Transcript [00:00] A question that everyone's asking and [00:02] has been asking for a while is will the [00:04] queers for Palestine community [00:07] will the queers for Palestine people [00:08] ever wake up to the dangers that they [00:10] put their lives in? [00:12] Truly, I don't know. [00:14] Uh and I think they they insist on [00:15] continuing being [ __ ] but here is a [00:17] new wake-up call [00:19] for the queers for Palestine movement. [00:21] America has been researching Islam and [00:24] here's what's been learned an American, [00:26] sorry. [00:27] I'm a gay guy reading the Quran and [00:29] literally cannot sleep tonight because [00:31] of what happened over the last 3 weeks [00:32] reading this book. [00:34] Let's take a look. [00:36] >> I'm a gay guy reading the Quran and I [00:37] literally cannot sleep tonight because [00:39] of what has happened over the last 3 [00:40] weeks of reading this book. So, I am [00:42] only on the ending of chapter 2 of 114 [00:45] in the Quran and I started this about 3 [00:47] weeks ago and I've been like studying [00:48] it. I'm not just reading the book, I'm [00:50] studying it. I look at verses using [00:51] different translations. I look at [00:53] Prophet Muhammad and like I've been [00:54] learning all about the history, the [00:55] context, its relationship to other [00:56] religions. As I've been learning over [00:58] the last 3 weeks, to be completely [01:00] honest, I've become much more fearful of [01:03] Islam than when I even started this [01:05] journey. And to be honest, I'm very torn [01:07] on what to do because I am still being [01:08] called to make these videos and I'm [01:10] still being called to challenge what I'm [01:12] reading inside the Quran and Islam as a [01:15] whole, but I don't want to spread hate [01:17] towards general people who are Muslim [01:19] because I do believe that probably a [01:22] vast majority of Muslim people [01:24] do not actually have an extremist point [01:26] of view, but I also at the same time [01:29] believe [01:29] >> That's [01:30] >> I don't I don't know. And I'm I'm the [01:31] last person who hates on all Muslims. [01:33] You guys know you guys you guys give me [01:35] [ __ ] for not be like I would say it's [01:38] probably a vast amount of Muslim people [01:40] that hold extremist views. It's the [01:42] minority of Muslims, unfortunately, that [01:43] don't hold extremist views and we [01:45] shouldn't generalize all of them, but it [01:47] is an important caveat to make. [01:49] >> takes 5 to 10% of Muslims in Islam to [01:52] exist with an extremist view to be a [01:54] genuine threat to Western life and [01:57] democracy. And the reason I become more [01:59] fearful is because I genuinely am coming [02:01] to believe, looking at not just the [02:03] Quran but also Islam as a culture and [02:06] history surrounding Islam, that the goal [02:09] of Islam actually is to come in [02:12] in the name of peace, [02:14] get into politics, [02:16] conquer, [02:17] and then turn the country into Islam. [02:20] Which doesn't actually make room for [02:22] religious freedom or a lot of the [02:24] freedoms that we're used to in [02:24] democratic life. [02:26] Like I'm gay. [02:27] That ain't going to fly when they come [02:29] in and take over. So, what do we do? [02:31] Let's have a conversation about this and [02:32] let's not get hateful on either sides [02:33] cuz it's not what I'm trying to do. I do [02:35] not want to spread hate. I just want to [02:36] find a genuine solution and let's talk [02:39] in the comments. [02:40] >> Always the most [02:42] compelling of takes from this Wall [02:44] Street Apes account. [02:46] Genuinely, I do feel like I sometimes [02:47] lose brain cells listening to the guy [02:49] talk. No hate towards him. [02:52] Anyways, I don't want to hate towards [02:53] the guy. It's just that you you know [02:54] what I mean if you know if you [02:55] understand what I mean. A Middle Eastern [02:57] man approached a Sydney Queer Muslims [02:59] booth at a pride event and started [03:00] asking questions before police had to [03:01] intervene. [03:02] >> Can you explain that to us a bit? Sydney [03:04] Queer Muslims? [03:05] >> Yeah, we're [03:06] we live in Sydney. [03:07] >> Mhm. [03:07] >> We're