Transcript [00:01] Hey. Hey. [00:03] >> Okay, they just broke the camera. [00:06] >> Okay. [00:07] >> He like raised his leg like he was about [00:09] to roundhouse kick this guy. [00:10] >> Now he's trying to fight my security. [00:11] >> I got a family to carry a pistol. I [00:13] shoot you last night. [00:14] >> Over what? He just has a camera. He's [00:16] asking questions. He's not posing any [00:18] type of physical threat. [00:19] >> You just said you're going to shoot my [00:20] security. What do you have an issue with [00:22] it? [00:23] >> Why do you have my mother [ __ ] Cuz I [00:25] will [ __ ] you up. I MIGHT TOO, [ __ ] [00:27] WHAT'S UP, [ __ ] What's up? What you [00:29] want to do? [00:29] >> Mind you, they instigated this. [00:31] >> You're covering your face as if we we [00:33] can see her face. [00:34] >> Not necessary because I [00:36] >> What did he say? [00:37] >> You're covering your face as if we we [00:39] can see her face. [00:40] >> Stop doing it. Break it. Don't do that. [00:43] I do martial art. I do kickboxing. [00:45] >> He does mush means martial arts. [00:48] >> Why can't she film? Why can't she film? [00:50] >> Please go. [00:51] >> So, we're allowed to take a video. We're [00:52] on a public street. As far as whether or [00:54] not you're allowed to sell on this [00:56] public street, I don't know. Now, I know [00:58] these are the laws for city vendors. [01:00] Turns out that they're in violation of [01:02] eight separate laws. So, Nate [01:04] Freriedman, who was an independent [01:05] journalist, just went to New York City [01:08] to the Islamic Cultural Center and [01:10] released a almost 30 minute long [01:12] documentary. And uh yeah, this should be [01:14] good. Let's take a look. [01:16] >> Carry a pistol. I shoot you next time. [01:18] >> Oh, you're going to shoot him? You just [01:19] We just have that on camera. [01:26] The call to prayer is being broadcasted [01:28] in New York City right now. [01:31] I mean, they have to go out. [01:32] >> How do you feel about the call to prayer [01:34] being broadcasted here? [01:37] >> Hey. Hey. [01:38] >> You've got a parking ticket on this [01:40] truck. Where are the parking tickets on [01:43] these Muslim drivers taxis? I noticed [01:45] you're you're giving a ticket to this [01:47] car, right? [01:47] >> Yes. [01:47] >> And what about all the taxis that are [01:49] double parked? [01:52] >> Yeah. They don't get tickets because [01:54] these people are Muslims who are out to [01:57] pray. Other people who aren't out to [01:58] pray get parking tickets and they don't [02:02] because they're Muslims. Even though [02:04] they're doing the exact same thing, [02:05] violating the same exact law, traffic [02:08] law, right? But because they're out [02:11] praying, they apparently don't get [02:12] tickets. [02:16] >> Get out. [02:16] >> Get out. Get out. [02:21] It's not necessary. [02:22] >> This is ridiculous. I I'm sorry. Look, I [02:25] I get religious customs and and stuff [02:27] like that, traditionalism, whatever you [02:29] want to call it. This is not empowering [02:32] in any way. This is the humiliation of [02:35] women covered head to toe. What kind of [02:38] life is this? What kind of freedom? [02:44] >> How did I lie about the funding from [02:45] Kuwait? Huh? [02:50] This is one of the most famous locations [02:52] in the whole country. [02:54] Sought after by millions to come here [02:57] and one day live here to live out their [02:59] dreams to be in New York City. And now [03:01] there's a call to prayer. Welcome to the [03:03] Islamic takeover of New York City. And [03:06] welcome back to the Nate Freedman Show. [03:11] Oh my god. You got Look at this. Go to [03:13] the mosque. Oh my god. This guy is not [03:15] going to the mosque. This guy in the [03:16] black car and he's getting a ticket. But [03:17] none of these taxis are getting a [03:18] ticket. You got to be