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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning, Cooner country. Okay, my friends, I never I'm
gonna be brutally honest with you like I'm in the confessional.
I know this is very widespread across Europe. It is
gaining ground in Canada and Australia and New Zealand, among
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other places. Obviously in the West. I honestly never thought
I would see the day even imagine that this would
be happening in the United States of America. Already, there
are several airports, Chicago O'Hare Airport and the huge George
Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas, that have established Islamic
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foot washing stations in bathrooms, both men and women's in
their airports. However, the biggest one is set now to
be installed at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Again,
I want to stress this, if you fly to Europe,
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I don't care London, Paris, Berlin, it doesn't matter. This
is common now in European airports, international airports, because now
there are so many Muslims who have invaded and taken
over huge chunks of West, especially Western Europe. But to
see this now come to the United States is to
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me truly shocking. So here let me give you the
full facts, and then I want to get your reaction.
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight.
This the one regarding Dallas Fort Worth, the biggest initiative
so far, is privately funded. It's not publicly funded. There's
no taxpayer money involved. And I think they were smart
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to do that. The Islamists, who are clearly making a
play for Texas and clearly making a play now to
spread Sharia across especially the heartland of the United States,
realize that if they went with taxpayer money, then you
could argue, we're not going to fund the Islamic religion
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on taxpayer's dime. Separation of church and state, I guess
in this case Moskin State. So what they did was
they are spending three hundred thousand dollars that is the
estimated cost of the project, which has been approved by
the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, and apparently this
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will be up and running in about in a couple
of weeks by August thirty. First, they are now going
to install Islamic what are called dedicated Islamic foot washing
stations at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, and in
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particular they're going to do it in the women's restroom
and in the men's restroom, in particular in restrooms in
Terminal D Y Terminal D you may ask Jeff because
that is where the international flights go is Interminal D.
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So you have a lot of people who are flying
internationally they do a layover in Dallas at the Dallas Airport,
and so they will then have the ability the convenience
now to use these foot washing stations or they're called
Wodoo foot washing stations inside bathrooms in Terminal D on
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the existing concourse level restrooms for women for men now
or Islamic law, you must if you pray to Mecca,
if you pray to Allah, you have to pray in
the direction of Mecca, the main mosque in Mecca, and
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you have to have clean hands, clean face, and especially
clean feet. They're obsessed with clean feet. And so what
they do is they're going to set up bathrooms now
in which you cannot just not only wash it with
the sink, wash your hands and wash your feet. Sorry,
wash your hands and wash your face. But now there's
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a second component underneath where you will be able to
wash your feet. Furthermore, tied to this is they will
then be an exit to these prayer rooms that are
going to be adjacent to these Muslim foot washing or
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what are called wudoo wudu stations at all these restrooms
Terminal D. The international flights go through there, and so
you will then you can see there'll be plenty of
Muslim men and women. They'll be sitting on stools washing
their feets in a basin, and then get up and
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then go to what will be then created as well.
Dedicated prayer rooms for Muslims qorans will be provided on
the shelves and there you will pray to Mecca. They
will even show you the exactly the direction of where
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Mecca is. And so this is an attempt, they say,
to accommodate Muslim and Islamic travelers and the growing Muslim
Islamic community that they say that they say is now
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growing across Texas, especially in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
Now already, as I said earlier, Chicago O'Hare Airport has it,
the George Bush Intercontinental Airport, the one in Houston, Texas,
they already have these basins, these ritual washing and prayer stations.
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They've set that up a couple of years ago. So
this is exactly how it's going to work. You will
go to one of these restrooms. There will be a
new space which includes benches, coat racks, space for luggage.
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Apparently it's going to be fully Americans for Disabilities Act
a DA accessible. These washing rooms bathrooms by the way,
it's you know, that's many non Muslims are going to
be using those bathrooms as well. So you're gonna be
washing your hands or whatever. You know, you come off
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a flight or you're going to the restroom and you
wash your hands, you wash your face, and you're gonna
be surrounded by Muslims on these stools washing their feet
as you're washing your hands. Anyway, this will then lead
them to a prayer room. As I said, these prayer
rooms are dedicated for Muslims. They pray to Allah, they
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can read the Koran. There'll be tons of Korans for
them to read. And I'm just going by the press release.
The prayer rooms are also going to be finished with
quote calming, blue courtz tile and comfortable carpeting. So this
is to welcome Muslims to enter and reflect before continuing
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their international travel. According to the press release, as I
just said, passengers will find copies of the Qur'an prayer rugs,
prayer beads, and a torba which is used by some
during prayer. And apparently now the airport chaplains are working
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with some mega mosques in Houston on exactly the proper
measurements for what's called the kibla, which is the direction
towards the Kaba, the sacred mosque in Mecca. So they
want to make sure, I mean, I'm not kidding, they
want to make sure that I don't know if you
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do it by an arrow or I've never been to
a prayer Muslim prayer room, but basically they want to
make sure that you have the exact right degree and direction.
You're not off by a degree or two of this
grand mosque that they have to pray to five times
a day in Mecca. Now, let me just make a
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couple of points and then I want to throw it
open to you. Six one seven two six, six sixty
eight sixty eight is the number. This is now the
third airport in the United States, as I said, George
Bush And in Houston has had it for a couple
of years. Chicago O'Hare has had it for a couple
of years. It's the biggest of the three. It's going
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to be the most comprehensive. It's uh, it's going to
be in restrooms, as I said, all over Terminal D.
Eventually the goal is to put it in every restroom
in the entire airport. Furthermore, a key group that is
pushing this is CARE, the Council on American Islamic Relations,
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which is essentially a front group for the Muslim Brotherhood.
CARE essentially is a front for it for terrorist organizations.
Explicit goal and they have said this is they want
to turn, in their words, every city, every town from
the East coast to the West coast, into a Muslim
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Sharia law dominated city. They now want this in every
airport in the United States. They are determined to keep
spreading this. They want to go for the big airports
first and then eventually to the mid size or smaller
airports down the road, cleaning up the Islamist bowl. So
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another airport, the biggest one yet, Dallas Fort Worth now
is going to be installing Muslim foot washing basins and
they're all tied to prayer rooms for Muslim passengers who
go through Dallas Fort Worth. They're going to have this
up and going in about two weeks August thirty. First,
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as I said, it's privately funded, but you will be
going if you go to if you ever happen to
fly to Dallas or going through Dallas, if you you
know the International Section Terminal d as it's called, don't
be surprised when you go into a restroom and you
see Muslim men or Muslim women, if you happen to
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be a woman going into the women's restroom sitting on
stools washing their feet, and then going into a side door,
an adjacent door where there is a Muslim prayer room
with prayer rugs, qurans, in fact, even signs indicating exactly
how to pray towards Mecca. This is now a growing trend.
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It's all over Europe, it is now here in the
United States, and the plan is now they've got three
big airports already. They want to now spread it to
every airport in the United States, especially the big international airports.
My question to you, should we have Muslim foot washing
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stations at airports in America? You know my position. I
think this is clearly the creeping Islamization and the attempt
to bring sharial law more and more across the United States.
And I'm sorry, but no, we should not have Muslim
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foot washing stations in any public facility, never mind an airport,
for God's sake. But that's me And as Larry pointed
out on Messenger, and I thought he made a brilliant point, Jeff,
can private funds be used to erect a crucifix or
the Virgin Mother Mary in airports? That's a brilliant point, Larry,
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That's an absolutely brilliant point. So you know, because the
argument is, well, it's private, it's not public money. I
don't care. So what I don't care. No, I'm sorry.
We are not going to start islamizing our airports. This
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is not a Muslim country. I don't want it to
become a Muslim country. And let me just say one
last thing, because there's clearly an attempt to make it one.
But notice the location. This is not an accident, it's
not a coincidence. There's three airports, okay, Chicago, O'Hare a
lot of Muslims in the Chicago area, Okay, but two
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of them, two out of the three are in Texas,
the George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston and now the big
one Dallas Fort Worth, which is a mother airport, a
huge international airport. Now why Texas? Why Texas? And the
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more you dig, the more you investigate that the Red
Green Alliance, that these Islamo communist alliance, is specifically targeting Texas.
