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Well, it's been a while since we've checked in on New York City, which has now been ruled by a Muslim socialist from Uganda for a little over eight months by my count.
NYPD officer admits Muslims receive special legal treatment in NYC, exposing religious-based law enforcement and challenging the First Amendment.
Key Takeaways
- Muslims in NYC receive legal exemptions not granted to others, as admitted by an NYPD officer.
- Religious-based law enforcement is openly practiced, challenging constitutional norms.
- The separation of church and state is a modern legal interpretation, not a founding principle.
- Leftist ideologies have redefined religious freedom to marginalize Christianity.
- Islamic influence is growing in US cities, with little judicial resistance.
What the video covers
- NYPD officer admits Muslims are allowed to double park during prayer times while others get tickets.
- The video claims New York City is under the control of a Muslim socialist mayor from Uganda.
- The preferential treatment extends beyond parking to legal, welfare, employment, and educational systems.
- This religious favoritism is argued to violate the First Amendment and the separation of church and state.
- The concept of separation of church and state is traced back to a 1947 Supreme Court interpretation, not the original Constitution.
- Justice Hugo Black redefined the First Amendment to mean a strict wall between religion and government.
- The video critiques leftist efforts to eradicate Christianity and promote secularism in America.
- It suggests Islamic nationalism is growing in the US with courts failing to address it.
- The video connects current events to a broader historical and ideological shift in American society.
- It warns that religious-based law enforcement undermines constitutional principles and American identity.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and NYC under Muslim socialist mayor
- 01:08Double parking exemption for Muslims explained by NYPD officer
- 02:59Religious-based law enforcement and preferential treatment
- 04:45Broader implications of religious favoritism in NYC
- 06:32The myth and history of separation of church and state
- 08:08Supreme Court reinterpretation by Justice Hugo Black
- 11:34Critique of leftist efforts to marginalize Christianity
- 15:53Rise of Islamic nationalism and its impact on American society
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So, we're going to begin with footage that was shot just a few days ago by a journalist named Nate Friedman who's working on a documentary about the Islamic takeover of New York.
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He's also covered the Islamic domination of several other US cities, particularly in Michigan.
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Now, this footage is footage that illustrates the current state of the largest city in the country, which is no longer American in any meaningful sense.
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Watch, is not going to the mosque. This guy in the black car, and he's getting a ticket, but none of these taxis are getting a ticket.
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You got to be kidding me. How's it going, sir? Quick question for you.
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Um, I noticed you're giving a ticket to this car, right?
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Yes.
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Okay. And what about all the taxis that are double parked?
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They're allowed in the time of salat.
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Please say that again to the camera. Go ahead.
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They're permitted in the time of salat in the city. They permitted our park in the time of prayer.
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How do you know they're Muslim? Why is he not allowed to? Why? Why is he not allowed to?
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How do you know he's not praying?
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I'm not only the time of the prayer. How do you know that that car is not going to pray?
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How do you know that the guy that drives that car is not going to pray?
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This is not the question. Only the question is the time of prayer. They can't park. We are not justified and police justify their matter.
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Thank you.
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It's legal to double park if you're Muslim in the eyes of the presumably Muslim traffic cop, but if you're not Muslim, then you get a ticket.
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And he admits all this on camera multiple times.
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We now have religious-based law enforcement in the United States right out in the open.
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Think about all the Fox News segments from 20 years ago about Sharia law arriving in the country and how everyone made fun of the boomers for being paranoid, and now realize where we are just 25 years after 9/11.
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This kind of preferential treatment, this overt discrimination, does not simply apply to parking tickets in New York.
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It applies to the legal system, to welfare, to employment, to university admissions, and everything else.
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Foreigners have captured New York and now they're redistributing the spoils amongst themselves.
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And as you just saw, the government is explicitly rewarding Muslims while punishing everybody else. That's what's happening.
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Now, you'd think that would be a violation of the First Amendment and the separation of church and state that we hear so much about, but no one seems to care, at least on the left.
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And as insane as this is, there's actually a very clear explanation for what's happening here.
