March 7, 2024 • 43 mins
Dr. Andrew G. Boston MD is the author of The Legacy of Jihad, and The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism. He is a retired associate Professor of Medicine at Brown University Medical School. He grew up in New York City and lived in Queens most of his life. His attention with Islam began with the September 11th attacks, after which he read "everything" ever written by Bat Ye'or. He later brought her to Brown as a guest lecturer. His third compendium is SHARIA VERSUS FREEDOM: The Legacy of Islamic Totalitarianism. He also supported and signed the Great Barrington Declaration concerning the Covid measures taken. www.AndrewBostom.com
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All aboard the Truth Express with yourconductor Erskine, who gives you the latest
on national news, politics, policies, business and government issues. Very happy
to have with us. Doctor EderG. Boston. He's the author of
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Legacy of Jihad and the Legacy ofIslamic Anti Semitism. He tells you where
it all came from and how itgot to where it is. He's a
medical doctor. He's a critic ofIslam. Very proud to be, which
is a good thing in my book. He's retired Associate Professor of Medicine at
Brown University Medical School. Grew upin New York City, lived in Queen's
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most of his life. His attentionto Islam was started with September eleventh attacks.
Who should know it better than somebodyliving in New York Right? The
September eleventh attacks woke h up andI said, what are these people doing?
Everything ever written by Beth ye Or. He met Or after a correspondence
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with Daniel Pipeson thereafter brought her toBrown to give a guest lecture, following
which she became a very close mentorto doctor Boston. October twenty twelve,
he published his third companion Sharia versusfreedom, the legacy of Islam to talitarianism,
his perspective of Islam as reducing tothe achronism MPEd massacre, pillage,
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enslavement and deportation. He supported andsigned the controversial I don't think it's controversial
as accurate Great Barrington Declaration, whichopposed government COVID nineteen migration measures such as
it's the mask wearing in lockdowns allthat we know now to be ridiculous.
His website is Andrew Boston bost om dot org and it's a wonderful website.
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Doctor Boston, you wrote an articleof the a d L and global
pandemic of Moslim and Jew hatred.Let's talk a little about that, sir.
Sure, thanks for having me onso definitionly the a d L.
I must, I must be candid. I'm not. I'm not fond of
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the organization. I think they've they'vestrayed very far from their mission. They're
a very politicized organization. Now theybasically march locksteps with the left. However,
for the last twenty years at MEATthey developed simple survey method to gauge
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what they I think appropriately called extremeanti Semitism and all they do is they
present a respond to They do thisacross the world with eleven anti semitic seriodites,
and if the respondent degrees with atleast six of them, the more
than half, they categorized to respondentas having extreme antiseptism. And I think
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that's an appropriate designation based on thesurvey instruments they use. They simply measure
how how common that is in agiven population. And what they've been finding
since, as I discovered since twothousand and four at least, is that
wherever they look at Muslim populate,either either where Muslims are minority populations or
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where the where the countries are,you know, the nine percent Muslim,
there's the rate of this degree ofanti semitism is extraordinarily disproportionate amongst Muslim populations.
So, for example, the sixteenmost anti semitic countries in the world
are all in the Middle East andNorth Africa, where the prevalence the commonality
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of this degree of anti semitism isanywhere from seventy four to ninety three percent.
They teach the children there to beanti Semitic, don't they, From
the very beginning from kindergarten on up. They're teaching them that the Jew is
bad, these are our enemies.They're teaching that. Yeah, and really
they teach it. They teach itin an ancient way. They have children
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member of the most anti Semitic themesfrom the Koran and teal from it from
Islam to Holy Book. But gettingback to the data, the real,
the real alarming thing is that theseattitudes are now are traveling, are traveling
with muscles as they move into thediaspora in Western Europe and even the United
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States. And so the same degreeof disportionate anti semitism you see amongst the
Muslim populations in Europe, where it'sanywhere from two to four folds more common
to have this degree of anti semitism, and the United States is much more
philo Semitic. But for example,the Muslim population in this country thirty four
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percent UH have extreme anti semitism basedon the twenty seventeen survey, whereas whereas
that's spared to about fourteen and amongstnon Muslim Americans. And what striking is
that ADL basically buries these findings.In other words, they they conduct these
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surveys. The surveys reveal this disproportionateanti semitism amongst Muslims, and then the
ADL looks elsewhere. They they criticize, you know, white they worry about
white supremacism, they worry about youknow, history European Christian anti semitism.
Uh and and they basically what theybasically do is they ignore their own data.
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Uh and and I and I andas I pointed out in this recent
essay, that's an extremely dangerous thingto do. Sure, they're ignoring the
elephant. They're ignoring the elephants.Yeah, yeah, there there are.
In other words, if there's ifif we're gonna do anything to combat,
uh, this extreme anti semitism,you must begin with the population where where
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it's most common and most curulent.Uh And To ignore that population uh and
and and stress uh other areas ofanti semitism at the expense of of muscle
anti semitism. It's self defeating.Uh you know, it's and and and
they've been doing this now for atleast the past twenty year, uh and
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and I and I and I thinkthey you know, I tried to call
them out on it. Some peoplesay that they've been doing it for the
last five hundred years. If you'rereading the Koran, I oh, okay,
okay, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, oh no, it's
you know, it's anti Semitism inIslam dates back to the to the origins
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of the other religions, right thelegends of Islam creation. It's actual behavior,
you know. The Sacred text arejust right with anti semitism right through
the entire Koran. It's like abook of hatred, it really is.
It has nothing redemptive in it.It is just nothing but hatred against the
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Jews. I really don't understand that, and neither does any rational thinking person.
Well, it's interesting the the Uhone one of the themes in the
Quran that's repeated seventeen times a day. Uh is so the way so,
the way the Quran is arranged isoften confusing to people. It has one
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hundred and fourteen sewers or chapters,and chapters two to one hundred and fourteen.
Basically, the only organizing principle isthat the longest chapters are upfront and
the shortest chapters are towards the end. So it's not chronological as most books
are written. No, it's not. It's not. It's not chronological,
which makes it very confusing to peoplewho are opening up for the first time.
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But the very first chapter violates thatprincipal of longest the shortest. It's
called the Fatiga or the opening,right, and it's a very short chapter
of seven verses and the seventh verse. The first six verses are pretty benign.
They're just about al Allah's alleged mercy, et cetera, et cetera.
Yeah, it's really inside, it'sreally inside muscle baseball. The seventh seventh
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verse in that opening store, however, talks about those who've been gendered alas
anger and those who've gone astray,And Muslims are taught, based on a
tradition of Muhammad himself, that thosewho engendered Alah's hanger on the Jews and
those who've gone astray are the Christians. And imagine the brainwashing of repeating this
seventeen times a day, wow,during five required required prayer sessions every day,
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right, exactly exactly. So thefatia is used to to sort of
subdivide these prayer sessions, and that'swhy it's repeated so often. But Buslims,
Muslims, you know, we're verypious and they're doing everything according to
etiquette. They repeat that. Theyrepeat that verse seventeen times a day,
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So they are Gavin and doctrination intohatreds seventeen times a day, five prayer
sessions a day. And this isthe way that they're brought up. No
wonder they're turning out the way theyare. Well, well, there's a
very interesting video of a precocious,absolutely adorable two year old Muslim girl.
