Transcript [00:00] You tell me you stand with Hamas, that [00:01] means you're willing to kill me. You're [00:03] willing to kill my mother, you're [00:04] willing to kill my grandma, I'd kill you [00:05] on the spot. You know, that's that's not [00:07] my like if we could and we were engaged [00:09] in battle, it would be instant death [00:11] because I hold you to the same degree [00:14] that you hold me. I don't see you as any [00:17] smarter than me or any stupider than me. [00:19] I'm hugabooa, you're huggabooga. You [00:21] want to be a smart kumbaya individual, [00:22] we can be a smarter kumbaya individual. [00:24] But don't come to my neighborhood and [00:25] tell me you support Hamas because that's [00:28] a death sentence in the Middle East. [00:30] >> Okay, I see where you're coming from. [00:31] Right. So, let me reiterate on what I [00:33] said. [00:33] >> Sure. [00:34] >> Right. [00:35] >> I don't support everything Hamas does. [00:37] >> Okay. Better. That's a better take. [00:39] >> Yes. [00:52] Salam alalayikum brother. [00:59] >> What's up man? [01:00] >> My brother. [01:02] Oh I've seen you on Tik Tok. [01:04] >> How you doing brother Keak? [01:06] Alhamdulillah. [01:08] Alhamdulillah. [01:10] Alhamdulillah. We say [01:21] >> Janine [01:22] >> Janine Aanine [01:24] Aanine. [01:27] >> When did you move when did you move to [01:29] America? [01:30] >> Well, actually uh I was born and raised [01:33] in the United Arab Emirates and then [01:35] >> Wow. Mashallah. [01:37] >> Moved to the US around like two and a [01:39] half years ago. I love the UAE. It's a [01:41] very very good country with good people. [01:44] >> It's nice. Yeah, [01:46] >> the Emirati are very lovely people. [01:50] >> They are. Yeah, [01:51] >> they are. [01:51] >> 100%. No, it was a club. But like I I [01:54] was actually just there like [01:56] >> probably a few weeks ago. Yeah. Visiting [01:58] my parents cuz they're still over there. [01:59] I'm here for like college and stuff. [02:01] >> Nice, man. Do you like living in America [02:03] compared to in the Middle East? [02:05] >> Man, honestly, it's very comfortable [02:07] over here. It is [02:09] >> beginning, bro. Beginning like when I [02:11] first moved here, I was not used to it [02:13] at all. Like that culture shock hit me [02:14] like a truck. But uh what's it called? [02:19] Yeah, I got used to it now. And I [02:20] honestly don't see myself living [02:22] anywhere else. Like even when I was in [02:23] the UAE a few weeks ago, I was like, [02:24] damn, bro. Like get me the [ __ ] back to [02:26] Texas. [02:28] >> Wow. You don't see yourself coming back [02:29] to live in the Middle East? [02:31] >> Who knows? We'll see what happens. [02:33] >> Even in Philistine, [02:35] >> I would love to, man. I've never been [02:37] unfortunately. [02:38] >> Really? You never been before? [02:40] >> Oh man, it's my dream. [02:42] >> But having a Emirati passport or a [02:46] American passport, you should be able [02:47] to. No. [02:49] >> I have the American one, but it's just [02:51] we never felt comfortable going. [02:52] >> Oh, well, let me be the first to tell [02:54] you, bro. You're more than welcome to [02:55] come here. [02:56] >> Like, you are 100% [02:59] anytime, bro. [03:02] >> But [03:03] I don't know. Like I guess my family was [03:06] just never comfortable going. I I would [03:08] love to go, man. I really want to. Every [03:10] time we go to Jordan, cuz we go to [03:11] Jordan a lot. [03:12] >> Uhhuh. [03:12] >> Summer vacations and whatnot. You know [03:14] how it is. But what's it called? I [03:17] always tell my dad like, "Can we please [03:19] just go?" And he's like, "It's risky." [03:22] But I mean, Janine right now isn't doing [03:25] great. [03:26] >> Well, I wouldn't necessarily recommend [03:27] going to Janine specifically cuz I [03:30] >> That's the thing. If we're going to go [03:33] >> Yeah. If we're going to go, we want to [03:34] go to Janine, [03:35] >> but go to Alutz, go to Al-Nastra, go to [03:37] Tel Aviv, man. Enjoy yourself. Like the [03:39] country is beautiful, you know? [03:40] >> It's uh like regardless of how you see [03:44] it. I mean, like I I know it can be [03:45] complicated for somebody who has [03:46] Palestinian ancestry, like you there's [03:50] it's very important for people like you [03:51] to reconnect