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Speaker 1 (00:08):
What we're seeing in Spain right now isn't a breach
of borders. It is a full blown invasion. Thousands of
fighting age men not going in to contribute to society,
to enhance what already exists, to be grateful for the opportunity.
(00:30):
They are going in their intent on destroying. And you
don't have to believe me, by the way, watch what
they're doing right now. It is chaos. It's a riot,
and in my opinion, and I'm about to ask my
Arab Muslim guest, it's an act of war. A've Mad Sharif,
(00:53):
political analyst. Welcome to the Aaron Mullinschow. Thank you so
much for joining me.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Thank you so much for having me back. It's my
favorite show. It to be on.
Speaker 1 (01:00):
Actually, i'll stop it now. I'm hoping you've done fifty
others and that's why it's your favorite. It hasn't been
your only show recently, which I know it hasn't been,
so we'll take it as a compliment. What is not
a compliment, and what it's hard to spend any positive
light on is what has happened to Spain over the
past forty eight hours. I want to ask you straight
(01:22):
out we're seeing, you know, the border has been breached,
we're seeing invasion, which is more accurate. Is this an
active war?
Speaker 2 (01:32):
First of all, it's actually an invasion to begin with.
It is an active war, if we'll read in between
the lines. But at the same time, it's radical's dream.
It's us going into a place that's also Western European geographically.
It's part of a different state, but it's actually part
(01:54):
of Spain. At the same time, it's inventing someone's sovereignty.
It's part of sovereign. It's politics one o one. It's
the thing that we're taught in the beginning in our
first ever class in politics. Don't invade sovereignty. Sovereignty is
a place where someone's privacy. It's like going to your
house basically and saying, oh, it's mine now because it's
(02:14):
close to mine doesn't make sense.
Speaker 1 (02:19):
Were you surprised by what you saw? I was shocked,
absolutely by the scale of it, but not surprised.
Speaker 2 (02:30):
Yes, I wasn't really surprised, but I was surprised at
the videos that I saw. I wasn't surprised that, you know,
people were seeing it as war or as an invasion.
I wasn't surprised, but I was surprised that the scenes
they looked like it was like Apocalypse happening. It took
like something out of a movie. And at first I
was like, this is not true. They've been old video.
(02:51):
Maybe it's AI. I don't know if it's true or not.
It's not in quieta in Spain, I don't think. So
I started scrolling and reading more into it, like Okay,
this is not something simple. And I spoke about it
before I'm Political Slam for Done is my show. I
spoke about Spain being radicalized and being invaded. I spoke
about in another video where I said Barcelona or Spain
(03:12):
is turning into London now and people don't like it.
People disagreed, and people like I won't say his name,
but people that are talking with debates in Oxford University
is calling me a person of genocide in islamophobe, and
going back to the whole thing that we talked about
before and how Islamophobia is a term created by these people.
(03:35):
The only common or the only thing that we share
me and the people this person that is talking about
me being not a democratic person or whatever. The only
thing we have in common or shared is that we
both know what radicals are and what they look like.
The only thing that differentiates between me and this person
is I talk against it, whereas he conducts it in
(03:58):
the Western countries and Wes And I want to use
your platform to say this to every single viewer. Europe
will stay European, whether you like it or not. Europe
is European. It's their country, it's their beliefs, it's their faith.
If you want to be in their country to provide
your intellect and knowledge, you are more than welcome. But
(04:20):
the radicals don't appear wearing this. They when they go
into the parliament or go into these places, they are
wearing suits. They are using the best English accent, they're
using the best degrees to appear. Of course, not all
of them, but the people that are radicalizing, the people
that are saying oh, using chants, using quotes, using protests.
(04:41):
This is what radicals are, and this is what's happening
in Spain right now. They are going to use this
place as the next platform for radicalization. And I don't
want to say this, but in a couple of months,
weeks or years time, I will come back as usual
and say I told you so.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
You spot on, you spot on, and and you're so
right about the methodology here, and it's this stealth almost
approach to slowly chipping away. Then all of a sudden,
we've got the mirror of a city who can't condemn
a terrorist attack, or who runs cover for it or
cheerleads for it. But at the stage right right now,
(05:19):
looking at Spain, right now, you've got already those who
have come before, who were in the suits and trying
to do it that way. But right now you've got
fighting aged men on the streets attempting to rape women,
break in, people are dying. The military seems completely incapable
(05:39):
of handling this. It's going to get worse.