Uh. And she's I mean,a very cheerful little girl. But when
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when the questioner asked, her,uh, you know who who occurred all
was anger? She said, yeahoo, you know? And and who went
astray? Uh? The the theArabic worry for Christians. And and it's
just you know, two years oldand and you know, absolutely adorable child.
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But yet you know, this ishow she's a doctrinate teaching hatred.
What kind of a god would teachhatred? Doctor Boston, of any God
that I would know would not teachhatred of others, It's not it's just
simply no other religion does that.Yeah, but it's it's really it's really
part of establishing the supremacy of thislaw. So it's yes, it's it's
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very it's very it's very alarming.Uh. But but it's done. It's
done to it's done to debate otherreligion. Uh, and and elevate this
long. I mean, that's that'sthe that's the rationale behind it. Well,
you and you and I both heardyou never build yourself up by tearing
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somebody else down. I mean that'sreally I mean, I've heard that all
my life. You've heard it too. My father told me. Your father
probably told you the same thing,right, you never build yourself up by
tearing somebody else down. That's exactlythe what what this is based on then,
and that nobody's been talking about thatother than you. Well, it's
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it's uh, it's really you know, we're we're we're had a point.
Uh, certainly for the Jewish communitywhere it's getting harder and harder to engage
in the typical denial that they've beenused to. But it but that denial
for believe it or not, stillpersist. Uh. You know, it's
been. It's been. It's beenmy mission to try and and because because
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I don't, I think it's longis light years away from the kinds of
reforms that are new Sury. However, it's never gonna start. The process
is never gonna start at all,if if, if religious leaders just keep
denying that this is what Muslims arebeing taught. Yes, you've got to
know who your enemy is, who'scoming after you. That's the first principal
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of warfare. You have to knowwho it is. But also the way
that you get to know people,you've got to know about them. As
a medical doctor, you've got tolook for the symptoms. You've got to
ask the person. And that's whatyou're doing. You're doing it from a
medical aspect, aren't you. Well, it's very it's very it's very similar
to trioge we're talking about. Ifwe're talking about anti semitism and we have
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these data and it's not just theADL data, I mean they're they're there
are independent data which confirm whether it'satfulatitudes or antisemitic violence. It's disproportionately a
Muslim problem. So if you're ifyou're looking at if you're allegedly addressing the
question of anti Semitism, and you'reand you're performing proper triage, you would
have to look at Muslims and Islamasocieties first. Absolutely, you've got to
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look at the patient and see what'scausing the problem. What's causing the problem
is you're repeating these these hatred things, and you're doing that seventeen times a
day. Excuse me. That's goingto warp anybody, right exactly and so
and the other thing is that itdid not. It's the institution too,
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Doctor Boston. Your work varies fromother scholars on this, doesn't it It's
a little bit different than what thepeople have done. Yes, in terms
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in terms of you know, thethe the the the the. I would
say the modern traditional understanding of Islamicanti semitism, uh was that uh,
it was it was a European importuh. So in other words, it
was it was sort of a loose, uh loose amalgam of of medieval Christian
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stapho vaccines from Europe and modern totalitarianideologies, particularly particularly fascism and not sum
uh and maybe communism too, uhand and that and that Islam itself and
and uh Muslim society, you know, certainly through there before their interaction with
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western uh, European colonialism, wereessentially free of anti semitism. And I
and I found that absolutely preposterous.Now there were. There were scholars that
I discovered in the from the nineteenthirties and the nineteen forties. There was
a Hungarian rabbi, George Vaja,who studied mostly in France, and he
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did a brilliant analysis of the traditionsthat Muhammad had showed how right they were
with anti Semitic themes uh. Thenthere was another outstanding Jewish scholar, Mosha
Pearlman, who mostly studied the polemicalexchanges between his long Judaism and Christianity during
the Middle Ages. But in hisPhD pieces he did a quick analysis of
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Qoranic themes that I studied at borLane, and he was very open about,
very very direct and open about howanti Semitic themes came directly out of
the Quran. But but I wouldhave to say, honestly, the period
that comes after them, from likethe nineteen fifties, you know, into
the modern era, there were mostof most of the scholars denied the these
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these kind of uh anti semitic themesin islam cortex, which which upon reading
them and studying them I found tobe preposterous. It's absurd to deny that
the existence of of themes of uh, conspiratorial Jew hatred that that just temper
the Quran, the tradition and themuzzle early sacred muzzle biographies of Moham.
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It's it's it's throughout the Quran.You can't you can't throw that out.
It's almost like it's integral to theUh Muslim religion, right, and it's
very dramatic. Themes like the Jewsbeing transformed into apes or apes to pigs
is repeated free times in in theQuran. The Jews, the Jews being
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uh, you know, transgressors againstthe will of Allah and and killing prophets,
and then all kinds of individual traits, very negative dark traits about about
being about being wiserly, about beingusurers, about just inveterate liars. I
mean, you can't avoid well asmatter as a matter of fact, there
are there are, there are aliftis that are that are published, uh,
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you know, the twenty to twentyfive negative traits of the Jews that's
portrayed in the Qur'an. And bythe way, these littis are published and
propagated by the leading at least SunniIslamic teaching institution, which is Alazar University,
which for almost a thousand years nowhas been the pinnacle of Islamic religious
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education. Is is this part oflet me interrupt you for a second.
Is this part of what the Nazisbase their their philosophy on anti Semitic was
part of these philosophies that they putout the right Well, it's very well,
it's very interesting there. Obviously,you know Hitler road mind comf he
had his own ideas. However,already by thee already by the nineteen thirties,
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we see a lot of a lotof interaction between UH, not the
ideologue and and and musliman I said, I particularly Jajamin el Hussani, who
was who was the really the thegodfather of the Palestinian UH musclim movement.
Does the branch that became not amas but but but fata and the PLO.
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Well, there actually were, actuallywere battalions of Muslims that fought alongside
with the Nazis. People don't realizethat. Well, I'll get into the
political aspects, uh when we returnpolitical aspects. I think this is very
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about the connection with the Nazis,and because I find that to be absolutely
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interesting. Did the aspects of Mosliminfluence the Nazis? Or were Naziism and
their aspects anti Semitic? Were theyinfluenced on their own? Because it seemed
to me as bad as the Naziswere and I'm not mitigating that they did.
All their horrors were done behind closeddoors because they didn't want the world
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to see it. These people,on the other hand, are committing them
out in the open, taking videosof it. These people are really just
absolutely unbelievable what they're doing. Butthe Nazis, the Nazis tried to hide
some of it. There seems tobe a difference there. Go ahead,
but you're talking about this document thatwas prepared, and this was prepared by
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the Moslems at the time, wasn'tit. Yeah, So for me and
El Hussani was the ex Muffy ofJerusalem, he's really the the the leader
of the of the Palestinian nationalist movement, so called nationalist movement, and he
he was, he was, hewas an ally of Hitler's. But I
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think there's been a misunderstanding of ofof of who El Hussani really was.