with your homeland. I think [03:53] it's really important. [03:54] >> I want to, man. I want to. I want to [03:56] 100%. It'll happen sooner or later. [03:59] >> You guys are a Muslim, I'm assuming, [04:00] right? Muslim family. [04:02] >> Yeah, I'm a Muslim. Nice. Yes, sir. [04:03] >> Alhamdulillah. That's great. But you [04:06] guys, I can tell you were raised well, [04:07] man. In a with good parents and a good [04:09] family. You seem like a very good human [04:11] being. [04:12] >> Thank you, brother. I appreciate it. [04:14] >> That's good, bro. You know, I'm I'm [04:15] Jewish, but I think you're you're the [04:16] kind of person that I would love uh I [04:19] would love to see you find your way back [04:20] here one day, inshallah, and then we can [04:22] really have a future where we live in [04:24] peace together, hand by hand, bro. I [04:25] really I really feel that. [04:27] >> No, that's 100%. I agree. I agree. So, [04:30] like with like how do how is your like [04:34] view on everything going on right now? [04:36] Like are you in support of the Israeli [04:38] government or [04:39] >> I mean I support of the Israeli [04:41] government is a complicated question [04:42] because we have a democracy that doesn't [04:44] really work very well% [04:46] >> but uh I think there's certain things [04:48] that I'm in favor of. I'm like I was [04:51] definitely in favor of the war [04:53] >> like 100% [04:54] >> seriously [04:55] >> 100%. I don't see it as a genocide. Uh, [04:58] I'm also hyper hyp hyperritical of [05:00] Palestinians. [05:02] >> I think you guys are [05:04] >> you guys have one of the worst cultures [05:07] in the Middle East and you guys treat [05:09] yourselves and other people around you [05:12] horribly like but mostly yourselves. You [05:15] guys are horribly self uh oppressive [05:18] >> and I I but but that being said, I'll [05:22] explain. I will I love you guys deeply. [05:24] I really do care about you guys. I've [05:26] traveled extensively through what you [05:29] consider Palestine. I've been to Ramla. [05:31] I've been to Nablas on the ground as a [05:33] civilian, not as a soldier. I didn't [05:34] serve in the IDF. I've I've sat with [05:36] Hamas. I've, you know, I've been all [05:38] over uh the West Bank. [05:41] >> And uh I have a deep love and [05:43] appreciation for you guys. I just think [05:45] you're very troubled. And I think it all [05:47] comes down to an identity crisis. You [05:49] guys don't know who you are. You have no [05:51] idea who you are. [05:56] Okay. But [05:59] no, like you have a valid point, [06:00] correct? 100%. I mean, when we've when [06:02] we've been going through, you know, like [06:07] everything that we've been going through [06:08] for like the past 100 years, it's bound [06:10] to happen. [06:11] >> I I agree, by the way. I 100% agree with [06:14] that. You guys have had a terrible [06:15] misfortune. A lot, I would say, by your [06:18] own doing. mostly by the doing of Arabs [06:20] who have pretended that you guys are [06:22] Arab, which you and I both know you're [06:24] not Arab. Like you're Arabized, but not [06:26] actually Arab. Like you're not an [06:28] Emirati and Emirati would never treat [06:30] you as a real Emirati, you know. [06:33] >> Oh, no. [06:34] >> And by the way, I can show as much [06:36] respect as I want to Emirati and I do. I [06:38] have great Emirati friends. I respect [06:39] them deeply because they know who they [06:41] are. They know that they are real Arabs. [06:44] You guys on the other hand, if I ask you [06:47] about your identity, which I would like [06:49] to do right now, what are you? Are you [06:52] Arab? [06:54] >> I'd say I'm Arab. [06:55] >> But so does that mean that your ancestry [06:57] is from the Arabian Peninsula? [06:58] >> We do. [07:00] >> No, but we do descend from the ancient [07:01] Canaanites. [07:03] >> And plus, [07:07] >> you want me to say it, don't you? [07:09] >> Of course, because I want you to embrace [07:10] your heritage, my brother. I see you as [07:12] my family. [07:15] That's that's the only reason I want you [07:17] to say because I know that Jesus was [07:19] what [07:21] >> Jesus was Arab. He was Palestinian at [07:24] least. [07:24] >> Okay. He was Palestinian. But when when [07:26] he was born, was it called Palestine? [07:30] >> It was pretty