Raymond Ibrahim

Islam is Sharia and vice versa.

You can say that.

So, of course, every Muslim, when they come – this is why I also find it interesting in some of the laws that I'm seeing proposed.

They're against Sharia, which is good, all well and good.

But in a sense, if they understood the deeper context, the way I'm trying to explain it, well, you're really saying you're against Islam.

And so it's kind of interesting because Muslims are allowed to migrate to Western nations in the United States, but they have to leave Sharia at home, which is fine.

I mean, if you can do that.

But the fact is, if you're a Muslim in and of yourself, that means you've submitted to the law of Allah, the law of life.

which is sharia so anyway i think islam is becoming a huge issue and it's spilling over especially with uh what's happening in texas uh that epic city which is now i think called the meadows um and and we should at some point i'll take a break right here and let you talk but we should talk about the concept of el robot because this is exactly what these are these enclaves are historical robots which were essentially jihadist fortifications intentionally placed right on the frontier of infidel territory

I want to get to that in a moment.

Let me go back to the argument before I bring Joanne in also.

The argument that, hey, you've got freedom of religion in the United States.

They don't make this argument in Europe anymore.

They used to make it a lot.

You can't

You couldn't do anything with the Muslims because you're imposing on their religion.

But now that they've got critical mass or they're beginning to get critical mass in France and in the Netherlands and in the United Kingdom, you don't hear that argument anymore.

I mean, they're beyond that.

They're brazen.

in what they propose, the imposition of Sharia law and how they're going to just, they have no-go zones.