He was not a Nazi, hehe he he saw that he saw the
Nazis as an instrument to to annihilatethe Jews, particularly the Jews of of
historical Palestine. Eventually, but butwhen they allied and they were actually Nazi
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Muslim battalions fighting with the Nazis andthen and it wasn't a very successful allowance
truth. But but the recruitment toolthat was used to recruit Muslims into these
battalions was purely Islamic. H Whatwhat what the Nazis did was they translated
a fatwa that Hajamin al Hussani hadwritten in nineteen thirty seven. And this
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fought while was purely Islamic. Itwas all themes from the Koran, from
the traditions of Muhammad, from thesacred biographies, Muslim biographies of Muhammad,
and it included things like this personof the Koran Quran five eighty two,
so the fifth suro chapter of theeighty second verse, and it's what I
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like to refer to as a psychologicaltransfer ins first because it closes by claiming
that the Jews harbor the greatest enmity, the greatest hatred towards the Muslims.
And turn it's used it's used toincite Muslim hatred of Jews. And it's
a verse and a theme that hasbeen used to incite Jew hatred and Muslim
communities across at least a millennium now. And so he knew it well,
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and that was part of his fatand also this end of times hadith or
tradition of Islam's prophet Muhammad, whichwhich where he states that the Jews had
to be annihilated to usher in theMessianic age. That hadith is cited approvingly
in this fatwah, and it's beenthis is nineteen thirty seven. It was
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incorporated the same hadith into the HamasCovenant in nineteen eighty eight. So it's
a very powerful anti Semitic, reallyannihilationist theme. And there were many other
themes, but they were all Islamicthemes. In other words, there was
no Nazism that was incorporated into thisspatwa. And it was used to recruit
Muslim battalions, particularly in the Balkansand the Caucasus, in their local languages
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and dialects, and El Husani wouldwould actually go on after the war to
help convert in particular one prominent Nazito Islam, Johannes von Leiders, who
he had met during his sojourn inGermany. So I think there's a lot
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of again, like I stated earlier, there's a lot of misunderstanding about you
know, there's been this discussion evenby some modern historians about the quote unquote
Nazification of Islam. Well, youcould argue, you could argue much more
strongly that there was a there wasan Islamization of Nazism. I mean Hitler,
Hitler was was very enthusiastic about Islam. He's he's alleged to have told
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Albert Speer, his Minister of Armaments, that he wished that Charles Martel had
been defeated at the Battle of Tours. Uh. So that so that Islam
would have triumphed. Move on andand and islamis Germany, and Germany would
have had a much more martial religion, as Hitler put it, rather than
what he called flabby Christianity. Andthere are many other accounts of Hitler's enthusiasm,
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uh, you know, for forIslam, for the institution of Jihad.
So I don't I don't think it'saccurate at all to talk about a
a Nazification of Islam. But atany rate, again, that's one of
those prevailing ideas that you know,somehow, you know, this pristine Islam
was was notified. That's that's anotherthat's another misleading trope that you'll hear at
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any rate, uhl El Hussani wouldwould would was was helped at least one
prominent Nazi who escaped to Egypt convertto Islam. But they were in fact
independent of bel Husani. There werea number of of of Nazis that that
escaped to the Middle East, andparticularly in the NASA regime, were engaged
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in propaganda and and most of thepropaganda they were engaged in was just repackaging
these anti Semitic themes from Islam itself. They weren't they weren't uh, you
know, introducing Nazism uh to toto the Middle East. They were just
they were just helping the Muslims uhuse their ancient material uh in a more
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effective way. Well, today alot of people have been writing about the
Red Green Access Act. Yes,and that is the Nazi, the Communists
working along with the Muslims in Americatoday. Now is this This is absolutely
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and they again it dates back toMarx's uh perception uh and Marx you know
now Marx obviously you know, communismis its own sort of secular religion,
and he despised all traditional religions,including this thing. They will not get
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along. No no, but butbut but as far back as as as
Marx's later years, he wrote aboutforging an alliance with the then tottering Ottoman
Empire just to sow chaos amongst amongstthe Russians and amongst the Western Europeans.
So he was very aware of thepossibility of this sort of of alliance.
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And it's very interesting too the theyou know, the the Muslim the Muslim
credo is, you know, thereis no God other than Allah, and
Mohammed is his prophet. Right,well, the original, the original Communist
credo was there is no God,Karl marxis is and Karl marxis his prophet.
So there's there's a tremendous there's atremendous concordance, even at that basic
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level. Why the popularity of theMoslem and why all of the fervrant that
has been mounted in the college campuseshere in America today, Well, I
think that goes back. You know, it's just like the Dei you know,
graze that we're going through now,and the and everything and the and
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the the the the victims and victimizers, all these all these hard left Neo
Marxist ideologies. It starts with thepedagogy, with the teaching. Uh and
and so you can see going backto nineteen seventy four, and I'm sure
it was taking place before that.There was a very very mainstream dream scholar
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of Islam, Maxim wrote ans onand he wrote in nineteen seventy four that
when it came to the academic teachingof Islam, as he put it,
quote, understanding has given way toapologetics, pure and simple. So you've
had generations of of of of ofstudents being taught this very apologetic view of
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Islam. You know, ridiculous thingslike you know, Jihad wasn't a war
of conquest and subjugation. Uh,you know, it was. It was
it was a peaceful process of prostlytization. I mean, this is literally the
tripe that's being taught for generation aftergeneration. Now. Yeah, but don't
don't don't tell that to to academicsteaching on campuses. You were an academic
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teaching on campus the medical school,medical school. Yeah, it wasn't.
I mean, frankly, you know, it wasn't. It wasn't crazy like
this until until COVID. But yeah, teaching teaching outside of medical school,
oh yeah, I have. I'vehad my own experiences going to campuses when
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I used to do that sort ofthing, where you know, the minds
are closed. They have a verybaldlerized view of Islam, and and you're
not gonna you're not going to tellthem otherwise. Wow. Wow. And
and for as far as being aprofessor there, you don't get tenure or
anything else. They did the samething with the COVID. Yeah. Yeah,
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I mean that was to me thatthat was that was really shocking to
see a friend who was opposed tothe Green New Deal. He said that
what they're pushing on that with theclimate change, he said, Uh,
if you taught, if you didn'tteach the state approved which is that mankind
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is responsible for all the changes thatare happening, and we've got the warmest
this and the hottest that and everything. If you don't preach that, you
don't get promoted in the colleges.Oh yeah, that's that's I'm sure that's
happening. You know, you'll seepeople people that are present papers that you
know, don't don't abide the uhwell I refer to as the climate scientologists.
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Uh, than then you'll you're introuble. That was my friend Tim
Ball. He was the first personto get a degree in climatology in Canada,
and it took him longer to getpromoted than anybody else because he didn't
go with the party agenda, whichwas to deny it, to say that
it's mankind that's causing this. Buttheir proof wasn't there, and they did
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a way of the scientific They dida way with the scientific proof, and
then they went after the physicians.The doctors have been fired for not going
along with it. People have diedwhen they had things that worked for it.
