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Hey everybody. Uh, I probably said this before, but I've never meant it this much before. You need to sit down. You need to hang on because what you're about to hear is not only going to be true, uh, it just might be too much for you. And I hope that's not the case, but you are about to hear some things that uh, you need to learn, know, and get ready for. And I hope most most importantly that it draws you closer to Jesus as we get near to the coming of the Lord. In the meantime, let's dive into this.
>> Real Life presents the Jack Hibbs podcast with intention and boldness to proclaim truth, equip the saints, and impact our culture. Today, if this podcast lifts you up and encourages you to live a more fulfilled life in Christ, then make sure you leave us one of those five-star ratings. To us, that's like saying amen or yes. Then that rating will encourage others to listen. Now, open your hearts to what God's word has to say to you. Here is Jack Hibbs.
>> Well, everybody, welcome to the Jack Hibbs show and we are excited to be with you. You are going to be excited uh that you've been with us because we are going to be saying some things. We're revealing some things that are not top secret, but you're not hearing about in the uh legacy media. You're not going to be hearing about these things um not only uh in your local press or national press. You probably won't even hear about these things in much of the international or the western international news uh agencies. But I have with us today um uh a young lady who has served uh our nation in many ways. She uh was born and raised Muslim uh actually uh and uh parents of uh she's a she's a child of Iranian Persian parents that uh came here to the United States and almost 30 years ago, my goodness, almost 30, she she started this when she was five. So almost 30 years ago, um her career went down a path that um who who would have known but God would lead her not only into uh the Oval Office of the White House, but uh down the halls of some of the most powerful uh people in our nation. And um she's played a very critical role. And now if that wasn't enough, uh Jesus has gotten a hold of her heart some years ago. and we're excited about that. I am introducing you today to someone who's on the Real Life Network and that's Hia Mirmati and we're really happy to have you.
>> Oh, thank you for having me.
>> You bet. You are a tremendous resource. And so we kind of preempted a bunch of other podcasts to get this one in because of what has not only happened in New York City in the recent election, but the infusion of uh vitamin B so to speak uh to the Muslim community since uh Zoran Mandani's uh election. A lot of people are talking a lot of uh cities, municipalities are flirting with Islam. Uh hia Where do you want to begin? You want to talk about the the history, the the the start points.
>> I think it's important for people to see the historical continuum because if if we don't start there, then people think this is happening in a vacuum and think, oh, it's well, it's one Muslim person here and another Muslim person there and they don't understand the ideological underpinnings of the movement of Islam. And I'd like to separate up first what we're talking about is Islam. We as Christians, we love all people. So we're not talking about Muslims, we're talking about the ideology. So if you start back in what was Christendom, so all of the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, these are all Christian lands. Once the Islamic army um advances outside of Mecca, 632 about it starts invading all of these Christian lands. By 7:32 almost that entire region that was Christianom is conquered. Mhm.
>> And people say I was taught in history that this was a voluntary conversion that everybody was happy in those lands. But
>> because you were taught in Madrid
>> No, no, no, no. UCLA UCLA.
>> I was I was a student of Sanford Shaw, one of the greatest historical scholars ever. And he just talked about it as if there was this
>> should have known
>> wonderful dream. It's our education system that's corrupted. That's a different story. So by by the time we get to the Crusades, the Crusades were a response to 300 years of Christians crying out to their brothers and sisters around the world saying, "Please rescue us. Thousands of churches were burned. People were massacred. Women were raped."
>> But but sorry, but this is a podcast. We get to interrupt each other.
>> Yes, please. Why did the Christians that were being taken uh captive or being placed under this or surrendering to Islam, why did they send a message to the Christian world to come and rescue us? I'm being sarcastic right now. Why didn't they fight? You you you're better at telling that story than me because they apparently they did try to fight but very unsuccessfully. They were outgunned, outnumbered, swords. I don't know, maybe it's the theology, the the sweetness of the theology. I don't know.
>> Yeah.
>> You know, but the response was, so by the time Pope Urban declares um the crusade, they they've already been decimated and have lost most of that territory. Fast forward, there's a thousand years of conquest of Christian lands and Islam spreads even farther. So it's not it's actually not pushed back until World War I where Europe now Asia Minor in the Middle East and North Africa that's gone. Those are Muslim. That's why we call them Muslim the Muslim world.
>> You're going so fast. This is going to be great. Uh we'll just we'll be here for hours which we need to do this.
>> I'm worried about if you want to do it in an hour talking fast. Okay. So, I'm trying to hear somebody from the on the other side of this lens and they're saying, "Well, what do you mean they they started in Mecca and Medina and they took off and they got into Europe?" Uh, are you suggesting, hia, that Islam is is a uh is a a theocratic geopolitical uh ideology that has conquer and conquest in its mindset. It's at the root of Islam. They've never denied that. It's a global expansionist doctrine.
>> Global expansionist doctrine, folks.
>> And and they've never denied that. I mean, now that's always been the mission. And so, the average Muslim may not understand that because they don't know history or they don't even read the Quran. The average Muslim doesn't even read the Quran.
>> That's right.
>> Because if you read it, it's in this it's in the scripture.
>> So, so fast forward, we're at uh World War I. This begin this ends the first phase of the Islamic conquest because they no longer militarily can defeat the west. So phase two begins and bin Laden refers to this in his manifesto that this is now their attempt. Phase two is how they're going to reconquer the lands that were stolen
>> and conquer more land until all the world is subdued into Islam.
>> Right? That doctrine is no different for the Saudi government today as it was yesterday. What Bin Laden was doing was just creating a militia. But that's the same doctrine that the Saudis believe that the Qataris believe, the UAE believes because people think that because they're Western allies on paper that they don't have that doctrine, but they do. And part of that is the Muslim Brotherhood,
>> right? But the but the the American listening to this they don't want to believe this even if even if you showed them all the documentation I know as a pastor and you know being involved in the agencies that you've been involved in there's this inc in fact Muel Gorbachov it just comes to my mind Gorbachev said prior to the fall of the Soviet Union Soviet Union he said we must take advantage of the Americans desire to not want to know
>> cognitive dissonance. It sounds like we're parents.
>> And so what we're talking about right now, I bet you people are just tuning us off right now because they don't want to believe. They saw the the president of Syria now. They saw him wearing a suit. He's not in camos.
>> He's not in camos.
>> He's good now, right? Because he's got a suit. Armani, he's got a tie. He's good. That's that's the depth of the American uh discernment. and and it's pathetic and tragic and that's that's how you get conquered.
>> Well, let's go back to that question you asked. Why did Christianom get conquered for 300 years before they cried out?
>> Yeah,
>> we're just seeing that's why I think the historical perspective is important because it took 300 years until Christendom decided they were going to respond. And we're doing the same thing over again. People who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
>> Right?
>> And the and the question becomes for us here in the United States. 42 Muslim Americans were elected to office in this cycle.
>> This cycle being a couple weeks ago,
>> couple weeks ago,
>> 42 Muslims were elected to office in the United States several weeks ago
>> from everything from state uh local school boards, city councils, state representatives, and federal. And then that number is added to the 230 that already existed. So there's 280 Muslim American officials in total. to add another number. Uh, in some way, shape or form, Trump's administration is adding also Muslims into places of power.
>> Yes. So, he recently put up for nomination Amir Kalib, the mayor of Hamrak, who is referred to as the mayor of America's first Sharia city.
