Middle Nation Content Talks: Western Misconceptions About The West

Assalamu alaikum. Assalamu alaikum, everyone. Welcome welcome to another session, Another session of our content talks. Yeah. This content talk today, inshallah, will be about the video that brother Shahid did, like, four days ago.

Maybe he did it earlier. Right? But it was published, like, four days ago, and it was titled Western Misconceptions About the West. And in the video, brother Shade specifically focused on in the first part, right, he spoke about this interview, then he tried to address, right, the role of women, the misconceptions that are related to the role of women in the West, the perception of women in the West, their role or how they view their role. Right?

The freedom that are associated, what is the understanding of freedom in relation to women's rights, in relation to how they portray themselves into society, how they should portray themselves, the freedom of violence, the freedom of regulation, right, the freedom of, you know, economic superiority, all these illusions, all these misconceptions. So I don't wanna go too much into detail now because, you know, I'll let the video speak for itself. But, after we listen to it, we will try to address the specific parts of it and try to expand on them, just as we usually do. So without further further delay, I'm gonna now play the video. So I'll play it at 1.2 speed.

I'm sorry, you know, but just because it's, nineteen minutes so that we can spend more time talking and discussing it, inshallah. So I don't think it will be too fast for you, inshallah, we'll see.

I was invited recently to participate in the panel discussion about Western misconcepts about Islam. I was probably disinvited because apparently, I'm controversial. I did hesitate actually to accept the invitation in the first place because I I told the host that I'm not I'm not strictly speaking a religious speaker. He had a number of values and comparative religion debaters who were gonna be on the panel, and I figured they would be sufficient for their discussion. But, anyway, I did accept the invitation, the momentary invitation, because, frankly, I wanted to redirect the whole inquiry.

Because in my opinion, this whole proposition is misguided. I don't see any point in correcting Western misconceptions about Islam generally when, in fact, their misconceptions about their own so called civilization are much more debilitating for them. I think that's much more serious. If you can correct these misconceptions, then I think Islam can pretty well speak for itself. And the whole idea of explaining Islam to these people while they are living in a state of abject confusion and abject ignorance about their own society, well, it just doesn't make sense to me.

In fact, I think it just contributes to their delusions about the West because it presupposes that they are in some sort of a position to judge another civilization, another another belief system. And we're supposed to explain to them in a way that will align with their completely inaccurate understanding of who they are and what kind of a society they live in and what kind of a subcultural civilization they come from. Like, for example, we're supposed to convince them that Islam respects women's rights as if they respect women's rights. We're supposed to assure them that Islam does not oppose liberty as if their society does not oppose liberty. We're supposed to tell them that Islam is not violent when they are the most violent civilization that has ever plagued this Earth.

So it's always seemed to me that step one is getting Westerners to actually understand what the West is and what it isn't. I don't think you should ever take an approach to them that affirms their delusions in any way whatsoever. I mean, how are you gonna how are you gonna get someone to understand the truth about your civilization when they are completely immersed in falsehood about their own so called civilization? Like, I'm supposed to convince you about the moral rectitude of Islam while you are the least moral so called civilization in history? No.

You need to know yourselves. You can talk to each other about women's rights, but you can't say anything about that to anyone in the global South when you talk about respecting women. Whereas like Diddy talking to his mother or something, you know, talking to someone who doesn't know that man, who doesn't know what he does, who doesn't know how he behaves, and who just thinks the best of him. No. The global South knows what you did and they know what you do.

You wouldn't get to know the BTK killer by talking to his wife and family or his coworkers or the people at his church. I mean, they'll tell you how wonderful and mild man he is, how decent he is, how respectful he is. No. You need to talk to the people who he tortured. You need to talk to the victims who survived his attacks.

That's how you'll know what kind of a man he is. If you wanna know how the how how much the West respects women and how much they believe in human rights and dignity and so on, then you need to talk to their victims and see if they agree with their propaganda. Did you believe in equality in women's rights when you were raping Congolese women in public, When you were committing mass rapes in Algeria as counterinsurgency tactics? You know? Did you believe in women's freedom and equality?

