Transcript [00:00] If you're going to talk about colonia, [00:01] turn on your camera right now if you're [00:02] a man. Go turn on your camera. [00:03] >> Turn on your camera. [00:05] >> Talk to me about colonizing. Go show me [00:06] show me what you look like. [00:08] >> Talk to me about colonizing. Go. What [00:10] about this is colonizing. Sorry. I'm [00:11] indigenous. [00:12] >> Why would I? [00:13] >> I'm indigenous, [ __ ] Don't come [00:15] to me and talk to me about colonization. [00:16] You are a European in this land. Have [00:18] some respect, boy. [00:19] >> That's what you need to have. Don't talk [00:21] to Don't talk to the indigenous [00:24] colonization. [00:25] Okay. Samir. Samir could either be [00:28] Indian or Arab. Let's see. [00:31] >> Samir, [00:32] >> how are you, brother? [00:33] >> How are you doing, brother? Do you like [00:34] you like me? [00:35] >> Alhamdulillah. I don't mind you. I love [00:38] everyone. [00:39] >> Okay, tell me what's up. What's on your [00:40] mind? [00:41] >> Nothing. I've seen you go around on [00:43] TikTok. Actually, the first time I went [00:45] on your live, I see you I see you like [00:47] talking to Palestinians and stuff. I'm [00:49] I'm Lebanese, so I'm kind of involved [00:52] not involved in the situation. But I [00:55] just want to ask you a question. [00:56] >> Sure. [00:58] Do you think the IDF [snorts] [01:02] has been right in every way? [01:04] >> No. [01:07] >> And have they conducted the war? [01:10] >> No. For sure. No. [01:12] >> Do you think [01:14] the way IDF handled Raza's [01:19] situation like Okay, I get it. The IDF [01:23] had to react to the attack on October 7, [01:28] but do you think the gravity of the [01:30] response was? [01:32] >> Yes, absolutely. [01:34] >> Was justified. [01:35] >> Absolutely. Maybe. I don't think I don't [01:37] think we went nearly hard enough. I [01:40] think they got off easy. [01:41] >> You're joking. I think that's a that's a [01:44] crazy take. [01:45] >> Yeah. Okay. Let me give you the example. [01:46] What happens if Syria invades Lebanon [01:49] tomorrow and does the same thing Hamas [01:51] did on October 7th? How many dead [01:53] Syrians will there be? [01:55] How would you guys do what Israel did? [01:57] How would you guys respond? Let's take a [01:59] look. [02:00] >> Syrian civil war. [02:03] Syrian civil war 500,000. [02:06] >> Hey, I'm coming [clears throat] [02:08] with respectful discussion. I'm coming [02:11] here with respect [02:16] >> Syrian civil war Syrian civil war [02:19] 500,000 dead [02:20] >> Lebanese civil war 380,000 dead [02:24] >> no protests no one talked about it we're [02:26] not mentioning it we don't need to talk [02:27] about that Iraq a million dead between [02:30] Iraq and Iran just inside of the Islamic [02:33] regime of Iran 100,000 dead Yemen [02:36] 350,000 and probably even higher than [02:38] that Somalia 780 80,000 dead. Sudan, 2 [02:42] million dead. [02:43] >> So, I know I know how you guys execute [02:46] war or G-side, whatever you want to call [02:48] it, but it doesn't look the way that [02:50] Israel does at all. It looks way way [02:52] worse. [02:53] >> Who's you guys? [02:56] >> You're paused, by the way. [02:58] >> Arabs. I'm talking about Arabs. [03:00] >> Arabs. Okay. But I think [03:02] >> or or should I say better, Arabized [03:04] people. You guys are not really Arabs. [03:06] >> Okay. So, I think we kind of conflict [03:09] with each other on the term when we [03:11] generalize a group of people. Like, you [03:13] can [03:14] >> have the generalized view. I hope you [03:16] understand. I don't think you're [03:17] actually an Arab. I think you're an [03:18] Arabized person that's been deeply [03:20] colonized and is probably confused about [03:22] his identity. Maybe you're not. Lebanese [03:24] are pretty awoken to their identity. uh [03:26] something I really respect about you [03:28] guys. But uh but 100% you're Arabized [03:31] and you have allegiance to some fake and [03:34] you know I can't say the word I want to [03:36] say on TikTok because they'll ban me, [03:37] but some fake and restarted ideology [03:41] that has allegiance to Mecca and Medina [03:44] and the Cabba and and and the um even [03:47] the Christians in Lebanon for some [03:49] reason have a lot of them have an [03:51] allegiance to this which is very [03:52] unfortunate because they've been the [03:54] victims. But if you're a Sunni or Shia [03:55] in Lebanon, uh you have some fake [03:59] allegiance to a group of people who [04:00] don't give a rat's ass about you. [04:02] >> Look, man, I my my only allegiance is to [04:05] my country and I just condemn the loss [04:07] of innocent lives. Like [04:09] >> then fight if you if you have allegiance [04:11] to your country, [04:12] >> fight the Shia Islamists in the south of [04:14] your country who have occupied your [04:15] nation. Go fight them. [04:17] >> If you actually if you actually only [04:19] care about your country, risk your life. [04:21] risk everything you have to destroy them [04:24] so a country that is way stronger than [04:26] you doesn't have to keep bombing you. Go [04:28] get rid of them. [04:31] >> What can I personally do to do that? [04:34] >> Go fight. [04:35] >> And why why would I why would I fight a [04:39] 19year-old? [04:40] >> Because the the alternative is to keep [04:41] getting bombed. [04:43] >> We Okay, let me let me break down [04:45] because a lot of you guys don't this. We [04:47] are way stronger than you. Way stronger [04:50] than all of you. [04:51] For 78 years, you guys have tried [04:54] destroying us. You've tried ruining our [04:56] country. You've tried interfering in our [04:57] politics. You've tried bombing us. It [04:59] has never worked for you. Why? Because [05:01] we actually walk with God. We are [05:03] handinand with God and he protects us. [05:06] >> Like it or not, that is the truth of [05:07] what's been shown. Oh, my gold uh my [05:09] sister is here to save me. There she is. [05:12] So, you guys refuse to learn this lesson [05:14] for some odd reason. I don't understand [05:16] why. Okay? But learn the lesson clearly [05:20] that [clears throat] you cannot get rid [05:21] of us. So your only option is if you I'm [05:25] assuming you're either Sunni or [05:26] Christian, you don't sound like a Shia. [05:29] Shia sounds specific. Maybe I'm wrong. [05:30] Correct me if I'm wrong. Are you Shia? [05:33] >> No, I'm Sunni. [05:34] >> You're Sunni? I I know my Lebanese [05:36] people. I know you guys. So if you're a [05:38] Sunni uh or if you're a Christian in or [05:41] if you're a Drew in Lebanon, you have a [05:44] duty to join the Lebanese army and to go [05:47] fight and get rid of everything that's [05:49] going on in the south of your country [05:50] because they are destroying your nation. [05:52] They will never win the fight against [05:54] Israel. They might survive. They might [05:56] build their little rat tunnels and hide [05:58] underground and they'll keep torturing [05:59] you guys and we'll have to keep bombing [06:01] Beirut and we'll have to bomb tier and [06:02] we'll have to bomb uh uh Tripoli. We'll [06:05] have to bomb the South over and over [06:06] again, but we're not going anywhere. And [06:09] you guys are not going to win. All the [06:10] Christians left the country. They've all [06:12] abandoned the country for the most part. [06:14] There's not a lot of Christians left [06:15] there. You're going to become an Islamic [06:16] nation. It's going to be a Sunni nation. [06:18] And we know how all other Sunni nations [06:21] in this region have turned out besides [06:22] the Gulf countries. None of them look [06:24] particularly good. You guys used to have [06:26] something really good when the [06:28] Christians were in power. You've ruined [06:29] it. And I know the Sunni and the [06:31] Christians are together in this fight in [06:32] Lebanon. I know that you guys can't [06:34] stand the Shia in the south. Go do what [06:36] needs to be done. Be men. Go take up [06:39] arms, defend and liberate your country [06:41] so that me and you can live in peace so [06:43] we can open our borders, start trading, [06:45] and become rich together. There's no [06:47] reason for this. It's it's it's it's [06:49] restarted. [06:50] >> All All I want is peace. All I want is [06:52] peace. But you got to understand, [06:54] >> you have to fight for peace. [06:55] >> It's it's a complicated situation. Like [06:57] it's really [06:59] it's it's much harder than you're you're [07:02] talking about. [07:03] >> It's really not. It's really not Samir. [07:05] How is it complicated? What's [07:06] complicated? You are you are occupied. [07:09] You are occupied by foreign nation. [07:11] >> The H group is backed by Iran. Okay. [07:14] >> Yes. [07:15] >> So how bro Lebanon's military itself is [07:20] so small and so weak. [07:21] >> Have you forgotten who you are Samir? [07:24] Have you forgotten who you are? Who am [07:26] I? Tell me. [07:27] >> For Christ's sake, you're the [07:28] descendants of Jesus Christ. You're [07:30] you're you're the descendants of the [07:32] Phoenetians. Have you forgotten who you [07:34] are? You guys are warriors. Do you know [07:36] what you