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This takeover didn't happen by accident. It was actually set in motion decades ago.
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It began with indoctrination which all of us have been subjected to about the meaning of the words separation of church and state and how they relate or don't relate to our constitution.
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You know, pretty much every American has been told at one point or another, at many points, about the so-called separation of church and state.
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It's one of those phrases that's drilled into our heads in school.
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You're told that it's a fundamental tenet of American government, the critical guardrail that prevents us from descending into theocratic fascism.
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And you're led to believe that since the dawn of this country, students have learned about the separation of church and state, just as students have supposedly always learned about the Trail of Tears, for example.
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But that's not true at all.
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Just like the Trail of Tears, the concept of the separation of church and state as we know it today was actually an invention of the mid-20th century.
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For the vast majority of our country's history, if you mention the separation of church and state to the average American, they'd have no idea what you're talking about.
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The words appear nowhere in the Constitution, and the phrase conveys the impression that religion should have no impact on government, which most people wouldn't agree with.
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Of course, people were familiar with the First Amendment and the idea that the federal government should not establish a state religion as opposed to, say, the Church of England.
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But the notion that religion should be totally distinct from governance in every way, as implied by the phrase separation of church and state, would have seemed very strange to most people.
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But everything began to change in the mid-20th century.
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This was the period in American history when leftists went rummaging through the history books and began redefining our past so they could indoctrinate generations of school children and bring about radical transformative change to our country.
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And maybe their most urgent objective, which continues to this day, of course, was eradicating Christianity from American society.
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This is the goal of leftists everywhere.
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It's why Canada had the whole mass graves hoax, which led very deliberately to a wave of church burnings.
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Christianity is incompatible with communism because under communism, the government is the highest authority.
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When people believe in God, they become much harder to control.
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Now, as part of this effort, the First Amendment needed to be redefined.
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And to that end, a progressive Supreme Court justice named Hugo Black wrote an opinion in 1947 that cited a letter written by Thomas Jefferson in 1802.
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And in that letter, which he sent to a Baptist association in Connecticut, the Danbury Baptist, as a courtesy, Jefferson wrote, quote, "I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people, which declared that their legislature should make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, thus building a wall of separation between church and state."
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Now, at the time, no one paid much attention to this letter.
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It was seen as unremarkable.
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He was basically just restating the First Amendment.
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And again, it was a courtesy letter, not a statement of policy or anything like that.
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He wasn't signing an executive order or signing legislation.
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Jefferson certainly didn't intend to be describing some grand new legal principle.
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But then Justice Hugo Black came along, and this was more than a century later.
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And here's what he wrote in an opinion in a First Amendment case.
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Quote, "In the words of Jefferson, the clause against establishment of religion by law was intended to erect a wall of separation between church and state.
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The First Amendment has erected a wall between church and state.
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That wall must be kept high and impregnable.
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We could not approach the slight—we could not approve the slightest breach."
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Yes, the separation of church and state must be high and impregnable.
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Even the slightest breach in this wall must be prohibited by the courts.
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So you can probably spot the sleight of hand here.
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In his letter, Jefferson was simply saying, "We have a First Amendment which bans the government from establishing a state religion."
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This is how he understood the wall of separation between church and state.
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It was just a metaphor to describe what was already in the language of the amendment.
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And he was, by the way, in that letter more concerned about the effect of the government on religion than religion on government.
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But by the 1940s, Hugo Black was interpreting the wall of separation as something very different.
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He was presenting it as a much broader concept, as an absolute ban on any interaction whatsoever between church and state.
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Instead of simply banning the government from establishing a state religion, Hugo Black was interpreting the First Amendment as banning any relationship between religion and government at all.
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This was a very strict prohibition in his view.
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Although I should note that in this particular case, Black was hesitant to actually apply the principle.
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It wasn't until...
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quote, "Today it said we live in a secular society in which many people, the best people, the most enlightened people do not believe in any religion.