They want to flip Texas blue by now pouring more
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Muslims into Texas. Muslims are being deliberately told to relocate
and go into Texas in an attempt to turn it
from a red state to a blue state. And I
think the calculation is that Texas is in some ways.
And I don't mean any disrespect to any other states
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when I say this, but you know, when you think
of Texas, what do you think? Cowboys, right, cowboy hats,
rugged individualism, big support for the Second Amendment. You know,
I don't know, pickup trucks, just you know, you think
old fashioned Americana, right, almost, and again don't take this
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the wrong way, but almost the most quote American of
all states. Right. When you think Texas, you think, well,
I mean that's you know, that's that's like the heart
and the very heart of the American heartland. You conquer Texas,
it's sort of like the cradle of America. You conquer Texas,
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you conquer America, and I think that's clearly their goal.
Over two hundred and twenty mosques. Let me repeat that,
two hundred and twenty mosques have already been erected all
across Texas. Now I'm going to talk about a huge
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mosque a little bit later in the show in McKinney, Texas,
in which they're building. It's a mega center, it's a
mega mosque, and overwhelming opposition from local residents. It's unbelievable, overwhelming,
and yet the city council, I'm telling you, they were
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all bought and paid for, all of them, bought off,
unanimously voted to install. Now this super mosque in McKinney, Texas,
this little town, and you're looking. It's clear they're targeting Texas.
There's no question in my mind. So my question to
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you is this now, the creeping Islamization of America Number one?
Number two, Why do you believe they are focusing so
much on Texas? And the ultimate question, should Muslim foot
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washing stations be built or erected in airports in the
United States? I say absolutely not. Okay, this is not
a hypothetical question. This is now reality in the United States.
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Should American airports have foot washing stations for Muslims and
then immediately adjacent to it Muslim prayer rooms with qurans
and prayer rugs. Yes. No, I want to hear from you,
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Lou in Rhode Island. You're gonna kick us off, Lou.
Thanks for holding and welcome. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (17:49):
How you doing, Jeff? You know we talked about like
private financing. A lot of the financing that comes for
this stuff comes from a Tatar and the Muslim brotherhood
over in in the Middle East, and you know, they
they have sponsored like like for example, Qatar has put
in like seven billion, over seven billion dollars into these
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mini Middle East programs in our colleges. Now, I don't
think that they teach anything close to actual history. They
teach a distorted form of history based on the you know,
the Muslims being victims, et cetera, et cetera, and uh,
and it's it's you know, this is this is how
the creep starts, you know, starts at our schools and
uh and moves onward. As a matter of fact, recently,
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I don't know if you saw this or not, but
there's been recently, uh, they discovered a video of Mondami
saying how they're going to get support. He says, well,
we know we can get support using the victim thing
and the minority thing, uh, you know, and the oppressed
thing among minorities. But how do we get to the
how do we get to the educated people into into
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you expand our influence? And they do that by first
they adopt the tactics of socialism and communism in order
to appeal to the so called educated, woke left and
bring in their support to this. So it's like this
growing creepy thing where like they've aligned with the wokes
and now are China and gain more power. I don't
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see liberalism or woke liberalism ever bowing to any other
religion other than Islam. Have you have you ever seen
that happens yet?
Speaker 1 (19:28):
No, Lou, you've touched on something very very profound. That
was Danish de Suza, by the way, sent out that clip.
And I want to give Danesh a big hot tip.
It's mom, Donnie. This is just before he becomes elected
as mayor, and he's giving a candid interview with one
of his Muslim supporters and he says, look, we know
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how to appeal to minorities. We appeal on identity. We
just use identity politics victimhood. So we go to the
black community and say, oh, the white people are oppressing you.
We go to the Latino community, you know, same thing.
We go to the Muslim community. But he goes, we've
got to get the white woke liberals or else we
can't gain power. And he says, the way to do
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it is we're going to sell them communism. In other words,
we're as longists and we agree with a lot of
the communist goals. You know, he's not he's not a
complete phony in that sense. He goes, no, listen, I'm
a socialist, I'm a communist. But basically what he's saying is,
I'm a Muslim first and foremost. You know, my my
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commitment to Islam is above that, even to communism obviously.
But the way we're going to package it to the
white woke progressive left, which continues to support him, by
the way, is we're going to sell them on communism.
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And basically, as Danesh says, they're deliberately manipulating the white
woke left. So you see all of these dumb white
leftists going for Mamdani or Abdul el Sayed or elan
Omar or you can now run down the whole list.
They're just selling them. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're gonna, you know,
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we're gonna do Marxism, We're gonna do socialism, We're gonna
do uh, you know, we're gonna We're gonna do the
uh bernie AOC agenda. But what's lurking behind is the
not just the communists, but the Islamis takeover of power
and so white woke liberals are literally being used and
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manipulated by these Muslims. And they are very well funded
and lou you nailed it. The Muslim Brotherhood Qatar, Saudi Arabia.
They are pouring billions and billions and billions into colleges,
into universities, uh, into elementary schools.
Speaker 2 (21:56):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
They're taking over cities. I'm gonna get to Dearborn soon.
There's a huge protest coming up in Dearborn. But look
to give them their due, they're infiltrating Minneapolis, They've got
parts of Maine, and they're making a big push now
for Texas. They're going big on Texas. They've made a
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calculated decision that if they can take Texas, eventually they
can take America. So they've got New York City, which
is key, and now they're they're and then they're infiltrating
other places of the country. But they're making their big
offensive right now is Texas. So I mean, we'll see.
I hope Texas rises and wakes up before it's too late.
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But you know, how do I say this If I'm
in if I'm going to the Minneapolis the you know,
Minneapolis Saint Paul International Airport, and I have I've been
there because that's where we flew to get, you know,
to adopt Ashton. Was it fifteen years ago? Okay, I
could there's a major, big Somali community there. I'm not
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saying I agree with it. I'm saying, well, okay, there's
a lot of Muslims. I could see why they would
put these foot washing stations at the airport, but in Texas,
like whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, What the hell's going on?
It's a deliberate effort. And what happens is it's to
break us down, it's to desensitize us. We're used to
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them now praying on the streets. We're used to the
call of the Adan in the middle of the night.
Soon we're going to be used to seeing these prayer
basins or foot washing stations everywhere, prayer rooms everywhere, And
after a while, you just begin to accept the fact
that your country is becoming more and more Islamicized, and
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you just kind of slowly get worn down. I think
that's clearly the plan. That's what they did in Europe,
that's what they've done in Canada and Australia, and now
they're setting their target and their sights here in America.
Lou am I wrong.
Speaker 2 (24:10):
Oh you're not wrong. As a matter of fact, I
want a couple of things. I want to mention. Number one,
why Texas, it's the biggest border state that there is.
They want that open border. They want to see what
happened in Spain. Happened in Texas. Hundreds of thousands of
a young male Muslims pouring over the border in Texas.
It's just like they did in Spain and they weren't allowed.
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You know, a lot of people are thinking, is the
mid term election It means a heck of a lot
because it does mean the borders, it does mean the
Islamization of the country, and so on. And so forth.
But the other thing, the other main thing is is
that Islam is not just not just their religion. You know,
you ever go at an airport, I have it. Sometimes they
have a chapel. All religions can come and pray in
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the chapel. You can be a Hindu, a Buddhist, a Muslim,
he could be a Christian, you can be a Jew.
You could go in a chapel and you can go
in and pray and pray silently. And that's what basically
our standard has been, you know, historically, to tolerate all
religions and to respect maybe all religions his pathways to God,
but not Islam, because Islam is not only a religion,
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it's a political system as well that wants to impose
itself on everybody else. And who believes that anybody who
doesn't believe, no matter whether a secularist or somebody who's
religious and another religion, everybody, everybody else is an infidel,
and they can treat the infidel. I can't believe that
they would believe in a god that would tell you
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not to love your neighbors yourself, but to separate people
and treat infidels as it's total like subhuman people. I
can't believe it. It's a political system that they want
to impose along with like practice.
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Oh you're dead on, Lou, You're absolutely dead on. I mean,
no one, very few people have the guts to admit it.
