Raymond Ibrahim

And it's also – it's where – in and of itself when you think about it, when any people does this, Muslims or otherwise, when they come to a country like the United States –

And the first thing they want to do is just set up shop away from everyone else.

So it's just their own thing that that itself to me.

I mean, everyone has to understand and understand what this is.

It's just these are opportunistic people at the least who are saying we want all the good stuff your country has to offer, but we want nothing to do with you.

Which, again, goes back to the Islamic principle that I was telling you, loyalty and enmity, hatred for the non-Muslim, staying away from them, being clean of them.

So in and of itself, even if one didn't want to appreciate what I'm talking about, the deeper doctrinal historical truth,

um dimensions to this just the fact that people come and they say we want to be separate with our own exact our own religion in and of itself should raise question marks uh and and this is all really by the way interconnected with things like the somalis in minnesota um you know these groups come here simply so they can exploit

but they want nothing to do with the whole society.

They certainly don't want to assimilate.

And so even in that very aspect itself, I think things are very obvious of what's happening.

But it's good that Texas and you are spearheading this movement because this is very important to nip it in the bud.

And one of the problems right now

that Europe is facing, no matter what it does, is they can stop all immigration tomorrow.

They can say no more, not a single one, but they're stuck because they now have many millions of Muslims living, all of them concentrated in robots or in enclaves.

And these are now problems that they have to live with, even though a place like Hungary,

where I'm at currently, you know, nipped it in the bud.

They said, no, we don't want it.

And they don't have it.

And I can walk out in the street and I see people walking without fear the way they are, for example, in Europe.