Speaker 2 (05:46):
It's a ticking time bomb and the more you let
it tickets, it's going to explode. To know or later.
And this was just the beginning. If people think that
this is the beginning of a big thing that's going
to happen, it's just the small drop of an ocean
to come. And when when people like I won't I
(06:08):
won't name them, but people like journalists in the West
are cheering for this. It I am sorry for using
this turn, but it disgusts me personally, I am an
Arab and I'm a Muslim, and I live in the UAE,
and I will never choose anywhere to be anywhere else.
I am happy here, and people that are invading this
displace the happy in their country. They have one of
(06:28):
the best cultures, one of the best history, one of
the best stories. And I can assure you the actual people,
the actually that live in that state, that that that
did this to Quita won't even can won't even think
of doing this thing. They will actually condemn what's happening.
But it's just these radicals that are doing all of
this because because to conclude what I'm trying to trying
(06:50):
to send, the message I'm trying to send is Spain
has its own history, has its own culture, has its
own beliefs, and if a decision maker can't realize that,
then what's what more can I say the question elias
to the person, not to me or to you. It's
(07:12):
the mean man himself qt On.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
And you talk about what you learn in politics early on,
the job of any government, of any leader number one
priority is to keep its people safe. And the leaders
of Spain and so many other countries in the EU
have been horrific in this space, so weak, and it
goes to show that weakness on the world stage or
(07:37):
in your courts or wherever it may be, is a
green light to these people they're watching. And it's not
just people like you and I watching these images horrified
by what we're seeing. I'm terrified for kids and women
there who are about to become victims of these extremists
who are out of control. The police can't do anything.
(07:57):
But it's also people who want to do the same thing,
watching and saying okay, well that worked. There's those people
watching too and saying, well, okay, let's go.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
And to add to that, why should I'm really glad
you mentioned that, because why should I lock myself in
my home? Why should I be afraid to go to
the supermarket because it was looted? If you are going
to it's it's it's more. It's it's it's it's a riot.
It's more, it's it's everything. It's like you're just ticking
all of the boxes and and and they're the wrong
(08:30):
boxes to tick. Why are you looting? Why are you
looting these places? Why are you invading homes? Why are
you killing people? People are dying people. People are are
losing their lives, their jobs. It's it's not even things
that are happening now. Some people might not die today,
but they're losing their jobs after a couple of years,
after a couple of months, they are going to lose
their homes as well. And guess what's going to happen.
One of these thousands of people that invaded could be
(08:54):
in in in Spanish authority, could be in CITs, in chair,
could be fluming decision maker. And that's why people like
like my government, like our government stops this from happening.
If you see a Muslim Arab country stopping radical extremists
who are going by the name of Muslim or Arab,
if we are stopping it, doesn't doesn't it bring up
(09:17):
a question to the people in the West. I know
it does to you and people that are actually a
week for all of this, and but what what's going
on with the other people. It's it's disappoint it's disappointing
for me.
Speaker 1 (09:31):
Yeah, I agree, And what what so many? I mean
not so many, but there's a handful of Arab nations
that do this brilliantly. They don't tolerate it on any level.
And they know the threat better than anyone else. They
understand it, whereas Western nations seem to think they'll be different.
But but where is the care from them, the empathy
(09:51):
because they think in their mind, we're showing empathy to
these people, how kind.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
We are.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Exactly the six year old girl who will become a victim,
the woman who they tried to rape and police couldn't
even pull him off her. Why does the empathy not
extend to their own people? Why is empathy greater for
those coming in who are not only if good decent people.
They'ren't like they want to cause chaos. They're not there
(10:18):
to contribute to the culture and make Europe better. They're
there to destroy. Look at what they're doing. They're showing
us firsthand.
Speaker 2 (10:26):
It's it's like cutting down a tree from its trunk,
not from the branches. That's what they're doing Europe, the
western countries have I see them as beautiful trees. Everyone
has their own color, their own scent, it's its own beauty.