>> Where where what where is this place? It's in it's in a little part of Michigan, but they have an all Muslim city council and they allow animal sacrifices in people's backyards. So, there's, you know, the blood of goats and lambs for the Islamic holidays running down the streets. People complain they find carcasses in the trash cans. And people are complaining that the call to prayer is played anywhere between 3:30 and 5:30 a.m., but five times a day.
>> But that's okay because they control the the city council.
>> Yes. and there's a viral video going around of somebody complaining and they basically just shut her down.
>> So, can I just So, you would think in America and in a city council or in a uh any government of the United States that there is um the warm affections and loyalty to the Constitution of the United States. M you would think
>> there's if my understanding is correct you cannot be a true Muslim and be a constitutionalist. Is that correct? So the entire corpus of Sharia includes prayer and fasting, marital relations and subdue and conquer non-Muslim lands. So Sharia is all of it. If you are devout, you abide and believe in all of it. So, how do you believe in a parallel? It's a parallel legal system. How do you technically sincerely take an oath of office to defend the Constitution when you believe in a parallel legal system?
>> So, right now, the liberal progressive woke world is screaming bloody murder at uh for Trump for being a tyrant, uh renegade, death spot, king, you name it. But what Trump what Trump is doing uh may or may not be liked by some people, but he's very clever to stay within the bounds of the Constitution. He's not stupid,
>> but a Muslim comes along and and says, "Hey, you know what? Um, my faith in God's most important, something we should be saying, right?
>> But our wimpy Christianity says, "Oh, we don't get involved in politics." So, the Muslim does.
>> Yes. But it's it's interesting because if you were I'm assuming if you were to get them off to the corner and say, "Hey, so you're going to run for city council?" Totally. Um, what are you going to do when you swear to the Constitution? I don't care what I say about the Constitution. I'm not going to do it because I'll pick and choose what works for me, but my loyalty is to Allah and to
>> Well, most of them take an oath on the Quran. They don't use the Bible.
>> But what are they saying with their mouth? You know, maybe they say they're gonna abide by the constitution.
>> You, it is legal in Islam to lie to advance the cause. Yes.
>> Exactly. So, let's go to the concept of takia. So, when a Muslim, again, these are people who practice. There are millions of of secular Muslims, culturally Muslim, their family was Muslim, but they have no idea about what I'm talking about. They would call me a liar. Yeah. Because they haven't studied it. So if you are a devout Muslim when you are in dal the abode of war so remember the conquest second phase everywhere that's not under Islamic law is in the abode of war.
>> Yes.
>> When you're in the abode of war you could do anything you need um to conquer
>> to win.
>> So your wife like Mandani her look at her his beautiful wife with the short sleeve and the cute bob hair.
>> I think I know where you're going. Say this slow so our audience can get this. She's looking what? Western normal. Yeah, beautiful. She looks she's adorable. So you look at her and you're like, how militant can this guy be? Look at his wife, but they live in the abode of war. And so whatever they do of deceptive practices, Allah's not unhappy with them because they're doing that to advance their cause, the cause of Islam.
>> It's okay to look western, act western, speak western.
>> Yes. All the while, as long as Allah knows that your motive is to conquer in his name.
>> Yes. The ends justify the means.
>> Absolutely.
>> What is hudna? Is that a form of hudna?
>> Yes. So nations and and they have publicly professed this memory.org, you know, puts out these great videos where they're translating
>> m i.org memi.org. and they talk about and they play those videos where they say this is a hoodna. Yaser Arafat called the Oslo Accords Accords a hoodna. So it's a peace agreement while Muslims regroup, advance till they're able to strike when they're stronger.
>> Yeah.
>> So it's a temporary peace. It doesn't have the same meaning as an American peace agreement where we believe that this is something we're going to honor that you know that we that we did it with integrity and with honor. That is not the case.
>> Yeah. You're not making that up because historically
>> uh Islam will advance until it is being uh resisted enough to whereby it has to call for a timeout. Right?
>> And the timeout sounds like something like uh we want to negotiate.
>> We'd like to stop right now. We'd like to By the way, notice that um they will advance and advance and advance. Negotiations not on the table. we're going to keep going and then when they're in trouble, they want to negotiate. But that is always always history has proven to basically I would say we'll we'll negotiate and and agree for a peace a pause to reload.
>> Exactly.
>> Not to find agreement for peace, but to reload.
>> Exactly.
>> Yes. That's what history has shown us. Yeah. And so the the the question I think at this point is because I grapple I I run this over in my mind a hundred times a day. So we have religious liberty in this country, right? So we can't stop a Mus People are calling for banning Sharia. Well then you're basically saying that we're going to change the first amendment that they don't have a right to practice their religion. So the question remains, what are we going to do to advance our existing laws and motivate the American people to say the America that we believe in that is founded on Judeo-Christian values is worth fighting for. You can't blame the Muslims for wanting to defeat us. What are we going to do in response?
>> I actually commend them. I when Mandani won and you and I was I was sitting there, I watched the victory kind of thought it was going to happen anyway. And then what got me putting some social media out there was some I think the word is Hebrew ninkham poop. No, it's German actually. But said, "How could this happen in my city?" And I said, "How could this happen in your city?"
>> Right?
>> You should have known because you Christians did nothing,
>> right? And I I heard this Ted Cruz put out the data post election data and a remarkable amount of white women American voted for Mandani
>> screaming great Sharia's coming. Yeah. Social media post.
>> Yeah. A lot of them uh young uh 25 to 35. And um they also uh were really anti-Christian. We're done with this Christianity stuff. We're done with it. We're done with it. Okay, listen. I understand that maybe you had a bad experience with a church or a pastor or whatever. You need to stop though and calm down and take a broader view that wherever Islam goes and and takes power, go look at those countries. And the first first thing you should do is go look at the welfare of women
>> exactly
>> in those countries.
>> Exactly. And and the and the question is the the reality is we have a spiritual and moral vacuum. You know better than anybody else in this country that the communist Marxist, you know, the red green alliance people talk about the communist and Marxist and atheism has been building this has been basically digging a hole in the Judeo-Christian foundation of our of our nation. Absolutely.
>> Starting with the school system
>> curriculum
>> curriculum changing the way I it changed the way I was taught history and that's all the way at the university level. But so it's basically dug this hole where all of these deviant ideologies, this kind of anti- it's basically against Judeo-Christian values, anti-American values are just filling this vacuum. So the only way we're going to have an effective response is if the church connected to the Jewish community, the Judeo-Christian Foundation country starts to fight back. 30% of Jews voted for Mumani. Well, so um I I'll save that part for the end. Um, just just I'm going to ask her. She doesn't know what I'm going to ask her, but I'm going to ask her I'm going to ask her what uh Allah Akbar means. And I want you to listen to her definition because I think it's going to be um I think it's going to be revvely. It was to me when I first found it out. So um a lot of people say Allah Akbar but it's actually
>> Allah Akbar.
>> And what is that?
>> God is great.
>> Is it God is great or is it God is greater?
>> Oh okay. Yes. Technically God is greater.
>> Is it?
>> Yes.
>> Greater than who?
>> Greater than our God. So they think. Isn't that interesting?
>> Isn't it?
>> God is greater. And my my my question is greater than who? Um I say that because in Galatians chapter 1, Paul the Apostle says, "Watch out. Be on guard. Be careful against anyone who teaches any other false gospel or even comes and tells you an angel gives you another gospel from heaven." He said that angel is is a cursed
>> and that and that gospel is a cursed.