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But I think you cannot eliminate religion from the psyche of mankind. If you suppress it in one form, it merely reemerges in another form. You cannot you cannot believe in God, but you can not believe in God. But you still have
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to believe in something that gives meaning to your life and shapes your sense of the world. Such a belief is religious." Today, one of the most powerful religions in the Western world is environmentalism. Why do I say it's a
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religion? Well, just look at the beliefs. There's an initial Eden, a paradise, a state of grace and unity with nature. There's a fall from grace into a state of pollution as a result of eating from the tree of knowledge. And
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as a result of our actions, there is a coming judgment day. We're all We are all energy sinners doomed to die unless we seek salvation, which is now called sustainability. Sustainability is salvation, the church of the environment, just as organic food is its
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communion. that pesticidefree wafer that the right people with the right beliefs embibe. Eden, the fall of man, the loss of grace, the coming doomsday. These are deeply held mythic structures.
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It's a speech worth reading in full. If you get the opportunity, it's available online. Uh more than two decades later, it remains relevant because it's an accurate observation that many people have made about human nature. Bob Dylan, we all got to serve
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somebody. Along the same lines, David Foster Wallace delivered a commencement address in um 2005 and uh only commencement address he ever gave. And say whatever you want about David Foster Wallace, he obviously had difficulty following his own advice. He
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was also a brilliant writer in my opinion. But this is another speech you should look up online when you get a chance. And and here's the relevant part for our purposes. Listen, because here's something else that's weird but true. In the day-to-day
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trenches of adult life, there is actually no such thing as atheism. There is no such thing as not worshiping.
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Everybody worships. The only choice we get is what to worship. And a compelling reason for maybe choosing some sort of god or spiritual type thing to worship, be it JC or Allah, be it Yahweh or the Wiccan mother goddess or the four noble
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truths or some inviable set of ethical principles, is that pretty much anything else you worship will eat you alive.
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If you worship money and things, if they are where you tap real meaning in life, then you will never have enough. Never feel you have enough. It's the truth.
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Worship your own body and beauty and sexual allure, and you will always feel ugly. And when time and age start showing, you will die a million deaths before they finally plant you. On one level, we all know this stuff already.
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It's been codified as myths, proverbs, cliches, epigs, parables, the skeleton of every great story. The whole trick is keeping the truth upfront in daily consciousness.
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Now, the leftists in the 1960s who invented the fraudulent concept of the separation of church and state understood all this. Their goal was never to eliminate religion. Instead, they wanted to install leftism as the default faith of millions of young
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Americans. and they succeeded. Decades of secularization were in fact a purge of Christianity specifically.
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New religions immediately sprang up to fill the void. In some cases, secular wokeism took hold, which has all the features of a religion, including saints and sacraments, sins and punishment.
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But in other cases, the new religion is literally Islam. And that's uh certainly the case in our largest city, New York, as we just discussed. That's what happens when you take what is a Christian nation. Our nation is a
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Christian nation fundamentally historically by its very identity. You empty out the Christianity by force of law and then you bring in a whole bunch of foreigners with their own religion and they just start filling up that vacuum, which is exactly what's
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happening. And there are many more examples than that one clip of the traffic cop. Uh every other day you'll find evidence of politicians and government bureaucrats in New York openly endorsing Islam or giving preferential treatment to Muslims. Kind of displays that if
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Christians had been involved instead immediately would have led to massive lawsuits, nationwide protests, angry press releases from the ACLU. Here's uh Mamani hosting something called Ramadan ear in city hall. Whatever that is.
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Listen carefully to what he says. [laughter] The reason that I love Ramadan so much is for everything else that it means for the time of reflection, the time of focus and really a time where you understand yourself as part of something
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larger than just as an individual. And even just having you all here today, even just sitting on the floor, the transformation of a space that I've only ever known in one way, frankly, it it is a gift and it's a real joy to have you
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all here. Well, he explicitly refers to transforming the space that he's only ever known in one way as they perform this religious ritual inside city hall, specifically they're inside the blue room. It's the first time any mayor has
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ever done this for obvious reasons. It's precisely the kind of conduct that for the past 70 years we've been told is a direct violation of the sacred mythical principle of the separation of church and state. Schools have been prohibited
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from telling students they can pray supposedly because prayer would transform a public school into a place of worship. Cities have been barred from putting up nativity scenes outside municipal buildings because a nativity scene would allegedly transform city property into a religious display. And
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now the Muslim mayor of New York by his own admission is transforming city hall into a mosque. And with very few exceptions like the Freedom from Religion Foundation, no court or prosecutor or NGO or anyone else is saying anything about it. Now, here's
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more from this ifar at city hall. They uh spent half the time speaking in foreign languages and talking about how great the Muslim call to prayer is.