And when these radical are radicals are interfering. They're going
through the parliament, through through the education system, through this,
(10:47):
through that, and they're just a cavity going through this
tree trunk that's slowly just splitting it in half. And
when it's split in half, who will you believe decided
exactly the same. It's just what the beliefs are, what
their targets is, and it's chilling exactly. I'm not even
(11:08):
threatened by them in my country, and I got goosebumps
talking about it. That's how deep it is in the West.
Speaker 1 (11:15):
That analogy of the tree trunk splitting and both appearing
to look exactly the same from the outside, but it's
the that is so powerful. And when already you look
at the UK, and I know that you've been talking
about that a little bit over the last day or
so as well, how it's starting to reflect what's happening
in the UK. You said earlier, Europe will always be Europe,
(11:37):
it will always maintain its culture. It doesn't matter what
they try and do. Are you sure of that? Or
does do things need to happen for that to be maintained,
Like what does Europe need to fight back here? Or
is it inevitable that that actually won't be the case?
That you won't recognize we already don't recognize parts of Europe.
Speaker 2 (11:57):
Europe actually has a very beautifulness, beautiful story. Countries went
through the different revolutions and this revolution from poverty to
being a gold standard. So the illuminati of the Arab
Muslim world, which is the Muslim brotherhood, I know for
a fact that just like how the Europe went past three,
the wars went past all of this, Europe is, whether
(12:22):
people like it or not. Like the UAE is a
symbol of stabilities, this is a symbol of power, is
a symbol of resilience. I would like to use with
the resilience more than any of the words I mentioned before,
because no matter what people, as I said, when I
say Europe will stay European, I mean it in every
single aspect, whether you walk in the street, try to
go eat at a either a shawarma place or at
(12:43):
a European food place. I promise you and I have
hope that in coming years, with a lot of faith
in my heart, that I will be visiting Europe again,
not having to talk about artical extremists, but talking about
how beautiful Europe is being again.
Speaker 1 (13:00):
That fingers crossed with people like you using your voice
in such a powerful way, it's much more likely to
happen than not. I have hope as well. I've made
sure if Thank you so so much for joining us
here on The Aaron Mullan Show.
Speaker 2 (13:12):
My absolute pleasure. Thank you for having me
What we're seeing in Spain right now isn't a breach
of borders. It is a full blown invasion. Thousands of
fighting age men not going in to contribute to society,
to enhance what already exists, to be grateful for the opportunity.
(00:30):
They are going in their intent on destroying. And you
don't have to believe me, by the way, watch what
they're doing right now. It is chaos. It's a riot,
and in my opinion, and I'm about to ask my
Arab Muslim guest, it's an act of war. A've Mad Sharif,
(00:53):
political analyst. Welcome to the Aaron Mullinschow. Thank you so
much for joining me.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Thank you so much for having me back. It's my
favorite show. It to be on.
Speaker 1 (01:00):
Actually, i'll stop it now. I'm hoping you've done fifty
others and that's why it's your favorite. It hasn't been
your only show recently, which I know it hasn't been,
so we'll take it as a compliment. What is not
a compliment, and what it's hard to spend any positive
light on is what has happened to Spain over the
past forty eight hours. I want to ask you straight
(01:22):
out we're seeing, you know, the border has been breached,
we're seeing invasion, which is more accurate. Is this an
active war?
Speaker 2 (01:32):
First of all, it's actually an invasion to begin with.
It is an active war, if we'll read in between
the lines. But at the same time, it's radical's dream.
It's us going into a place that's also Western European geographically.
It's part of a different state, but it's actually part
(01:54):
of Spain. At the same time, it's inventing someone's sovereignty.
It's part of sovereign. It's politics one o one. It's
the thing that we're taught in the beginning in our
first ever class in politics. Don't invade sovereignty. Sovereignty is
a place where someone's privacy. It's like going to your
house basically and saying, oh, it's mine now because it's
(02:14):
close to mine doesn't make sense.
Speaker 1 (02:19):
Were you surprised by what you saw? I was shocked,
absolutely by the scale of it, but not surprised.
Speaker 2 (02:30):
Yes, I wasn't really surprised, but I was surprised at
the videos that I saw. I wasn't surprised that, you know,
people were seeing it as war or as an invasion.