>> That's what Muhammad pretends that he was received a revelation from Gabriel.
>> From Gabriel is Muhammad says he got the gospel from Gab the Muslim gospel from Gabriel. But the book of Galatians was already in distribution before Muhammad came along. Christians were able to know these the writing the writing of Galatians folks was in circulation in 55 AD. Muhammad comes along what how many 600 years later
>> 600 years about
>> and says the angel Gabriel gave me
>> this message and somehow obviously I wasn't there but somehow the church what doctrine of appeasement didn't think it was ever going to happen I I don't know I is it is this true that the the Mecca years of Muhammad was somewhat peaceful,
>> right?
>> Until the Medina
>> well, he gained strength like the strength.
>> So the the Meccan verses are the more peaceful verses that are abregated by the Medina verses that come later which are more violent about conquest because he's supersede, don't they?
>> And they supersede. So they say they're abregated the peaceful verses and are replaced with the Medina verses. But I think we should also point out to your audience because a lot of people may not know who's Allah.
>> Okay?
>> Because a lot of interfaith activities, a lot of churches around the country, around the world say that based on the interfaith activities, Allah is the same God. It's just another word for God. But it's so important for Christians to know that is not correct.
>> Tell us
>> because our God is a triune God. The understanding in the Quran which is the holy book of Muslims of who Jesus is is he's a prophet. He is not the son of God. Right? There is no notion of a holy spirit and a father god. So by saying it's the same God, you're you're woefully deceiving yourself and the Muslim. How can you witness to a Muslim and and tell them about your God if you tell them it's the same God? Why would they want to come to saving faith in Christ? You're basically leaving him at the the door of hell and walking away,
>> right?
>> How is that the heart of a Christian,
>> right?
>> You know, so this is part of the deception is that, you know, why do we care so much as he's Muslim? Okay, he may wrap his wife in a bunch of clothing, but what is that going to matter to us? It matters a lot when they're sacrificing goats in your backyard or playing the aan at 5:30 or the moral the moral police. They ban, you know, certain types of clothing in Europe. Girls and boys can't sit on a bench without getting harassed by the moral police in England.
>> Oh my gosh. Right.
>> So, do we want that here? Do we want Sharia courts to enforce legal agreements between men and women? Do we want people like me to suffer death for leaving Islam? Because the punishment for apostasy is death.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. In fact, if if if a jihadi were were to walk in this room right now, uh you're going down before I go down because you're the greater betrayal.
>> Absolutely. Absolutely. I have a dear friend of mine who was beaten to an inch of her life in Virginia for trying to convert for I mean, she did convert, but her father beat her to an inch of her life in front of her relatives. Um, I'm not going to say where this happened, but it was it was in the United States where it was reported that um in a US prison. Um, I don't know the details about it, but what was reported is that uh an inmate was beheaded in prison.
>> Yes, I remember hearing about that.
>> And the beheading was something that uh is still hard for me to to fathom. The way that they did this, they did this with his bed sheets. Now, I want you to think that through for a moment.
>> Wow.
>> Bed sheets. They used bed sheets to behead an individual.
>> Now, you just think about that for a moment. But this is the religion of peace.
>> And that's also a misnomer because Muslim is one who surrenders to Allah. So, it's not peace. It doesn't mean salam. It means Muslim which is a surrendering to Allah.
>> Surrendering to Islam.
>> The and the the Muslam the Arabic word Islam means what?
>> To surrender.
>> To surrender.
>> Right.
>> To submit.
>> To submit.
>> So just the other day my good friend, our good friend Frank Turk was talking at Berkeley.
>> Oh yes.
>> And a a young woman had said that Islam is the religion of peace. And then he asked her um what is the meaning of the word Islam? And she said the word means peace. And he said no. What's the meaning in Arabic? Do you speak Arabic? She said I I actually don't. But she does. The young girl did you see it? The young girl said she does. And the the young K young young girl is standing like this and she said it means submit. And the the the American Muslim girl looked at her like she had been electrocuted. She heard the word submit.
>> Yes.
>> And um and so that's of course that's what it means. Uh but a lot of Americans, a lot of Christians don't know um also the meaning of Allah. What is what is the what does the word in Arabic Allah mean? Well, it's it's a god, but it's a different god.
>> There's no doubt it's a different god. But is it is it a noun?
>> I've heard you say,
>> right? Yeah.
>> Is it is it an adjective? Is it a verb? It is a When someone says that you believe in Allah, because it's my understanding. I may be wrong about this, but if I if I picked up an Arabic Bible, a Bible that's in Arabic,
>> yes.
>> Wouldn't it say would it say I don't know. I'm honestly asking. where the word God appears because I speak Arabic, wouldn't it be Allah?
>> Yeah, that's the problem.
>> It would be, right? But when the Bible says uh the Lord, he is God. Now, now what does this mean? So, capital L O R D is God. Allah is God in Arabic. But what is the God of Arabic's name?
>> Yeah. Does a Muslim know the name of their God?
>> No.
>> Why? Why do you in Islamic theology? What would an imam tell me if I were to say, "Mr. Imm tell me
>> His name is Allah."
>> No. Yeah. I didn't ask you about that. Allah means God. No. What's his name? You see what? It would have gone around around like that.
>> So, they don't know his name.
>> No. I mean, I grew up thinking it was Allah. I assumed that was the name. I It's not until I came I could make this a god,
>> right? Can't I carve an image out
>> and make it a god?
>> Yes.
>> And if a m if a Arab-speaking individual walked by and saw me bowing down to this carved image, he would say to his friend, "Look at that guy. He's bowing down to a what would he say? Would he bow down to a Allah?"
>> Right? He would. That's the word for God.
>> I wonder if they would use it in that context though. I wonder if because I know we intentionally when we're speaking to Arab or Persians we like for as a Persian I use the word so to distinguish it from Allah but I I don't know in the Arab street because I'm I'm a Farsy speaker. I don't know if the Christians use the Arabic terminology like the the alhamdulillah which is an expression thank you God if the Christians also use that same expression or they try to distinguish it to
>> I see I see
>> you know to make a difference between their God and Allah
>> good to know wow
>> but yeah I I think for us as Americans it's important especially as Christians in our witness to make sure that we know it is not the same God so that we can witness properly to Muslims.
>> Yeah. So the point she's making clearly is that the God of Islam is not the God of the Bible.
>> Exactly.
>> The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Completely different. You were saying about World War I and the uh the
>> second phase
>> really the um the the the end of the Ottoman uh empire. Can you pick it up from there? Well, so because they had lost militarily, the next phase was a cultural jihad, which was we will advance by um political means, by demographics, by cultural transformation. And it gave rise to the brotherhood doctrine, the Muslim Brotherhood doctrine, which is
>> 1928,
>> right? Yes.
>> Which is the same principles. And I know you mentioned to me the grand muy of Egypt aligning himself to Hitler. Part of that is also a Marxist communist alliance.
>> Yes.
>> And so this alliance goes back decades. It's way before the public attention to the red green alliance. The alliance of that doctrine goes way back decades. And they learn from the Marxist principles on how to advance and take over our society. Which brings us to the point, why are the leftists who have nothing in common with the Muslims aligned to the Muslim candidates? Because well, what they both seek destruction of the Judeo-Christian values. I since the day I first heard the red green alliance, I immediately I understood what they meant, but I immediately um began to inform my television set. Uh, you're missing a color. It's it's a triad of colors. When you look around, it's the red, green, and what's happening right now? A red, green, blue alliance. Blue being the globalists.