But that's exactly what it is. Okay, you can text
the cooner man seven zero four seven zero seven zero
four seven zero. This is from nine to one seven. Jeff,
I have to ask you this question. When will this
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Islamization end? Today? It's foot washing stations in airports. Tomorrow
is it going to be foot washing stations in schools,
prayer rooms with prayer rugs and the Qurans in school,
elementary school, middle school, high school. Jeff, we are going
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down the way of Europe and it's not good. I'm
with you, nine one seven. I think you're clearly starting
to see now they're making their push. For whatever reason,
they believe the timing is right, and they're making their push.
And I gotta say they are making headway in Texas.
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It breaks my heart to say it, but they're clearly
starting to make their way. Uh. They're starting to get
their tentacles and get really some roots established in Texas,
and I thought there would be more resistance, but so far, no,
A little bit of resistance. It's coming from the people,
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local residents, but at the political level, very little pushback.
Six one seven. Where's Ted Cruz, Where's John Cornyn, Where's
Greg Abbott, where's the governor? All of this they're just
they're just letting it slide and letting it develop right
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underneath their nose. Six one seven two six six sixty
eight sixty eight Mail in Saratoga, Thanks for holding mail
and welcome.
Speaker 2 (27:53):
Hey, Jess. I'm sorry, I'm I'm ready to call you back.
I'll try you next week.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
Okay, okay, thanks Mal, have a nice weekend. My friend,
he's so freaking busy working. He tried to get try
to get in. I can't. I gotta go, Jeff a
classic Cooner country. All right, let's go to Kim in
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New Hampshire. Thanks for holding Kim, and.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
Welcome, Hi, Jeff. I delivered to a local Walmart distribution center.
And they've already had they redid all their breakrooms, eliminated
the nice cafeteria that they had, and now yeah, they've
got several of these prayer rooms with the foot washing stations.
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Right in your local Walmart distribution center. And isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1 (28:55):
Kim? Before you continue, I promise I'll give you all
the time you need. Are there. I'm just curious, Not
that it would justify it, but I just you know,
from my own personal knowledge, are there a lot of
Muslims who work at that Walmart? In other words? Are
there so like? In other words, are the prayer rooms packed?
I mean? Or is it just for a few employees?
Speaker 3 (29:19):
And when I've done, it's a distribution center, not the store.
But I got you and a reminder that our nice
Vatican has has these rooms too. The Vatican's accommodating in
the plus rooms, Isn't that right?
Speaker 1 (29:34):
But I'm just curious, are there a lot of Muslim
workers or employees at that distribution center?
Speaker 3 (29:42):
I don't know really what the need is. I don't
know if incoming truckers, you know, coming through, but I've
never seen a one. It's all just white corn bread people,
you know, But you got to have that for some reason, unbelieva.
Speaker 1 (29:54):
So basically it's not even for the most part, it's
not even.
Speaker 3 (29:56):
Being used, not that I've seen, no.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
Unbelievable, unbelievable unbelievable, unbelievable, And has anybody complained? Does anybody say,
you know, hey, it was a beautiful cafeteria. Everybody liked it,
We all got along, served everybody's needs a nice place
to have lunch, relax in between your shift or during
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your shift, you know. And and now we got a
prayer room and it messed up everything. And on top
of it all, okay, if there were you know, hundreds
of people who were working there who were Muslim and
it's just packed you know, to the you know, to
the ceiling with them praying a lah lah a lah okay,
I could say, well, okay, I could see a utilitarian purpose,
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but basically it's not being used. So what's the point. Well,
I think it's obvious what the point is. It's to
humiliate us. It's the already to impose upon us this
mentality you know, you must submit. We are dominating you,
and we're going to take over now your cafeterias. So
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you know, in other words, there's going to be a
foot washing station, a qoran, a prayer room everywhere, because
they're trying to already psychologically prepare us for when one
day when they achieve their goal. Of putting this country
under the Islamic Caliphate. Please continue. I didn't mean to
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cut you off. Go ahead, Kim.
Speaker 3 (31:32):
No, I don't spend a lot of time there. I'm
just in and out doing the doing the delivery. But
I know that the guy didn't seem too happy about it,
that had told me about it. That was a Walmart employee.
It was nice to have the cafeteria. Now, for whatever
good we got the foot washing station. Thank god. I'll
all off. Yeah, it's disgusting. It's for some reason.
Speaker 1 (31:55):
Go ahead, for some reason, go ahead. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3 (32:00):
For some reason, we got to give these people a foothold,
you know. But it baffles me.
Speaker 1 (32:07):
By the way, Seriously, Kim, try building a church or
a synagogue in a Muslim majority country. I'm just seriously, anywhere.
I don't care. Take your pick Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,
I don't care taking on whatever.
Speaker 2 (32:23):
You know.
Speaker 1 (32:23):
I don't care. Turkey. Pick your Muslim majority country and say,
you know what, we just a little just a small
little synagogue, really small little church. Okay, forget a church,
a little Christian prayer room, just a little place with
just a little cross, small cross where we can just
a couple chairs for lunch, and we just want to
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you know, do the Sign of the Cross and maybe
see a couple of our fathers, or maybe have a
Bible and just you know, just half an hour. It's banned.
It's verb butten, verb butten forbidden. In most Muslim countries.
You can't even wear a crucifix around your neck, or
God forbid, forget the Star of David. They'll they'll slit
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your throat. But you can't wear a crucifix or a
Star of David around your throat around your neck. Okay,
never mind a church or a chapel or a synagogue,
but here soon they're going to force one in every home. Kim,
thank you very much for that call. Great information. I
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did not know that about the Walmart distribution center. That
to me is a mind bender. Ay ya, yay six
one seven. And by the way, can you imagine, if
you know, if the employee said, you know, we'd like
a little little like Christian little chapel here, just nothing special,
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you know, the same size as this prayer room, but
we just want a little crucifix. Maybe you have a
Bible and a couple of just a couple of chairs,
and me just you don't want to just pray, quietly meditate,
that's all. Can we have that, you know for as
our lunch break. You'd have the ACLU, and you all
know it's true. You'd have the ACLU, you'd have the
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local moonbat media, you'd have the Democratic Party. Oh, they'd
be screaming bloody murder, fascism, white Christian nationalism, there's Nazism,
separation of church and state, like you know, you could
see them on CNN, Wolf Wolf, what's next? The swastika?
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What's next? Wolf? Fw? Phonies? You frauds. You. Islam is
the only religion that the left, especially white guilt ridden liberals,
will bend the need to and submit. That's it. It's
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it's bizarre, it is weird, and I'm telling you it's suicidal.
Palm in Florida, thanks for holding palm and welcome.
Speaker 4 (35:12):
I agree one hundred percent. Yeah, it's you know, it's
the Red Green Alliance. What's going on in our country
right now with you know, the Muslims and the left
wing and the and you know, the communist movement, and
but I think this thing with the foot washing stations,
I think it's unsanitary, you know, I think they need
to be washing their feet in the public restroom, you know.
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And uh, and they're even coming to the truck stops.
I'm a trucker and they Muslims come in and wash
their feet and the sinks where everybody's you know, washing
their hands and some guys brushing their teeth there. You know,
it's stuff like that. But you know it's really unsanitary.
Speaker 1 (35:48):
Oh, you're completely right in fact that. I mean, I
don't want to if you want to get into the
weeds of the story, but I'm not trying to gross
people out. You know, it's the morning, people are having breakfast.
But one of justifications for the foot washing station, this
is according to the developers, was that passengers were complaining
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that there were so many Muslims, either within the Dallas
Fort Worth area or those flying on international flights and
doing a layover who were going into the restrooms in
terminal deed, this international terminal and they were washing their
feet in the sinks, and people were saying it's disgusting.
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As you said, it's not sanitary, and so they say, well,
we can't have that, because you're right, many travelers I've
seen it, you know, they've been on a flight for
a long time whatever. They want to brush their teeth,
you know, really wash their face, clean themselves up a
little bit because they've been on an eight ten hour
flight or whatever. And you know, you're waiting and you
see this guy in front of you, you know, literally
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sticking his feet in the sink, his filthy feet, you know.
