Michael Jones

No, no, no, no.

Is that not evidence?

He preached this stuff, and people memorized surahs, and then they wrote them down later.

Because, you know, it's rhythmic in Arabic, and that's one of the weird arguments they will use.

But even one of their own scholars, Al-Tabari, said some parts of the Quran are not elegant speech for the Arabs.

So that kind of ruins the whole miracle, the Quran being the most beautiful book ever.

It isn't.

I think it's two things.

A lot of people that go to prison end up converting to Islam, unfortunately.

it's because Islam provides that structure.

You know, you go through, you're in prison for several years, you get up at this time, you do this thing at this day, you get out and Islam has that kind of structure.

So a lot of people that want a lot of structure go to Islam.

I pray five times a day, I do this.

The other aspect is the brotherhood mentality of Islam.

Like Muslims will defend other Muslims to the death, to the point where it's like,

you'll see them like Muslims siding with like Islamic countries against their home country, like America or some European country.

So people get attracted to that loyalty.

The problem is once you get into Islam, that whole loyalty thing's a myth.

Is that right?

They're at each other's throats all the time.