>> No, blue being much of the Democrat party.
>> Ah, okay. Some people call the blue the globalists that they're being advanced by Soros and all. I think the red, green, and blue is being funded by Soros and his buddies. But think about that for a moment.
>> This and listen, by now it's just everybody's left this podcast. It's just you and I. The red we get communism socialism we understand that red commie that's saying the green uh that's Islamic um blue why would you say blue represents the democrat party why how dare you say such a thing I only say it for this reason which party hosts more Muslims in that in that party than the other party.
>> Oh for sure
>> by far. In fact, as you and I sit here, there's a couple of them trying to take power right now from the Democratic establishment as we sit here.
>> I believe it's the red, green, blue alliance because the red and green alliance can't find a home in the in the the red of the Republican party. At least not yet. Okay.
>> Yeah, I know. If we think about the appointments recently made by this Republican administration, they're making a great foothold.
>> Let's blow this podcast up then and and say it.
>> So there are um a number of interlocators. Uh the mayor of Hamrak, the first Sharia city, was appointed to ambassadorship of Kuwait. Uh Ted Cruz is basically holding up his nomination. We'll see if the vote goes through.
>> So wait wait wait wait. This he was nominated for this uh position by who? by President Trump. That's the only way.
>> So, President Trump somewhat recently nominated who is this?
>> Um, Amar Khalib, the mayor of Hamrak. He's one of six Muslim mayors around America, but he is the he got the phrase of being the first Sharia city because his entire city council is Muslim.
>> And so, Trump rewards him
>> because of the Michigan Muslim vote.
>> To get the Michigan vote.
>> Yes. He went to a number of events. They've spoken together. There's this clip of them at a rally with the entire Trump family and he praises him. He's a smart man. He's a good man. And he gets up and endorses Trump. And so this is the favor he gets. Before we went on air, we talked about the federal prosecutor in Los Angeles, Billy, that's also gotten a post. Uh, and so there's there's a number of other people that may get appointments and positions in this administration, which will likely make them Republican candidates. So I don't think it's going to stay entirely Democratic. That's right. Um, in fact, in California, there's reasons to believe generationally, I I don't want to say generationally, but for the last 40 years, could be a generation, isn't it? That for the last 40 years, just like a church might groom, train, school missionaries to go into Zimbabwe or some country to share the gospel. in California. Uh, there's there's reasons why I believe that there have been Democrats that took the missionary model
>> uh and got into, as it were, a huddle and said, "I will I will run as a Republican. I'll act Republican. I'll I'll have an R behind my name, but when I get into office or enough of us get into office with the R behind our name, we will do Democrat ideology, whatever it might be,
>> or Islamist ideology
>> or or whatever or whatever. So, you say, "Jack, that's ridic how could you say that?" It's not easy for me to say because if I really contemplate on what is really going on, it's very disheartening because it means that our constitutional form of a republic is gone. It's been infiltrated. Um, evil actors have now gone into and they didn't view politics as politics. They viewed politics as an entry for a missionary venture,
>> right? to advance their religion, which their religion is big government, big socialism,
>> um, anything but a republic.
>> So, you don't think we have a fighting chance?
>> Because I think if if the church were to activate and realize the threat, they should be able to respond and at least have some victories.
>> Let me let me let's rewind this, right? Um, this is what I this is what I I heard you say just now. Um, wherever there's a fight, uh, let's go. So, I hope the church shows up to the fight. The fight's going to happen, right?
>> I just hope it's a big one and we win.
>> Do I have faith in the Christian to to fight for what's right? Do I have faith in the Christian to resist a a death cult and socialism and um Marxism? I don't have faith in the Christian to do that unless God wakes them up. Because you got to remember, hia, I have been crying with a few others for over 30 years in California to pastors to wake up and and teach the Bible chapter by chapter, verse by verse, expository manner. But at the same time, because the Holy Spirit is relevant today, he's actually alive. The Holy Spirit is alive today, which means the Bible's relevant to today's newspaper.
>> For some reason, pastors just can't connect those dots. They just don't see Jesus or the gospel or the spirit relevant for today. So, how how dare you say that? It's easy to say when the culture is crumbling and being invaded in in its curriculum in every which way by Islamic infiltration and progressive infiltration. The church you go to on Sunday is telling you about five principles on how to be happy. Well, I would like to
>> that is a losing strategy folks. I I would like to tell your audience publicly if anybody wants me to come out to their church and train them on Islamism and how you fight back, I will make that available.
>> How do they get a hold of you to do that?
>> Uh it's either they can DM me on Instagram, hiaamati, my name, I believe it's printed out on the podcast or resurrect ministry and they can just drop me a line and send me a comment.
>> resurrectministry.org.com resurrect ministry.
>> Resurrectministry.com. take her up on that offer
>> because I I really think and even if we don't take back the whole country, what I said to one of our local pastors is I want to inoculate the 15 kids that I know.
>> Exactly.
>> The youth ministry, if I just get these 15 kids, these 30 kids, and I and they are strong enough in their faith, well, that will multiply.
>> Could you imagine uh in California, these are these are pulpits. These are these are pulpit in California. Could you imagine if one pastor started educating his flock to live a relevant Christian life um 247 365? Do you know that? Do you know that California or right
>> Missouri would change in one Sunday?
>> Absolutely.
>> In one Sunday it would happen.
>> Well, again, if we look back at history, it took Christians 300 years to wake up, but they did wake up. They became the two swords of Christ where the Lord says, "Do you have a a sword?" And they said, "No." He says, "Sell you a cloak and buy one." Well, they started to live that principle. So maybe one day the church will
>> I'm glad you brought this up. Um so I looked at a seventh grade social studies book here in California and I forget the chapter number. Shame on me. But I read it and uh it had a picture of um various Muslim warriors and how they were advancing. They didn't call them warriors, by the way. They were advancing agriculture into Europe. They were taking the secrets of drip irrigation. They were te they were taking all of this into Europe, but Europe didn't understand because the it shows a picture, a cartoon of a crusader who was ignorant. He couldn't read. Um, in fact, even he got he was wounded in battle and it was the Muslims who who took care of him and healed him. This is in a California
>> telling you that's the history.
>> Seventh grade social studies book.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. So, I'm saying that to say this. Wo wo bad boo boo. Christian crusaders. How dare you? How dare you? But when you take a a a study and look at the amount of jihads versus Crusader response,
>> it's shocking, isn't it?
>> Shocking. I mean, it's not it's not even
>> not even close. They were, it was a defensive battle. They followed just war theory. It was literally a defensive battle. There's a great scholar, Raymond Ibrahim, who's written seven books on this, basically trying to re-educate the world on the history of the Crusades and just this conflict, this neverending conflict wherever Islam encounters Christianity. Uh, and I encourage people to listen to him because we really need to relearn this. I was totally redpilled because here I was with a history degree and I didn't know any of that perspective. And so I think Christians need to understand where we've been and take a look at where we're going and decide you know what I am going to get involved in local politics. I'm going to find candidates and put my treasure and talent behind them winning. So school boards, city councils, state officials, federal, get involved at all levels. I'm going to make sure my kids understand the news, understand these pro Palestinian rallies, understand what Islam is and is not. And I'm going to make sure that my community feels that they're empowered to respond to these things. So whether I blog about it, I put social media posts. This one lady goes to a city council meeting to complain about the prayers in the morning and the clip went all over the world. I think there was 53 million views last time I saw it. So that one woman taking the courage to go up and be like, "Hello, I don't want the call to prayer outside my window every day uh is going to change policy all over this country." So could you imagine if we did that in every city council meeting where any kind of deviant practices are going on? We can in fact
>> Yeah.