sure it was Judea. [07:32] >> Correct. Which would have made Jesus [07:34] what? [07:37] >> I don't see the thing is look I get what [07:39] you're like trying to get to, right? [07:42] Like I see the point you're trying to [07:43] put across, but I don't see being Jewish [07:46] as an ethnicity. [07:47] >> I see it as a religion. [07:48] >> So then what was Jesus's ethnicity? [07:52] >> Jesus' ethnicity, he was a descendant of [07:54] ancient Canaanites. [07:56] >> No, [08:00] I'll take a moment to educate you on [08:01] your own Quran. Ibraim, right, he walks [08:05] from uh Ur in Iraq and he makes it to [08:08] Canaan. [08:10] He wasn't a Canaanite. [08:13] He was from [08:15] He was from way over where in Iraq. [08:16] That's where Abraham came from. He has [08:19] Isa is goes on to be the father of the [08:22] Arabs, the real Arabs, not you guys. [08:25] >> That's what Ismile is goes on to be the [08:29] forefather of Yakub. And Yakob's other [08:33] name in the Quran is Shu Jacob. [08:36] >> No, he has another name. Wait. [08:41] Israel. [08:41] >> What was it? Oh, yeah. There we go. [08:43] >> And that's how we have Isra. And Jesus [08:45] is a descendant of Ben is so is MS. So [08:50] is Ysef. So is [08:53] Malik. [08:55] So when I when I see you guys call [08:57] yourselves Palestinians, [09:00] >> what where does the name [09:03] is Philstini? Falstini comes from the [09:06] Philistines. a group of people who [09:08] settled in Gaza but were from Greece. [09:12] When I see you guys call yourselves [09:14] Palestinian, it hurts me because I'm [09:15] like, I know you're not from Greece. [09:17] You're my brother. You're from this [09:19] land. Your DNA is from here. I know you [09:21] are not Greek. That's what I know in my [09:23] heart. I've been with you guys. I've [09:25] spent times I've been I've been to with [09:27] you. I've eaten I've eaten months of [09:29] I've done it all with you guys. I know [09:31] you're not Greek. [09:33] >> Yeah. [09:33] >> But I also know that you're not Arab. [09:36] So, and if your heritage says that Jesus [09:40] was your forefather, which he was, and [09:42] if Dud and Suliman were your forefather, [09:45] there's only one thing that you could [09:46] actually be, which is the same as me. [09:49] >> You want me to So, you want me to say [09:51] Israeli? [09:52] >> It's not Israeli. It's Ben. You don't [09:54] have to be Israeli is a modern [09:56] nationality. Same as a Palestinian. This [09:57] passport is not in the Bible. You know, [10:00] you can't be Israeli. [10:02] >> There we go. I respect that. You [10:03] >> But no problem. But you can't be [10:05] Palestinian DNA either because [10:07] Palestinian is a nationality. But what [10:09] you can be is what the Quran tells me. I [10:11] go by the the Quran and the Torah. The [10:14] Quran tells me that Ben is exist. So I [10:17] see you as Ben is if you're a descendant [10:19] of Jacob, which I believe that you are. [10:22] >> Yeah. [10:24] >> All I want for you guys is to walk [10:26] around with that with pride. You can be [10:27] a Muslim. You can be Arabized. You know, [10:30] my grandparents are from Iraq. We [10:32] believe [10:33] >> Yeah. I don't believe that I'm Arab, but [10:35] they definitely were Arabized. But what [10:37] I want you to do is walk out with your [10:38] trust proud and say, I'm the descendant [10:40] of of Issa. I'm the descendant of of [10:43] Musa. I'm the descendant of Isak. You [10:46] know, I I am Ben is just like the Yehud. [10:48] I am Ben. [10:52] >> I see that. [10:53] >> You feel me, brother? [10:54] >> Also, I feel you. I feel you. [10:57] >> I see where you're coming from. And then [10:59] I also wanted to touch up on one thing. [11:00] You said you agree with the word and [11:02] that you don't see it as a genocide. [11:03] >> Sure. [11:04] >> Explain that. [11:06] >> Flip October 7th. [11:09] Okay. [11:09] >> Yeah. [11:09] >> In any scenario in the Arab world, any [11:12] country, choose any of them, [11:15] >> the Jews come and do the same thing. [11:17] Same way, [11:18] >> October 7th to any [11:20] >> any Arab population. [11:22] How do they respond? [11:25] >> Okay, look. I get the idea of responding [11:28] to violence with violence. Wait, wait, [11:29] wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait. Flip [11:32] October 7th. The Jews