They had oxycondin, not oxycondon.They had hydroxy clerk when and they
had ivermectin. They worked, butthey weren't patented. It all was done
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for money or was there much moreto that to reduce the population. What
do you think, Well, acouple of things. First of all,
First of all, I think Ithink that the biggest fiasco were well there
were multiple fiascos, but the butthe restrictions that were unnecessary. This was
a very age stratified disease, youknow it. But then they wanted to
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give all those shops the kids,and kids didn't have the receptor sites.
Doctor Boston, you know that peoplepeople under seventy did very well with this
with this disease, and there wasno need for these for these draconian lockdowns
and restrictions. And you know,if there was going to be a focus,
it should it should have been,particularly on the institutionalized elderly, you
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know. And and there's there wereso many problems with the with the COVID
response. I just hope we've learnedsomething. I don't think we have.
They're trying to do it again.Have only about nineteen percent of the population
is going to take it right now, So apparently we have learned something from
it. But this is they're tryingto control and manipulate the population, I
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feel like, and they use COVIDto do it. And now they're bringing
in this And I've never seen demonstrationsagainst America, demonstrations against Israel, anti
Semitic demonstrations, as to the violencethat we're having today in all cities,
almost all the major cities. Whatis bringing this on all of a sudden?
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What is it? Is it theopen border that has done this or
what? What do you think?I think it's I think it's I think
it's the I think it's the erosionof all our institutions, particularly through through
the education system that it's taught this, uh, you know, self hatred,
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jew hatred. Uh. And Ithink those chickens are coming home to
roost. Now. We seem tobe worshiping victimization in this country, don't
we. You're not any good unlessyou're a victim. If you're a victim,
you're pure right, right, Andand it's very it's very strange how
they define who the victims are.It's not based on any sort of it,
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it's not based on any sort ofhistorical reality. The woman's always right,
she's always a victim, always,no matter what. Right. Well,
it's uh, you know, morethan every it's yeah, it's it's
everything is now this this post colonialtheory. And you know, if if
they would apply it, if theywould apply it to Islam, if they
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had any sense of of of whatwhat Islam was one of the largest colonial
systems in the history of mankind.They still have slavery and Islam don't.
And and there's and there's still pocketsof slavery in the Muscleim world. Absolutely
right, absolutely so, the biggestcolonial power is Islam right now, the
biggest colonial power in the world probablywell, it certainly has. It's it's
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all I mean, all the Jihadconquests were accompanied by colonization. I mean
all the all the lands of theMiddle East we were Christian, uh,
you know, Palace, the historicalPalestine itself was Christian, Jewish and Samaritan.
Uh. You know, there wasthere were no Muslims, uh,
you know. And and there Imean, Islam expanded like so many other
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civilizations and empires through conquest and verybloody and brutal conquest. And why that,
why that, you know, canbe separated out and and benighted when
every other form of colonization, youknow, certainly anything that the West ever
did is condemned. Just shows youhow how ridiculous and hypocritical this whole post
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colonial theory is. And see whyyou got into this, because there's are
comparisons between this and the and theCOVID situation that are easily to be cross.
As far as controlling people, that'swhat it's all about, isn't controlling
people? Yeah? I look,but also there was it's it's rejecting sort
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of fundamental teaching and history. Look, we we had, we had a
lot of experience with pandemic planning.That was all that was all left by
the wayside and rejected and dismissed.And the frightening thing is it turned on
a dime. I mean, we'rerejected as recently as two thousand and six.
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with the problems that we have,doctor Boston, what are we going
to do in the United States withthis epidemic? I would say, I
hate to use the word epidemic,but epidemic of anti Semitism in the United
States on the college campuses. Whereis the voice tampering this down? When
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you've got college presidents and professors atthe college is urging these people on where
is the voice of reason? Well, I think I think there's a couple
of things that are happening now,maybe too little, too late, but
at least that something's happening, whichis which is big donors, particularly Jewish
donors, are withholding withholding their money. I mean, they turned the blind
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eye to a lot of this,this this garbage for so long. And
it may be it may be irreversibleat this point. But but but at
least at least they're starting to uhto defund or not provide additional support to
these to these institutions like Harvard andthe university's the University of Pennsylvania, you
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know, for it's president out.Harvard seems locked into defending the indefensible,
which is this woman Claudine Gay.Well, not only that, not only
that, but her plagiarism also,I mean, that's against every area of
academics. She's she's she's a classicpseudo academic, right, she's not an
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academic, she's a fraud. Andon top of that, you know,
she has a very high tolerance apparentlyfor anti Semitism, So you know,
I mean she's a tolerant person.Yeah, particularly when it comes to tolerating
anti Semitism, which is exactly youshouldn't have. That's that's wrong on every
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level. Now, do you believethat if they're coming for the Jews today,
which they are, are they comingfor the Christians later? I believe
so, I believe they want todestroy Western civilization as we under standard,
Yes, because they all go backto fifteen hundreds type of civilization. So
it's also it's so it's coming fromit's coming from from Jihadis. It's also
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coming from communists, right, Imean, you know, communists are no
fans of Christianity either, and andand and their alliance with jihadists is lethal
potentially to both Judaism and Christianity.And you know, but of course,
in the end, as we sawwith the with the retrograde Iranian Revolution which
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turned them back into a Shei theocracy, that that if the if the jihadists
have the upper hand, they'll slaughterthe communists, right, and it doesn't
benefit the people at all, thepeople the communists. If the communists have
the upper hand, they'll slaughter theMuzzlims. I mean, so, you
know, so we can't just sitback and wait for both sides to be
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slaughtered. We've got to wake upas a country, we really do.
And how bad the problem is thepeople coming in? Is this creating a
major problem for on behalf of this? Are they people who are stirring the
pots so to speak? It can'tbe good because we're also you know,
we may be having teams that thatare real saboteurs coming in, you know,
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not not just not just uh,I mean, the fact that people
are just coming in illegally is anabomination to be young about the thousands of
Chinese who've come over, thousands ofIranians who've come over. Exactly, Yes,
we don't have sleeper cells. Then, I'm very surprised because we have
to have them. That's what they'resetting up. I believe right, right
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right, and I think and Ithink that that that's uh, that's that's
a powder keg. Let me dosomething really quick before we go. I
want to announce that your book isavailable now. Sharia versus freedom, and
that's what we're ultimately talking about,is freedom. The most Yanism. My
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most recent book is is the updatedversion of the Legacy of Islamic Anti Semitism.
But regardless of all my books areavailable at Amazon and the legacy of
Gihad's Yes, they're all available there. And and then this analysis that I
mentioned of the of the Fata thathajjimin Alsani wrote in nineteen thirty seven.
That's a that's a brief sort ofa monograph of about eighty five pages that's
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available to at Amazon. At Amazon, they're ah, and what's that called?
Is it just called monograph or what'sNo, it's it's uh, It's
it's called it's called the Uh,the the Mufties, Islamic Jew Hatred.
The fifth book of mine is abook about Iran, which is called Iran's
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Final Solution for Israel. So,but they're all available at Amazon. You
got it. Just all you haveto do is go in put Andrew G.