>> impact change, but we have to do it from the ground up.
>> Yeah. So um yeah, I mean this is for some other time. I was going to say yes to everything you just said. The Muslim understands that if they can get 10% of the population or 10% of the school board or 10% of the city council or the or the county board of supervisors, they win. The thing is, the Christian has got to stop thinking that Christianity only applies to certain areas because you have to have a Christian a biblical worldview if you're going to make a difference.
>> Has to. You have to um I'm gonna let you keep going. I I I've interrupted you enough. A historical pathology, communism, socialism, Islam, geo,
>> you want to talk about our Ahmed Ashara, the recent terrorist visit to the United States.
>> Go.
>> Well, because I think so, it's not only the conquest that's happening here in the United States, but it's also our foreign policy. So, uh, President Trump welcomes Ahmedar, the new leader of Syria. And up until last year, there was a $10 million bounty on his head because he was the leader under the the Nom Dear Sheh Galani. He was the leader of Hezbah.
>> So he breaks off. He was part of Nusra front, the Syrian al-Qaeda, responsible for death of thousands of soldiers. And he has this interview, I can't remember the interview on Fox a couple nights ago. And she's like, "But you were an al-Qaeda terrorist." and he says, "I was 19. I was young." He was not 19 during that war.
>> Just like the ones coming across the border illegally,
>> same age. He
>> and he
>> kids do crazy things
>> and he totally lied first of all.
>> Of course he gets to.
>> So, but because he pulled because he's now considered credible. Throughout my career, my job was to try to build moderate Muslim networks, reformers that were trying to change the interpretation of Quran.
>> And your exposure was no lightweight. I traveled 37 countries, had I was I worked under five presidential administrations, you know, multiple ones of Bush and Obama. Millions of dollars.
>> You had a White House clearance.
>> I had a TSSCI clearance, the highest level of security clearance. I was at FBI headquarters building um a uh intervention program to stop uh ISIS terrorists and kids from radicalizing.
>> And every time we encountered every time we tried to build a moderate network, we were overrun by people in the US government and outside saying these people have no credibility. You can't use these people. And Trump used the exact words to about Ashara. He's a tough guy, but you have to be in that region. He has credibility. So constantly, we do not have a centuries paradigm. We don't look at things in terms of a hundred years and we're like, if we give this guy this piece of land for that amount of money and we pump his gas, he's going to continue wearing his suit and be a nice guy.
>> That's right.
>> Meanwhile, Christians are being massacred. Alawites are being massacred. And he's and he says, "That's ISIS. That's not me. He plays terrorist alphabet soup. He says that's not my organization. That's those but those are the bad guys.
>> Isn't it amazing? Obviously everybody, you know this, it's all spiritual all the time. Spiritual. So if you were to flip that around um a Christian might uh say we we want to have uh the the Bible in public school as an elective, right, for literature, which is totally a great idea. The Bible's the most influential book in the history of man. Why not? Uh, we've got to do away with Christians. We got to get those people. Oh my goodness. A Muslim shows up and says,
>> "We have to teach Islam."
>> Yeah. We want to teach Islam in the school. Oh, you bet.
>> Mandatory.
>> Yeah. Mandatory. You bet. In fact, let's get it mandatory for you. It's that's a spiritual conclusion because it's a spiritual battle. It's remarkable. So,
>> yeah. So, even so, even now we're shaking hands with the terrorists. We're putting him in control. We're asking Erdogan who has declared himself the new the neotomantoman Empire
>> for the Ottoman Empire. I'm going to reestablish it.
>> And he is the one that is defending Alshara and saying to to our administration, just give him a chance. Just give him a chance. He's a good guy. He's changed. Jihadis don't change. That is and he wasn't even asked to change.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> So he wasn't told to denounce HTS. It was just taken off the terrorist list. So, what do you think of people like um Patel and Bonino? Are they are they just being a yes man to Trump? Are are they honest? I mean, these guys have data access to them. Are they Where are they? Where are What are they?
>> I've met people like that throughout my career. I mean respectable, honorable people and they just don't believe that these guys will defeat us. They just don't. In their core, a lot of them were atheists and they didn't believe that they have an eternal worldview to defeat us. So they they believed everything was a numbers game. Everything was about power. I mean, George Bush even thought if we gave them freedom, then they would change. So Trump is saying if I give them money, if I give them status, they're going to change. Yeah,
>> it's just a different playbook. But I don't think I don't think most of them want to harm America a lot, especially in this administration. But they're naive to think, I go have a shot of whiskey with this Saudi cleric and maybe even go to a strip club and that means he's a moderator.
>> And that's part of the tea. That's part of,
>> oh shucks, I have to go drink with these guys and go to a strip club because
>> I'm advancing the Islamic agenda. The Christian can't even wrap their mind around what you just said. It's
>> what?
>> Okay, I get it.
>> And I personally know people, dozens of them, who had gone through that experience.
>> Hey, listen. Um, I I got to see a copy of Bin Laden had written
The devotion. Call it a word of encouragement to the 911 terrorists that morning that they had gotten up that day on September 11th. They read, all of them read wherever they were at. They all read that same thing from Bin Laden.
Um, and the investigations by the FBI post 911, almost all of them, if not all of them, before they took their baths and shaved their bodies, they went out with hookers and partied their tails off. Yes.
Yes. That's a mild way of putting it. But yeah. Wow. Um, and that's and and people again that goes back to Mandani's wife and her clothes that people Americans don't understand that kind of duplicity. Me and my former Muslim believing friends like we have a small group of us. Uh, one of the greatest liberties in Christ is we no longer live in that duplicity. Yeah. We had one life to our parents, one life to our friends, one life to our co-workers. Sometimes we couldn't even keep track of all the lies, you know. Well, I mean, my parents thought I was an angel and I was completely off the rails. Yeah. So, it was it's a constant deception and we learn it from little children as a little child. We're born with that, you know, and and they don't understand that this is the culture because if you really were to just listen, if you just watch Memories videos and listen to what they say directly, they tell you the doctrine.
Yeah, that's right. They tell you what they believe, but we choose to ignore it. That's right. Our politicians choose to ignore it. So we'll show you this graph or this uh map.
Yes. So this is actually produced by CARE. So they wanted this is from CARE. This is from CARE Council of America for Islamic Relations. Yes. They created a map to show um what states have been conquered. That's not the way they describe it, but they call it the American Muslim elected officials by state. And so this is a two-year-old map. So they said they're going to reproduce a new one because they have 42 new candidates. Uh, but it's basically documenting what states have the most elected officials um that are Muslim.
This is fascinating. So, let's Are you able to point out a few?
Oh. Oh, yeah. Sure. So, we have California has 26. Surprise, surprise, surprise. Right. And Michigan has 37, which I'm sure is going to be up from that. Now, Illinois has 15. Massachusetts has 10. You wouldn't think Massachusetts, right? It's not It's not as obvious. But let me also identify what is Texas. Texas is seven. I know that number now is higher, right? Because we have the epic city the epic city complex that was talked about in the news. If you recall it was about them trying to build the Sharia based city.