And by the way, and they take five minutes, I mean,
they don't do it a quick and you know, there
they are, and you're like, I don't want to. I
don't want to. I don't want to wash there. I
don't want to brush my teeth there. I don't want
to wash my face there. You know. It's so they said, well,
to make it more sanitary, we're gonna put these basins
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underneath the sink where you also get watered these you know,
and you can it's these stations and they're gonna be
with a stool. They're all gonna provide it with stools,
and you're just gonna have to, you know, wait and
they sit and then they wash their feet and then
when it's your turn, you move the stole stool away,
and you know, you wash your hands, you brush your
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teeth whatever. The other thing, Tom, and I want to
get your take on this is they're doing this not
just to wash the feet. The washing of the feet
is how do I say this? The means to the end.
The end is right next to these restrooms they they've made,
They've created expanded spaces. It's for the prayer room. You
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wash the feet to pray to Allah. So they're going
to have doors you go through the door, prayer rugs, carpets, qorans,
and directions where Mecca is. So you're going to be
at a Dallas airport waiting, say, in the bathroom you're
an American, You're going to see Muslims in Muslim garb
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washing their feet and then getting up, many of them
speaking Arabic, getting up and then I'm not kidding, you know,
kneeling or whatever, bowing to Mecca. And all you're going
to be hearing as you're in the bathroom is Alah Hakaba,
alah Hawkabad. And they're going to be reading passages of
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the Quran and praying to Allah. And many of them
are going to have prayer beads, and you know how
they go with their two hands extended up in the
air and they're kneeling and they're you know, chanting and
giving all kinds of difference in prayers. Now, you tell
me I have to go through this as an American.
(39:09):
Texans have to go through this. You know, many people.
Dallas is a big airport. It's like you know, in
your neck of the wood, just like Miami. Okay, it's like,
you know, it's a big it's like you know Chicago
or what we have here, you know, Logan Airport. I mean,
it's a big hub, a lot of flights. So people
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are coming into the United States. They go to the
restroom and this is their introduction to the United States
to see men washing feet, Muslim men or women Muslim
women washing feet and then heading off and you can
hear them hala hella right away. Your reaction is, it's
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my reaction. When I was in Paris last year on
my way to Croatia. I'm like, the Muslims have taken
over because they have exactly that in Paris, and I said,
I'm I God, I'm in a Muslim country. And I
think that's the deliberate effect. And I'm sorry. It's discriminatory
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against Americans. It's degrading to Americans, and I think it's
done deliberately to humiliate Americans. Even now in your own
biggest airports, you are going to hear the Muslim call
to prayer and there's nothing you can do to stop it.
Tom Am, I wrong.
Speaker 4 (40:37):
Absolutely, I agree with you. And that's what they're doing.
They're creeping in inch by inch, little any little nook
and cranny where they can work their way in. They're
not going to come in with a big sweep. It's
going to be little bites at a time, you know.
And that's what they're doing, you know. And people you're like, oh,
what do I care? You know, I don't fly, you know,
you know, and it doesn't affect me, so you know,
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people just kind of brush it up up And that's
what happened in the UK. I talk to people, you know,
on vacation twenty years ago and they're like, you got
you got the packis over there, all the packies, you know,
and look where they're at now. You know, that's what
they do, step by step. They don't just come in,
you know, with a bulldozer. And you know how they
operate there. You know, they're bettos, they're beta ways.
Speaker 1 (41:20):
Well that's and they the term they use is creeping gihad.
This is what they call this immigration jihad. That's literally
their term, which is you come into a country and
you slowly just take it over, bit by bit by
bit by bit until eventually it's yours. And you do
it slowly because if when your numbers are too small,
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if you go too fast, then you'll be beaten back.
So just as you said, a little piece, and then
another piece, and then another piece, and then before you
know it, the whole thing is gone. Tom, Thank you
very much for that call. Six one seven, six sixty
eight sixty eight is the number Bob in Plymouth. Thanks
(42:06):
for holding Bob, and welcome.
Speaker 2 (42:09):
Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1 (42:12):
You no pleasure, Bob.
Speaker 2 (42:13):
Ten years ago or so, I used to work at
Logan Airport and they had signs up in the men's room,
no washing your feet.
Speaker 3 (42:21):
And one of those signs are still there. Oh they're not,
they're not.
Speaker 2 (42:26):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (42:27):
I've been to Logan. I was there last year. Yeah okay, no, no, no,
no no, Now those signs are going long gone. No.
Now it's the opposite. Now you can see Muslim men again.
I mean I've seen it. Muslim men washing. They're washing
their feet. It's disgusting, you know, in a sink. I mean,
it's really disgusting. And look, I mean, Bob, you know,
(42:51):
since we're on this issue and you know, people are like,
you know, on the text machine and emails like pushing
and pushing, and Jeff, could you elaborate? Could you all? Okay,
many of the muslim Men that travel wear sandals, they
just do. They wear sandals, and oftentimes, even at an
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airport or whatever, it's very common they take their sandals
off and so they walk barefooted. Kay, It's a common practice,
especially in the Middle East, in Asia, in the Third World.
You know, it's not like here, everybody's wearing socks and
a you know, a pair of sneakers or shoes or whatever.
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So they often walk barefooted. So when you go to
a bathroom, they say, like at Logan when I was
there with a lot of international travelers, they have dirty
feet because they're walking around, you know, semi barefoot all
the time, so their feet are dirty. You know, I'm
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just being honest. It's not like you, me, Mike. I mean,
I'm sure Mike is like me, probably changes his socks
twice a day. You know, you shower, you change, then
you shower again. You change. So we take our socks off,
we take our shoes off. If we were to wash
our feet, they're already clean. I mean there may be
a little bit sweaty, you know, and you go, well,
(44:16):
let me just you know, clean off the sweat or whatever.
You know, they're dirty because they're walking around on the
ground everywhere with their bare feet. So it's disgusting and
you're like, I gotta put my hands in there, or
never mind, you know, brush my teeth if I'm waiting
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on a layover or something, or wash my face. Bob.
What you're starting to see is what you see all
across Europe, the beginning of the third worldization of our nation.
We begin to accept third world, non Western practice that
(45:02):
I'm telling you, it's not American, it's not Western. I'm sorry,
it's just it just it is what it is. And
in the old days, and i mean old days like
twenty years ago and throughout our history, no, I'm sorry,
we don't wash our feet in a freaking sink. Well
it's part of my religion. Well then then leave. You
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know you're coming to us. We're not coming to you.
We're not telling you you can't wash your feet in
your own country, But when you come to the United
States or to any Western country, I'm sorry. In this country,
at a public bathroom or at an airport bathroom, we
don't wash our feet. I'm sorry. We just don't do that,
(45:51):
and we're not. You know, it used to be called assimilation.
There's no assimilation anymore. In fact, it's the opposite. They
want us to assimilate to them. Now, look, Bob, I'm
a genuinely, honestly fair man. I really mean this. You know,
I've always said this. When you travel to another country,
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you have to obey their rules and their customs. Why
because you're in their country. So if the East wants
to be East, that's fine, let them be East. If
you're going to visit a Muslim country, don't break their laws,
I'm sorry you're visiting their country. But when you come
(46:36):
to my country, well then i'm sorry. You have to
respect my laws, my customs, my traditions, my civilization. But
you see, with them, it's always a one way street.
It's their way at their country or in their civilization,
and it's their way even when they're here, because ultimately,
(47:00):
they don't respect us because according to the teachings of
their faith. They're superior and we're inferior. In fact, we're
the infidels. We're basically the enemy. We're just a level. Literally,
what they teach is that Christians and Jews are descendants
(47:20):
of pigs and monkeys. It's in the Qur'an. So we
look at them and we see a human being. They
look at us. I'm talking about now, the fundamentalists. Okay,
I'm not talking about just an ordinary secular Muslim or something,
but an Islamic fundamentalist. When they see us, they say, basically,
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these are people who evolved from pigs and monkeys. So
I don't care. I'm gonna stick my foot right in
that sink and I'm gonna wash it blank you America,
love it or leave it. We don't do that here,
and we shouldn't do that here
Good morning, Cooner country. Okay, my friends, I never I'm
gonna be brutally honest with you like I'm in the confessional.