When you locked women in Namibia in concentration camps and raped them en masse? When you basically decriminalize raping African women because you thought they weren't actually even human. When you rape Angolan women in refugee camps or forced Indonesian women into sexual slavery or committed widespread and entirely routine and approved of sexual violence across Vietnam, across Cambodia, Laos, and so on, and in Burma. What was that? Feminism?

And when you raped Filipinos en masse, writ large, where were your sophisticated values then? And I'm not talking about ancient history. Yes. You did it in colonial times, and you've kept doing it ever since. You never stopped enslaving women, raping women, murdering women in the global South.

You never stopped doing that. You were doing it in Iraq. You were doing it in Afghanistan and in Haiti and in Bosnia and in Syria. Yes. In fact, when you all calculate your rape statistics, as bad as they are, the way you calculate them, you fail to include all of the rapes that you commit overseas.

When you put together how many of your own women get raped and assaulted in your own country, you should actually add to that all of the women that you rape and assault in other countries. You know, you talk about immigrants coming to the West and being criminals, but you never sent anyone but criminals to the global South. All your Western enlightenment colonizers, all your praise the lord and pass the ammunition missionaries, all your god bless America soldiers, all your degenerate businessmen, your so called best and brightest that you sent over to our countries, who came to our countries to civilize us and Christianize us, to save our women from oppression and misogyny and our backward ways and our backwards cultures. You only sent over rapists and torturers and murderers. That's who you sent over to civilize us.

Well, I don't know how you can even have the gall to pretend that you ever cared about women's rights when all that you ever showed us in terms of women's rights is that you think you have a right to our women. And that's not even mentioning the misery of the woman over there in the West, why you raised her from childhood to be an object, just a decoration to be enjoyed by all and sundry. You teach her to conform to the ever more degrading show societal standards, to wear revealing clothing, to be a sex object, to be eye candy. And then you have the audacity to claim that you believe in women's rights and equality. I mean, even your your female Olympic athletes, with the best of what they do, you require them to dress like pole dancers in their competitions.

And all you do is argue them, look at them, gawk at them instead of appreciate their discipline and hard work and training and skills. You know, you created OnlyFans and taught your women that what you truly value is degeneracy. You know, she could go to school. She could get degrees. She could become a doctor.

She could become a lawyer. She could she could become an engineer or a CEO, but she'll never get rich faster than if she gets naked on camera and defiles herself for strangers. That's what your society rewards women for. You know, a stripper can make more money than an executive. You're teaching them what you want them to do, what you want them to be because your whole system denotes value exclusively in terms of pay packages.

So you are implanting in women's minds and imposing on women's psyches that this this type of behavior is what makes them valuable in your society. You know, more than half of the women in your society, more than half, feel pressured into performing abnormal sexual acts that they're not comfortable with just because their partners have worked their brains on pornography. So now they expect their wives and their girlfriends to act like porn stars. Meanwhile, most of those porn stars out of their minds on drugs and numb from childhood trauma. But you want normal women to act like that.

And no matter if they don't, eighty seven percent of college age women report being compelled to do these types of abnormal things sexually that they don't want to do because of your great feminist society. Girls as young as 13 say that they feel pressured to try to look and behave just like women in pornographic videos. 13. And because you dismiss the necessity of marriage, promiscuity has become normalized in your culture, making women feel compelled to become sexually intimate much earlier than they're comfortable doing. And they may just feel like something's wrong with them if they don't do it.

And then you gaslight them into thinking that this is freedom. You gaslight them into thinking that this is women's liberation. You're psychologically abusing the women in your society on every level. Sixty nine percent of girls in the fifth to twelfth grades report that magazine pictures influence their idea of what they're supposed to look like. Forty five percent of women report feeling pressure to try to achieve a certain body shape or a certain size.