guys did in the past? Do you [07:39] know what wars you guys fought? Do you [07:41] know what culture you created? For God's [07:43] sakes, look how you're talking. The [07:45] Lebanese army, this and that. Arm up. Go [07:48] fight. What are you going to say to the [07:50] Holocaust survivors, the the the Jews [07:52] who walked out of concentration camps, [07:53] took a gun, and fought for their life? [07:55] What are you going to say to them is [07:56] Jews? My family was kicked out of Iraq. [07:58] My my 16-year-old grandpa arrived here, [08:01] was tortured in Syria for 6 months for [08:03] being a Jew, then arrived here and [08:06] fought for his life. Fought for his life [08:09] without a job, without food, without [08:10] water, without Gucci that you guys have [08:13] in Beirut and Coco Chanel and cafes from [08:16] a tent. They put his ass in a tent and [08:18] then he started fighting to survive. [08:20] What are you talking about? Have you [08:22] forgotten who you are, Samir? Ai, come [08:25] on, [08:26] >> bro. Look. [08:27] >> And it's not like the Shia are some good [08:29] fighters. Yeah. Let's not let's not [08:32] pretend for a second. The Shia are some [08:33] strategic good fighters. They're not [08:36] like, you know, planned out. They're not [08:38] strategic in any manner. Everything they [08:40] do flops everywhere in the world. [08:42] >> Listen, like the conflict the conflict [08:46] like it's it's never ending. Like uh [08:49] honestly what I'm saying to you the [08:50] conflict is never going to end because [08:52] it's two completely opposing beliefs [08:54] that are never going to change. So [08:56] >> it's not you you are wrong Samir. [08:58] >> How am I incorrect? [09:00] >> What is what what is it opposing in in [09:02] the ideology of Israel and the ideology [09:05] of Sunni and Christian Sunni and [09:07] Christian Lebanese? What's what's [09:09] different? Look, man. I think I think [09:12] >> you guys you the Sunni and the [09:14] Christians in Lebanon, you guys like to [09:16] go against your own religion and party [09:17] and drink and do immoral things. We Jews [09:20] do the same. That's not [09:21] >> not everyone. But you know what I'm [09:22] talking about. Sam, let's talk like [09:23] brothers, not like politicians. I'm not [09:25] that kind of guy. [09:26] >> That's not me, bro. But like, yeah, I [09:27] get I get [09:28] >> That's not you. But we know what goes on [09:29] in Lebanon after dark. And we know what [09:30] goes on in Israel after dark. Let's be [09:32] honest, our people are not They're They [09:35] love God. They're religious. They like [09:36] to do the holidays. But when when it [09:38] comes 9:00 p.m., you know what happens? [09:40] So we we both have that. We love food. [09:43] We love partying. We love traveling. We [09:45] like liberty. We like justice. We like [09:48] freedom. Both of our groups of people. [09:51] What do the Shia like? Exactly the [09:53] opposite. They like to oppress. They [09:55] like to force you to wear a nicab. They [09:57] like you they like you inside of the [09:59] mazjid for 12 hours a day. This is not [10:02] us. This is not what we believe in. Me [10:04] and you can build businesses together. [10:07] Me and you can become rich. Me and you [10:09] can promote tourism. We can have [10:11] restaurants. We can have a shared [10:12] highway. We can do things correct. [10:15] >> Me and you can do that. And you know [10:17] that that's true. [10:19] >> That's possible. But most people and me [10:22] as well, I wouldn't want open borders [10:25] with Israel to be honest. [10:27] >> Okay. [10:28] >> I think I want I would we would like [10:30] peace but open borders is doing too [10:31] much. Like there's too much damage on [10:34] our side as well. I'm not sure about [10:36] your side if you can put that past but [10:39] too much trauma, too much loved ones [10:40] lost, innocent loved ones lost to an [10:43] extent where like it's it's impossible [10:46] for me myself and other people, some [10:49] people are different. Some people would [10:50] want uh open borders with Tel Aviv and [10:53] Beirut and Lebanon, but a majority of [10:56] people, I'm telling you, wouldn't want [10:58] that. But I think [10:59] >> I'd like I'd like you to say that. I'd [11:01] like you to say that to the faces of [11:02] over 70,000 Lebanese Jews that were [11:05] kicked out of their homes in Lebanon. [11:07] I'd like you to say that to the face of [11:08] their descendants who are in the [11:10] hundreds of thousands today. I'd like [11:11] you to say that though to their [11:13] >> I condemn