kidding me. How's [03:20] it going, sir? Quick question for you. [03:22] >> Um I [03:24] >> Where do you think this guy's from? [03:25] >> Notice you're giving a ticket to this [03:27] car, right? [03:27] >> Yes. [03:28] >> Okay. And what about all the taxis that [03:29] are double parked? [03:31] >> They're allowed in the time of salat. [03:36] >> Oh, so he just openly admitted it. Let's [03:39] Let's hear that again. [03:40] >> They're allowed in the time of salat. [03:43] >> They're allowed in the time of salah. [03:45] Rare. So the the taxi drivers who are [03:49] Muslims are allowed to violate the law [03:53] where actually they don't enforce the [03:55] law. So I guess it's not therefore being [03:57] violated. [03:59] They're allowed to double park if [04:01] they're there in the time of prayer. But [04:04] all of the other people who aren't [04:05] Muslims don't have that right. You [04:07] understand this is a privilege being [04:09] granted to Muslims on the basis of their [04:12] religion and their religion alone. [04:17] Please say that again to the camera. Go [04:19] ahead. No, [04:22] >> they're permitted in the time of salat [04:24] in the city. They permitted [04:27] our park in the time of prayer. [04:28] >> How do you know they're Muslim? [04:30] >> Why is he not allowed to? [04:31] >> Why? Why is he not allowed to? How do [04:33] you know he's not praying? [04:36] >> No. [04:36] >> This is only the time of the prayer. He [04:39] can [04:40] >> How do you know that that car? [04:41] >> I think it's crazy. Let's see it again. [04:43] He says he doesn't want to talk to him. [04:44] I think he has a right to ask this [04:46] question. No, [04:47] >> why? Why is he not allowed to? How do [04:48] you know he's not praying? [04:50] >> I'm not talking. [04:51] >> No, we're [04:52] >> I'm not talking to you. This guy has a [04:54] badge. And down here, he's part of the [04:57] traffic police department. I think he [04:59] should answer as to why specific groups [05:02] of people are granted specific [05:04] privileges because of their identity, [05:06] religiously speaking. But those same [05:08] privileges aren't granted to other [05:10] people who are ticketed, who are fined [05:12] for doing the same exact thing. Again, [05:15] just to stress, this is privilege on the [05:18] basis of religion. [05:19] >> This is only the time of the prayer [05:22] because [05:23] >> how do you know that that car is not [05:25] going to pray? How do you know that the [05:26] guy that drives that car is not going to [05:28] pray? [05:29] >> This is not the question. Only the [05:31] question is the time of prayer. They [05:33] can't park. uh we are not justify and [05:36] police justify that a matter. [05:39] >> Thank you. [05:40] >> So I actually want to Google this. Is it [05:42] permissible legal for Muslims to double [05:46] park in NYC [05:49] or time to prayer but not for ordinary [05:53] residents? No, it is not legal or [05:56] officially permissible for Muslims or [05:58] any other group to double park in New [06:00] York City for prayer. Double parking is [06:02] illegal under NYC traffic rules. By the [06:04] way, that guy was a traffic officer. [06:07] Double parking a passenger vehicle is [06:09] strictly prohibited at all times [06:10] regardless of the driver's location, [06:12] purpose, which would be the taxi [06:14] drivers. Duration or religion. There are [06:16] no religious exemptions. The city does [06:18] not grant traffic or double parking [06:20] exemptions for daily prayers or [06:22] religious services. Informal leniency [06:24] versus crackdowns. In practice, tension [06:26] has sometimes arisen because local [06:28] police precincts occasionally exercised [06:30] informal short-term tolerance, a brief [06:33] courtesy window for drivers attending [06:35] services at specific mosques such as the [06:38] Islamic Cultural Center on the Upper [06:40] West