I wasn't surprised, but I was surprised that the scenes
they looked like it was like Apocalypse happening. It took
like something out of a movie. And at first I
was like, this is not true. They've been old video.
(02:51):
Maybe it's AI. I don't know if it's true or not.
It's not in quieta in Spain, I don't think. So
I started scrolling and reading more into it, like Okay,
this is not something simple. And I spoke about it
before I'm Political Slam for Done is my show. I
spoke about Spain being radicalized and being invaded. I spoke
about in another video where I said Barcelona or Spain
(03:12):
is turning into London now and people don't like it.
People disagreed, and people like I won't say his name,
but people that are talking with debates in Oxford University
is calling me a person of genocide in islamophobe, and
going back to the whole thing that we talked about
before and how Islamophobia is a term created by these people.
(03:35):
The only common or the only thing that we share
me and the people this person that is talking about
me being not a democratic person or whatever. The only
thing we have in common or shared is that we
both know what radicals are and what they look like.
The only thing that differentiates between me and this person
is I talk against it, whereas he conducts it in
(03:58):
the Western countries and Wes And I want to use
your platform to say this to every single viewer. Europe
will stay European, whether you like it or not. Europe
is European. It's their country, it's their beliefs, it's their faith.
If you want to be in their country to provide
your intellect and knowledge, you are more than welcome. But
(04:20):
the radicals don't appear wearing this. They when they go
into the parliament or go into these places, they are
wearing suits. They are using the best English accent, they're
using the best degrees to appear. Of course, not all
of them, but the people that are radicalizing, the people
that are saying oh, using chants, using quotes, using protests.
(04:41):
This is what radicals are, and this is what's happening
in Spain right now. They are going to use this
place as the next platform for radicalization. And I don't
want to say this, but in a couple of months,
weeks or years time, I will come back as usual
and say I told you so.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
You spot on, you spot on, and and you're so
right about the methodology here, and it's this stealth almost
approach to slowly chipping away. Then all of a sudden,
we've got the mirror of a city who can't condemn
a terrorist attack, or who runs cover for it or
cheerleads for it. But at the stage right right now,
(05:19):
looking at Spain, right now, you've got already those who
have come before, who were in the suits and trying
to do it that way. But right now you've got
fighting aged men on the streets attempting to rape women,
break in, people are dying. The military seems completely incapable
(05:39):
of handling this. It's going to get worse.
Speaker 2 (05:46):
It's a ticking time bomb and the more you let
it tickets, it's going to explode. To know or later.
And this was just the beginning. If people think that
this is the beginning of a big thing that's going
to happen, it's just the small drop of an ocean
to come. And when when people like I won't I
(06:08):
won't name them, but people like journalists in the West
are cheering for this. It I am sorry for using
this turn, but it disgusts me personally, I am an
Arab and I'm a Muslim, and I live in the UAE,
and I will never choose anywhere to be anywhere else.
I am happy here, and people that are invading this
displace the happy in their country. They have one of
(06:28):
the best cultures, one of the best history, one of
the best stories. And I can assure you the actual people,
the actually that live in that state, that that that
did this to Quita won't even can won't even think
of doing this thing. They will actually condemn what's happening.
But it's just these radicals that are doing all of
this because because to conclude what I'm trying to trying
(06:50):
to send, the message I'm trying to send is Spain
has its own history, has its own culture, has its
own beliefs, and if a decision maker can't realize that,
then what's what more can I say the question elias
to the person, not to me or to you. It's
(07:12):
the mean man himself qt On.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
And you talk about what you learn in politics early on,
the job of any government, of any leader number one
priority is to keep its people safe. And the leaders
of Spain and so many other countries in the EU
have been horrific in this space, so weak, and it
goes to show that weakness on the world stage or
(07:37):
in your courts or wherever it may be, is a
green light to these people they're watching. And it's not
just people like you and I watching these images horrified
by what we're seeing. I'm terrified for kids and women
there who are about to become victims of these extremists
who are out of control. The police can't do anything.
(07:57):
But it's also people who want to do the same thing,
watching and saying okay, well that worked. There's those people
watching too and saying, well, okay, let's go.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
And to add to that, why should I'm really glad
you mentioned that, because why should I lock myself in
my home? Why should I be afraid to go to
the supermarket because it was looted? If you are going
to it's it's it's more. It's it's it's it's a riot.