them. Jews are people of the [11:15] book. I don't think Jews [11:16] >> No, no, no. But what you just said, what [11:18] you just said about if we made peace and [11:20] you don't want to have open I don't even [11:22] know what open borders means. I mean [11:23] like we'd still go through passport [11:25] check. You know, it's not going to be [11:26] completely. [11:26] >> Yeah, that's what I mean. That's what I [11:27] mean. Yeah. [11:27] >> Yeah. Like open like we could travel to [11:29] one. I'd like you to go Samir to the [11:31] face of a Lebanese Jew living in Israel [11:34] today which I know many you know SAR TV [11:37] know that guy [11:38] >> no [11:39] >> official SAR TV he's one of the biggest [11:40] guy he's a Lebanese Jew talk to him go [11:43] tell to him his face you know I'll peace [11:45] with you but you're not allowed to come [11:46] back to where you're from but we're [11:48] going to [ __ ] and complain all day that [11:50] you guys are occupiers but but thus you [11:53] can't come home it's like an Iraqi [11:56] telling me I'll make peace with you but [11:58] wallah stay over over there. And then [12:00] I'm also going to I'm going to [ __ ] and [12:01] complain all day that you took the [12:02] Palestinians land. So you're willing to [12:04] make peace, so you're not my enemy [12:06] anymore. You never were going to win [12:08] this fight anyways. We kicked all of [12:09] your asses. So it's not really like it [12:11] it's not really like that peace means [12:14] anything. What is peace? [12:15] >> Let's be clear. The Let's be clear. The [12:17] US kicked like defeated [12:19] >> Yeah. The US wasn't with us in 48. US [12:21] wasn't us in ' 67. [12:23] >> Come on, bro. You know what happened? [12:24] >> I mean, the US isn't kicking your ass [12:26] right now. It's It's Israel that's [12:27] kicking your ass. It's our soldiers. [12:29] It's my It's my friends who are in [12:31] Lebanon fighting. It's not American [12:33] soldiers that are there. [12:34] >> Israel without the US. To be honest, [12:37] >> Israel wouldn't exist without the US. [12:39] >> You really think you could back that up? [12:42] >> What What have you guys been able to [12:44] accomp? Please tell me about the You [12:46] guys always say this point that Israel [12:47] couldn't exist. Give me what what's your [12:49] military strategy? What do you have to [12:51] show that you guys All you guys do is [12:53] talk about how Israel wouldn't exist [12:55] without America. What can you guys do [12:57] exactly? What what what can you do? Are [13:00] you are you watching what's going on [13:02] between Yemen and Saudi Arabia? And I [13:04] like the Saudis, by the way. I stand [13:05] with the Saudis. But are you looking at [13:07] what's going on? [13:08] >> Are you aware of what's going on? [13:10] >> I am aware. [13:12] >> What What do you think? How do you where [13:13] do you guys get all this machismo [13:15] confidence from? Like you guys are some [13:16] sort of strategic fighters, brother. You [13:19] guys had a day. You had a glory day in [13:22] the 8th century and it never came back [13:24] since then. From the 8th century till [13:26] today, your ass has been getting kicked [13:27] over and over again by everyone. The 20 [13:29] years, the Drews, the the Assyrians, the [13:32] Calaldians, the Mand, everyone's been [13:34] kicking your guys' ass. You You guys [13:36] have not been able to fight against [13:38] anyone properly. You I don't know if you [13:40] noticed, but you haven't like [13:41] necessarily gained territory anywhere. [13:43] You guys keep actually losing land to [13:45] non-Muslim countries. So, [laughter] [13:48] >> you lost your own country to Hezbollah. [13:50] >> I mean, yeah, you literally lost your [13:52] own country. [13:54] the fabric of it at least. [13:56] >> I mean, you're you're approaching the [13:57] south as well. You're taking parts of [13:59] the south as well. I don't know. [14:00] >> Likewise, we should if you guys can't [14:02] control it, we should take it. [14:04] >> If you guys are going to keep bombing us [14:05] from there, if you're unwilling to [14:07] defend your own borders, we'll do it for [14:08] you. [14:09] >> [ __ ] no. We don't ask you to do anything [14:12] for us. [14:13] >> But you but you're not doing what you [14:14] need to do. You're not defending your [14:15] border. You're not stopping the people. [14:17] You're actually in a lot of ways, you [14:19] probably justify them. [14:22] So then don't complain to me if I if I [14:24] take your [ __ ] Don't complain if you [14:26] were launching missiles from