queer and we're Muslims. [03:09] >> Mhm. [03:10] >> Um we look after um [03:12] other queer Muslims in around this area. [03:14] >> So, are these people who used to be [03:16] Muslims? [03:17] >> Muslims. [03:18] >> But they're still Muslims [03:19] >> Oh, yeah. [03:20] >> They're practicing, yeah. [03:21] >> So, how do you Yeah. How do you How do [03:23] you How do you reconcile that with the [03:25] with the faith? [03:26] >> Um [03:29] It's a simple question. [03:30] >> Cuz like in the Sharia, wouldn't it be [03:32] illegal to be a Muslim and and gay? [03:34] >> It's not though. [03:36] Uh so [03:37] >> So, when you when you're when you're [03:38] seeing in Iran like where they throw [03:40] homosexuals off buildings and stuff [03:42] >> Yeah. [03:43] >> Um as a result of homosexuality [03:45] >> In real? [03:46] >> In Iran, Afghanistan, those areas. [03:49] >> And then in Iran, there's also uh [03:52] people who are homosexuals, they give [03:54] them sex change. [03:56] And they make them into the opposite [03:57] sex. There's that as well. So [03:59] >> Are you sure we're speaking about the [04:00] same country? [04:01] >> Iran? [04:02] >> Are you sure? In Iran? [04:03] >> Iran has a lot of sexy operations. [04:05] >> I'm a Middle Eastern background. I come [04:07] from Middle Eastern background. What [04:09] you're telling me is [04:10] you're telling me something that is [04:11] literally a fantasy and I've seen the [04:14] reality of things. What you're telling [04:15] me is [04:16] >> Like like we we we're Middle Eastern so [04:18] we saw what like Islamic Islam did to [04:22] the homosexual community in Lebanon, in [04:25] Iraq, in Syria, Afghanistan now. You see [04:28] Iran. Like they literally throw them off [04:30] buildings and you you have documented [04:32] evidence of it. [04:33] >> Yeah. I'm a [04:34] >> Yeah. [04:34] >> Do you know that these people are [04:35] filming you? [04:37] >> No. [04:37] >> Did they ask for your permission? [04:40] >> No. [04:40] >> I think they are filming you without [04:41] your permission. [04:42] >> No. [04:44] >> All these people [04:45] Are they filming without permission? [04:49] >> Yeah, it's a public event. [04:52] >> We're just asking questions about what's [04:53] going on here. [04:55] >> Are you Are you Are you LGBTIQ? [04:57] >> No. Do I have to be? [04:58] >> No, you don't need to be but I I don't [05:00] care. What what questions are you asking [05:01] them? [05:02] >> I'm asking him questions about what it [05:04] means to be a Muslim, queer, things like [05:06] that. How you can reconcile those. [05:09] >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. [05:10] >> Here's the issue, guys. [05:12] We're in Australia. [05:14] We have this idea of like We have the [05:17] I mean [05:18] is this communist Russia? Is this [05:19] communist China? [05:28] >> How is it Why do the Western police in [05:30] these countries always see a camera as [05:32] antagonizing? I don't understand it. [05:34] Everyone is filming everything all the [05:36] time. So here you're actually God forbid [05:38] you actually try to have a serious [05:39] discussion with somebody about a topic [05:41] that the represent a whole [ __ ] booth [05:42] about. You would think You would think [05:45] that that would not be a problem to just [05:47] have a conversation. Yet every time we [05:49] see this in the UK and Australia. You're [05:50] you're coming out with your camera, [05:51] you're antagonizing people. Like [05:53] What do you Why since when did a camera [05:55] become a sign of antagonization? I don't [05:57] understand. When did a camera become [05:59] antagonizing? Here's that same game gay [06:02] guy with the Wall Street Apes commentary [06:04] talking again about it. I'm a gay guy [06:06] that lives in Michigan that's reading [06:07] the Quran and the reason I'm reading [06:08] this is because I've been called [06:09] Islamophobic by people in the gay [06:11] community because I've expressed genuine [06:13] concern over the state of how gays and [06:15] women are treated in Islamic dominated [06:17] countries. I genuinely do not understand [06:21] how somebody could look at a place [06:22] that's Muslim dominated and say that [06:24] they want that here, especially as a gay [06:27] man. It makes no sense. It's not like a [06:29] It's not like a hatred thing. It's not [06:31] like a political argument. It's like [06:32] those are not conditions that would be [06:34] conducive to the way that I want to live [06:35] my life here and any gay person who's [06:37] literally at a gay bar when having this [06:39] argument can agree if there's any [06:41] logical brain power being activated [06:44] whatsoever in that conversation. And I [06:45] just want to preface this one more time. [06:46] I do not care what religion you [06:47] practice, what skin color, anything that [06:49] just goes on for you. I do not care, but [06:50] you should not and cannot use that to [06:52] infringe on my right to be who I am as [06:55] long as we're not being violent towards [06:57] each other, right? So, that's what [06:58] America's all about and it's a great [07:00] country. Like we're very very lucky to [07:02] be here. So, [07:03] I just don't get what the gays are [07:04] thinking. They're like literally they've [07:06] lost it. They have lost it. They've [07:08] always been kind of too far left for me [07:10] to be crazy, but they're like actually [07:12] mentally ill. This is like a mental [07:14] illness at this point. Did these gays [07:15] are so in support of something that's so [07:18] obviously bad for them? I just can't I I [07:19] cannot understand. This is a lot. It's [07:21] making me go crazy. [07:22] >> Suicidal empathy. [07:24] >> And most likely I'm going to agree with [07:25] like 90% of what's in this because like [07:27] all religious texts, most of it's very [07:29] true and it's probably almost all true [07:31] if you read it in the correct lens, [07:32] understanding that religions are written [07:34] in metaphors and using deep symbolism. [07:36] If I'm taking this very literal at face [07:37] value, I'm going to miss a lot of the [07:39] actual messages just like you'd miss it [07:40] in the Bible, you know, or any other big [07:42] religious text. [07:45] >> Always the best commentary from the Wall [07:47] Street Apes. [07:48] >> [laughter] [07:49] >> Always. And folks, our good friend Talia [07:52] Joseph from the Talia Joseph channel, [07:54] make sure you subscribe to her. Get [07:56] another episode of her West Watch show [07:58] this time about queer for Palestine. [07:59] Let's take a look. [08:00] >> What's up, everybody? It's me, Talia. [08:02] Welcome back to my channel. Today we're [08:04] going to react to some hilarious videos [08:07] together. You see, since October 7th, [08:09] 2023, everybody on social media decided [08:13] that they're now experts on the Middle [08:16] East and geopolitics. And a lot of [08:18] people who probably should be locked in [08:21] their room without access to the [08:23] internet are now posting videos. [08:26] A lot of videos about my country. So, I [08:28] figured why won't we just take a look at [08:30] some of those propaganda posts together [08:33] and debunk them one by one. Let's get [08:35] into it. Our first gem for today is this [08:38] young American girl, Taylor. Let's check [08:40] out together what she had to say about [08:42] the conflict in the Middle East. [08:44] >> I don't hate Jews, I hate Zionism. Those [08:46] are not the same thing. Judaism is a [08:48] religion and an ethnicity. Zionism is a [08:50] political ideology tied to displacement, [08:53] uh colonization, and ethno-nationalism. [08:56] Early Zionist leaders openly discussed [08:58] multiple locations for a Jewish state. [09:01] They thought about Argentina and Uganda [09:03] before they chose Palestine. Here's the [09:05] thing that gets me. In the text, they [09:07] are clearly aware that Palestinians [09:09] lived there before. They wrote about [09:11] expecting resistance because they know [09:13] that no group of people is going to be [09:14] okay with giving up their land, giving [09:17] up their rights, and being displaced. [09:18] And when oppressed people resist, [09:20] violently or not, uh powerful media [09:24] machines know how to weaponize that. [09:26] They frame the occupied as savages or [09:28] terrorists while ignoring what [09:31] conditions got them to resist in the [09:32] first place. That tactic has been used [09:34] historically to justify