Side. [06:42] >> Ladies and gentlemen, we are back in the [06:44] third world. Here you can see the [06:46] extent. All right, double parked all the [06:48] way down. Traffic officer says it's fine [06:51] because it's prayer time and we know [06:53] that there's a hospital one block down [06:54] that way. So if you're driving [06:56] >> So they are in the Islamic cultural city [06:58] >> driving to the hospital because your [07:01] mother could be dying. She may be dead [07:04] because of these Muslim taxi drivers. [07:05] That is the reality. Pan over here. [07:07] >> Hypothetically. Hypothetically that [07:10] could absolutely be the case. [07:11] >> This is some sort of street market. [07:15] >> No, you don't want to be filmed. Well, [07:16] we're on the street so [07:18] Okay. So, she doesn't want to be filmed. [07:20] Why don't you want to be filmed? [07:21] >> Okay. [07:32] >> We're doing a documentary. [07:34] >> Why? You're covering your face as if we [07:36] we can see her face. [07:40] >> What did he say? [07:41] >> You're covering your face as if we we [07:42] can see her face. [07:44] >> You're covering your face as if we can [07:46] see her face. And what does she say? [07:48] >> Sorry. Because [07:49] >> it's not necessary. I I agree. What [07:51] you're wearing is absolutely not [07:53] necessary. [07:55] >> It's not a big deal. [07:56] >> I know, but what what are you covering [07:58] your face from? [07:59] >> This is a mask. [07:59] >> I can't see you at all. Anyway, [08:01] >> I see you. It's not a big deal. So, [08:03] don't take a video. [08:04] >> Okay. So, we're allowed to take a video. [08:06] We're on a public street. [08:08] >> As far as whether or not you're allowed [08:09] to sell on this public street, I don't [08:11] know. Now, I know these are the laws for [08:14] city vendors. Turns out that they're in [08:16] violation of eight separate laws. [08:19] Clothes hanging against the building, [08:21] tables pushed against the wall, [08:22] merchandise too close to the entrance, [08:24] goods laid out directly on the sidewalk, [08:27] no visible prices, and if they don't [08:28] have a valid vendor's license, that's [08:30] another violation. If nobody enforces [08:33] these laws, how long is it before the [08:35] sidewalks on the Upper East Side stop [08:36] looking like Manhattan and more like a [08:38] street market in a Muslim country? [08:40] >> Yes, don't worry. They're not going to [08:43] enforce any of these laws and they're [08:45] going to let these people from the third [08:46] world from these backwards cultures. And [08:48] look, I'm not saying that these people [08:50] are evil people, that they are [08:52] criminals, that they're all this and [08:53] that. But we're getting to the point [08:55] where so many people are coming into [08:57] America for nothing other than economic [08:58] opportunity, and we are losing the [09:01] cultural fabric and cohesion of the [09:03] United States of America. Women walking [09:05] around covered head to toe, that's just [09:07] not American. Okay? But don't worry, [09:10] they're not going to enforce laws [09:11] against these people. But they are going [09:12] to make sure to ticket people who double [09:14] park unless they happen to be the [09:16] Muslims at prayer time because well they [09:19] just have a privilege. Tell us about the [09:21] shop. [09:22] >> Not right now. [09:23] >> Not right now. [09:24] >> Setting up. [09:25] >> Cool. Setting up. All right. [09:27] >> We've got multiculturalism here. Nice. [09:30] Okay. [09:31] >> You should not be taking video. [09:34] >> But you're on a public street. Why do [09:35] you say it's not allowed? But we if you [09:37] have to ask people standing on the [09:40] public but you have [09:42] to do that. Could I see your street [09:44] vendor's license then? You're telling me [09:45] I'm not allowed to film. Are you allowed [09:47] to