I know this is very widespread across Europe. It is
gaining ground in Canada and Australia and New Zealand, among
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other places. Obviously in the West. I honestly never thought
I would see the day even imagine that this would
be happening in the United States of America. Already, there
are several airports, Chicago O'Hare Airport and the huge George
Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, Texas, that have established Islamic
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foot washing stations in bathrooms, both men and women's in
their airports. However, the biggest one is set now to
be installed at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Again,
I want to stress this, if you fly to Europe,
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I don't care London, Paris, Berlin, it doesn't matter. This
is common now in European airports, international airports, because now
there are so many Muslims who have invaded and taken
over huge chunks of West, especially Western Europe. But to
see this now come to the United States is to
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me truly shocking. So here let me give you the
full facts, and then I want to get your reaction.
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight.
This the one regarding Dallas Fort Worth, the biggest initiative
so far, is privately funded. It's not publicly funded. There's
no taxpayer money involved. And I think they were smart
(01:56):
to do that. The Islamists, who are clearly making a
play for Texas and clearly making a play now to
spread Sharia across especially the heartland of the United States,
realize that if they went with taxpayer money, then you
could argue, we're not going to fund the Islamic religion
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on taxpayer's dime. Separation of church and state, I guess
in this case Moskin State. So what they did was
they are spending three hundred thousand dollars that is the
estimated cost of the project, which has been approved by
the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, and apparently this
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will be up and running in about in a couple
of weeks by August thirty. First, they are now going
to install Islamic what are called dedicated Islamic foot washing
stations at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, and in
(03:01):
particular they're going to do it in the women's restroom
and in the men's restroom, in particular in restrooms in
Terminal D Y Terminal D you may ask Jeff because
that is where the international flights go is Interminal D.
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So you have a lot of people who are flying
internationally they do a layover in Dallas at the Dallas Airport,
and so they will then have the ability the convenience
now to use these foot washing stations or they're called
Wodoo foot washing stations inside bathrooms in Terminal D on
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the existing concourse level restrooms for women for men now
or Islamic law, you must if you pray to Mecca,
if you pray to Allah, you have to pray in
the direction of Mecca, the main mosque in Mecca, and
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you have to have clean hands, clean face, and especially
clean feet. They're obsessed with clean feet. And so what
they do is they're going to set up bathrooms now
in which you cannot just not only wash it with
the sink, wash your hands and wash your feet. Sorry,
wash your hands and wash your face. But now there's
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a second component underneath where you will be able to
wash your feet. Furthermore, tied to this is they will
then be an exit to these prayer rooms that are
going to be adjacent to these Muslim foot washing or
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what are called wudoo wudu stations at all these restrooms
Terminal D. The international flights go through there, and so
you will then you can see there'll be plenty of
Muslim men and women. They'll be sitting on stools washing
their feets in a basin, and then get up and
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then go to what will be then created as well.
Dedicated prayer rooms for Muslims qorans will be provided on
the shelves and there you will pray to Mecca. They
will even show you the exactly the direction of where
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Mecca is. And so this is an attempt, they say,
to accommodate Muslim and Islamic travelers and the growing Muslim
Islamic community that they say that they say is now
(06:02):
growing across Texas, especially in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
Now already, as I said earlier, Chicago O'Hare Airport has it,
the George Bush Intercontinental Airport, the one in Houston, Texas,
they already have these basins, these ritual washing and prayer stations.
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They've set that up a couple of years ago. So
this is exactly how it's going to work. You will
go to one of these restrooms. There will be a
new space which includes benches, coat racks, space for luggage.
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Apparently it's going to be fully Americans for Disabilities Act
a DA accessible. These washing rooms bathrooms by the way,
it's you know, that's many non Muslims are going to
be using those bathrooms as well. So you're gonna be
washing your hands or whatever. You know, you come off
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a flight or you're going to the restroom and you
wash your hands, you wash your face, and you're gonna
be surrounded by Muslims on these stools washing their feet
as you're washing your hands. Anyway, this will then lead
them to a prayer room. As I said, these prayer
rooms are dedicated for Muslims. They pray to Allah, they
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can read the Koran. There'll be tons of Korans for
them to read. And I'm just going by the press release.
The prayer rooms are also going to be finished with
quote calming, blue courtz tile and comfortable carpeting. So this
is to welcome Muslims to enter and reflect before continuing
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their international travel. According to the press release, as I
just said, passengers will find copies of the Qur'an prayer rugs,
prayer beads, and a torba which is used by some
during prayer. And apparently now the airport chaplains are working
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with some mega mosques in Houston on exactly the proper
measurements for what's called the kibla, which is the direction
towards the Kaba, the sacred mosque in Mecca. So they
want to make sure, I mean, I'm not kidding, they
want to make sure that I don't know if you
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do it by an arrow or I've never been to
a prayer Muslim prayer room, but basically they want to
make sure that you have the exact right degree and direction.
You're not off by a degree or two of this
grand mosque that they have to pray to five times
a day in Mecca. Now, let me just make a
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couple of points and then I want to throw it
open to you. Six one seven two six, six sixty
eight sixty eight is the number. This is now the
third airport in the United States, as I said, George
Bush And in Houston has had it for a couple
of years. Chicago O'Hare has had it for a couple
of years. It's the biggest of the three. It's going
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to be the most comprehensive. It's uh, it's going to
be in restrooms, as I said, all over Terminal D.
Eventually the goal is to put it in every restroom
in the entire airport. Furthermore, a key group that is
pushing this is CARE, the Council on American Islamic Relations,
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which is essentially a front group for the Muslim Brotherhood.
CARE essentially is a front for it for terrorist organizations.
Explicit goal and they have said this is they want
to turn, in their words, every city, every town from
the East coast to the West coast, into a Muslim
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Sharia law dominated city. They now want this in every
airport in the United States. They are determined to keep
spreading this. They want to go for the big airports
first and then eventually to the mid size or smaller
airports down the road, cleaning up the Islamist bowl. So
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another airport, the biggest one yet, Dallas Fort Worth now
is going to be installing Muslim foot washing basins and
they're all tied to prayer rooms for Muslim passengers who
go through Dallas Fort Worth. They're going to have this
up and going in about two weeks August thirty. First,
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as I said, it's privately funded, but you will be
going if you go to if you ever happen to
fly to Dallas or going through Dallas, if you you
know the International Section Terminal d as it's called, don't
be surprised when you go into a restroom and you
see Muslim men or Muslim women, if you happen to
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be a woman going into the women's restroom sitting on
stools washing their feet, and then going into a side door,
an adjacent door where there is a Muslim prayer room
with prayer rugs, qurans, in fact, even signs indicating exactly
how to pray towards Mecca. This is now a growing trend.
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It's all over Europe, it is now here in the
United States, and the plan is now they've got three
big airports already. They want to now spread it to
every airport in the United States, especially the big international airports.
My question to you, should we have Muslim foot washing
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stations at airports in America? You know my position. I
think this is clearly the creeping Islamization and the attempt
to bring sharial law more and more across the United States.
And I'm sorry, but no, we should not have Muslim
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foot washing stations in any public facility, never mind an airport,
for God's sake. But that's me And as Larry pointed
out on Messenger, and I thought he made a brilliant point, Jeff,
can private funds be used to erect a crucifix or
the Virgin Mother Mary in airports? That's a brilliant point, Larry,
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That's an absolutely brilliant point. So you know, because the
argument is, well, it's private, it's not public money. I
don't care. So what I don't care. No, I'm sorry.
We are not going to start islamizing our airports. This
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is not a Muslim country. I don't want it to
become a Muslim country. And let me just say one
last thing, because there's clearly an attempt to make it one.
But notice the location. This is not an accident, it's
not a coincidence. There's three airports, okay, Chicago, O'Hare a
lot of Muslims in the Chicago area, Okay, but two
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of them, two out of the three are in Texas,
the George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston and now the big
one Dallas Fort Worth, which is a mother airport, a
huge international airport. Now why Texas? Why Texas? And the
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more you dig, the more you investigate that the Red
Green Alliance, that these Islamo communist alliance, is specifically targeting Texas.
They want to flip Texas blue by now pouring more
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Muslims into Texas. Muslims are being deliberately told to relocate
and go into Texas in an attempt to turn it
from a red state to a blue state. And I
think the calculation is that Texas is in some ways.