Boston there, bost o m andlook up the works that he's done.
Doctor Boston, thank you for beingon Truth Express Radio. You get
made a lot of difference in alot of people's lives and gave a great
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understanding of what's going on today.So you made it so clear and so
simple. I've never seen a clearerdelineated than you have done. Thank you,
sir, Thank you very much.God bless you, and hope they
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to have with us. Doctor EderG. Boston. He's the author of
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Legacy of Jihad and the Legacy ofIslamic Anti Semitism. He tells you where
it all came from and how itgot to where it is. He's a
medical doctor. He's a critic ofIslam. Very proud to be, which
is a good thing in my book. He's retired Associate Professor of Medicine at
Brown University Medical School. Grew upin New York City, lived in Queen's
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most of his life. His attentionto Islam was started with September eleventh attacks.
Who should know it better than somebodyliving in New York Right? The
September eleventh attacks woke h up andI said, what are these people doing?
Everything ever written by Beth ye Or. He met Or after a correspondence
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with Daniel Pipeson thereafter brought her toBrown to give a guest lecture, following
which she became a very close mentorto doctor Boston. October twenty twelve,
he published his third companion Sharia versusfreedom, the legacy of Islam to talitarianism,
his perspective of Islam as reducing tothe achronism MPEd massacre, pillage,
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enslavement and deportation. He supported andsigned the controversial I don't think it's controversial
as accurate Great Barrington Declaration, whichopposed government COVID nineteen migration measures such as
it's the mask wearing in lockdowns allthat we know now to be ridiculous.
His website is Andrew Boston bost om dot org and it's a wonderful website.
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Doctor Boston, you wrote an articleof the a d L and global
pandemic of Moslim and Jew hatred.Let's talk a little about that, sir.
Sure, thanks for having me onso definitionly the a d L.
I must, I must be candid. I'm not. I'm not fond of
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the organization. I think they've they'vestrayed very far from their mission. They're
a very politicized organization. Now theybasically march locksteps with the left. However,
for the last twenty years at MEATthey developed simple survey method to gauge
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what they I think appropriately called extremeanti Semitism and all they do is they
present a respond to They do thisacross the world with eleven anti semitic seriodites,
and if the respondent degrees with atleast six of them, the more
than half, they categorized to respondentas having extreme antiseptism. And I think
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that's an appropriate designation based on thesurvey instruments they use. They simply measure
how how common that is in agiven population. And what they've been finding
since, as I discovered since twothousand and four at least, is that
wherever they look at Muslim populate,either either where Muslims are minority populations or
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where the where the countries are,you know, the nine percent Muslim,
there's the rate of this degree ofanti semitism is extraordinarily disproportionate amongst Muslim populations.
So, for example, the sixteenmost anti semitic countries in the world
are all in the Middle East andNorth Africa, where the prevalence the commonality
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of this degree of anti semitism isanywhere from seventy four to ninety three percent.
They teach the children there to beanti Semitic, don't they, From
the very beginning from kindergarten on up. They're teaching them that the Jew is
bad, these are our enemies.They're teaching that. Yeah, and really
they teach it. They teach itin an ancient way. They have children
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member of the most anti Semitic themesfrom the Koran and teal from it from
Islam to Holy Book. But gettingback to the data, the real,
the real alarming thing is that theseattitudes are now are traveling, are traveling
with muscles as they move into thediaspora in Western Europe and even the United
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States. And so the same degreeof disportionate anti semitism you see amongst the
Muslim populations in Europe, where it'sanywhere from two to four folds more common
to have this degree of anti semitism, and the United States is much more
philo Semitic. But for example,the Muslim population in this country thirty four
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percent UH have extreme anti semitism basedon the twenty seventeen survey, whereas whereas
that's spared to about fourteen and amongstnon Muslim Americans. And what striking is
that ADL basically buries these findings.In other words, they they conduct these
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surveys. The surveys reveal this disproportionateanti semitism amongst Muslims, and then the
ADL looks elsewhere. They they criticize, you know, white they worry about
white supremacism, they worry about youknow, history European Christian anti semitism.
Uh and and they basically what theybasically do is they ignore their own data.
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Uh and and I and I andas I pointed out in this recent
essay, that's an extremely dangerous thingto do. Sure, they're ignoring the
elephant. They're ignoring the elephants.Yeah, yeah, there there are.
In other words, if there's ifif we're gonna do anything to combat,
uh, this extreme anti semitism,you must begin with the population where where
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it's most common and most curulent.Uh And To ignore that population uh and
and and stress uh other areas ofanti semitism at the expense of of muscle
anti semitism. It's self defeating.Uh you know, it's and and and
they've been doing this now for atleast the past twenty year, uh and
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and I and I and I thinkthey you know, I tried to call
them out on it. Some peoplesay that they've been doing it for the
last five hundred years. If you'rereading the Koran, I oh, okay,
okay, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, oh no, it's
you know, it's anti Semitism inIslam dates back to the to the origins
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of the other religions, right thelegends of Islam creation. It's actual behavior,
you know. The Sacred text arejust right with anti semitism right through
the entire Koran. It's like abook of hatred, it really is.
It has nothing redemptive in it.It is just nothing but hatred against the
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Jews. I really don't understand that, and neither does any rational thinking person.
Well, it's interesting the the Uhone one of the themes in the
Quran that's repeated seventeen times a day. Uh is so the way so,
the way the Quran is arranged isoften confusing to people. It has one
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hundred and fourteen sewers or chapters,and chapters two to one hundred and fourteen.
Basically, the only organizing principle isthat the longest chapters are upfront and
the shortest chapters are towards the end. So it's not chronological as most books
are written. No, it's not. It's not. It's not chronological,
which makes it very confusing to peoplewho are opening up for the first time.
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But the very first chapter violates thatprincipal of longest the shortest. It's
called the Fatiga or the opening,right, and it's a very short chapter
of seven verses and the seventh verse. The first six verses are pretty benign.
They're just about al Allah's alleged mercy, et cetera, et cetera.
Yeah, it's really inside, it'sreally inside muscle baseball. The seventh seventh
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verse in that opening store, however, talks about those who've been gendered alas
anger and those who've gone astray,And Muslims are taught, based on a
tradition of Muhammad himself, that thosewho engendered Alah's hanger on the Jews and
those who've gone astray are the Christians. And imagine the brainwashing of repeating this
seventeen times a day, wow,during five required required prayer sessions every day,
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right, exactly exactly. So thefatia is used to to sort of
subdivide these prayer sessions, and that'swhy it's repeated so often. But Buslims,
Muslims, you know, we're verypious and they're doing everything according to
etiquette. They repeat that. Theyrepeat that verse seventeen times a day,
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So they are Gavin and doctrination intohatreds seventeen times a day, five prayer
sessions a day. And this isthe way that they're brought up. No
wonder they're turning out the way theyare. Well, well, there's a
very interesting video of a precocious,absolutely adorable two year old Muslim girl.
Uh. And she's I mean,a very cheerful little girl. But when
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when the questioner asked, her,uh, you know who who occurred all
was anger? She said, yeahoo, you know? And and who went
astray? Uh? The the theArabic worry for Christians. And and it's
just you know, two years oldand and you know, absolutely adorable child.