And one in five women report that because of this, they experience body dysmorphic disorder where they think that there's something wrong with how they look. They think there's something wrong with how Allah's automata if they don't look like a supermodel in some magazine or look like a porn star in some video. You know, you claim to believe in women's equality, but the data shows that women in your society are still objectified and still marginalized. Sixty percent of women report feeling pressure to try to dress in a way that is socially considered to be attractive or sexually attractive by societal standards, which just means showing men more of their bodies, exposing more of themselves to men. Forty five percent of women report feeling that they need to show more skin and show more skin that they're comfortable showing in order to be considered attractive in your society.

Look at what you're doing to women. The media perpetuates this culture of objectification with women being depicted in revealing clothing in 70 of advertisements. Now women are exposed on average to 5,000 advertisements per day, And 70% of those advertisements feature women in revealing clothing, meaning you are constantly messaging to women that they have to be as undressed as possible if they wanna be socially acceptable. That's your society. So, of course, your women are suffering.

They're suffering from psychological consequences. The psychological consequences of these types of pressure, this type of gaslighting and manipulation. At least one in five women report experiencing anxiety or depression due to the pressure that they feel to wear revealing clothing that they don't want to wear. And they're obviously more likely to develop dissatisfaction and low self esteem about themselves and how they look. And you pressure them into looking and acting like porn stars.

Pressure them to have sex before they're ready, and pressure them to do things in the bedroom that they don't want to do. Not to mention the real physiological detrimental repercussions and the ramifications and the consequences of promiscuity on a woman mentally and emotionally and physically. That's why your women are the most depressed, the most neurotic, the most medicated, why they have the most anxiety, the most stress, the most mental and psychological illnesses because they live in the most woman hating society in the world. And you still have the nerve to expect us to assure you that we care about women. Everything about your civilization declares your utter content for women.

I'm telling you, you don't know who you are. You don't know what you are. You don't know what kind of a society you live in. You live in a world of lies. Forget about trying to correct your misconceptions about Islam.

You have nothing but misconceptions about your own so called civilization. It's not a civilization. It's a hallucination, and it's absolutely comical. The extent of your lack of self awareness about your own culture, about your own society. You know, when I lived in The Middle East, I had Americans back home worried from my safety because they thought that every place in the Arab world was nonstop bombs going off, violence and bloodshed all the time.

Meanwhile, you've had over 650 mass shootings in America just last year. Not to mention the fact that most of the bombs going off in The Middle East are American bombs being dropped from American war planes. Whatever violence we have in the Muslim world, you brought to the Muslim world. America's number one export is violence. Of fact, it's one the only things that you still manufacture over there.

It's one of the only things you still excel at better than anyone else. Is Islam a religion of peace? You must be joking. You've dropped 500,000 bombs on us in just the last twenty five years and killed over a million Muslims in just the last twenty five years. That's not even including the current genocide in Gaza that you're committing.

Again, this is like the BTK killer wanting someone to assure him that they don't subscribe to violence. What are you even talking about? Your whole society, your whole so called civilization is violently extremist, more than anyone else has ever been. You'd like to threaten your enemies with bombing them back to the stone age without it ever registering in your mind that this is a stone age mentality. The only difference between you and a caveman is that you have gadgets, but you're the land of the free.

Right? Islam is so strict. It's so rigid. You know? Muslims don't have any freedom.

Meanwhile, America has more laws and more regulations than any country on Earth. You have more laws and more regulations than Saudi Arabia, more than Afghanistan, more than any Muslim country. You can't even remodel your kitchen in America if you're a homeowner, which you probably aren't. But if you are a homeowner and you have a kitchen and you wanna remodel your kitchen, you can't even do that without a permit. You have to get a permit to remodel your own kitchen.

