Michael Jones

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.

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

They were trying to Islamicize the region.

They were trying to Islamicize the region.

And they were going into the Christian regions and pillaging and taking slaves.

And they were going into the Christian regions and pillaging and taking slaves.

And that launched the Reconquista because the Christians were sick and tired of being oppressed and treated horribly.

And I don't think.

And that launched the Reconquista because the Christians were sick and tired of being oppressed and treated horribly.

Richard Backman even says in his book, The Worlds of Medieval Europe, Muslims started fleeing north because they thought they were going to get a better life up there than how they're being treated by the Almohads, for example, or the Almorvid Caliphate or something like that.

Richard Backman even says in his book, The Worlds of Medieval Europe, Muslims started fleeing north because they thought they were going to get a better life up there than how they're being treated by the Almohads, for example, or the Amor, what is the Amor of Caliphate or something like that.

So this is—we cannot whitewash this history here and pretend like it's always good.

So this is, we cannot whitewash this history here and pretend like it's always good.

Meanwhile, when Christianity spread, it's always bad.