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But yet you know, this ishow she's a doctrinate teaching hatred.
What kind of a god would teachhatred? Doctor Boston, of any God
that I would know would not teachhatred of others, It's not it's just
simply no other religion does that.Yeah, but it's it's really it's really
part of establishing the supremacy of thislaw. So it's yes, it's it's
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very it's very it's very alarming.Uh. But but it's done. It's
done to it's done to debate otherreligion. Uh, and and elevate this
long. I mean, that's that'sthe that's the rationale behind it. Well,
you and you and I both heardyou never build yourself up by tearing
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somebody else down. I mean that'sreally I mean, I've heard that all
my life. You've heard it too. My father told me. Your father
probably told you the same thing,right, you never build yourself up by
tearing somebody else down. That's exactlythe what what this is based on then,
and that nobody's been talking about thatother than you. Well, it's
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it's uh, it's really you know, we're we're we're had a point.
Uh, certainly for the Jewish communitywhere it's getting harder and harder to engage
in the typical denial that they've beenused to. But it but that denial
for believe it or not, stillpersist. Uh. You know, it's
been. It's been. It's beenmy mission to try and and because because
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I don't, I think it's longis light years away from the kinds of
reforms that are new Sury. However, it's never gonna start. The process
is never gonna start at all,if if, if religious leaders just keep
denying that this is what Muslims arebeing taught. Yes, you've got to
know who your enemy is, who'scoming after you. That's the first principal
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of warfare. You have to knowwho it is. But also the way
that you get to know people,you've got to know about them. As
a medical doctor, you've got tolook for the symptoms. You've got to
ask the person. And that's whatyou're doing. You're doing it from a
medical aspect, aren't you. Well, it's very it's very it's very similar
to trioge we're talking about. Ifwe're talking about anti semitism and we have
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these data and it's not just theADL data, I mean they're they're there
are independent data which confirm whether it'satfulatitudes or antisemitic violence. It's disproportionately a
Muslim problem. So if you're ifyou're looking at if you're allegedly addressing the
question of anti Semitism, and you'reand you're performing proper triage, you would
have to look at Muslims and Islamasocieties first. Absolutely, you've got to
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look at the patient and see what'scausing the problem. What's causing the problem
is you're repeating these these hatred things, and you're doing that seventeen times a
day. Excuse me. That's goingto warp anybody, right exactly and so
and the other thing is that itdid not. It's the institution too,
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Doctor Boston. Your work varies fromother scholars on this, doesn't it It's
a little bit different than what thepeople have done. Yes, in terms
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in terms of you know, thethe the the the the. I would
say the modern traditional understanding of Islamicanti semitism, uh was that uh,
it was it was a European importuh. So in other words, it
was it was sort of a loose, uh loose amalgam of of medieval Christian
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stapho vaccines from Europe and modern totalitarianideologies, particularly particularly fascism and not sum
uh and maybe communism too, uhand and that and that Islam itself and
and uh Muslim society, you know, certainly through there before their interaction with
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western uh, European colonialism, wereessentially free of anti semitism. And I
and I found that absolutely preposterous.Now there were. There were scholars that
I discovered in the from the nineteenthirties and the nineteen forties. There was
a Hungarian rabbi, George Vaja,who studied mostly in France, and he
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did a brilliant analysis of the traditionsthat Muhammad had showed how right they were
with anti Semitic themes uh. Thenthere was another outstanding Jewish scholar, Mosha
Pearlman, who mostly studied the polemicalexchanges between his long Judaism and Christianity during
the Middle Ages. But in hisPhD pieces he did a quick analysis of
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Qoranic themes that I studied at borLane, and he was very open about,
very very direct and open about howanti Semitic themes came directly out of
the Quran. But but I wouldhave to say, honestly, the period
that comes after them, from likethe nineteen fifties, you know, into
the modern era, there were mostof most of the scholars denied the these
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these kind of uh anti semitic themesin islam cortex, which which upon reading
them and studying them I found tobe preposterous. It's absurd to deny that
the existence of of themes of uh, conspiratorial Jew hatred that that just temper
the Quran, the tradition and themuzzle early sacred muzzle biographies of Moham.
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It's it's it's throughout the Quran.You can't you can't throw that out.
It's almost like it's integral to theUh Muslim religion, right, and it's
very dramatic. Themes like the Jewsbeing transformed into apes or apes to pigs
is repeated free times in in theQuran. The Jews, the Jews being
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uh, you know, transgressors againstthe will of Allah and and killing prophets,
and then all kinds of individual traits, very negative dark traits about about
being about being wiserly, about beingusurers, about just inveterate liars. I
mean, you can't avoid well asmatter as a matter of fact, there
are there are, there are aliftis that are that are published, uh,
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you know, the twenty to twentyfive negative traits of the Jews that's
portrayed in the Qur'an. And bythe way, these littis are published and
propagated by the leading at least SunniIslamic teaching institution, which is Alazar University,
which for almost a thousand years nowhas been the pinnacle of Islamic religious
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education. Is is this part oflet me interrupt you for a second.
Is this part of what the Nazisbase their their philosophy on anti Semitic was
part of these philosophies that they putout the right Well, it's very well,
it's very interesting there. Obviously,you know Hitler road mind comf he
had his own ideas. However,already by thee already by the nineteen thirties,
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we see a lot of a lotof interaction between UH, not the
ideologue and and and musliman I said, I particularly Jajamin el Hussani, who
was who was the really the thegodfather of the Palestinian UH musclim movement.
Does the branch that became not amas but but but fata and the PLO.
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Well, there actually were, actuallywere battalions of Muslims that fought alongside
with the Nazis. People don't realizethat. Well, I'll get into the
political aspects, uh when we returnpolitical aspects. I think this is very
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interesting. Did the aspects of Mosliminfluence the Nazis? Or were Naziism and
their aspects anti Semitic? Were theyinfluenced on their own? Because it seemed
to me as bad as the Naziswere and I'm not mitigating that they did.
All their horrors were done behind closeddoors because they didn't want the world
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to see it. These people,on the other hand, are committing them
out in the open, taking videosof it. These people are really just
absolutely unbelievable what they're doing. Butthe Nazis, the Nazis tried to hide
some of it. There seems tobe a difference there. Go ahead,
but you're talking about this document thatwas prepared, and this was prepared by
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the Moslems at the time, wasn'tit. Yeah, So for me and
El Hussani was the ex Muffy ofJerusalem, he's really the the the leader
of the of the Palestinian nationalist movement, so called nationalist movement, and he
he was, he was, hewas an ally of Hitler's. But I
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think there's been a misunderstanding of ofof of who El Hussani really was.