sell on this street? [09:48] >> Not the inside. [09:50] >> Are you allowed to sell on this street? [09:52] >> Yes, we are. [09:52] >> Okay. And who told you that you're [09:54] allowed to sell here? [09:56] >> Just like the officer who's ticketing [09:59] everybody but the taxi driving Muslims [10:02] who were at prayer time. He don't want [10:04] to talk to him. [10:05] So, I'm told I can't film in my city, [10:08] even though you're 100% allowed to film [10:10] on a public sidewalk. So, we'll go [10:11] inside. [10:15] >> All right. First thing we see is the [10:17] Islamic Cultural Center school. [10:20] Let's learn more about what they teach [10:22] there. This is the mosque that Kathy [10:25] Hokll attended, wore her hijab 2 weeks [10:28] before 9/11. And we want to learn more [10:31] about this mosque. We know that they got [10:32] $17 million. about 75% of that 17 [10:35] million came from Kuwait. Uh the person [10:38] who's still in charge of this mosque is [10:40] the UN ambassador from Kuwait. So [10:42] there's a lot of things we need to [10:44] investigate here. Let's go. [10:46] >> We got to be careful before we go. That [10:48] >> isn't it great that we have people like [10:49] this guy out here doing this. [10:51] >> Was my security saying we got to be [10:53] careful before going into the moss [10:54] because he mentioned that moss security [10:56] had recognized me right when we entered. [10:59] >> Yeah, they know this guy. He advised we [11:01] stick right where we are as they started [11:03] to prepare for outdoor prayer. This is a [11:05] massive facility here. Very big. [11:09] We can see the same thing we've seen at [11:11] every other mosque come here. You'll see [11:13] NYPD traffic here. Even here you see [11:16] them coming in. [11:19] If you want to park in the upper east [11:21] side, do it during prayer time. Same [11:23] thing again here. As you see more, look [11:25] at this. It's the same story at every [11:28] one of these mosques we go to. It is [11:30] filled with NYPD traffic officers. [11:33] Remember from the last video they told [11:34] >> where do you think this guy's from? [11:36] Actually, let's go back to it. Is [11:38] >> where do you think these guys are from? [11:40] The officers like the last one who you [11:42] could barely understand his English. [11:44] It's [11:44] >> filled with NYPD traffic officers. [11:47] Remember from the last video they told [11:48] us no plate, no ticket. So people were [11:50] literally taking the plates off of their [11:51] cars, going into prey, and then driving [11:53] out. We're seeing the same thing there [11:55] as we are here all across New York City. [12:07] Hey, I got a question for you. [12:10] I just decided what would happen if I [12:11] asked one of these guys for a question. [12:12] I bet they're just going to walk right [12:14] by. Do you see the taxi center outside? [12:18] >> Hi, sir. I see that you're the sergeant. [12:20] Can I ask you a question? [12:21] >> I'm the Saudi right there. [12:22] >> Saudi Saudi the sergeant. This guy Khan [12:26] of the traffic police department. [12:28] They're all foreign. I'm not saying [12:29] these are bad people. I'm not saying [12:32] they are criminals. I'm not saying they [12:33] should be deported. What I am saying is [12:36] that this is a cultural takeover that is [12:39] occurring in New York City and it's also [12:41] happening in many other pockets of the [12:43] United States. And I worry about the [12:45] safety in which ambulances come down. [12:47] >> Listen carefully. The the this thing [12:49] they knows it. I don't have any idea [12:51] about that one. And if you need any [12:52] question [12:53] >> but you're a traffic officer. [12:54] >> I know that one. some [12:55] >> and there's a traffic hazard because [12:57] >> Can you allow me to go to use the [12:58] restroom, please? [12:59] >> Okay. Say one thing, please. Listen, [13:03] don't