The government decides what food you can eat, what food you're allowed to eat, what food is legal for you to eat. Meanwhile, they allow genetically modified foods, fake foods, foods with all sorts of additives and chemicals and what have you. And a a a farmer, you know, who grows food on his own land, he's not even allowed to sell food to you right from his land, right from his farm, right out of his crops fresh without FDA approval. Even needs government approval to give you an apple from a tree. Your government even decides how hot your shower is allowed to be.

It's absurd. But, of course, you'll defend all of those laws. You'll defend all of those laws because you'll say they're there to protect you. Okay. If you say so.

But you don't have a choice, do you? You don't have the freedom to not follow those rules, do you? We have a comparatively miniscule set of laws, most of which are self imposed with no external monitoring, no external enforcement. We follow them by our own conscience. But what you mean by how strict and how rigid we are, what you're talking about is basically all the sins and the debauchery that your government does allow.

So that's actually the freedom that you're talking about. You're talking about the freedom to be uncivilized, the freedom to be primitive, the freedom to be hedonistic. And that's what makes you, in your mind, more civilized than us. The freedom to be uncivilized. You think that makes you more civilized, and somehow that makes sense to you.

I'm telling you, your society, your so called civilization is playing you for a fool. They're even fooling you about your own prosperity. I mean, take The United States, the richest country in the world. Right? But just look at different states in America.

Take a state inside of America, any of the 50 states, and look at it as if it was a country. Look at its GDP. Look at its standard of living. Look at its quality of life. Look at its infrastructure and so on.

Say if you took Mississippi. If Mississippi was a country or Idaho or Montana or New Mexico or Kentucky. If those states, those American states, if those were countries, well, they'd be equivalent economies. Economically, they'd be equivalent to an Argentina or to a Columbia or to Thailand. They'll be low to middle income countries.

Those American states, there'll be low to middle income countries. That's the reality of your life. Most Americans live in conditions. They live in economies within their state that are exactly the same as countries that you would regard as third world countries, as developing countries. That's how you're living in real life.

I know that you're among the the so called coastal elites. Your state is basically a third world country. And even in those coastal elite states, you know perfectly well that there are cities and neighborhoods inside of those elite states, those rich states. There are cities and neighborhoods that are just as poor as any poor city in the global South. But they've got you thinking that you're better off than people in the developing world.

They've got you thinking that you're better off than people in the global South. While most of the states in America were countries, they'd probably be trying to join breaks. And the same goes with The UK. If you're not living in London, if you're in, say, the North Of England, it's the same. It's a third world.

You're in the third world. If you're in in the North Of England, you're in the third world. You're in a developing country. You are deeply and comprehensively misled about your society. And you still expect Muslims to answer you about anything?

You're standing there butt naked in a cowboy hat telling us that our suit is out of fashion. No. There's no point in trying to make you understand us when you don't even remotely understand yourselves. The whole world has been indulging you, has been indulging the West, and what they want to believe about themselves have been indulging you for far too long. It's time for you to start justifying yourself to us.

We're not gonna pretend that you're in any sort of a position to demand us to justify ourselves to you when the reality is that no one is and no one has ever been as violent, as oppressive, as misogynistic, as restrictive, and as opposed to liberty and to human dignity as western so called civilization.

Okay. So So, you know, misconceptions. Right? That should be the summary of this whole video. The whole western civilization is built on misconception.

Right? Like, you know, the West, it often, like, portrays itself, right, as this sort of moral compass on the global stage. Right? It projects itself as the height of democracy, of free speech, of human rights, of equality, of freedom, of, you know, of all of these ideals. Right?

And then it tries to export these ideals to the rest of the world. Right? And it portrays them as sort of universal truth one can say. Right? And this is basically if we try to, you know, translate it into objective language, that's basically western supremacy.

Right? They like, I remember in one video, brother Shahid, like, gave the example that they even named it, like, universal declaration of human rights. Right? That they decided that it's universal. Right?

They believe that they have the right to do that. Right? And then they hold the other cultures of other countries, other societies. They hold them accountable to these, you know, self established standards. But what happens when we try to critically somehow examine this perception?

