Sharia, Islam, Muslim .. pay attention to your blind spots
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I have seen a few videos with this lady, guessing what she is saying is true...
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Muslims are not the only one wanting to destroy/get rid of Christianity:
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This video brings up a good point on Masculinity, the decline is not in Christianity nor Islam but in the Secular world. Weaken their men and conquer them...our Army today is not yesterday's Army for sure. The standards have lowered and there are more women now, who you don't send to the front lines. But as I said before, wars today are fought differently, very few boots on the ground, not like in the pass.
If we got ground invaded today, the Liberals/Progressives would be the first to die. They are an easy target, weak, and easy to spot.
Another video on the attack on Christians, the minute the Dems regain power these attacks will continue, you could bet on this...same type of attacks still going on in Canada and Australia to this day, or and add UK and Europe to this list. Try preaching the Word of God (Jesus) in public in UK today and see what happens...
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Why Sharia Law and Feminism are NOT Compatible | Michael Youssef
John Anderson Media
In this conversation, Dr. Michael Youssef and former Australian Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson discuss the perceived incompatibility between Sharia law and Western values, particularly feminism.
Key points covered in the video:
John Anderson Media
In this conversation, Dr. Michael Youssef and former Australian Deputy Prime Minister John Anderson discuss the perceived incompatibility between Sharia law and Western values, particularly feminism.
Key points covered in the video:
- Sharia Courts and Inequality: Dr. Youssef highlights the presence of 85 Sharia law courts as a growing reality (0:00-0:05). He argues that Sharia tenets—such as legal provisions for spousal abuse, unequal testimony weight for women, and discriminatory inheritance laws—are fundamentally at odds with Western feminist principles (0:22-0:58).
- The "Unholy Alliance": The speakers critique what they describe as an "unholy alliance" between modern Western progressives and Islamist ideologies. Dr. Youssef points to the 2016 Women's March, where Linda Sarsour, a proponent of Sharia law, served as a keynote speaker, as an example of this contradiction (3:08-3:46).
- Selective Outrage and Complicity: The discussion addresses a perceived silence from Western activists regarding human rights abuses in the Middle East and the grooming scandals in England, suggesting that this lack of vocal opposition is rooted in either fear or ideological complicity (2:24-3:05, 4:05-4:29).
- Institutional Response: Dr. Youssef expresses concern over the way authorities in the West, specifically citing police in London, often prioritize not offending groups over enforcing the rule of law (4:50-5:44).