do that, please. [13:04] >> Okay, sure. You can put it down. Don't [13:05] do that. [13:06] >> Okay. What's up? [13:06] >> Cuz you know why I say that? [13:07] >> Why? [13:07] >> Cuz you never know somebody else. [13:09] >> Yeah. [13:10] >> Look at the recording. [13:11] >> They know where somebody else at. They [13:13] come and kill them. [13:14] >> Yeah. The other people are going to come [13:16] kill you guys. It's not like you guys, [13:20] not you, but your people of your belief, [13:24] worldview, ideology, religious [13:26] adherence, doctrinal adherence. I think [13:28] it's you guys who we have to worry about [13:31] >> to please. [13:33] >> Are there people here that fearing about [13:35] being killed? [13:36] >> There are some people. [13:37] >> What are you doing here? [13:38] >> Sometime [13:39] >> where do we think this guy's from asking [13:41] questions? [13:42] >> He's on TikTok. [13:43] >> Okay. So, tell [13:44] >> See, they know him. [13:45] >> Tell me. Talk to me. Talk to me. Let's [13:48] have a conversation. Let's have a [13:50] conversation. [13:50] >> On TikTok. Don't put me on there. Please [13:53] stop doing it if I break it. Don't do [13:55] that. [13:56] >> I do martial art. I do kickboxing. [13:58] >> Okay. [13:59] >> He does mush a means martial arts [14:02] >> on TikTok. Don't put me on there. Please [14:05] stop doing it. But I break it. Don't do [14:07] that. I do martial art. I do kickboxing. [14:10] >> Okay. [14:10] >> I take down [ __ ] teach. [14:14] >> Yes. I wonder where this guy's from. Um, [14:17] so we're doing I think your phone is [14:18] ringing. [14:23] >> Um, so we are here because you can film. [14:27] >> So why why can't she film? Why can't she [14:29] film? [14:29] >> Go out. Please go out. [14:32] >> They have to go out. [14:33] >> Okay. All right. [14:34] >> Why do they have to leave? I don't [14:36] understand this. [14:37] >> Okay. Put it down. [14:39] >> Just film film it on the way out. Film [14:40] it on the way out. So we came to this [14:42] moss. This is This is the moss that [14:44] Yeah, I got it. This is the [14:46] >> Don't take the picture. [14:47] >> This is [14:50] >> Hey. Hey. [14:54] >> Okay, they just broke the camera. [14:56] >> Wow. [14:58] >> Nice. You guys just tried to break the [15:00] camera. All right. Welcome to Kathy [15:02] Hok's mosque. [15:04] >> Okay, you get you get kicked out. They [15:05] try to break your camera. Okay, look at [15:08] this. Take this in. This is the Islamic [15:10] takeover of New York City. Okay. Selling [15:12] stuff illegally. Getting kicking us out [15:14] of the mosque after I confront them that [15:16] they're funded by Kuwait. Got over $10 [15:18] million. I'm lying about the funding [15:20] from Kuwait. How [15:21] >> How did I lie about the funding from [15:22] Kuwait? Huh? [15:27] >> Okay. So, now look at this fellow. This [15:29] martial arts dude. This I do mushua. [15:32] He's out of the property. It's gated in [15:35] right there. Uh and they just wanted him [15:37] to leave for having a camera in there. [15:39] And he left. And this Mushuawa guy [15:42] decides to follow him out. Why didn't he [15:44] just like be happy when he left? Isn't [15:46] that what they wanted? They wanted him [15:47] to leave. Why did they have to follow [15:48] him out and continue to try to [15:50] intimidate him? I don't think he was [15:51] being hostile when he was in there. He [15:53] just has a camera and wants to ask [15:54] questions. I don't think any of his [15:56] questions were heated. I don't think [15:57] they were prejudiced. I don't think they [15:58] were bigoted. I think he's asking very [16:00] simple questions. And this guy, Moshawa, [16:03] wait, did he actually do a karate thing? [16:07] Okay. [16:08] >> He like raised his leg like he was about [16:10] to roundhouse kick this guy. [16:11] >> Okay. So now he's trying to now he's [16:13] trying