And I don't mean any disrespect to any other states
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when I say this, but you know, when you think
of Texas, what do you think? Cowboys, right, cowboy hats,
rugged individualism, big support for the Second Amendment. You know,
I don't know, pickup trucks, just you know, you think
old fashioned Americana, right, almost, and again don't take this
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the wrong way, but almost the most quote American of
all states. Right. When you think Texas, you think, well,
I mean that's you know, that's that's like the heart
and the very heart of the American heartland. You conquer Texas,
it's sort of like the cradle of America. You conquer Texas,
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you conquer America, and I think that's clearly their goal.
Over two hundred and twenty mosques. Let me repeat that,
two hundred and twenty mosques have already been erected all
across Texas. Now I'm going to talk about a huge
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mosque a little bit later in the show in McKinney, Texas,
in which they're building. It's a mega center, it's a
mega mosque, and overwhelming opposition from local residents. It's unbelievable, overwhelming,
and yet the city council, I'm telling you, they were
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all bought and paid for, all of them, bought off,
unanimously voted to install. Now this super mosque in McKinney, Texas,
this little town, and you're looking. It's clear they're targeting Texas.
There's no question in my mind. So my question to
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you is this now, the creeping Islamization of America Number one?
Number two, Why do you believe they are focusing so
much on Texas? And the ultimate question, should Muslim foot
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washing stations be built or erected in airports in the
United States? I say absolutely not. Okay, this is not
a hypothetical question. This is now reality in the United States.
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Should American airports have foot washing stations for Muslims and
then immediately adjacent to it Muslim prayer rooms with qurans
and prayer rugs. Yes. No, I want to hear from you,
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Lou in Rhode Island. You're gonna kick us off, Lou.
Thanks for holding and welcome. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (17:49):
How you doing, Jeff? You know we talked about like
private financing. A lot of the financing that comes for
this stuff comes from a Tatar and the Muslim brotherhood
over in in the Middle East, and you know, they
they have sponsored like like for example, Qatar has put
in like seven billion, over seven billion dollars into these
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mini Middle East programs in our colleges. Now, I don't
think that they teach anything close to actual history. They
teach a distorted form of history based on the you know,
the Muslims being victims, et cetera, et cetera, and uh,
and it's it's you know, this is this is how
the creep starts, you know, starts at our schools and
uh and moves onward. As a matter of fact, recently,
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I don't know if you saw this or not, but
there's been recently, uh, they discovered a video of Mondami
saying how they're going to get support. He says, well,
we know we can get support using the victim thing
and the minority thing, uh, you know, and the oppressed
thing among minorities. But how do we get to the
how do we get to the educated people into into
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you expand our influence? And they do that by first
they adopt the tactics of socialism and communism in order
to appeal to the so called educated, woke left and
bring in their support to this. So it's like this
growing creepy thing where like they've aligned with the wokes
and now are China and gain more power. I don't
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see liberalism or woke liberalism ever bowing to any other
religion other than Islam. Have you have you ever seen
that happens yet?
Speaker 1 (19:28):
No, Lou, you've touched on something very very profound. That
was Danish de Suza, by the way, sent out that clip.
And I want to give Danesh a big hot tip.
It's mom, Donnie. This is just before he becomes elected
as mayor, and he's giving a candid interview with one
of his Muslim supporters and he says, look, we know
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how to appeal to minorities. We appeal on identity. We
just use identity politics victimhood. So we go to the
black community and say, oh, the white people are oppressing you.
We go to the Latino community, you know, same thing.
We go to the Muslim community. But he goes, we've
got to get the white woke liberals or else we
can't gain power. And he says, the way to do
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it is we're going to sell them communism. In other words,
we're as longists and we agree with a lot of
the communist goals. You know, he's not he's not a
complete phony in that sense. He goes, no, listen, I'm
a socialist, I'm a communist. But basically what he's saying is,
I'm a Muslim first and foremost. You know, my my
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commitment to Islam is above that, even to communism obviously.
But the way we're going to package it to the
white woke progressive left, which continues to support him, by
the way, is we're going to sell them on communism.
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And basically, as Danesh says, they're deliberately manipulating the white
woke left. So you see all of these dumb white
leftists going for Mamdani or Abdul el Sayed or elan
Omar or you can now run down the whole list.
They're just selling them. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're gonna, you know,
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we're gonna do Marxism, We're gonna do socialism, We're gonna
do uh, you know, we're gonna We're gonna do the
uh bernie AOC agenda. But what's lurking behind is the
not just the communists, but the Islamis takeover of power
and so white woke liberals are literally being used and
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manipulated by these Muslims. And they are very well funded
and lou you nailed it. The Muslim Brotherhood Qatar, Saudi Arabia.
They are pouring billions and billions and billions into colleges,
into universities, uh, into elementary schools.
Speaker 2 (21:56):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
They're taking over cities. I'm gonna get to Dearborn soon.
There's a huge protest coming up in Dearborn. But look
to give them their due, they're infiltrating Minneapolis, They've got
parts of Maine, and they're making a big push now
for Texas. They're going big on Texas. They've made a
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calculated decision that if they can take Texas, eventually they
can take America. So they've got New York City, which
is key, and now they're they're and then they're infiltrating
other places of the country. But they're making their big
offensive right now is Texas. So I mean, we'll see.
I hope Texas rises and wakes up before it's too late.
(22:43):
But you know, how do I say this If I'm
in if I'm going to the Minneapolis the you know,
Minneapolis Saint Paul International Airport, and I have I've been
there because that's where we flew to get, you know,
to adopt Ashton. Was it fifteen years ago? Okay, I
could there's a major, big Somali community there. I'm not
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saying I agree with it. I'm saying, well, okay, there's
a lot of Muslims. I could see why they would
put these foot washing stations at the airport, but in Texas,
like whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, What the hell's going on?
It's a deliberate effort. And what happens is it's to
break us down, it's to desensitize us. We're used to
(23:31):
them now praying on the streets. We're used to the
call of the Adan in the middle of the night.
Soon we're going to be used to seeing these prayer
basins or foot washing stations everywhere, prayer rooms everywhere, And
after a while, you just begin to accept the fact
that your country is becoming more and more Islamicized, and
(23:54):
you just kind of slowly get worn down. I think
that's clearly the plan. That's what they did in Europe,
that's what they've done in Canada and Australia, and now
they're setting their target and their sights here in America.
Lou am I wrong.
Speaker 2 (24:10):
Oh you're not wrong. As a matter of fact, I
want a couple of things. I want to mention. Number one,
why Texas, it's the biggest border state that there is.
They want that open border. They want to see what
happened in Spain. Happened in Texas. Hundreds of thousands of
a young male Muslims pouring over the border in Texas.
It's just like they did in Spain and they weren't allowed.
(24:32):
You know, a lot of people are thinking, is the
mid term election It means a heck of a lot
because it does mean the borders, it does mean the
Islamization of the country, and so on. And so forth.
But the other thing, the other main thing is is
that Islam is not just not just their religion. You know,
you ever go at an airport, I have it. Sometimes they
have a chapel. All religions can come and pray in
(24:53):
the chapel. You can be a Hindu, a Buddhist, a Muslim,
he could be a Christian, you can be a Jew.
You could go in a chapel and you can go
in and pray and pray silently. And that's what basically
our standard has been, you know, historically, to tolerate all
religions and to respect maybe all religions his pathways to God,
but not Islam, because Islam is not only a religion,
(25:15):
it's a political system as well that wants to impose
itself on everybody else. And who believes that anybody who
doesn't believe, no matter whether a secularist or somebody who's
religious and another religion, everybody, everybody else is an infidel,
and they can treat the infidel. I can't believe that
they would believe in a god that would tell you
(25:36):
not to love your neighbors yourself, but to separate people
and treat infidels as it's total like subhuman people. I
can't believe it. It's a political system that they want
to impose along with like practice.
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Oh you're dead on, Lou, You're absolutely dead on. I mean,
no one, very few people have the guts to admit it.
But that's exactly what it is. Okay, you can text
the cooner man seven zero four seven zero seven zero
four seven zero. This is from nine to one seven. Jeff,
I have to ask you this question. When will this
(26:09):
Islamization end? Today? It's foot washing stations in airports. Tomorrow
is it going to be foot washing stations in schools,
prayer rooms with prayer rugs and the Qurans in school,
elementary school, middle school, high school. Jeff, we are going
(26:35):
down the way of Europe and it's not good. I'm
with you, nine one seven. I think you're clearly starting
to see now they're making their push. For whatever reason,
they believe the timing is right, and they're making their push.