Uh, you want to talk about that for a minute?
Oh, talk about that for a moment and then tell our friends in Idaho what's happening in Idaho.
All right. So, so Epic City in Texas, uh, they were creating a Sharia enclave and it got all this media attention. Again, folks from making social media posts, complaining, going to city council meetings, they'll go to those meetings and complain. And, uh, it brought all of this attention, Texas attorney general, the governor, uh, but it also opened a federal investigation. And the thing about them is that they were clever. That it was facially neutral. In other words, they did not say specifically that no Christians could live there. They just said that the homeowners association would pay for the mosque and the school. So, what Christian is going to want to live there and have their homeowner dues pay for the mosque?
Zero. You know, and so the federal department of justice closed their investigation, but the attorney general now has found underlying crimes. For example, um, they run a funeral home without a license. They're running some kind of fraudulent Ponzi scheme, selling property with no utilities, no map. They're basically saying they're going to build homes, but they have no permits. So, there are other kind of institutional roadblocks, but mark my words, that place is going to get built.
Yeah. And there are many in the works across the United States, especially Northern California and other parts of Texas.
Yeah. And let's be honest, if they can do it in very smart of them, they do it in Texas because you you talk about fights and so um if you're going to if you are going to prosecute a war, you just thinking imagining a map with the little plastic tanks on it.
Exactly. You take out the strongest first and the rest fall.
Yes. So, um, it's interesting. Um, who am I reading here? What is this? It's uh it's a mosque in Bronx. Quote, "I want to use this moment to speak to the Muslims of New York City. No more living in the shadows." So, this is uh a quote from Mom Donnie.
Yeah, I think it is. Uh, November 4th, victory speech. I am young and I am a Muslim. I refuse to apologize for being a Muslim. And no more will no New York be a city where you can traffic in Islamophobia and win an election. So good for him. Good for him. Good for him because he's so committed as a Muslim. He is announcing out loud, I'm a Muslim and everything about this city is going to go Muslim. And by the way, uh, some are speculating that this December 24th, I'm sorry, this December in New York City at the Rockefeller Center will be the last Christmas. You know, that's a huge tradition, right? Will be the last Christmas in New York for as long as Mandani is the mayor. That said, good for him. He's doing what the Christian is not doing. Can you imagine? I am young. I'm a Christian and I refuse to apologize for being a Christian.
No one would lose their minds. Can you imagine their minds? We should Christian, you know how Babylon be does their amazing stuff? We should maybe invent something like that where we take some statement by somebody, right? That the whole nation is GOING TO BE BROUGHT to Islam. We should change it and say the whole nation is going to be brought to Christianity and do some fake news and then reveal later and maybe we could do how hostile people would get.
Oh, just lose their minds. They would lose their minds completely.
So from Sorry. So you want to go to Idaho?
Exactly. From Texas to Idaho. What's going So the peace agreement? We didn't talk about the Israeli peace agreement. So the peace agreement as Trump was doing his Arab tour there were a number of deals. We didn't know all the details but once the peace agreement came out which we brought Qatar to the table that was one of the major negotiators Qatar and Turkey um it is revealed that Qatar part of the their aid package their their bonus was a military installation inside our military base in Idaho.
So so they get their own facility to train. We'll press this more in a second. Let me pretend. So, um, why was cutter at the table?
Well, because they needed to put supposedly because they were going to help push Hamas. Why would cutter have any uh influence to push Hamas?
Because they've been funding Hamas. That's it. She fell for it.
Yeah, of course. It's like it's like telling your child, "Shut up right now. We're going to negotiate." So you fund terrorism, Qatar, create the problem and then bring the solution. There's a Islamic word for this, but it's this is a tactic. So Qatar, we're going to fund Hamas, create a problem, and then President Trump and the team comes, they invite us in on the peace talks, and we're the ones actually that are guilty for funding all this stuff. The blood's on our hands, but no one's noticing. So, let's push it. Hey, can we can we build a military unit on one of your existing military bases in let me think in Red Idaho? Can we do that? Yes. For being such good players, yes, you can.
This goes back to what I said about credibility. when we were trying to build moderate networks, they say, "You have no credibility. You can't bring people to the table." So, diplomatically, historically, that's what we always do is we go to the big bully in the room and say, "What could we give you to stop fighting, but they don't understand the tactics of their enemy, that they will take your concessions and bury you with them?"
That's right. You know, we we just don't understand our enemy. So we allow them to create this this military installation to bring dozens of Qatari families soldiers and then what happens besides just the base they have to build a mosque they have to build a hal on the base on the around or close by or close up close by to establish their family but then religiously that is an Islamic footprint of dominance we on this area
exactly because as far as I know I don't think Idaho's on this map right it's not on the map. Idaho has not yet been conquered.
It's going to be this in fact the updated map this isn't two years old. Yeah. So the updated map will have Idaho as as fallen. Yeah. It and it's I didn't realize that back until just now. So they had no footprint in Idaho until this installation was agreed upon.
And maybe they chose that on purpose because we have military installations everywhere. Why did Qatar choose Idaho? Why did Look, I'm I'm just guessing. If it works in Idaho, then it's going to work in Wyoming and Montana. Just think about that for a moment. The spine of this nation is that is our our nuclear strength.
And they're asking, I'm telling you, man, you got to give it to them. They're asking to do this on a military base.
Yeah. It's it's amazing to me. Um, so, um, sorry, keep going. Or is
No. Okay. So, I don't know how much more depressing we can get post. You know what though? Sometimes being woken up is depressing. Yeah. Some you don't want to wake up at on Saturday morning, but uh that's too bad. Um, so November 5th, post victory statement mandani. This campaign has awakened something powerful in New York's South Asian and Muslim communities. Interesting. He said South Asian because he's Pakistani. A sense of visibility, pride, and political belonging that's been denied for generations. Let's talk about this for a moment. Is Mandani a Muslim? He said he was.
He said he was. And he said he's a young one. Um, what what religion in the world is is uh I don't know if commanded is the is too is the right word but what what religion in the world um is obliged by uh killing homosexuals?
Islam punishable by death homosexuality. So wait, so Islam regarding Islam and homosexuality, LGBTQ whatever Islam in its religious doctrine. Islam Mandani is a Muslim, right? New York. The doctrine of Islam says kill the sexually aberant.
Yes, that's that's a Sharia compliant. That's that's Sharia compliant requirement. So all so all the progressives the blue color in my triad are running around Islam Islam Islam Sharia is coming to New York and they'll say I'm assuming they're going to say yes it's in time for a new it's time for a new age New York yes all this and all the pe all the parade uh the the rainbow people all of that and little do they know that the doctrine of This man's belief system already has them on the chopping board.
And we have an example. Hamrak banned Pride flags. So you and I personally don't care for them, but I don't want him banned.
Yeah, exactly. I mean, I don't like him, but I ban them. But he did. Yeah, cuz he has an all Muslim city council. So he banned Pride flags property.
What is LGBTQ saying about that city?
