Michael Jones

You have four schools in Sunni Islam.

They're always fighting.

You have Salafis fighting, which is like a revivalist movement in Islam, trying to make it back to what, make it more traditional and hardcore.

They're fighting with non-Salafis.

You'll see people fighting with the Wahhabis.

I mean, there's all these different factions in there and they're fighting.

And then they're fighting in terms of countries they support.

Oh, you support UAE, why support Saudi Arabia?

It's very, but this is the thing though, Islam, in the Quran, it's kind of opposite of what the Bible does.

The Bible teaches us to defend the faith.

Islam teaches them to be on the offensive.

Muhammad was going around challenging the pagans of his day, the Jews of his day.

So it builds this mentality that I need to be on the attack mode.

I need to attack the pagans, the Jews.

But that boils over into them now.

And they're fighting amongst themselves because they feel like they always have to be on the attack mode.

It's like when you train a dog to be on the attack mode, you got to keep it away from small children because it could just go off.

And you'll see this with the Dawah bros, the defenders of Islam.

They start fighting with each other over little things.

I mean, there was a eight hour live stream between Jake Brancatella, Daniel Akikachu, and sometimes this guy named Dean would pop