And I gotta say they are making headway in Texas.
(26:58):
It breaks my heart to say it, but they're clearly
starting to make their way. Uh. They're starting to get
their tentacles and get really some roots established in Texas,
and I thought there would be more resistance, but so far, no,
A little bit of resistance. It's coming from the people,
(27:18):
local residents, but at the political level, very little pushback.
Six one seven. Where's Ted Cruz, Where's John Cornyn, Where's
Greg Abbott, where's the governor? All of this they're just
they're just letting it slide and letting it develop right
(27:40):
underneath their nose. Six one seven two six six sixty
eight sixty eight Mail in Saratoga, Thanks for holding mail
and welcome.
Speaker 2 (27:53):
Hey, Jess. I'm sorry, I'm I'm ready to call you back.
I'll try you next week.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
Okay, okay, thanks Mal, have a nice weekend. My friend,
he's so freaking busy working. He tried to get try
to get in. I can't. I gotta go, Jeff a
classic Cooner country. All right, let's go to Kim in
(28:22):
New Hampshire. Thanks for holding Kim, and.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
Welcome, Hi, Jeff. I delivered to a local Walmart distribution center.
And they've already had they redid all their breakrooms, eliminated
the nice cafeteria that they had, and now yeah, they've
got several of these prayer rooms with the foot washing stations.
(28:47):
Right in your local Walmart distribution center. And isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1 (28:55):
Kim? Before you continue, I promise I'll give you all
the time you need. Are there. I'm just curious, Not
that it would justify it, but I just you know,
from my own personal knowledge, are there a lot of
Muslims who work at that Walmart? In other words? Are
there so like? In other words, are the prayer rooms packed?
I mean? Or is it just for a few employees?
Speaker 3 (29:19):
And when I've done, it's a distribution center, not the store.
But I got you and a reminder that our nice
Vatican has has these rooms too. The Vatican's accommodating in
the plus rooms, Isn't that right?
Speaker 1 (29:34):
But I'm just curious, are there a lot of Muslim
workers or employees at that distribution center?
Speaker 3 (29:42):
I don't know really what the need is. I don't
know if incoming truckers, you know, coming through, but I've
never seen a one. It's all just white corn bread people,
you know, But you got to have that for some reason, unbelieva.
Speaker 1 (29:54):
So basically it's not even for the most part, it's
not even.
Speaker 3 (29:56):
Being used, not that I've seen, no.
Speaker 1 (30:00):
Unbelievable, unbelievable unbelievable, unbelievable, And has anybody complained? Does anybody say,
you know, hey, it was a beautiful cafeteria. Everybody liked it,
We all got along, served everybody's needs a nice place
to have lunch, relax in between your shift or during
(30:23):
your shift, you know. And and now we got a
prayer room and it messed up everything. And on top
of it all, okay, if there were you know, hundreds
of people who were working there who were Muslim and
it's just packed you know, to the you know, to
the ceiling with them praying a lah lah a lah okay,
I could say, well, okay, I could see a utilitarian purpose,
(30:45):
but basically it's not being used. So what's the point. Well,
I think it's obvious what the point is. It's to
humiliate us. It's the already to impose upon us this
mentality you know, you must submit. We are dominating you,
and we're going to take over now your cafeterias. So
(31:07):
you know, in other words, there's going to be a
foot washing station, a qoran, a prayer room everywhere, because
they're trying to already psychologically prepare us for when one
day when they achieve their goal. Of putting this country
under the Islamic Caliphate. Please continue. I didn't mean to
(31:30):
cut you off. Go ahead, Kim.
Speaker 3 (31:32):
No, I don't spend a lot of time there. I'm
just in and out doing the doing the delivery. But
I know that the guy didn't seem too happy about it,
that had told me about it. That was a Walmart employee.
It was nice to have the cafeteria. Now, for whatever
good we got the foot washing station. Thank god. I'll
all off. Yeah, it's disgusting. It's for some reason.
Speaker 1 (31:55):
Go ahead, for some reason, go ahead. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3 (32:00):
For some reason, we got to give these people a foothold,
you know. But it baffles me.
Speaker 1 (32:07):
By the way, Seriously, Kim, try building a church or
a synagogue in a Muslim majority country. I'm just seriously, anywhere.
I don't care. Take your pick Indonesia, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,
I don't care taking on whatever.
Speaker 2 (32:23):
You know.
Speaker 1 (32:23):
I don't care. Turkey. Pick your Muslim majority country and say,
you know what, we just a little just a small
little synagogue, really small little church. Okay, forget a church,
a little Christian prayer room, just a little place with
just a little cross, small cross where we can just
a couple chairs for lunch, and we just want to
(32:46):
you know, do the Sign of the Cross and maybe
see a couple of our fathers, or maybe have a
Bible and just you know, just half an hour. It's banned.
It's verb butten, verb butten forbidden. In most Muslim countries.
You can't even wear a crucifix around your neck, or
God forbid, forget the Star of David. They'll they'll slit
(33:07):
your throat. But you can't wear a crucifix or a
Star of David around your throat around your neck. Okay,
never mind a church or a chapel or a synagogue,
but here soon they're going to force one in every home. Kim,
thank you very much for that call. Great information. I
(33:31):
did not know that about the Walmart distribution center. That
to me is a mind bender. Ay ya, yay six
one seven. And by the way, can you imagine, if
you know, if the employee said, you know, we'd like
a little little like Christian little chapel here, just nothing special,
(33:51):
you know, the same size as this prayer room, but
we just want a little crucifix. Maybe you have a
Bible and a couple of just a couple of chairs,
and me just you don't want to just pray, quietly meditate,
that's all. Can we have that, you know for as
our lunch break. You'd have the ACLU, and you all
know it's true. You'd have the ACLU, you'd have the
(34:13):
local moonbat media, you'd have the Democratic Party. Oh, they'd
be screaming bloody murder, fascism, white Christian nationalism, there's Nazism,
separation of church and state, like you know, you could
see them on CNN, Wolf Wolf, what's next? The swastika?
(34:37):
What's next? Wolf? Fw? Phonies? You frauds. You. Islam is
the only religion that the left, especially white guilt ridden liberals,
will bend the need to and submit. That's it. It's
(35:02):
it's bizarre, it is weird, and I'm telling you it's suicidal.
Palm in Florida, thanks for holding palm and welcome.
Speaker 4 (35:12):
I agree one hundred percent. Yeah, it's you know, it's
the Red Green Alliance. What's going on in our country
right now with you know, the Muslims and the left
wing and the and you know, the communist movement, and
but I think this thing with the foot washing stations,
I think it's unsanitary, you know, I think they need
to be washing their feet in the public restroom, you know.
(35:33):
And uh, and they're even coming to the truck stops.
I'm a trucker and they Muslims come in and wash
their feet and the sinks where everybody's you know, washing
their hands and some guys brushing their teeth there. You know,
it's stuff like that. But you know it's really unsanitary.
Speaker 1 (35:48):
Oh, you're completely right in fact that. I mean, I
don't want to if you want to get into the
weeds of the story, but I'm not trying to gross
people out. You know, it's the morning, people are having breakfast.
But one of justifications for the foot washing station, this
is according to the developers, was that passengers were complaining
(36:10):
that there were so many Muslims, either within the Dallas
Fort Worth area or those flying on international flights and
doing a layover who were going into the restrooms in
terminal deed, this international terminal and they were washing their
feet in the sinks, and people were saying it's disgusting.
(36:31):
As you said, it's not sanitary, and so they say, well,
we can't have that, because you're right, many travelers I've
seen it, you know, they've been on a flight for
a long time whatever. They want to brush their teeth,
you know, really wash their face, clean themselves up a
little bit because they've been on an eight ten hour
flight or whatever. And you know, you're waiting and you
see this guy in front of you, you know, literally
(36:53):
sticking his feet in the sink, his filthy feet, you know.