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Watch. Please welcome chief counsel to the mayor Ramsey Kasim. [applause] Alalayikum everyone. Sorry I didn't hear that.
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Thank you as well to Imam Khalid Latif for leading us in our m prayers.
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[applause] Every time I hear you, I feel a renewed sense of purpose. And I know that I am not alone in that. Atoria to Parkchester, you have created pockets of light that contain our wholeness. You hear the call to prayer in the warming
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spring air. You smell the frying oil of pakoras as sundown approaches. And you see the twinkle of Eid lights strung across intersections. the gorgeous colors of families dressed their best on that most celebratory of days. It is a
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beautiful thing that all of you in this room and beyond it have built in these pockets of light. You hear the call to prayer in the warming spring air. You smell the frying oil of pakoras as sundown approaches. So this guy is just
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a walking stream of vapid cliches. And all of his speeches are like this. She'll talk about the Mexican auntie and the Venezuelan abua and the Nicaraguan cabbie and the Puerto Rican bodega bodega owner and the Haitian dog sitter
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and the Somali ice cream truck driver as if he's painting some vibrant irresistible image of a thriving city when in fact most of us would rather live around Americans who speak our language. Thank you. Is that an option?
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Apparently not. Instead, this is what you have to endure if you make the mistake of living in New York City, a place where, as a reminder, 40% of the population is foreign born. Almost half of the city wasn't even born in the
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country. Nearly a third of them can't speak English fluently. And here's what Mandani's wonderful call to prayer sounds like, by the way, in Manhattan.
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So, this is what the locals are treated to at 5:00 a.m. Watch. We are hearing Isan come here.
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I think today I never thought in my life he's going to be here hearing this in the middle of New York.
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Good. So, I guess noise ordinances don't apply to Muslims in New York City either. In addition to traffic laws, immigration laws, uh, or really any other law. It's only going to get worse. In Britain, as we learned from the murder of Henry Novak,
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foreigners also get special knife exemptions, so they can kill any white person they want. Won't be long until Muslims in New York get the same exemption. Assuming they don't have it already. You know, the white women in the city, as you just saw, are fine with
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They know that if they dare their enemies to challenge them, they'll be far too afraid to do so. And indeed, this has been going on for months now in New York. Here's Manny praying with some of the city's sanitation workers. You
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can see it there. Again, imagine this behavior in any other context. Imagine if a Catholic mayor gathered a bunch of his subordinates together and started reciting the Lord's Prayer.
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Now, how long do you think it would take for a lawsuit to get filed? It's happened plenty of times. In fact, just this year, an organization that's literally called Americans United for Separation of Church and State filed a
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lawsuit over prayer services at the Department of Defense and the Department of Labor. Quote, "The federal government's role is to serve the public, not to prostilitize," said Americans United President and CEO Rachel Laser. Secretaries Hegsth and Chavez Dramer are abusing the power of
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their government positions and taxpayer funded resources to impose their preferred religion on federal workers.
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Even if these prayer services are presented as voluntary, there's pressure on federal employees to attend in order to appease their bosses. Especially since these services occur amidst the Trump administration's campaign to punish anyone who doesn't comply with its Christian nationalist agenda.
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There's an entire web of NOS's and fake nonprofits that file lawsuits like this all the time.
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The the moment they hear about a, you know, Christian politician engaging in any kind of display of religious faith, they repel onto the scene with their lawyers, they won't tolerate any display of Christian faith in a public setting.