to fight my security. [16:17] Nate, [16:17] >> he's literally walking back and they are [16:20] following him out of the mosque. Yo, he [16:22] just wants you to leave. No, they are [16:24] trying to intimidate this guy to say [16:26] never come back. Nate Nate Nate [16:30] go. [16:34] They just took my They just took my [16:35] security guard's hat. [16:38] >> This is who you guys are. [16:40] >> You're showing. [16:41] >> Imagine if they yanked this guy's hat [16:43] off. He would probably lose it. [16:45] >> Your true colors. [16:47] >> I got a family to carry a pistol. I'll [16:49] shoot you next time. [16:50] >> Oh, you're going to shoot [16:52] >> over what? He just has a camera. He's [16:54] asking questions. He's not posing any [16:55] type of physical threat. [16:57] >> You just We just have that on camera. [16:59] >> Are you ready to shoot me? [17:01] >> You You just said you're going to shoot [17:02] my security. take over for [17:04] >> all happening under your nose. Okay. [17:07] This is the Islamic takeover of New York [17:09] City. [17:11] >> Oh, what do you have an issue with it? [17:14] >> Uhuh. What do you have an issue with it? [17:16] >> Uhuh. Uhuh. I'm going to talk all big [17:18] and bad, but as soon as I walk around [17:20] and point the camera at you, uh, don't [17:21] come over here. [17:23] >> Why do you have an issue? My mother, [17:24] [ __ ] cuz I will [ __ ] you up. [17:25] >> Okay. [17:26] >> Oh, yeah. Don't come over here recording [17:28] my mother. I love it. just they're just [17:31] such polite, civilized, great people. [17:34] >> What do you have an issue with it? [17:37] >> My mother, [ __ ] cuz I would [ __ ] you [17:38] up. [17:38] >> Okay, call my [ __ ] mother [17:40] [ __ ] You got me [ __ ] UP. I FIGHT [17:42] DUDES, [ __ ] I FIGHT DUDES. YOU SEE WHY [17:45] THEY CALL ME? [17:47] PUSH MY WHAT'S UP, [ __ ] What's up? [17:49] What you trying to do, [ __ ] [17:51] >> Great culture. Just offended by [17:54] everything. Ashamed by nothing. [17:57] Absolutely nothing. [17:59] >> Hey, Nate, come down this way. Hey, come [18:00] down THIS WAY. [18:03] >> Mind you, they instigated this. They [18:05] were standing over here at the bus stop [18:06] and they wanted to wave their arms [18:08] around and point at this guy and say [18:10] some things and all he did was walk [18:12] around to them and then they just lose [18:14] their marbles. [18:15] >> Recording me, [ __ ] Of course, your [18:17] dumb ass. You ugly [ __ ] [18:19] >> He's recording himself. Uh, what do you [18:21] mean I'm going to record you? Just like [18:23] 20 IQ. Just absolute buffoon. YOU [18:26] [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU TALKING ABOUT, [ __ ] [18:29] You want to record me, [ __ ] I want to [18:30] record, too. [ __ ] you talking. [18:32] >> Okay, [18:32] >> put your [ __ ] hands on me [18:34] again. [18:35] >> I HAVE MY [ __ ] [ __ ] [18:36] >> No one tried to touch you, ma'am. It's [18:38] okay. [18:39] >> You are [ __ ] Put your [ __ ] hand. [18:47] >> They're just standing there and she's [18:49] being held back by this this other [18:51] woman. [18:54] Oh my goodness. I'm so glad that I I [18:57] don't have to encounter people like [18:58] this. I could not imagine. [19:01] >> She's very angry. [19:02] >> This mother's choking out her own [19:04] person. [19:13] >> And this is it. The guy who tried to [19:16] break our camera is seen here outside [19:17] the Islamic Cultural Center with the [19:19] Malaysian Prime Minister Anoir Ibrahim. [19:22] It was at this mosque where Ibrahim [19:23] said, [19:24] >> "My country is a multi-religious [19:26] country. [19:28] We are Muslims. We promote Islam. We [19:30] tolerate [19:32] religious practices of the Hindus and [19:34] the Christians and the Buddhists and the [19:36] enemies." [19:36] >> Less than a month after October 7th, [19:38] Ibrahim told Malaysia's parliament that [19:40] their