occupation, [09:37] apartheid, and mass violence. Western [09:39] powers backed Zionism politically and [09:41] militarily while Palestinians were [09:45] actively being erased. I'm sorry, but [09:46] being against bombing civilians, killing [09:49] children, engineered starvation, uh [09:51] genocide, that's not anti-Semitic. If I [09:54] was alive during the Holocaust, I would [09:55] have been against that, too. Opposing [09:57] one genocide while excusing another is [09:59] just is that's not morality, okay? Now, [10:01] say this with me, okay? Criticizing [10:04] political ideology and a state is not [10:07] the same thing as hating Jewish people. [10:11] And if we could all just wake up and [10:12] realize that it keeps the money moving [10:15] for these rich people. It keeps the [10:16] people in power in power when we hate [10:18] each other. Like us hating each other, [10:21] it's doing numbers for them. [10:23] >> So, I just want to break down quickly [10:25] some of the claims that Taylor made in [10:27] her yap with me video. We'll start with [10:30] Zionism because this one apparently is [10:32] controversial. [10:33] >> Zionism is simply the belief that Jewish [10:35] people, as indigenous people to the land [10:38] of Judea, have the right to [10:40] self-determine in our ancestral [10:42] homeland. That's what Zionism is, not [10:45] all of the [ __ ] that you guys like [10:47] to stick to it. Because when you're [10:49] talking about Zionism as this political [10:52] movement, you are not 100% wrong, but [10:55] that's not what Zionism is in its [10:57] essence. Again, Zionism is just the [10:59] belief that Jews should be able to live [11:01] in their ancestral homeland. And if you [11:03] like it or not, this ancestral homeland [11:06] is Israel. Jews come from that land. [11:09] Doesn't matter how much you try to erase [11:12] our history, you will never be able to [11:14] succeed. The word Zionism quite [11:16] literally come from the Hebrew word [11:18] Zion, which describes the mountains of [11:20] Jerusalem. So, even before Theodor [11:23] Herzl, Jews who were kicked out of our [11:26] land were praying towards Jerusalem, [11:29] praying to come back home one day, to go [11:32] back to Zion. This is where the word [11:34] Zionism is from. So, hopefully Taylor, [11:37] this video is going to find you because [11:38] I'm going to educate you on some more [11:39] things, okay? You mentioned an [11:40] ethno-state. Do you have a problem with [11:43] Japan, Taylor? Because for what I know, [11:46] Japan is pretty much an ethno-state. The [11:48] vast majority of the civilians there are [11:49] Japanese. Do you have a problem with [11:51] Italy? [11:52] Do you have a problem with China? Do you [11:54] have a problem with Germany? Do you have [11:55] a problem with pretty much the vast [11:58] majority of the countries in the world, [12:00] except maybe the United States and [12:02] Canada? Most countries in the world are [12:06] ethno-states. Now, I will counter that [12:09] argument because it is kind of a stupid [12:11] argument if you compare it to Israel, [12:12] because you have 2 million Arabs living [12:14] in Israel. [12:16] 2 million Arabs that are full citizens, [12:20] they have equal rights. How do you [12:22] explain this ethno-state claim? Because [12:24] yes, Israel is a Jewish state. It's [12:27] always going to be a Jewish state, but [12:30] that doesn't mean that it's a state only [12:32] for Jews. This is where we have Muslims, [12:34] Christians, Baha'is, Druze, Samaritans, [12:37] Bedouins, we have other cultures who [12:39] live in Israel peacefully. But yeah, it [12:43] will always be a Jewish state because [12:45] the Jews [12:46] >> Masha'Allah. [12:46] >> also deserve to have one place to call [12:48] home. [12:49] >> Masha'Allah. [12:49] >> Specifically when it's our indigenous [12:52] homeland. How many Arab states are [12:54] there, Tyler? Are they also [12:56] ethno-states? Is Yemen an ethno-state? [12:58] Is Syria an ethno-state? Is Egypt an [13:00] ethno-state? Is Iran an ethno-state? Do [13:02] you have a problem with those equally as [13:04] much as you have a problem with Israel? [13:05] No, because you're a [ __ ] hypocrite. [13:07] But let's continue with another point [13:09] that