"Stop Lying", Douglas Murray SHUTS UP Muslim About Europe failing its Muslims

um I just want to ask you, did you hear some of the people on the floor there, the woman complaining about the attacks on her because she's described as a scarf because she wears headphones. I mean, that's something you'd regret. I mean, not that. promote social cohesion nobody nobody thinks that any physical attack or anything like that could be a good thing that happens of course not, of course not, no, no, let's make sure, let's make sure that there is prejudice in society, let's be absolutely clear. This as hearing or prejudice undoubtedly exists in this society, it exists in all racial groups, including minorities and other minorities, after all, which is one of the things we see more and more in Britain these days and is also the case that people in particularly low socioeconomic levels.

Groups are likely to have hate for other groups which is one of the things that needs to be addressed and I think everyone on this H, I'm sure we agree that that should be addressed but hey guys what's up? Hey guys, I hope you guys are feeling well, welcome back to the show, now very simple, let's watch the actual clip and this is a debate and interview session from Douglas Moray and you can't wait to see this one, this is so epic it talks about everything about Europe

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the Muslims so without further ado let's watch this clip and I wish you had seen it sooner, you literally wish you had seen it sooner because this clip talks about everything, everything you need to know. about Europe

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Muslims, okay, without further ado, let's jump into this clip and see how Douglas Moray clearly points out everything about how Europe feels about Muslims, okay, let's watch this, come on.

I want to ask about women and Islam because this is something we've had some contributions from the floor about that and women wearing their veils and so on. I mean, this is something that raises a lot of debate, the fact that a lot of people feel that you can't be a Muslim woman and enjoy certain freedoms, how do you address that? No. I think we have to recognize the fact that there are problems, but we also have to recognize the fact that things are evolving, that there are and are Muslim women in Europe today who are leaders in leadership and come with new interpretations when it comes to, for example, something that is very simple about the scar on the head, it is against Islam to impose it, it is against human rights to impose it, to remove it, this should be the point and that is why I should agree second point against fake marriages, we campaigned in Europe against fake marriages and then when it comes to anything to do with reading the text, being able to come and have a sense of autonomy for Women, this is happening, so I would say that in some country you are the H by definition, you can't, you can't be a free Muslim woman because the way you dress I think is wrong, let the people decide and let them speak for themselves. and listen, listen, because sometimes they talk and don't listen, it's a Bat.

I have a question: what will you do if you discover that a woman is not wearing that dress? Because of her own choice, what will be your opinion. It happened and I did it. and I told some at least now in my mind there are two who ask me about the fact that I don't want to use it and this is important it was because of my father and once because of my mother I said resist no Don't accept something that goes against your freedom because it has to be your choice and it is an act of faith, so in the D for the Dignity of Muslims you have to accept the debate at the moment in Europe, isn't there in France in particular about the Full niqab , the full veil and even people like Rashida Datti, the former French cabinet minister, has said she opposes that, but I ask you?

Did you hear some of the people there, the woman complaining about the attacks on her because she is described as a scarf because she is wearing a scarf on her head. I mean, that's something you'd regret. I mean, it doesn't promote social cohesion. Nobody thinks that any physical attack or anything like that could be a good thing, of course. no, of course there are, no, no, no, let's not make sure, let's make sure that prejudice exists in society, let's make this absolutely clear as an audience. Prejudice, without a doubt, EX exists in this society, it exists in all racial groups, even from minorities to other minorities, after all. which is one of the things we see more and more in Britain these days and it's also true that people particularly from the famously lower socio-economic groups probably have hatred for other groups, that's one of the things that needs to be addressed and I think I'm sure everyone in this Chamber agrees that this needs to be addressed, but don't confuse someone, a bully, a racist and so on, attacking someone in a street, with the right that Fleming and I have to say what that we see in the Koran. what we think of Muhammad and perhaps even assert our right to say it, okay, now, sir, I think part of the problem here is that, at the point where Europe is becoming increasingly secular, there is a group of people who have a tenacious attitude. belief in God and I wonder if if we had 16 million evangelical Americans moving here, we, we, would feel exactly the same about it, I don't think it has anything to do with racism, okay, let's take some from above, yeah.

The biggest point for me is the double standard. I think the European double standard is the biggest problem. I mean, you talk about freedom of speech and yet you like to compromise it by banning minettes, but the point is fine, people voted for it fairly fairly, but the point is that you shouldn't give in, you shouldn't give it to people like you, you can argue about taxes, you can argue about anything but freedom of speech, that's not something that is taxable and it's just double standards that the West holds that you mean that referendum in Switzerland and many of them like France's Banning burkers gentleman, my name is Henry Hogger, I am a former British diplomat in the RA In the world, I worked until recently for something called the Muslim West Facts Project, which is an exercise in raising awareness the results of a Gallup poll on Muslim opinion in Europe.

One of the most striking features, I think, is that, in Britain, France. and Germany that, when Muslims were asked how strongly they feel attached to the country in which they live, they generally gave stronger responses of loyalty than the general public, a sample of the public as a whole in those three countries. It seems to me that this is a strong and positive reason to argue against the motion that Europe is failing its Muslims, but not the reasons that I fear have been given by speakers against the motion, who are rather inclined to Blame Islam and Muslims themselves for the problem, that's fine, thanks to the gentleman behind you.

I'll come to you in a second. I work a lot with Christians who have left the Middle East sometimes because of persecution and British politics are often behind that, so the world is. It's very complicated, but what worries me is that a lot of the things that worry people about Muslim immigrants in Europe are very harsh attitudes that many Christians also have and I think if you are, for example, from a gay minority. In many of those communities it's very, very concerning and so we need to think a little bit beyond this Muslim thing, but it's a broader cultural issue.

Okay, lady wearing the hat now, just a comment for you. said about women, I think, first of all, that is really misleading because it is confusing culture with religion and if you just take a moment to examine the Quran you will see that the Quran gave rights to women long before women in Europe will start burning bronze for their own rights and you will also see that actually in the Quran it encourages women to seek education, it protects us from violence and it actually gives us rights in marriage, so you are very wrong, um, oh Gosh, I feel like I've heard a lot of facts.

I heard from people. I heard from Douglas Mor. I've heard from quite a few people about what the feeling is that one thing is that people aren't going to talk. about the pain they feel, you know they're not going to talk about it. Because deep down, all women want to make their hair shiny, all women want to straighten their hair, all women want to look sweet, you know, but this is what religious restrictions if religion limits it let it be if religion said don't do this leave it like that but there should be a choice there shouldn't just not just the choice there should be an intention that the person really wants to follow that path, you know, we know, sometimes we find ourselves in some religion, we find ourselves in a religion in the one that our parents tend to put on us and as we grow up we tend to have our own way of thinking, I say: Oh, I don't feel this anymore, I want these people tend to find the truth for themselves people tend to find their own faith and when they finds the person's faith should not be restricted to doing what he or she wants because that is what they call freedom of expression, that is what they call freedom. of action if you can't let my freedom be free I feel like you keep me chained, you chain me, you hold me down and a lot, a lot, a lot has been said in this interview and it was quite, it was quite massive, I'm not even going to lie, they, them, I feel like people came, they came prepared, it should be given to everyone and religion should guide everyone, religion should impose it, it should guide anyway, that will be the end of this video.

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