Right? When we try to uncover the fallacies that they might have. Yeah? The reality is that the Western world is submerged in these misconceptions. Right?

It's submerged in misconceptions about its own identity, about its values, about morality, and everything that was spoken about in the video. Right? And brother Shahid usually in different videos, he mentions that the basis of all of this is that they cannot assign value. Right? The West does not know how to assign value to things, to people, to anything, basically.

And even their own values that they hold so dear, right, this freedom and democracy and equality. You know, there was this video. Right? I think it was the video about Western supremacy, but like, Islamic supremacy versus western supremacy. Right?

But, you know, basically, you can see that whenever times get a bit tough, they just throw these values below the bus under the bus. Right? You know, whenever there are too many opinions that do not confirm with the mainstream, they label it as misinformation. They label it as propaganda. When there are protests, they start banning protests.

Right? It's incoherent. Like, you know, even in their civilization, there is no agreement about what's right, what's wrong. They're this is a failed society. Right?

This is a failure of a civilization. Right? It's a civilization of misconceptions. And as brother Shahid mentioned in the video, you know, it's not a civilization. It's a hallucination.

Right? They have misconceptions about belief systems. They have misconceptions about the values. They have misconceptions about morality, misconceptions about women, about democracy, about violence, about free speech, about race, about, you know, capitalism, liberalism, economics. Every think single thing that you can think of is a misconception.

Yeah. They presented it some way, but when you try to uncover the reality, try to look at it objectively, you will see that they never cared for these values that they, you know, say they care so much about. So it's like, one can say that it's hypocritical. Right? And there is an extreme lack of self awareness for the West.

You know? Like, they keep on mentioning this liberty. Right? This freedom. And this is at the same time while they're, you know, like, overseeing the most complex and most oppressive system of control for from, like, these corporate driven policies that do not care about the workers.

They not do not care about the population. They have institutionalized violence, right, as we will speak about. So, Inshallah, in today's talk, we will try to delve deep into how, you know, the West misrepresents its own civilization. We'll try to uncover all of these mentioned delusions and expose the contradictions, basically, right, that are at the heart of the Western society and how it portrays itself. Like, just think about it.

Right? How can a society that claims to stand for free speech? They just suppress voices, you know, whenever someone challenges it, you know, hegemony. Yeah. It breaches racial equality, but there is systemic racism in every part of the society.

They try to say that they are liberating women. They're giving them freedoms while they objectify them and exploit them every day in every aspect of their lives. But at the beginning of the video, right, brother Shahid mentioned that he should have been in an interview, that he should have been in part of, like, trying to correct from the Islamic narrative, but, you know, it was rejected. Right? In the end, he was, you know, somehow, due to some circumstances, not invited anymore.

So we will try to make up for this part inshallah and, you know, have a much better interview. Right? So we will not only try to expose this hypocrisy, but we will also try to illustrate because we have many sisters here from the Muslim world. So inshallah, you know, who better can say it than them. Right?

You know, there is no one else who can describe how it really is, you know, because we're not gonna be doing some mansplaining. Brother Avi, you know, mentioned this word. So, exactly, I will not speak for them. I'll let them speak for themselves, inshallah. Yeah.

You know, as I said, we will not just try to expose this hypocrisy, but we will try to show how Islam and Islamic values are and always will be superior to any other system. K? So before I shut up, inshallah, to give space to my, you know, great speakers, the video starts with the misconception about women. Alright? So we'll try to address that inshallah.

Okay? And then we will move forward to other types of misconceptions. And there will be, like, six different groups, maybe five of, you know, general misconceptions that they might have, yeah, about democracy, about capitalism, women's rights, violence, extremism, and so on. K? So my question to my beloved speakers will be this one.

Yeah. It's a bit longer question, but just to encompass different areas. Of course, you know, anyone can add whatever they feel like. So, you know, western societies, women are often portrayed that they are so liberated. Right?