you brought. The early Zionists [13:11] considered other places as well before [13:13] settling on Israel. You are correct. [13:16] They considered other places because [13:18] they were secular. So at first, they [13:20] thought about, well, where can we put [13:22] all of these Jews that are trying to run [13:25] away from persecution in Europe? Where [13:26] can we put them? So they thought about [13:29] different places, but then, even though [13:31] they are secular because you said [13:33] correctly, Jews are not just a religion, [13:35] we're also an ethnicity, they [13:37] internalized that there is really no [13:39] other place in the world that we can [13:41] call home except our homeland, which is [13:45] the land of Israel. And this is why even [13:47] those secular Jews realized that the [13:50] only answer, the only solution is for us [13:53] to go back to where we came from. Now, I [13:55] want to talk about the Palestinians for [13:57] a second. Do you know, Tyler, that this [13:58] identity was only adopted by these Arabs [14:03] in the '60s? They never called [14:05] themselves Palestinians before the '60s. [14:07] They were just Arabs. Even the war that [14:09] we had in 1948, the famous war that you [14:12] guys always like to talk about when we [14:14] bring up October 7th, It was called the [14:16] Arab-Israeli War, not the [14:17] Israeli-Palestinian War. Why? Cuz they [14:19] never called themselves Palestinians [14:22] before Yasser Arafat did this whole [14:24] branding to these people. They just [14:27] called themselves Arabs. But they [14:29] understood that if they're going to call [14:31] themselves Palestinians, and before the [14:33] state of Israel, that land, that region [14:36] was called the British Mandate for [14:37] Palestine, if they are Palestinians, [14:38] well, now they have more of a claim to [14:41] the land than us. No, they're Arabs. And [14:44] Arabs, Taylor, I might rock your world, [14:46] are from Arabia. Another one of the [14:49] claims is the resistance. You know, [14:51] resistance is justified because at the [14:53] end of the day, these people are so [14:54] oppressed. They're going through a [14:56] genocide, ethnic cleansing, starvation, [14:59] starvation where the vast majority of [15:01] the population in Gaza are actually [15:02] obese, where even Hamas [15:04] Hamas mentioned that less than 500 [15:07] people died in this war from starvation. [15:09] 500, not 500,000. 500, and not only from [15:13] starvation, starvation and malnutrition [15:15] cases. Less than 500. If you compare the [15:17] numbers of how many people died from [15:20] starvation and malnutrition in Gaza, and [15:22] do the ratio between how many people [15:24] live there, and compare it to the United [15:26] States of America, more people die in [15:28] America from malnutrition every single [15:30] year than they did in Gaza. And I will [15:33] say it again, more people die in the [15:36] United States of America from [15:37] malnutrition per capita [15:39] in a year than in Gaza. Do you think [15:42] that there is a malnutrition problem in [15:43] the United States? Do you think there's [15:45] a level five famine in the United States [15:47] of America? I don't think so. The fact [15:50] that people can bring up claims against [15:51] Israel is because they put Israel on a [15:54] different pedestal. They have double [15:56] standards when it comes to Israel. Not [15:57] even a double standard, it's a singular [15:59] standard. It's an impossible standard [16:02] where we are expected to be okay with [16:04] the fact that we have people across the [16:05] border that want to burn us alive, that [16:08] want to rape us, that want to kill us. [16:11] We are supposed to be okay with that? [16:13] Because in your [ __ ] up reality, it's [16:16] justified because they are resisting? If [16:19] they were resisting, Taylor, when they [16:21] crossed the border on October 7th, 6,000 [16:24] of them, only 3,000 were Hamas, 3,000 of [16:27] them were innocent civilians, when they [16:29] crossed the border, Taylor, they could [16:31] have gone to military bases and go from [16:34] one to another and actually conquer some [16:37] land. If it was just about the land. But [16:39] you know what they did? No, they