He was not a Nazi, hehe he he saw that he saw the
Nazis as an instrument to to annihilatethe Jews, particularly the Jews of of
historical Palestine. Eventually, but butwhen they allied and they were actually Nazi
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Muslim battalions fighting with the Nazis andthen and it wasn't a very successful allowance
truth. But but the recruitment toolthat was used to recruit Muslims into these
battalions was purely Islamic. H Whatwhat what the Nazis did was they translated
a fatwa that Hajamin al Hussani hadwritten in nineteen thirty seven. And this
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fought while was purely Islamic. Itwas all themes from the Koran, from
the traditions of Muhammad, from thesacred biographies, Muslim biographies of Muhammad,
and it included things like this personof the Koran Quran five eighty two,
so the fifth suro chapter of theeighty second verse, and it's what I
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like to refer to as a psychologicaltransfer ins first because it closes by claiming
that the Jews harbor the greatest enmity, the greatest hatred towards the Muslims.
And turn it's used it's used toincite Muslim hatred of Jews. And it's
a verse and a theme that hasbeen used to incite Jew hatred and Muslim
communities across at least a millennium now. And so he knew it well,
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and that was part of his fatand also this end of times hadith or
tradition of Islam's prophet Muhammad, whichwhich where he states that the Jews had
to be annihilated to usher in theMessianic age. That hadith is cited approvingly
in this fatwah, and it's beenthis is nineteen thirty seven. It was
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incorporated the same hadith into the HamasCovenant in nineteen eighty eight. So it's
a very powerful anti Semitic, reallyannihilationist theme. And there were many other
themes, but they were all Islamicthemes. In other words, there was
no Nazism that was incorporated into thisspatwa. And it was used to recruit
Muslim battalions, particularly in the Balkansand the Caucasus, in their local languages
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and dialects, and El Husani wouldwould actually go on after the war to
help convert in particular one prominent Nazito Islam, Johannes von Leiders, who
he had met during his sojourn inGermany. So I think there's a lot
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of again, like I stated earlier, there's a lot of misunderstanding about you
know, there's been this discussion evenby some modern historians about the quote unquote
Nazification of Islam. Well, youcould argue, you could argue much more
strongly that there was a there wasan Islamization of Nazism. I mean Hitler,
Hitler was was very enthusiastic about Islam. He's he's alleged to have told
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Albert Speer, his Minister of Armaments, that he wished that Charles Martel had
been defeated at the Battle of Tours. Uh. So that so that Islam
would have triumphed. Move on andand and islamis Germany, and Germany would
have had a much more martial religion, as Hitler put it, rather than
what he called flabby Christianity. Andthere are many other accounts of Hitler's enthusiasm,
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uh, you know, for forIslam, for the institution of Jihad.
So I don't I don't think it'saccurate at all to talk about a
a Nazification of Islam. But atany rate, again, that's one of
those prevailing ideas that you know,somehow, you know, this pristine Islam
was was notified. That's that's anotherthat's another misleading trope that you'll hear at
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any rate, uhl El Hussani wouldwould would was was helped at least one
prominent Nazi who escaped to Egypt convertto Islam. But they were in fact
independent of bel Husani. There werea number of of of Nazis that that
escaped to the Middle East, andparticularly in the NASA regime, were engaged
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in propaganda and and most of thepropaganda they were engaged in was just repackaging
these anti Semitic themes from Islam itself. They weren't they weren't uh, you
know, introducing Nazism uh to toto the Middle East. They were just
they were just helping the Muslims uhuse their ancient material uh in a more
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effective way. Well, today alot of people have been writing about the
Red Green Access Act. Yes,and that is the Nazi, the Communists
working along with the Muslims in Americatoday. Now is this This is absolutely
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and they again it dates back toMarx's uh perception uh and Marx you know
now Marx obviously you know, communismis its own sort of secular religion,
and he despised all traditional religions,including this thing. They will not get
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along. No no, but butbut but as far back as as as
Marx's later years, he wrote aboutforging an alliance with the then tottering Ottoman
Empire just to sow chaos amongst amongstthe Russians and amongst the Western Europeans.
So he was very aware of thepossibility of this sort of of alliance.
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And it's very interesting too the theyou know, the the Muslim the Muslim
credo is, you know, thereis no God other than Allah, and
Mohammed is his prophet. Right,well, the original, the original Communist
credo was there is no God,Karl marxis is and Karl marxis his prophet.
So there's there's a tremendous there's atremendous concordance, even at that basic
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level. Why the popularity of theMoslem and why all of the fervrant that
has been mounted in the college campuseshere in America today, Well, I
think that goes back. You know, it's just like the Dei you know,
graze that we're going through now,and the and everything and the and
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the the the the victims and victimizers, all these all these hard left Neo
Marxist ideologies. It starts with thepedagogy, with the teaching. Uh and
and so you can see going backto nineteen seventy four, and I'm sure
it was taking place before that.There was a very very mainstream dream scholar
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of Islam, Maxim wrote ans onand he wrote in nineteen seventy four that
when it came to the academic teachingof Islam, as he put it,
quote, understanding has given way toapologetics, pure and simple. So you've
had generations of of of of ofstudents being taught this very apologetic view of
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Islam. You know, ridiculous thingslike you know, Jihad wasn't a war
of conquest and subjugation. Uh,you know, it was. It was
it was a peaceful process of prostlytization. I mean, this is literally the
tripe that's being taught for generation aftergeneration. Now. Yeah, but don't
don't don't tell that to to academicsteaching on campuses. You were an academic
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teaching on campus the medical school,medical school. Yeah, it wasn't.
I mean, frankly, you know, it wasn't. It wasn't crazy like
this until until COVID. But yeah, teaching teaching outside of medical school,
oh yeah, I have. I'vehad my own experiences going to campuses when
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I used to do that sort ofthing, where you know, the minds
are closed. They have a verybaldlerized view of Islam, and and you're
not gonna you're not going to tellthem otherwise. Wow. Wow. And
and for as far as being aprofessor there, you don't get tenure or
anything else. They did the samething with the COVID. Yeah. Yeah,
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I mean that was to me thatthat was that was really shocking to
see a friend who was opposed tothe Green New Deal. He said that
what they're pushing on that with theclimate change, he said, Uh,
if you taught, if you didn'tteach the state approved which is that mankind
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is responsible for all the changes thatare happening, and we've got the warmest
this and the hottest that and everything. If you don't preach that, you
don't get promoted in the colleges.Oh yeah, that's that's I'm sure that's
happening. You know, you'll seepeople people that are present papers that you
know, don't don't abide the uhwell I refer to as the climate scientologists.
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Uh, than then you'll you're introuble. That was my friend Tim
Ball. He was the first personto get a degree in climatology in Canada,
and it took him longer to getpromoted than anybody else because he didn't
go with the party agenda, whichwas to deny it, to say that
it's mankind that's causing this. Buttheir proof wasn't there, and they did
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a way of the scientific They dida way with the scientific proof, and
then they went after the physicians.The doctors have been fired for not going
along with it. People have diedwhen they had things that worked for it.
They had oxycondin, not oxycondon.They had hydroxy clerk when and they
had ivermectin. They worked, butthey weren't patented. It all was done
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for money or was there much moreto that to reduce the population. What
do you think, Well, acouple of things. First of all,
First of all, I think Ithink that the biggest fiasco were well there
were multiple fiascos, but the butthe restrictions that were unnecessary. This was
a very age stratified disease, youknow it. But then they wanted to
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give all those shops the kids,and kids didn't have the receptor sites.
