Britain Could Become an Islamic Country. HARRIS SULTAN
https://youtu.be/hzqvXwFSGio?si=yt4R5O7QAaOoGjg1
Harris was raised as a Muslim in Pakistan and then emigrated to Australia. He decided to become an atheist after reading Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins. Harris and Sultan explore cultural differences between Muslims in Pakistan and the UK, critiques multiculturalism, and examines the decline of governance in the UK. The discussion touches on the reactions to 9/11 in Pakistan, the complex relationship between Pakistan and the UK, and the religious underpinnings of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Harris reflects on his transformation away from Islam, the influence of Western atheists, and the rise of atheism in Muslim societies, while also addressing the issue of gangs and the broader implications cultural preservation of Western civilization. Harris and Kerry discuss politics and the shifting public sentiment regarding immigration and cultural identity. They explore the implications of civil unrest, the role of media in shaping public perception, and the importance of safeguarding Western values in the face of changing demographics and ideologies. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a more assertive stance on cultural identity and the responsibilities of political leaders to address the concerns of their constituents. Kerry Hopkins wishes peace on all muslims, and this interview focuses on the forced and pre-planned growth of Islam in countries that are predominately non-Islamic nations.
Britain Could Become an Islamic Country. HARRIS SULTAN https://youtu.be/hzqvXwFSGio?si=yt4R5O7QAaOoGjg1 Harris was raised as a Muslim in Pakistan and then emigrated to Australia. He decided to become an atheist after reading Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins. Harris and Sultan explore cultural differences between Muslims in Pakistan and the UK, critiques multiculturalism, and examines the decline of governance in the UK. The discussion touches on the reactions to 9/11 in Pakistan, the complex relationship between Pakistan and the UK, and the religious underpinnings of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Harris reflects on his transformation away from Islam, the influence of Western atheists, and the rise of atheism in Muslim societies, while also addressing the issue of gangs and the broader implications cultural preservation of Western civilization. Harris and Kerry discuss politics and the shifting public sentiment regarding immigration and cultural identity. They explore the implications of civil unrest, the role of media in shaping public perception, and the importance of safeguarding Western values in the face of changing demographics and ideologies. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a more assertive stance on cultural identity and the responsibilities of political leaders to address the concerns of their constituents. Kerry Hopkins wishes peace on all muslims, and this interview focuses on the forced and pre-planned growth of Islam in countries that are predominately non-Islamic nations.
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