took [16:41] pleasure in murdering us slowly. They [16:44] went to the festival. They went to the [16:45] kibbutzim. They killed old women, old [16:49] men, babies, pregnant women, raped [16:52] women, raped men, and took 251 hostages. [16:56] 251 hostages. Is that resistance in your [16:59] [ __ ] up reality? In your privileged [17:02] little box that you live in in America? [17:04] Is that's resistance? Because if that's [17:06] your resistance, [ __ ] your resistance. [17:08] And don't cry once you suffered the [17:10] consequences. Because guess what? If you [17:12] [ __ ] around, you will find out. And the [17:14] Palestinians right now are in the [17:16] finding out phase. But if you're asking [17:18] me personally, they're not finding out [17:20] enough. Because if they are still able [17:22] to produce propaganda, if they still [17:24] think that they won, they haven't found [17:26] out enough and we need to be even [17:27] harder, Taylor. Sorry to break it to [17:29] you. And I will finish with this, [17:30] Taylor. It's completely fine criticizing [17:33] the Israeli government. I personally, as [17:35] a Jewish woman, I hate it when people [17:37] use the word anti-Semitism so lightly. I [17:38] don't think that every single person who [17:40] hates Bibi or hates Israeli policy or or [17:43] just doesn't agree with the government [17:45] is an anti-Semite. I hate people that [17:47] just overuse that word because it's [17:48] dilute that word. But I would call an [17:50] anti-Semite if you have double standards [17:52] towards Israel. Because that's the [17:54] problem with people all over the world. [17:55] They have double standards when it comes [17:57] to Jews. You all can fight your wars, [18:00] you can protect your people, you can [18:01] keep your country safe. But when it [18:03] comes to Israel, [18:04] oh my goodness, we cannot do that. You [18:06] will never know what happened in Congo [18:08] and Sudan and China. But in Israel, if [18:10] somebody in Gaza has a stomach ache, you [18:12] will know about it in the CNN and BBC [18:15] first thing tomorrow morning. And that's [18:17] exactly the double standard that we're [18:18] talking about. Because you guys don't [18:20] really think about innocent people. [18:21] Because if you did, you would have cared [18:23] about all those other tragedies that are [18:24] happening all over the world. But you're [18:26] hyper fixated on Israel because even if [18:29] you know it or not, the world wired you [18:31] to have this Jew obsession in the back [18:34] of your mind. And this is why you are so [18:37] obsessed over this specific conflict, [18:39] which you will yap about for two, three [18:41] minutes, but not really about any other [18:43] conflict. You're not going to march in [18:44] the streets for Sudan. You're not going [18:46] to march in the streets for Congo. [18:47] You're not going to march in the streets [18:48] for Iran. You're not going to do that [18:50] cuz it's just not as cool. And you guys [18:52] all are doing this as a Tik Tok and an [18:55] Instagram trend. You're virtue [18:56] signaling. So this video was sent to me [18:58] multiple times and [19:01] I have no words to describe it, [19:03] honestly. Let's just get into it [19:04] together. [19:06] >> Oh boy. [19:08] It's one of these. [19:12] Oh boy. [19:15] These poor These poor people, it's [19:17] really a psychosis. Like there's [19:18] something wrong with them. [19:20] I think they're all They're all [19:21] [ __ ] Like actually that they I [19:23] think they're all cognitively disabled. [19:25] Every single one of them. [19:27] >> You understand now what I'm talking [19:28] about when I'm saying this is a trend? [19:30] This is something that people do now [19:32] because they want to They want to be a [19:34] part of something and they think it [19:35] makes them look cool. Leave the fact [19:37] that this gay gentleman should thank the [19:39] IDF for destroying over 70% of the [19:41] buildings in Gaza because at least if he [19:44] actually go to Gaza, he will have less [19:46] chance to be thrown off a roof because [19:48] there's less [laughter] buildings. So he [19:50] should definitely thank the IDF. But he [19:52] will do this in a European country or in [19:55] America