there. [14:29] >> This is the colonial mindset you guys [14:31] have that like it's [14:32] >> No, no, no. Don't do the whole colonial. [14:35] Turn on your camera. Turn on your camera [14:37] for a minute. No, no, no. If you're [14:38] going to talk about colonial, turn on [14:39] your camera right now if you're a man. [14:40] Go turn on your camera. Turn on your [14:42] camera. [14:43] >> Talk to me about colonizing. Go. Show [14:44] me. Show me what you look like. [14:46] >> Talk to me about colonizing. Go. What [14:48] about this is colonizing? Sorry, I'm [14:50] indigenous. Why? Why would I? [14:51] >> I'm indigenous, [ __ ] Don't come [14:53] to me and talk to me about colonization. [14:55] You are a European in this land. Have [14:56] some respect, boy. [14:58] >> That's what you need to have. Don't talk [14:59] to Don't talk to the indigenous [15:02] colonization. [15:03] Take you and your fake Arabic language, [15:06] your colonizers language, and take your [15:08] genetics and go back to. That's where [15:09] you need to go. Don't come to me and [15:11] talk to me about the word colonization [15:13] because I ain't colonizing [ __ ] This is [15:14] what a real indigenous person in the [15:16] Middle East looks like. [15:17] >> You're colonizing every day. [15:19] >> Yeah. What? What? What am I? What? Give [15:21] me example an example of my [15:23] colonization, please. [15:24] >> Bro, you're taking our land. You're [15:26] slowly taking our land. [15:27] >> But am I Wait, hold on. Am I an Arab? [15:31] >> You're an Arab? Yeah, you're [15:33] >> So, how does an Arab How can an Arab [15:35] colonize an Arab, [15:37] >> bro? But you're you're part of the [15:39] Israeli governmentality. [15:40] How does an Arab colonize an Arab? The [15:43] [ __ ] There's different Arab countries [15:45] you can take. You're talking about [15:46] Israel right now. Give me an example of [15:48] Arab colonization. [15:49] >> Bro, we're talking about Israel right [15:51] now. You're [15:52] >> not talking about [15:56] Give me one example of Arab [15:58] colonization. Go yell. [16:01] >> What do you mean? What do you want me to [16:02] say? [16:02] >> One example. [16:03] >> What do you want me to say? [16:04] >> Of Arab colonization. Go. [16:06] >> What do you want me to say? [16:08] >> I don't want you to say [ __ ] I want you [16:09] to say that you're wrong. If you're [16:11] wrong, [16:12] >> wrong about what, bro? You're bouncing [16:13] off. Can an Arabot can an Arab colonize [16:16] an Arab? [16:19] >> Any country can colonize and take land? [16:23] What are you saying? Can an Arab [16:24] colonize an Arab? [16:25] >> What's this question, bro? [16:27] >> Can an Arab colonize? [16:28] >> Not all Arabs are the same. Not all [16:29] Arabs are the same. [16:30] >> Can an Arab colonize an Arab? Yes or no? [16:33] >> I really don't understand your question. [16:35] >> Can an Arab colonize another Arab? Can [16:38] an Arab colonize an Arab country? [16:41] >> Sure. Give me an example of where that's [16:44] happened. [16:46] >> Any country can colonize any other [16:48] country. [16:48] >> Give me an example. Samir, don't be a [16:51] Please. Habibi [16:54] >> answer the question. [laughter] [16:57] >> Can an Arab You're laughing because I [16:59] can't pronounce your colonizers language [17:00] right. Who gives a [ __ ] It's not even [17:02] an indigenous language in the region. [17:04] You're the one who's colonized. Now, [17:06] give me an example. You said Arabs can [17:08] colonize Arabs. Give me an example of [17:10] one Arab country. You asked me if Arabs [17:12] can colonize Arabs. Any country can [17:13] colonize any country. [17:15] >> So give me an example. Which Arab [17:17] country colonized another Arab country [17:18] in history of planet Earth? Go. You must [17:20] know one. [17:23] >> Um I don't know from the top of my head, [17:26] bro. [17:28] >> Yay. [17:30] >> Listen. [17:30] >> Bye. [laughter] [17:32] >> Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. [17:34] >> Thank you for being here. That was a [17:36] great conversation. Samir is an indeed. [17:39] Samir, guys, for those of you watching, [17:41] Samir is indeed one of those idiots who [17:43] I cannot wrap my head around. He is [17:45] Sunni and he knows that when the Shia [17:47] take power, they're slaughtering all of [17:48] them. All of them. The Sunni and the [17:51] Christians right now are the only [17:52] friends each other have. And the Drews [17:54] in uh in uh in Lebanon. But for some [17:57] reason, the Sunnis still have this [18:00] restarted ideology of siding with the [18:02] Shia for some