They are so empowered. We have this gender equality that we are fighting for. Right? This is, you know, at the center of our western identity. Right?

But this same society, it's responsible for it it can be, like, said that this is a systemic exploitation. Right? This is a systemic objectification of women. Right? Commodification of women.

You know? And we can see this, right, basically in the normalization of pornography where we have these platforms like OnlyFans. Right? All of them basically, even the movies, the TV shows that we see nowadays. Right?

It really is just degrading women. Right? Stripping them of their dignity, of their humility, of and they call this freedom. Right? So I would like to ask, like, how can the West reconcile this in its head?

Right? You know, the like, their claim of championing women's rights, while there is overwhelming evidence of the psychological, emotional, physical, all kind of suffering that the women face, right, within the West. K? Also, brother Shahid, you know, in the video, he hinted at the media's role, right, how it perpetuates this objectifications through advertisements, through marketing, through entertainment. And just as I said, right, in these TV shows and movies and music, like, imagine the music videos.

Right? Like, WAP, right, and stuff like that. It's really crazy when you think about it. Right? And this you know, children are watching this.

Right? What effect does this have on children? What does it have on families? What does it have on society in general? Right?

Okay. So maybe just let's just try to tackle this part, and then inshallah, I will continue asking more questions to delve into it. So if anybody wants to take the mic, feel free. Raise your hand or, you know, type it here.

Assalamu alaikom, everybody. Thank you so much for coming today. So regards to, you know, the entertainment and not just entertainment in general, just anything. Anything. When it comes to degrading women, you know, everything said in this video is so spot on.

And we've we've we've normalized the term half naked, but these women are not even half naked anymore. They're naked. And that is so terrifying because as the years go by, it becomes even more and more and more, like they say, the shock factor. But it's only for women. It's not even for the men.

Men still get to, you know, most of the time cover the elders, but women are literally naked on stage in an advert 05:00 in the afternoon when a children are supposed to be, you know, at home or whatever watching people, whatever the case may be. Then you see this woman on a sports car in her bikini, whatever the case may be. So it is about degrading women. You know the the term of what what is it called? No.

Women's rights and and and and feminism. Sorry. I have no idea why that why I couldn't get to that word. But feminism is is it's a lie. Because, like I mentioned now, 05:00 in you know, your kids are watching, TV and an advert comes on a sports car and a woman in a bikini, but it's because you as a mother have to be traveling from work at that point in time.

So you are not even there to raise your own kids. And that is because you, you know, of economy or whatever the case may be, you can only have a two income household. You know, these are lies that they that they tell you and all ways that they manipulate the family structure so that it is that you need to succumb to the way that they want you to live. And that is a very scary thought and people are buying into it. It's it's become the norm where they believe, oh, well, it's it's our it's the the life that we need to be living right now because that's how it is.

And that is the main problem that we are not saying we shouldn't be doing it or stepping or stepping against it or that type of thing. And that is what we all should be saying is we need to go back to how it is meant to be where a woman is supposed to be raising her kids. A man is supposed to be the one that is providing and not be sucked into these ads about I must have that sports car. You know what I mean? So it it has a lot to do with programming as well.

Thank you.

No. Thank you, sister. Like, you know, but this contradiction. Right? You know, they claim that they are championing women's rights.

Right? But all of the evidence points to being not the case. Right? So I wanna, like, ask how do you think like, what is in their head? Right?

How they can claim these things when in reality, no one upholds these things? Right? Like, what is this psychological state that they're in that they're able to say, yeah. You know, women's rights, and we are fighting for it. But wherever you go, women are being oppressed, being objectified.

They're just, you know like, it's crazy, right, in the workplace, in the street, in the marketing, in the advertisement, everywhere, women are just being used as an object. Right? If, you know and even, like, this was seen very much, right, when they bent the for example, in France. Right? Basically and they say that the, you know, makes the women invisible in a society.

