to what the Messiah taught. and who the Messiah was as an example of love and compassion and mercy, not killing and hate and arming.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

So certain people could sort of use me with certain legislative efforts. So I promoted anti-communist guerrillas supporting guns and arms and propped up despot regimes that were anti-communist regimes. Right, right. And in the epiphany, this is so contrary to what the Messiah taught. and who the Messiah was as an example of love and compassion and mercy, not killing and hate and arming.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

So it was an overwhelming feeling of emotions. I actually teared up on the floor of the Congress, and I'm not one often given to tears like that. And it was just so powerful. And I can't tell you where it came from, but it was during the apartheid debate in South Africa where there were bills to condemn the white regime at the time. And I was in charge of it.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

So it was an overwhelming feeling of emotions. I actually teared up on the floor of the Congress, and I'm not one often given to tears like that. And it was just so powerful. And I can't tell you where it came from, but it was during the apartheid debate in South Africa where there were bills to condemn the white regime at the time. And I was in charge of it.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

So it was an overwhelming feeling of emotions. I actually teared up on the floor of the Congress, and I'm not one often given to tears like that. And it was just so powerful. And I can't tell you where it came from, but it was during the apartheid debate in South Africa where there were bills to condemn the white regime at the time. And I was in charge of it.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

And I sat there in the House floor by myself and my African-American aide trying to defend a bill that as a weak, useless, toothless bill to condemn the white regime in South Africa, the Democrats and Republicans came up with an agreement. My job was to push it through. And the debates were for several days. I'm looking. There are 84 Democrats on the Democrat side and Republican.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

And I sat there in the House floor by myself and my African-American aide trying to defend a bill that as a weak, useless, toothless bill to condemn the white regime in South Africa, the Democrats and Republicans came up with an agreement. My job was to push it through. And the debates were for several days. I'm looking. There are 84 Democrats on the Democrat side and Republican.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

And I sat there in the House floor by myself and my African-American aide trying to defend a bill that as a weak, useless, toothless bill to condemn the white regime in South Africa, the Democrats and Republicans came up with an agreement. My job was to push it through. And the debates were for several days. I'm looking. There are 84 Democrats on the Democrat side and Republican.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

I'm looking at my side. It's just me, my Aiden High. That was it. No one else. And it was obvious to me then, too bad it took so long to figure it out, that I was being used to prop up racism. So the most radical bill as an amendment to the wishy-washy bipartisan bill that wouldn't hurt the regime at all, but at least makes some subtle statements. I let that bill go through on a voice vote.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

I'm looking at my side. It's just me, my Aiden High. That was it. No one else. And it was obvious to me then, too bad it took so long to figure it out, that I was being used to prop up racism. So the most radical bill as an amendment to the wishy-washy bipartisan bill that wouldn't hurt the regime at all, but at least makes some subtle statements. I let that bill go through on a voice vote.

The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
534. How Some Muslim Countries Navigate Extremism | Mark Siljander

I'm looking at my side. It's just me, my Aiden High. That was it. No one else. And it was obvious to me then, too bad it took so long to figure it out, that I was being used to prop up racism. So the most radical bill as an amendment to the wishy-washy bipartisan bill that wouldn't hurt the regime at all, but at least makes some subtle statements. I let that bill go through on a voice vote.