Michael Jones

They were not wiping out people.

They were not wiping out people.

Meanwhile, when Islam spread, that's exactly what happened in the early Umayyad Caliphate.

Meanwhile, when Islam spread, that's exactly what happened in the early Umayyad caliphate.

Entire people groups were wiped out or were slowly assimilated into becoming Arab and specifically into that position.

Entire people groups were wiped out or were slowly assimilated into becoming Arab and specifically into that position.

So this is a problem.

So this is a problem.

So we can look at the actual historians.

So we can look at the actual historians.

And I want to remind people what I'm doing is I'm saying, here is what the historians say.

And I want to remind people what I'm doing is I'm saying, here is what the historians say.

And unfortunately- You're historians.

And unfortunately- You're historians.

No, what the historians say.

Well, then you quote some.

That's because of the Reconquista.

When they were in control of Spain, they were using coercive tactics, as Richard Bachman points out.

When they were in control of Spain, they were using coercive tactics, as Richard Bachman points out.

Clifford Bachman points out in his book, The Worlds of Medieval Europe.