long-standing relationship with [19:42] Hamas will continue. In 2024, Ibrahim [19:46] met with former leader of Hamas, Isma [19:48] Hany, in Qatar. [19:49] >> He's no longer with us. Rest in peace, [19:52] Ismael Hanea. [19:53] >> Hany orchestrated the killing of [19:54] Americans. Why is the governor of New [19:57] York going to a mosque that aligns with [19:58] Hamas? This same mosque had a guest [20:00] preacher named Muhammad al- Yakubi. Back [20:03] in 2004, he endorsed Iraq's resistance [20:06] against American troops. Their former [20:08] imam, Muhammad Gimya, returned to Egypt [20:10] and blamed the Jews for 9/11, saying it [20:13] is clear that these operations cannot be [20:15] carried out by bin Laden. Jews planned [20:17] those terrorist attacks and all the [20:18] signs and indications prove that. former [20:21] imam at this the Islamic cultural center [20:24] of New York saying that the Jews are the [20:26] ones who did 911 when Osama bin Laden [20:28] claimed responsibility for it and wrote [20:31] about it or any Islamic organization. In [20:34] the late 80s, the dictator of Kuwait was [20:36] putting in millions of dollars to fund [20:38] this mosque. When the funding was short, [20:40] you wouldn't believe who stepped in to [20:41] secure the funding. David Rockefeller [20:43] had business in Kuwait and he saw that [20:45] Kuwait wanted this mosque built in [20:47] America. So Rockefeller gave them $1.5 [20:51] million and that was back in the early [20:53] '90s. Rockefeller's bank managed $200 [20:56] million in real estate for Kuwait. And [20:58] Rockefeller himself said his bank had a [21:01] contract to run a Kuwaiti bank. What [21:03] maybe appeared like a gift from Kuwait [21:05] ended up being a mosque that aligns with [21:07] America's enemies. The foreign [21:08] involvement did not end when [21:10] construction finished here. The center's [21:12] own website says Muslim ambassadors to [21:14] the United Nations form its board of [21:16] trustees. Its early donors included [21:18] Saudi Arabia and Libya alongside Kuwait. [21:21] The mosque's land ownership corporation [21:24] reported approximately $38 million in [21:27] assets. And get this, their tax filings [21:29] list Kuwait's permanent representative [21:31] to the United Nations as their chairman. [21:33] A country where they imprison you if [21:35] you're gay or if you criticize Islam is [21:37] running the biggest mosque in New York [21:39] City. Yes. Indirectly. All of this, [21:42] okay, is not grassroots. That's what [21:45] people have to understand. I'm more for [21:46] religious tolerance, religious freedom. [21:48] People can come to the United States and [21:50] be born in the United States and they [21:52] can be atheists, they could be secular, [21:53] they could be Christians, Hindu, [21:54] Buddhist, Muslim, I don't care. It's [21:56] more so a cultural thing. And it's also [21:59] these are foreign planted houses of [22:01] worship, mosques. And Qatar is doing [22:03] this right now in Europe on a massive, [22:06] massive scale, pouring in billions and [22:08] billions and billions of dollars for [22:10] these types of infrastructure projects. [22:12] It's happening in the West. And again, [22:14] culturally, these people are not [22:16] western. It is an issue on a grand [22:18] scale, and I think a lot of people are [22:19] uh afraid to speak up and say something [22:21] about it uh in fears of being called [22:23] hateful or bigoted or prejudice, but [22:25] facts are the facts. And um yeah, this [22:28] video is 17 more minutes, but I think [22:30] you guys get the point. That's going to [22:31] be it for now. Let me know what you guys [22:33] thought about this down in the comments [22:34] section below. And if you made it this [22:36] far, I appreciate you for watching. As [22:37] always, take care of yourselves, stay [22:39] safe, and I'll see you in the next one.