I mean, a couple people complained at a city council meeting, but they didn't do anything about it. And there's a lot of data coming out on Manio and how he was funded. So there's this very long-standing I know her very well from DC, Linda Sarsur, a longterm Islamist, right? You see her yelling and
never stops the mouth. So she uh comes out and ex basically exposes to the world that it's care that funded him. So, their unity and justice pack uh funneling money through other packs and through individual donors gave over $300,000 to mom donnie and are taking credit for care uh taking credit for mom Donnie. Care was an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holyland Foundland Foundation. They should have been banned. They were banned by the FBI in 2009. They should have been banned in the United States a long time ago. So the the fact is we are inept or unwilling to stop the the known terror financing Islamist activity the hard edge forget the soft edge where people are just you know claiming to be socialist
yeah recreational but the ones that are funding terrorism and supporting terrorism like Hamas and Hezbollah we're still not stopping those either. So
what do you think?
Uh I think it goes back to this credibility thing. We don't we don't want I mean I know when I was at FBI headquarters, every time Car said something, it created an uproar. Anytime they did a news piece or an article, it's like what are we going to do? What are we going to do? They have an extreme amount of power in DC and it's this credibility thing. They speak for a lot of people. That's a millions of people support them. We don't want to be Islamophobic.
Isn't that great? They invented the the that term Islamophobic. Back to that whole thing, they create the problem and then come in as the solution.
So, you got you have to remember that when somebody says, "Oh, you're a you're a something something." You just got to listen. You just can't let them do that. Say, "Well, how do I stop them?" ignore them. Um I like I think it's Ben Shapiro that said, "I refuse to be intimidated."
Well, think about that for a moment. That scholar I mentioned, Raymond Ibrahim, he says it like this. He says, "A phobia is an irrational fear. I have no irrational fear of Islam."
Oh, that's good. Yeah. He says, "Based on the historical context of everything Islam has done, it is not irrational."
So, that's what I tell people. It's true because um it's it's in the books. It's in the doctrine. It's in the history. It's it's in the way they have operated.
Yeah. For centuries. Centuries. Um, I may not remember right or or I may, but Bin Laden Bin Laden the the day that was ordered for September 11th, that was not it's not like they all got their tickets because there was a sale on on Expedia that day. That was a very very specific day, September 11th. And again, I don't remember if it was in it was one of those talks where this is your glory. This is your honor. You are you are doing this for Allah. You are reclaiming the uh there was the word the verbiage of uh no longer will September 11th be a day of of um I know I can't remember there's a word but it's been you know we've been ashamed we've been ashamed for all these hundreds of years. There is a significance to that date, but I just it's for me right now.
Exly. It's so listen on September 11th, 1683, the Islamic forces came into Vienna, Austria. Oh, okay. And the Polish king of Europe called for a unification of forces to fight against the invading jihadists. They met at the gates of Vienna, Austria. It was September 11th that that European Allied war defeated the the Muslim invaders on September 11th, 1683. Bin Laden knew that. and had chosen September 11th.
Everything has a context, historical context to them.
Yeah. And his thing was, we've got to reclaim these days of of shame. Well, we we we're going to rewrite the history of these dates, which I I was just fascinated by that.
That's their perspective on the world. It's a continuum. It's a historical continuum. We think in two year, four year cycles. They think in hundred year cycles.
That's why listen, everybody needs to read this book so you can get insomnia like me. I read the book The 100-year Marathon. Have you read this book?
No. The 100-year marathon. It's about China's doctrine to infiltrate the West. Oh. 100year marathon regarding China's infiltration of America. It's fascinating because they think they they are telling their grandchildren, children and grandchildren, this is what we're going to do.
And I I I'm fascinated what you think because, you know, I'm a student of yours and just listening to you over the years talk about how America, you know, in the last days, nobody comes to the defense of Israel and there's there is no America to come to the defense of Israel, right? So if you think of you brought up the Chinese doctrine and we know the is the the Islamic doctrine can you see these forces the red green align these forces aligning to destroy us Chinese Russian Islamist
look I'm guessing like like a mere mortal but I I would say this that the red the green the woke blue and the Chinese red throw any color into the into the me mix. Everybody knows America has got to be neutralized, right? For any one of them to achieve their desires. Their desires do not match because it only matches for you. If you want global dominance and if I want global dominance, but I'm Chinese and you're Persian, um, in my head, I will agree with you to take that guy out because he's the guy that's keeping it from all happening. Once he's out of the way, right, I'm going after it.
I'm going to go after you. Yes. So I think they will have alliances for each of their own perceived desire. But you know this a house divided against itself cannot stand. I think though what we're watching is unless there's a spiritual inter intervention by God with his people. You're watching the compromise of the nation having lived out its its time in 250 years. It's come to it will come to its end as we know it. And it will become so compromised that imagine this. I'm just I'm just pretending. Imagine if uh Trump loses the midterms. I've always thought that, by the way. I never thought Trump would finish his four years. I hope I'm wrong. But Trump loses the midterms. And I say loses the midterms, he loses the House.
All Trump has to do to be neutralized is for him to lose the house. Right? He's got two years of nothingness. Nothing's going to happen. Imagine if you were Israel's enemies and you see this happening. Trump just got neutralized in a big way, right? Do we strike within the now in the next two years before there's a some sort of a Republican resurgence? Like what if JD Vance runs or do we wait because we think politically things are trending in our direction and in 2028 it'll be absolutely a blue wave and now we control all those people anyway and Israel's completely abandoned. We'll cut her up. We'll cut Israel out at the UN. We'll make sure this happens. Certainly we're cutting money off immediately.
Think of that. Now, America cannot come, will not come, doesn't care to come to Israel's aid. Thus, we fall into the category of all the nations of Ezekiel 38. I look for people to say we're so close to Ezekiel 38. I agree we are, but you got to understand what we're talking about here. You're for Ezekiel 38 to happen, America has got to be so weak and weakened that it cannot function. Well, I'll tie in one more piece for you. Charlie Kirk's assassination.
So, everybody, let's not even talk about the w the crazy influencers talking about all the ridiculous the most important testimony that I heard was from uh Cash Patel himself in front of a Senate hearing and he explained very briefly what they're now calling NVEs. So in my ter in my time it was countering violent extremism and he is calling this particular sect because you're not allowed to identify it by by Islam he's calling them nihilistic violent extremist. So this is the merger of the red green axis into violence.
Yes. So they have a new bucket now uh that they've created for these various attacks. We have a variety of taxs even on military bases that were implemented by individuals that some people thought, wait a minute, are they right? Are they left? They couldn't tell because all they cared about was just destruction. They're nihilistic. Wow. But they were trained through jihadi ideology, Hitler literature. So they thought they were neo-Nazis, but they were reading Hitler literature, jihadi literature, ISIS literature, communist literature.
Marks, right? Tyler Robinson was part of the queer alliance. He was a member in the queer alliance. The queer alliance is run by an Iranian lady funded by Cuba and other Marxist entity.
Exactly. Exactly. And I think what's really going to come out, God willing, that this is going to be told correctly. um if if what I'm predicting is correct because he just hinted it to it and never mentioned it again that it will prove that this that his killer's intention and the network that's behind him is this alliance. Interesting. And they took out Charlie Kirk because of what he did for Trump. Not only was he potentially a future candidate, but the ground game he attributed to him. So he needed him out by the by the midterms.
Yeah, they needed him out. Isn't that something you said? I I I completely agree with you. the midterms, midterms, midterms. Charlie had to go before the midterms.
And so it was this powerful alliance at now look that is a strategy called warfare, right? And um would that be asymmetric? Is that the right terminology?
I think so. I think it's asymmetric where it's non-conventional warfare, right? And it's not army against ar army.