Right? Like, basically, when, you know, you don't show your legs or you don't show your breasts, you are invisible for them. Right? Whenever you hide yourself from the eyes of you know, from the pleasure of my eyes, right, you start to be just invisible. Yeah.

That's, like, what they tell you. That's, you know, what actions speak louder than words.

Everyone. I hope that hear me because I'm literally traveling in a car. But so I'm only going to speak very briefly, and I just felt I had to say this. I live in The United States and have for sixty six years. And in this country, you must realize that the Valium and other mood altering, mood stabilizing drugs that are marketed primarily to women, it it's a billion dollar business.

So you must understand that it isn't that women with clear minds are accepting the objectification. They are drugged just to get through the day. I am not exaggerating at all. I have been in rooms full of women in which I was the only female who was not on a drug like Valium or some other relaxant prescription medication. I kid you not.

It it it's just considered normal. I am considered abnormal because I don't take any. And you cannot expect people who are on these kinds of mood altering drugs to have a clear thinking, or even clear choice. Their natural outrage has been tamped down by the fact that they need these drugs in order to go to work and make it through the day. We are indeed corporate slaves.

If you need to drug your workers, if you need to drug your mothers, if you need to drug your female politicians, something is terribly, terribly wrong. And Allah bless Usdin for speaking up on behalf of what is being done to us in the Western world.

Sister Wakida, thank you very much, especially you are in the center of it. Right? So we are very happy that you can share with us, you know, your experience, what you see, what you hear, what you ex like, what you live through. Right? So brother MG or sister Nisa, if you wanna go and add something, please.

Or brother MG and then sister Nisa. Sorry. Okay. Brother MG, he was waiting. So let him just add some points that he would like and then

sister Nisa. So I I will I will I will look at it from my own angle or and my own area of expertise. I mean, I agree with a lot of what sister Wahidah said. But again, at the at the end of the day, this is what I call the this isn't the cause. This is the effect of of of the of the current situation that western society is in.

You have to go back to the roots. And the roots here is again, we're talking here about the environmental factors, the social evolution factors that are involved. Just as we said before, we're talking here about the way the origins of of Western society is actually from, ancient Europe and even more specifically, not Mediterranean Europe particularly, but actually Nordic Europe. And, you know, when we're talking about Nordic Europe, we're talking about also a harsh climate, a harsh environment, also the way values were also the way the the the the religious values were were taught were a bit different than the rest of the world. A lot of it is a lot of these values are emphasized on survivability because of the harsh weather conditions.

And so the emphasis on a lot of societal norms that we find normal because we are Muslims, because we we come from particular parts of the globe where we grew up, is can be considered from their angle abnormal. It was only when Christianity came to the continent, and then even later, Islam came to the continent, that things started to be more, how you say, more disciplined within their society. But at the same time, if you go to pre pre Christian Europe, and particularly the Nordic part of Europe, it's at at that time, was very survival oriented. Also, culture of, how you say, nudity and not being modest, it was prevalent there. So this is not something that is, how you say, it's not something that is novel.

It's more amplified as a result of the hijacking of the the planet economically by the OCGFC who were more oriented towards the West. But it is not something unique. It is something that has existed, but it has been suppressed for quite some time. And, yeah, that's all what I can contribute with.

Shokra, Haribi. Sister Nisa, please go ahead.

I actually like that sister Wahida brought up the issue of, drugs. Obviously, that is, you know, the so called legal side of it, you know, Valium and all these mental health medications. But if you are not on those drugs, it's yes. Especially in America, you know, there's this culture of consuming or over consuming intoxicants like alcohol and and and illegal drugs. In fact, they have, I think it's called a needle exchange program where drug addicts can go and exchange their dirty needle for a clean needle because they need to be safe.

And, you know, the the fact of the matter is that they're not putting emphasis on solving the actual problem, which is drug addiction. That already says that they don't care about their people, that they don't care that these people are hurting themselves. So that is is is is is the the mentality with that is actually sick to think that they don't want their people to become healthy or happy or whatever the case may be. They want them in a state where they can control them and drugs is the first thing that allows you to control somebody.