It's more, it's it's everything. It's like you're just ticking
all of the boxes and and and they're the wrong
(08:30):
boxes to tick. Why are you looting? Why are you
looting these places? Why are you invading homes? Why are
you killing people? People are dying people. People are are
losing their lives, their jobs. It's it's not even things
that are happening now. Some people might not die today,
but they're losing their jobs after a couple of years,
after a couple of months, they are going to lose
their homes as well. And guess what's going to happen.
One of these thousands of people that invaded could be
(08:54):
in in in Spanish authority, could be in CITs, in chair,
could be fluming decision maker. And that's why people like
like my government, like our government stops this from happening.
If you see a Muslim Arab country stopping radical extremists
who are going by the name of Muslim or Arab,
if we are stopping it, doesn't doesn't it bring up
(09:17):
a question to the people in the West. I know
it does to you and people that are actually a
week for all of this, and but what what's going
on with the other people. It's it's disappoint it's disappointing
for me.
Speaker 1 (09:31):
Yeah, I agree, And what what so many? I mean
not so many, but there's a handful of Arab nations
that do this brilliantly. They don't tolerate it on any level.
And they know the threat better than anyone else. They
understand it, whereas Western nations seem to think they'll be different.
But but where is the care from them, the empathy
(09:51):
because they think in their mind, we're showing empathy to
these people, how kind.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
We are.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Exactly the six year old girl who will become a victim,
the woman who they tried to rape and police couldn't
even pull him off her. Why does the empathy not
extend to their own people? Why is empathy greater for
those coming in who are not only if good decent people.
They'ren't like they want to cause chaos. They're not there
(10:18):
to contribute to the culture and make Europe better. They're
there to destroy. Look at what they're doing. They're showing
us firsthand.
Speaker 2 (10:26):
It's it's like cutting down a tree from its trunk,
not from the branches. That's what they're doing Europe, the
western countries have I see them as beautiful trees. Everyone
has their own color, their own scent, it's its own beauty.
And when these radical are radicals are interfering. They're going
through the parliament, through through the education system, through this,
(10:47):
through that, and they're just a cavity going through this
tree trunk that's slowly just splitting it in half. And
when it's split in half, who will you believe decided
exactly the same. It's just what the beliefs are, what
their targets is, and it's chilling exactly. I'm not even
(11:08):
threatened by them in my country, and I got goosebumps
talking about it. That's how deep it is in the West.
Speaker 1 (11:15):
That analogy of the tree trunk splitting and both appearing
to look exactly the same from the outside, but it's
the that is so powerful. And when already you look
at the UK, and I know that you've been talking
about that a little bit over the last day or
so as well, how it's starting to reflect what's happening
in the UK. You said earlier, Europe will always be Europe,
(11:37):
it will always maintain its culture. It doesn't matter what
they try and do. Are you sure of that? Or
does do things need to happen for that to be maintained,
Like what does Europe need to fight back here? Or
is it inevitable that that actually won't be the case?
That you won't recognize we already don't recognize parts of Europe.
Speaker 2 (11:57):
Europe actually has a very beautifulness, beautiful story. Countries went
through the different revolutions and this revolution from poverty to
being a gold standard. So the illuminati of the Arab
Muslim world, which is the Muslim brotherhood, I know for
a fact that just like how the Europe went past three,
the wars went past all of this, Europe is, whether
(12:22):
people like it or not. Like the UAE is a
symbol of stabilities, this is a symbol of power, is
a symbol of resilience. I would like to use with
the resilience more than any of the words I mentioned before,
because no matter what people, as I said, when I
say Europe will stay European, I mean it in every
single aspect, whether you walk in the street, try to
go eat at a either a shawarma place or at
(12:43):
a European food place. I promise you and I have
hope that in coming years, with a lot of faith
in my heart, that I will be visiting Europe again,
not having to talk about artical extremists, but talking about
how beautiful Europe is being again.
Speaker 1 (13:00):
That fingers crossed with people like you using your voice
in such a powerful way, it's much more likely to
happen than not. I have hope as well. I've made
sure if Thank you so so much for joining us
here on The Aaron Mullan Show.
Speaker 2 (13:12):
My absolute pleasure. Thank you for having me
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