Doctor Boston, you know that peoplepeople under seventy did very well with this
with this disease, and there wasno need for these for these draconian lockdowns
and restrictions. And you know,if there was going to be a focus,
it should it should have been,particularly on the institutionalized elderly, you
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know. And and there's there wereso many problems with the with the COVID
response. I just hope we've learnedsomething. I don't think we have.
They're trying to do it again.Have only about nineteen percent of the population
is going to take it right now, So apparently we have learned something from
it. But this is they're tryingto control and manipulate the population, I
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feel like, and they use COVIDto do it. And now they're bringing
in this And I've never seen demonstrationsagainst America, demonstrations against Israel, anti
Semitic demonstrations, as to the violencethat we're having today in all cities,
almost all the major cities. Whatis bringing this on all of a sudden?
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What is it? Is it theopen border that has done this or
what? What do you think?I think it's I think it's I think
it's the I think it's the erosionof all our institutions, particularly through through
the education system that it's taught this, uh, you know, self hatred,
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jew hatred. Uh. And Ithink those chickens are coming home to
roost. Now. We seem tobe worshiping victimization in this country, don't
we. You're not any good unlessyou're a victim. If you're a victim,
you're pure right, right, Andand it's very it's very strange how
they define who the victims are.It's not based on any sort of it,
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it's not based on any sort ofhistorical reality. The woman's always right,
she's always a victim, always,no matter what. Right. Well,
it's uh, you know, morethan every it's yeah, it's it's
everything is now this this post colonialtheory. And you know, if if
they would apply it, if theywould apply it to Islam, if they
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had any sense of of of whatwhat Islam was one of the largest colonial
systems in the history of mankind.They still have slavery and Islam don't.
And and there's and there's still pocketsof slavery in the Muscleim world. Absolutely
right, absolutely so, the biggestcolonial power is Islam right now, the
biggest colonial power in the world probablywell, it certainly has. It's it's
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all I mean, all the Jihadconquests were accompanied by colonization. I mean
all the all the lands of theMiddle East we were Christian, uh,
you know, Palace, the historicalPalestine itself was Christian, Jewish and Samaritan.
Uh. You know, there wasthere were no Muslims, uh,
you know. And and there Imean, Islam expanded like so many other
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civilizations and empires through conquest and verybloody and brutal conquest. And why that,
why that, you know, canbe separated out and and benighted when
every other form of colonization, youknow, certainly anything that the West ever
did is condemned. Just shows youhow how ridiculous and hypocritical this whole post
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colonial theory is. And see whyyou got into this, because there's are
comparisons between this and the and theCOVID situation that are easily to be cross.
As far as controlling people, that'swhat it's all about, isn't controlling
people? Yeah? I look,but also there was it's it's rejecting sort
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of fundamental teaching and history. Look, we we had, we had a
lot of experience with pandemic planning.That was all that was all left by
the wayside and rejected and dismissed.And the frightening thing is it turned on
a dime. I mean, we'rerejected as recently as two thousand and six.
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with the problems that we have,doctor Boston, what are we going
to do in the United States withthis epidemic? I would say, I
hate to use the word epidemic,but epidemic of anti Semitism in the United
States on the college campuses. Whereis the voice tampering this down? When
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you've got college presidents and professors atthe college is urging these people on where
is the voice of reason? Well, I think I think there's a couple
of things that are happening now,maybe too little, too late, but
at least that something's happening, whichis which is big donors, particularly Jewish
donors, are withholding withholding their money. I mean, they turned the blind
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eye to a lot of this,this this garbage for so long. And
it may be it may be irreversibleat this point. But but but at
least at least they're starting to uhto defund or not provide additional support to
these to these institutions like Harvard andthe university's the University of Pennsylvania, you
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know, for it's president out.Harvard seems locked into defending the indefensible,
which is this woman Claudine Gay.Well, not only that, not only
that, but her plagiarism also,I mean, that's against every area of
academics. She's she's she's a classicpseudo academic, right, she's not an
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academic, she's a fraud. Andon top of that, you know,
she has a very high tolerance apparentlyfor anti Semitism, So you know,
I mean she's a tolerant person.Yeah, particularly when it comes to tolerating
anti Semitism, which is exactly youshouldn't have. That's that's wrong on every
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level. Now, do you believethat if they're coming for the Jews today,
which they are, are they comingfor the Christians later? I believe
so, I believe they want todestroy Western civilization as we under standard,
Yes, because they all go backto fifteen hundreds type of civilization. So
it's also it's so it's coming fromit's coming from from Jihadis. It's also
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coming from communists, right, Imean, you know, communists are no
fans of Christianity either, and andand and their alliance with jihadists is lethal
potentially to both Judaism and Christianity.And you know, but of course,
in the end, as we sawwith the with the retrograde Iranian Revolution which
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turned them back into a Shei theocracy, that that if the if the jihadists
have the upper hand, they'll slaughterthe communists, right, and it doesn't
benefit the people at all, thepeople the communists. If the communists have
the upper hand, they'll slaughter theMuzzlims. I mean, so, you
know, so we can't just sitback and wait for both sides to be
(40:54):
slaughtered. We've got to wake upas a country, we really do.
And how bad the problem is thepeople coming in? Is this creating a
major problem for on behalf of this? Are they people who are stirring the
pots so to speak? It can'tbe good because we're also you know,
we may be having teams that thatare real saboteurs coming in, you know,
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not not just not just uh,I mean, the fact that people
are just coming in illegally is anabomination to be young about the thousands of
Chinese who've come over, thousands ofIranians who've come over. Exactly, Yes,
we don't have sleeper cells. Then, I'm very surprised because we have
to have them. That's what they'resetting up. I believe right, right
(41:38):
right, and I think and Ithink that that that's uh, that's that's
a powder keg. Let me dosomething really quick before we go. I
want to announce that your book isavailable now. Sharia versus freedom, and
that's what we're ultimately talking about,is freedom. The most Yanism. My
(41:59):
most recent book is is the updatedversion of the Legacy of Islamic Anti Semitism.
But regardless of all my books areavailable at Amazon and the legacy of
Gihad's Yes, they're all available there. And and then this analysis that I
mentioned of the of the Fata thathajjimin Alsani wrote in nineteen thirty seven.
That's a that's a brief sort ofa monograph of about eighty five pages that's
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available to at Amazon. At Amazon, they're ah, and what's that called?
Is it just called monograph or what'sNo, it's it's uh, It's
it's called it's called the Uh,the the Mufties, Islamic Jew Hatred.
The fifth book of mine is abook about Iran, which is called Iran's
(42:45):
Final Solution for Israel. So,but they're all available at Amazon. You
got it. Just all you haveto do is go in put Andrew G.
Boston there, bost o m andlook up the works that he's done.
Doctor Boston, thank you for beingon Truth Express Radio. You get
made a lot of difference in alot of people's lives and gave a great
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understanding of what's going on today.So you made it so clear and so
simple. I've never seen a clearerdelineated than you have done. Thank you,
sir, Thank you very much.God bless you, and hope they
be back on sometime. Thank you. Take care that my all aboard the
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