Can you hear me? Yeah. I mean, the question was about if I recall, the question was about how how they're able to get people to believe this that they're, you know, for women's rights and women's liberation and so forth when the the data and the the observable reality is the complete opposite. I mean, this this isn't something new or unique with regards to women and the way they treat women. They lie about everything.

I mean, literally lie about everything. Everything that they say that they're doing, they're doing the opposite. You can look throughout any any aspect of Western society, especially American society. They call oligarchy democracy. They call war peacemaking.

They call oppression, liberation. You know, the way the power structure, views the domestic population in America, the way they view the domestic population isn't any different than the way they view, and the way they treat populations abroad. The way they view them and what they want from them, which is degradation, humiliation, exploitation, and subservience. This is what they want from people, from the population, whether it's populations in the global South or whether it's their own domestic population. This is what they want.

The methods and the tactics and the techniques might change, but the objective is the same. And so they they have to lie about what they're doing. They can't just say openly, we want to degrade women. We want women to objectify themselves. We want to maintain our primitive lifestyle that we've always had just like brother MG was saying, we want to maintain all of that.

No. They have to cloak their their subjugation of people, whether it's women or the rest of the population in one form or another. They have to cloak that policy of subjugation in the garb of liberation. And they have to cloak their dark age mentality, which has never been updated. They have to, cloak that dark age mentality, in the the the words and the ideas and the, terminology of the enlightenment.

This is what they do. They just gaslight their population all the time, and you have all of these factors that that have been mentioned, like with the drug abuse, whether it's illegal illicit drugs or legal drugs that are abused, or it's the drug of propaganda, it's the drug of indoctrination, it's the drug of, imposed cognitive dissonance on the population, It's the drug of, an incredibly poor, educational system that that, undermines the ability of people to think critically, and so on. So you you have a population that is in a permanent state of disorientation. And they need to be told, they need to be assured that everything is good. Everything is fine.

All of these things that we're doing to you and all of these things that we're making you do, you actually want, and it's actually good for you, and it's wonderful, and and and and beneficial, and enlightened, and civilized, and advanced, and what have you. And you're not supposed to ever look objectively at the at the real data and at the real situation, at the real world that you're living in. You have to be, you know, it's like it's like a Plato's cave, you know. They just they just project something on the wall and you think that that's what reality is because you can't bear to face the reality that you're actually living in.

SubhanAllah. Exactly. Sister Iman, I saw your hand up.

Yeah. Assalamu alaikum everyone. I wanted to agree with brother MG and brother Shahid on what they're saying because I wear the hijab. I'm I'm part of the global South, but I live in The UK. And I see this happening as a young woman.

I see this type of indoctrination not only reaching Western women, but also reaching women of color, women from the global South, women who are Muslims and everything. And I do believe that we can always link it back to absolutely everything, and it doesn't have to only be about women. Because when you see this type of indoctrination and propaganda, you realize that the biggest tool that the West uses is the manipulation of language and the manipulation through language. So like brother Shahid was talking about making you feel like you're free when you're not actually free and all this kind of stuff, what they do is they use antonyms the definitions of antonyms to tell you you're free or you're desirable or you're this or you're that. And I think the general idea is that hearing the same language all the time since you're a child will form an idea of what your life should look like as you grow up.

So I've seen a lot of I I've had quite a few hijabi friends who have taken off the hijab because they feel completely and utterly undesirable because the idea of being desirable in the West means to be unclothed, to show your hair, to show your beauty, and that's the only value that is assigned to you. And it's it's detrimental to Western society. Well, to society as a whole to the fact that women have no value in any way, shape, or form, but believe they do, but realize that the only way they can actually get this value is through taking off their clothes. Like what brother Shahid was saying in the video especially, he was saying the quickest way to make money is to go on OF, to go on OnlyFans. Right?