And by the way, and they take five minutes, I mean,
they don't do it a quick and you know, there
they are, and you're like, I don't want to. I
don't want to. I don't want to wash there. I
don't want to brush my teeth there. I don't want
to wash my face there. You know. It's so they said, well,
to make it more sanitary, we're gonna put these basins
(37:14):
underneath the sink where you also get watered these you know,
and you can it's these stations and they're gonna be
with a stool. They're all gonna provide it with stools,
and you're just gonna have to, you know, wait and
they sit and then they wash their feet and then
when it's your turn, you move the stole stool away,
and you know, you wash your hands, you brush your
(37:35):
teeth whatever. The other thing, Tom, and I want to
get your take on this is they're doing this not
just to wash the feet. The washing of the feet
is how do I say this? The means to the end.
The end is right next to these restrooms they they've made,
They've created expanded spaces. It's for the prayer room. You
(37:57):
wash the feet to pray to Allah. So they're going
to have doors you go through the door, prayer rugs, carpets, qorans,
and directions where Mecca is. So you're going to be
at a Dallas airport waiting, say, in the bathroom you're
an American, You're going to see Muslims in Muslim garb
(38:22):
washing their feet and then getting up, many of them
speaking Arabic, getting up and then I'm not kidding, you know,
kneeling or whatever, bowing to Mecca. And all you're going
to be hearing as you're in the bathroom is Alah Hakaba,
alah Hawkabad. And they're going to be reading passages of
(38:47):
the Quran and praying to Allah. And many of them
are going to have prayer beads, and you know how
they go with their two hands extended up in the
air and they're kneeling and they're you know, chanting and
giving all kinds of difference in prayers. Now, you tell
me I have to go through this as an American.
(39:09):
Texans have to go through this. You know, many people.
Dallas is a big airport. It's like you know, in
your neck of the wood, just like Miami. Okay, it's like,
you know, it's a big it's like you know Chicago
or what we have here, you know, Logan Airport. I mean,
it's a big hub, a lot of flights. So people
(39:30):
are coming into the United States. They go to the
restroom and this is their introduction to the United States
to see men washing feet, Muslim men or women Muslim
women washing feet and then heading off and you can
hear them hala hella right away. Your reaction is, it's
(39:53):
my reaction. When I was in Paris last year on
my way to Croatia. I'm like, the Muslims have taken
over because they have exactly that in Paris, and I said,
I'm I God, I'm in a Muslim country. And I
think that's the deliberate effect. And I'm sorry. It's discriminatory
(40:15):
against Americans. It's degrading to Americans, and I think it's
done deliberately to humiliate Americans. Even now in your own
biggest airports, you are going to hear the Muslim call
to prayer and there's nothing you can do to stop it.
Tom Am, I wrong.
Speaker 4 (40:37):
Absolutely, I agree with you. And that's what they're doing.
They're creeping in inch by inch, little any little nook
and cranny where they can work their way in. They're
not going to come in with a big sweep. It's
going to be little bites at a time, you know.
And that's what they're doing, you know. And people you're like, oh,
what do I care? You know, I don't fly, you know,
you know, and it doesn't affect me, so you know,
(40:58):
people just kind of brush it up up And that's
what happened in the UK. I talk to people, you know,
on vacation twenty years ago and they're like, you got
you got the packis over there, all the packies, you know,
and look where they're at now. You know, that's what
they do, step by step. They don't just come in,
you know, with a bulldozer. And you know how they
operate there. You know, they're bettos, they're beta ways.
Speaker 1 (41:20):
Well that's and they the term they use is creeping gihad.
This is what they call this immigration jihad. That's literally
their term, which is you come into a country and
you slowly just take it over, bit by bit by
bit by bit until eventually it's yours. And you do
it slowly because if when your numbers are too small,
(41:42):
if you go too fast, then you'll be beaten back.
So just as you said, a little piece, and then
another piece, and then another piece, and then before you
know it, the whole thing is gone. Tom, Thank you
very much for that call. Six one seven, six sixty
eight sixty eight is the number Bob in Plymouth. Thanks
(42:06):
for holding Bob, and welcome.
Speaker 2 (42:09):
Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 1 (42:12):
You no pleasure, Bob.
Speaker 2 (42:13):
Ten years ago or so, I used to work at
Logan Airport and they had signs up in the men's room,
no washing your feet.
Speaker 3 (42:21):
And one of those signs are still there. Oh they're not,
they're not.
Speaker 2 (42:26):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (42:27):
I've been to Logan. I was there last year. Yeah okay, no, no, no,
no no, Now those signs are going long gone. No.
Now it's the opposite. Now you can see Muslim men again.
I mean I've seen it. Muslim men washing. They're washing
their feet. It's disgusting, you know, in a sink. I mean,
it's really disgusting. And look, I mean, Bob, you know,
(42:51):
since we're on this issue and you know, people are like,
you know, on the text machine and emails like pushing
and pushing, and Jeff, could you elaborate? Could you all? Okay,
many of the muslim Men that travel wear sandals, they
just do. They wear sandals, and oftentimes, even at an
(43:12):
airport or whatever, it's very common they take their sandals
off and so they walk barefooted. Kay, It's a common practice,
especially in the Middle East, in Asia, in the Third World.
You know, it's not like here, everybody's wearing socks and
a you know, a pair of sneakers or shoes or whatever.
(43:33):
So they often walk barefooted. So when you go to
a bathroom, they say, like at Logan when I was
there with a lot of international travelers, they have dirty
feet because they're walking around, you know, semi barefoot all
the time, so their feet are dirty. You know, I'm
(43:55):
just being honest. It's not like you, me, Mike. I mean,
I'm sure Mike is like me, probably changes his socks
twice a day. You know, you shower, you change, then
you shower again. You change. So we take our socks off,
we take our shoes off. If we were to wash
our feet, they're already clean. I mean there may be
a little bit sweaty, you know, and you go, well,
(44:16):
let me just you know, clean off the sweat or whatever.
You know, they're dirty because they're walking around on the
ground everywhere with their bare feet. So it's disgusting and
you're like, I gotta put my hands in there, or
never mind, you know, brush my teeth if I'm waiting
(44:36):
on a layover or something, or wash my face. Bob.
What you're starting to see is what you see all
across Europe, the beginning of the third worldization of our nation.
We begin to accept third world, non Western practice that
(45:02):
I'm telling you, it's not American, it's not Western. I'm sorry,
it's just it just it is what it is. And
in the old days, and i mean old days like
twenty years ago and throughout our history, no, I'm sorry,
we don't wash our feet in a freaking sink. Well
it's part of my religion. Well then then leave. You
(45:25):
know you're coming to us. We're not coming to you.
We're not telling you you can't wash your feet in
your own country, But when you come to the United
States or to any Western country, I'm sorry. In this country,
at a public bathroom or at an airport bathroom, we
don't wash our feet. I'm sorry. We just don't do that,
(45:51):
and we're not. You know, it used to be called assimilation.
There's no assimilation anymore. In fact, it's the opposite. They
want us to assimilate to them. Now, look, Bob, I'm
a genuinely, honestly fair man. I really mean this. You know,
I've always said this. When you travel to another country,
(46:14):
you have to obey their rules and their customs. Why
because you're in their country. So if the East wants
to be East, that's fine, let them be East. If
you're going to visit a Muslim country, don't break their laws,
I'm sorry you're visiting their country. But when you come
(46:36):
to my country, well then i'm sorry. You have to
respect my laws, my customs, my traditions, my civilization. But
you see, with them, it's always a one way street.
It's their way at their country or in their civilization,
and it's their way even when they're here, because ultimately,
(47:00):
they don't respect us because according to the teachings of
their faith. They're superior and we're inferior. In fact, we're
the infidels. We're basically the enemy. We're just a level. Literally,
what they teach is that Christians and Jews are descendants
(47:20):
of pigs and monkeys. It's in the Qur'an. So we
look at them and we see a human being. They
look at us. I'm talking about now, the fundamentalists. Okay,
I'm not talking about just an ordinary secular Muslim or something,
but an Islamic fundamentalist. When they see us, they say, basically,
(47:43):
these are people who evolved from pigs and monkeys. So
I don't care. I'm gonna stick my foot right in
that sink and I'm gonna wash it blank you America,
love it or leave it. We don't do that here,
and we shouldn't do that here
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