Yeah. Exactly. No one's got uniforms. Mhm. Right. And you don't know who's who. Um, wow. Uh, we have to you do you have more or do we
I think I I think I got it. I think we talked about Ahmedara. I wanted to talk about uh Charlie's thing and we talked about US Muslims. I think we got it all. Wow. Yeah. The question about Sharia Sharia law. I think we got it all. Oh, we didn't talk about uh the only one we didn't talk about is Lebanon. You had briefly asked me once like what?
Tell me what you know about listen uh as you know way more about this than I do. All I know is at the time of this podcast um I'm hearing that Lebanon is on the brink of civil war. Yes, it's long always on the brink. I lived in Lebanon in 2006 when the war broke out over the Hezbollah soldiers. It was and and I was scared out of my wits and everyone was like this is Lebanon. We have civil war every other day. Like don't get scared. I evacuated anyways. But so here's the problem and the reason this is relevant is Masad Bullis is a Marinite Christian. He is the father-in-law of Tiffany Trump. So Michael Bullis is married to Tiffany Trump. President Trump gave Masad Bullis the appointment as special adviser to Arab and Middle East affairs. Masad Bullis was involved in the campaign in Michigan to get the Michigan votes.
Did he? Oh, for Trump. For Trump. I see. Okay. So, he helped the mayor of Hamrak. Remember I tell you now as an appointment to Kuwait. He he and Richard Grenell organized the meeting and they brought the players. I recognize the names from literally 25 years ago. same players, Syrian Ewan Brotherhood people. And so what's extremely important about Masad Bolas's influence is that the Christian the politics of Lebanon is that there it's kind of confessional in in the sense that the president must be a Christian but in order to form a governing body you have to make alliances. So historically the Shiites one group, the Sunnis are one group and the Christian group. The Christians, majority of them have aligned historically with Hezbollah. They benefited from the weaponry. They've benefited in from the protection um against the West. They didn't want unreasonable interference from the from the West. Hari's party, you remember how he was blown up? That was 2005. After Hari, Michelle Aayun wins and that is basically the solidification of Hezbollah's influence.
Wow. The reason I say this is people look at Masad Bolos and they're like, "He's a Christian. What's the problem?" He is a member of the Marinite Party, historically aligned to Hezbollah, very close to Hezbollah. So, he actually returned in the midst of the struggles of Lebanon after the Harreri assassination in 2009, he goes to run for parliament under the party that is aligned to Hezbollah, the Christian party that's aligned to Hezbollah. So yes, he is a Christian, but all of those relationships that he has in the Middle East are very close to Hezbollah. So the new president in Lebanon, Joseph Ayun, who's westernbacked, who wants to dearm Hezbollah, he doesn't have a leg to stand on. He can't form a coalition government. He will not be able to sustain his position if he tries to take away the weaponry of Hezbollah.
Right? So as a as a Christian president, if he doesn't align himself either to the Sunnis or to the Shia, he will not be able to govern. Didn't we hear Trump say something to the effect or uh Hicks Seth? Somebody said that Hamas has got to Oh, part of the peace deal, wasn't it? Hamas has got to be completely disarmed and Hezbollah, they're trying to disarm Hezbollah, too.
I'm sorry. Sorry. Hezbollah in the north. Hezbollah. Yes, they're trying to disarm Hezbollah. And so uh Joseph Aayun, no relation to the other Michael Aloon Aun that was earlier. He's saying, "Yes, I'm gonna disarm him." And he's like, "Please give me your guns." And they're like, "You know what? The bird, you're not getting our guns." They're absolutely refusing. And all the news articles say that. And so this peace, meanwhile, as it starts to fall apart and Hamas is launching rockets and Iran is rearming and Lebanon is saying, "We're not going to play game. We're not going to play games." We still gave Qatar a military base. We still sold that aircraft. So regardless of whether this peace treaty,
absolutely amazing, ends up in the trash, we still have Idaho subject to conquer. So that's what we got out of this deal.
Yeah. As we wrap this up, you have a real heart for Muslim women. Absolutely. And um for Muslims in general. My entire family is Muslim. Yep. the um in so many ways um the Islamic heaven is a is a man's heaven. It's a male heaven. It's interesting in some ways also, you know, people don't think about it where uh Mormonism its heaven is a very male dominant heaven. Um for example, in Islam, I think you get 72 virgins.
72 virgins. Um, is it the word huris? The hoodis. Huris supposedly black eyed, browneyed. I had one Islamic teacher tell me the women get men too, but I don't know if he was lying.
Oh, they just they get men. They just get the same man. And uh so the browneyed hoodies and they are you 72 of them and uh and then in Mormonism you have 199 plus one is your earthly wife. Isn't that interesting?
Wow. That's a lot of people don't realize. There's probably Mormons right now freaking out. Yeah. Well, why would you want that many?
It's it's Listen, I've had one for 47 years. Very difficult. Yeah. Uh and she's been angelic and it's still difficult. She sure is. Yeah. So, uh what would you say to um to a Muslim woman who as example two Sundays ago here at church said to me, "I came to I came to Christ because I had nothing to live for in Islam." So true.
What does that mean? Speak to them. Let's in our in our departure from this broadcast, hedia, speak to them.
The the greatest secret about salvation that I never knew despite 25 years of interfaith activity is that Jesus saves. So for the Muslim out there who thinks Jesus was a great prophet and all the other things that Islam teaches you, he's so much more than that. So it is accepting the virgin birth which Muslims believe. It's accepting that he ascended to heaven. That's what we say. That's also what Christians believe. That he will descend to fight the antichrist in the last days. We believe that too. The Muslims don't tell you about the cross. Allah actually mentions the cross but tells you he deceived you about who died on the cross.
Wow. So go back to your book and realize that God is telling you he deceived you about who died on the cross and listen to the Christian story. Listen to the story of Christ and know who the real Jesus is. Because if you accept the cross then you know he defeated death, hell, sin and the grave. And with that, receive the free gift of salvation and just radically change your life. I lived as a devout Muslim and nothing in me ever changed. I was the same horrible person before and after. And the transformation I've experienced now is only by virtue of the power of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit and that relationship with Christ.
Yep. So I pray he will meet you. I met Jesus on YouTube. So Jesus will meet you where you are. Isn't that something? He's a living God. He is still the way maker. still the way maker. Listen, share this podcast with friends and family. Uh, you've got to get the word out. This is this could it's probably our most um consequential podcast that we've put out there because this deals with not only the immediate now, but history uh backs up the fact that you should be listening to this podcast and not just fluffing it off your shoulder. You should pay attention folks because um ready or not, if you like it or not, Islam is here and it's very excited right now. It's very very um thrilled by the victories uh politically. But just know this that if we stand on the side of what is honoring to the Lord, um he will not have us stand alone. You may maybe you're in a community right now and your community's been overrun. Listen, before it's too late, start praying and getting guidance from the Lord and direction, asking God to manifest his power and for him to shine the light in your community. It's never too late as long as you're alive because Christ is on his throne and heaven awaits all those. Just as Hia just said a moment ago, Jesus Christ died on the cross for all of us. He rose again from the dead for all of us. But only those who receive him experience the benefits of his amazing merit and work that he applies to anyone who will repent and believe on him. Come to the Christ of the Bible. Come to the Lord of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and he'll set you free. God bless you guys until next time. This Jack Hibs podcast as well as all the broadcast outreach opportunities are listener supported. Will you consider partnering with us through a special gift? Go to jackhibs.com to learn more and stay connected.