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Period. And there's simply no equivalent organization on the right. So the separation of church and state only works in one direction. It silences and intimidates and punishes Christians while allowing other religions, particularly Islam, to run rampant. To the extent that Madani has accomplished
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anything in office, it's to make it abundantly clear that the separation of church and state is not a real principle that anyone on the left actually cares about. Watch. New York Mayor Zoran Mdani observed Ramadan last night with the men
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who are incarcerated at Riker's Island, the city's jail complex. NPR's Brian Mann has more.
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Mandani arrived through heavy security, joining a group of men held as they await trial. Together they knelt to pray.
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Mandani [music] spent an hour with the men talking and breaking the fast with a meal. He spent much of the last month holding public celebrations. This is me just being a Muslim New Yorker. And I think there are some for whom that is a
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political act. In order to get sentenced to prison in New York, based on how the DA lets almost everybody off with a warning, you pretty much have to be an insanely dangerous criminal or a repeat offender or an extremely bad person in some way.
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But Madani doesn't care about any of that. He's only interested in the fact that these people are Muslim. In his eyes, that makes them virtuous regardless of whatever crimes they committed. That's why you get posts like this one from earlier this year, which
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was posted on the official account of the New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.
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So, you can see it there. Quote, "February 1st is World Hijab Day. Today, we celebrate the faith, identity, and pride of Muslim women and girls around the world who choose to wear the hijab.
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A wonderful, powerful symbol of devotion and celebration of Muslim heritage. Yes, World Hijab Day. It's right up there with Muslim American Heritage Month, Muslim History Month, International Day to Combat Islamophobia along with the claim that you know that
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all the women across the world in the Middle East who wear this thing, it's because they choose to, right? FA famously uh famously in the Middle East, you know, it's uh they're they're big on letting women choose their their outfits.
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[snorts] This whole stick is reminiscent of how the LGBTQ2S plus movement has claimed 364 different days in the calendar to celebrate transgenderism, gay uncles, drag queens, international pronouns, uh and everything in between. And now the the Muslims who in general are
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supposedly no great fan of the LGBT movement are doing it too. On the left, you just can't escape this. They're constantly throwing parties for themselves and they're doing it with the full backing of the government because the laws simply don't apply to them.
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All of this has the potential to be very demoralizing and confusing uh if you allow it to be. We're all seeing in real time how the separation of church and state was really a legal fiction all along. Yet another fraud
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of many that originated from the civil rights era. There is actually an upside here and that upside is pretty simple. When we all realize that uh you know once we all realize that the separation of church and state is fake because it is and was
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never a part of our constitution then we could take some decisive action to return our country to its Christian heritage. We can openly embrace Christian leaders or even Christian nationalism which until now most Republicans have been too afraid to do.
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But guess what? Islamic nationalism is already here. Courts aren't doing anything about it. The separation of church and state is dead.
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We we should start acting like it. We should also speak much more freely and honestly about the reality of the Muslim takeover of our country, which is why the Daily Wire produced Run, Hide, Fight Infidels is basically the entire
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premise of the movie. We're being taken over starting with our schools. Uh it's a film that only Daily Wire would make.
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came out today on Delaware Plus and you should definitely check it out because especially if you've been paying attention to what's happening in cities like New York or Minneapolis.
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It's actually a lot closer to reality than you might think. That'll do the show today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day.
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Godspeed. [music] Every significant movement in history started with protesting. You're a traitor. Uncle Tom.
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This is our generation civil rights. I have no idea what the protest is about.
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Bingo. Given the current climate, should a figure as polarizing as late Saunders even be allowed on campus?
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Uh, can you hear me? Okay. Saunders is a close personal friend of Chancellor Freeman, this is a decision I can off.
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Islam will conquer the West. Are we paying attention? They've taken over the building. They're downstairs and they've blocked the doors.
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I seek forgiveness from Allah the Almighty. We cannot run and hide. Muhammad is the messenger of God.
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There is no God but Allah. What do you say? We turn those sobs into a fine red mist.
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Topics:NYPDMuslimsNew York Cityreligious discriminationseparation of church and stateFirst AmendmentIslamic nationalismHugo BlackThomas JeffersonMatt Walsh