do it to any other [11:35] Arab nation. How do they respond? [11:37] >> Yeah. Oh, no. It's going to be like [11:39] obviously it's going to end up in a war, [11:41] right? [11:42] >> Not a war. [11:42] >> I'm not disagreeing with you on that. [11:44] >> Not a war. [11:45] >> They They wouldn't do a war. [11:49] >> Then what would it be? [11:51] >> Flow with me real quick, bro. It's not a [11:53] trick question. If the Jews were to do [11:55] this to Urun or to Maser tomorrow, the [11:58] Jews come into Jordan the same exact way [12:00] that Hamas came in Israel October 7th, [12:02] how would Jordan and Egypt respond? [12:06] >> You think it would be with a war? [12:09] >> They would attack. [12:10] >> Would Tel Aviv be standing still? [12:16] >> No. [12:16] >> Tel Aviv wouldn't exist anymore if we [12:19] did the same thing to to Jordan. So what [12:21] my my my diagnosis is [12:24] >> see look thing is I'm against that as [12:25] well. [12:26] >> No problem. [12:26] >> I'm against disproportionate response. [12:28] >> No problem. But what happened happened [12:30] >> but it did no 100%. Yeah. You can't [12:33] change the past right but you can [12:35] reflect on it. [12:37] >> Right. What happened was not good. We [12:39] shouldn't keep going in that direction. [12:40] I agree. [12:41] >> Right. The pal us as Palestinians. [12:44] Right. [12:46] Like we support Hamas but that's because [12:48] we don't have anyone else to support. [12:50] No, you do. Of course you do. [12:52] >> Who would that be? [12:53] >> But you guys don't believe in anything [12:55] else. That's your problem. [12:56] >> Who would that be? [12:57] >> Huh? [12:59] >> Who do we support? If not, who else is [13:01] like actually going out there? [13:03] >> Oh, you're saying like a party that you [13:04] need to support? [13:06] >> A party. We need to support. [13:08] >> You don't You don't need to support a [13:09] party. You guys need to stop behaving or [13:11] engaging in mukawa. That doesn't get you [13:13] anywhere. I mean, at a certain point, [13:15] like like we can all feel bad for you at [13:18] a certain point where we keep watching [13:19] you do. It's like a drug addict. We keep [13:21] watching you do the same thing that [13:22] damages yourself, knowing you're going [13:24] to damage yourself, knowing that it's [13:26] not going to lead to a different result [13:27] at the end of the day. [13:28] >> I mean, look at you guys now. You guys [13:31] got two years. You got two years of [13:34] this. You had the spotlight on the world [13:36] stage. [13:37] >> You had all the random white liberal [13:39] people who don't have an identity. All [13:41] the gays and the lesbians that you guys [13:42] [ __ ] hate sta stand standing for you, [13:45] suiciding for you, setting themselves on [13:47] fire for you guys and you guys were [13:48] going [13:50] you were standing with them. You were [13:51] saying glory to Hamas and now it's all [13:54] gone and you're left again in a pile of [13:58] your own [ __ ] [14:00] >> under your own doing. The Arab world [14:02] doesn't care about you. The Muslim world [14:04] takes a [ __ ] on you daily. And the white [14:07] people that that stood for you so [14:09] proudly, who are they? [14:11] >> They don't give a [ __ ] [14:12] >> They don't care. They never they've got [14:15] they've gone. So who do you have left? [14:17] Me. I've been saying this to you guys [14:20] for such a long time. I'm your best [14:22] friend. The are your best friend. We [14:25] live with you. We want to live with you. [14:28] But you have to pull yourself up by your [14:30] bootstraps and sayasalas. [14:33] We don't want to kill you anymore. The [14:35] problem is the average Palestinian, they [14:38] always have the same response as you. We [14:40] support Hamas. To support Hamas is not [14:43] simply to support Mukawa. It's it is to [14:46] support the [ __ ] that they did on [14:47] October 7th. It is to support the idea [14:49] of Antifa. It's the idea of supporting [14:51] rape, of killing children, of killing [14:53] dogs and cats outside of their home. No [14:55] matter how much you want to call it a [14:57] conspiracy theory and Israel did this [14:59] and Israel did that, we all know what [15:01] Hamas stands for. So when you stand by [15:03] them, [15:05] brother, I could I could look to you [15:06] with the most love possible. You know, I [15:09] would kill you if you stood with Hamas [15:11] and you tell me you stand with Hamas. [15:13] That means you're willing to kill me. [15:14] You're willing to kill my mother. You're [15:15] willing to kill my grandma. I'd kill you [15:16] on the spot. You know, that's that's not [15:18] my like if we could and we were engaged [15:20] in battle, it would be instant death [15:22] because I hold you to the same degree [15:26] that you hold me. I don't see you as any [15:28] smarter than me or any stupider than me. [15:30] I'm hugabooa. you're hugabooa. You want [15:32] to be a smart kumbaya individual. We can [15:34] be a smarter kumbaya individual. But [15:36] don't come to my neighborhood and tell [15:37] me you support Hamas cuz that's a death [15:40] sentence in the Middle East [15:42] >> in my opinion. [15:44] >> Okay, I see where you're coming from. [15:46] Right. So, let me reiterate on what I [15:48] said. Sure. [15:48] >> Right. I don't support everything Hamas [15:51] does. [15:52] >> Okay. Better that's a better take. [15:55] >> Yeah, that No, like I should have [15:57] reiterated that from [15:58] >> That's a better take, right? They they [16:00] they aren't always right. [16:02] >> Right. [16:02] >> I'll easily say that they are they are [16:05] not always right. [16:06] >> Correct. [16:07] >> Okay. [16:08] >> But I'm also completely against what the [16:12] IDF is doing in Right. And you I feel [16:16] like that's something we can agree on [16:18] killing children in [16:20] >> Wait. But the question is the question [16:23] is and sure in theory I agree with you [16:25] on being against everything the IDF [16:27] does. The question is though, do you or [16:30] do you not agree that any Arab army in [16:33] the Middle East would react the same way [16:34] or worse than the IDF? [16:38] >> I mean, I'd honestly I'd love to say [16:41] they wouldn't react like that, but they [16:43] would be a proportionate response. [16:45] >> You know that they would react way worse [16:46] problem. [16:47] >> So, so then but that's a that doesn't [16:50] come down to race. [16:51] >> But, so what it comes down to is I'm not [16:53] holding myself to any higher degree than [16:56] you are. When you guys, the 500 million [16:59] of you Arabs, [17:00] >> decide that you want to step out of the [17:02] caves and stop acting like [ __ ] to [17:05] each other [17:06] >> and you hold yourselves to a higher [17:08] degree. I'm right there with you. I'll [17:10] be the first one behind you. But I'm not [17:12] doing it first. [17:13] >> You're not going to come to me, rape my [17:16] children, rape my women, and expect me [17:18] to be like human rights, UN, Red Cross. [17:22] No way, brother. Cuz if you're not doing [17:25] it, I'm not doing it. when you guys [17:27] decide that you believe in human rights [17:29] and fair trials and, you know, open dict [17:32] uh open uh democracy for everyone, I'm [17:35] right there, bro. I'm I'll be the first [17:37] one with you. [17:38] >> But until you do that, [17:41] children are going to die, women are [17:43] going to die, your societies are going [17:46] to be burnt to the ground in a in a in a [17:48] biblical portion. I don't believe in [17:51] giving you guys any more grace that you [17:53] wouldn't give me. That's That's real [17:55] equality, by the way. And anything less [17:57] than that is fake. [18:00] It's a harsh neighborhood. You got to [18:02] remember it's a harsh neighborhood, bro. [18:04] We don't live in a We don't live in [18:05] Kansas, you know? We don't live in [18:07] Texas. That's why Texas is nice. You get [18:09] Amazon Prime 1 hour, bro. That's not [18:11] where we're That's not where you and I [18:12] are from. [18:13] >> From a different world, bro. [18:15] >> Oh, yeah. [18:16] >> You know what I'm talking about. [18:19] >> Oh, yeah. So, you know, and I don't see [18:21] you as my I don't see you as my enemy, [18:23] but the way the way that I was raised as [18:25] a strong Jew, I look you in the eyes and [18:27] I tell you, brother, I love you, but [18:29] don't make me your enemy cuz I'll [ __ ] [18:31] you. And I and I'm saying it that's how [18:34] every Jew is going to treat you moving [18:35] forward after you guys did October 7th. [18:38] And for those of you guys who stood by [18:39] October 7th and said it was a good [18:41] thing, look at look at your Gaza now. [18:43] Look what's left. [18:44] >> Don't do it again. I will I will and we [18:48] will [ __ ] you. It's better for you to be [18:50] my friend than to be my enemy. I promise [18:52] you that. [18:56] >> We know that. But unfortunately, both [18:59] sides have a stubbornness to them. [19:01] >> Agreed. That's cuz we're both the same. [19:03] >> Doesn't seem like [19:04] >> That's cuz we're family. [19:05] >> We are. [19:06] >> So, we're the same blood. That's why [19:07] we're super stubborn. [19:08] >> No, we are 100%, man. You We call y'all [19:10] our cousins, man. Y'all are our cousins. [19:11] >> But we're more than cousins, bro. We're [19:13] brother and sister. That's what I want [19:14] every Palestinian to know. We're more [19:16] than cousins. We're literally family. [19:20] We are, but just sucks we can't come to [19:23] an agreement. [19:24] >> I I think I think the I think we'll be [19:27] able to get to an agreement faster if [19:29] this curtain of Palestinianism was [19:33] lifted off of you guys cuz I just think [19:35] it's a burden on you guys. [19:37] >> Like the Arabs, let's be honest. Come [19:39] on, let's talk an like the Arabs don't [19:42] treat you guys like Arabs. And it's it [19:45] hurts me to see the way that they treat [19:47] you and you guys are just kind of [19:49] blindly following them. I understand [19:50] Islam. I got no problem with Islam. I [19:52] have a Quran right there in the back [19:54] next to my Torah. Like I, you know, I I [19:57] respect, but it sucks to me to see that [19:59] you guys have allegiance to a side that [20:00] shits on you all the time. It's like a [20:02] destructive relationship with an with an [20:04] ex, you know? [20:05] >> Like I wish you guys were able to wake [20:06] up and be like, [20:08] >> "Nah, we're not [ __ ] Arab, man. We're [20:09] we're from we're from this land. This is [20:11] our home. We got no allegiance to the [20:13] Arabs. The Egyptians are not my [20:16] brothers. The Jordanians are not my [20:17] brothers. I mean, a lot of Jordanians [20:18] are Palestinians, so technically, yes. [20:20] But, [20:20] >> you know, [20:23] >> you know how it be. [20:25] >> I know how it be, bro. [20:30] >> Anyways, man, I wish you guys nothing [20:31] but the best. It's all love for my end. [20:34] I hope we live in a future, bro, we can [20:36] live together. I really do. [20:40] >> Yeah. Be well, my brother. Can I ask [20:41] that you don't [20:45] >> would just be [ __ ] [20:49] >> Man, these comment sections are insane. [20:51] What do you mean? Literally, every [20:52] comment is just like making fun of [20:54] Jewish people, saying some stupid [ __ ] [20:55] like it was promised to them 3,000 years [20:57] ago, kicked out of 109 countries, white [20:59] colonizers, then a bunch of Jews in the [21:01] comment section getting triggered and [21:02] calling it anti-semitism. It's honestly, [21:04] it's bringing me down. Okay, well here, [21:06] take this. What's this? It's a white [21:07] colonizer shirt from the [21:08] travelingclat.com. And here, take a [21:10] matching hat. Why do you want me to wear [21:12] this? Cuz when we laugh in their faces, [21:14] it triggers them more. Like, for [21:15] example, my grandparents were kicked out [21:16] of Baghdaddy Iraq. [21:17] >> Right. [21:18] >> So, guess what? I'm your bag daddy. Get [21:20] it? And boom. Here's a hat with a Kub on [21:23] it. [21:23] >> So, you're saying when they make fun of [21:24] us, just wear it? Precisely. What will [21:27] trigger the stupid pro palies more than [21:28] you proudly joining the 109 club for [21:31] being kicked out of 109 countries? Or [21:34] are you openly embracing being a white [21:36] colonizer? or even just acknowledging [21:37] that everything was promised to you [21:39] 3,000 years ago. Don't run from it. [21:42] Embrace it. Bet the travelingclatt.com. [21:45] Embrace the meme. Embrace the Jew hatred [21:48] and laugh in their face. The [21:51] travelingclatt.com. [21:53] If you don't want to buy any [21:54] merchandise, the best way to support me [21:55] is by donating on buy me a coffee, my [21:58] PayPal, or becoming a member on my [21:59] Patreon. Your support is very much [22:01] needed and very much appreciated. Thank [22:03] you.