where he knows he's going to be [19:57] safe. He knows he's going to die or at [19:59] least be imprisoned [20:03] if he ever goes anywhere in Palestine [20:07] with his outfit, with his cute little [20:10] He knows he'll die. Like Hamas literally [20:13] killed a Hamas member. [20:16] An actual member for allegations of [20:17] being gay. This guy will be the first in [20:20] line. But again, it's a trend. It's so [20:23] cool. It's so cute. They'll put the [20:24] little keffiyeh. They maybe just like [20:26] the pattern and don't even know that [20:28] this is actually an Iraqi keffiyeh. [20:30] >> There she is. Just put it on to be cool [20:32] and trendy. [20:33] >> Proud of you Proud of you for saying [20:34] that, my sister. Proud Very proud of you [20:35] for that. [20:36] >> Another gem in the name of Julia making [20:37] a mural for Palestine. Let's take a [20:40] look. [20:43] >> Just colonizing Greece. [20:45] >> Few things. What do you think is going [20:46] to happen to this young girl if she [20:48] actually dressed like that in Gaza or in [20:50] Judea and Samaria, as you call the West [20:52] Bank? What do you think is going to [20:54] happen to her? [20:55] I have a wild guess. Second thing, when [20:57] they talk about a free Gaza, what do you [20:59] think they talk about? Because let's [21:01] just go with their imagination real [21:03] quick and let's say that Israel is [21:05] destroyed and now Gaza is fully [21:07] controlled by the Palestinians, even [21:09] though it was We literally gave it to [21:11] them in 2005. But, let's say. Let's just [21:13] go with that idea. All of Israel is now [21:16] Palestine, including Gaza, including [21:18] Judea and Samaria. Everything is [21:20] Palestine and controlled by the [21:22] Palestinians. How do you think it's [21:24] going to look like? Do you think it's [21:25] going to be a democracy? You think [21:27] there's going to be equal rights between [21:29] men and women, LGBTQ rights? Like, what [21:32] do you think this free Palestine going [21:35] to look like, Julia? Because you surely [21:38] won't be able to wear this in that [21:40] Palestine that you're envisioning. And [21:42] if you want to tell me that it's going [21:43] to be this utopia and just this [21:45] democracy, can you give me another [21:47] example for a country run by Muslim that [21:49] is a democracy? [21:51] I'll wait. Because that's the thing. [21:53] These guys are wishing for something [21:55] that is just not a reality. Because [21:57] again, even if we just go with their [21:59] train of thought, [22:01] that Palestine, which will be free, will [22:05] be not free at all to nobody who lives [22:08] there. It's just going to be another [22:10] totalitarian regime with radical Islamic [22:14] ideology that wants to take over the [22:16] West. But, this time, instead of doing [22:18] it from a small place, they're going to [22:20] do it from a country. That's the only [22:22] difference that's going to happen if [22:23] Palestine will be free. [22:25] >> Okay, guys. Thank you so much for being [22:26] here. If you like this type of content [22:28] >> Another great episode of West Watch with [22:29] our good friend Talia Joseph. Make sure [22:32] you subscribe to her channel and show [22:33] her some love. Here's more of the Queers [22:35] for Palestine movement solidarity with [22:38] her Palestinian dress. [22:40] Him. [22:41] >> Free, free Palestine. [22:43] >> FREE, FREE PALESTINE. [22:45] >> FREE, FREE, FREE PALESTINE. [22:47] >> FREE, FREE, FREE PALESTINE. [22:49] >> FREE, FREE PALESTINE. [22:51] >> FREE, FREE PALESTINE. [22:53] >> FREE, FREE, FREE PALESTINE. [22:55] >> FREE, FREE, free Palestine. [22:57] >> Free, free, free [22:58] >> Can you imagine the Chinese sweatshops [23:01] where these this merchandise, the [23:03] Palestinian fan, the Palestinian dress [23:04] are being produced? [23:11] Can you Can you imagine Palestinian [23:13] lives over literally anyone else? What [23:15] How much Do you think that that dress [23:17] and that fan was ethically sourced? Do [23:20] you think that was an ethically sourced [23:21] fan and dress? Yeah, do you think [23:23] Palestinians handcrafted that flag that [23:26] they don't know the meaning of, the [23:27] colors of that flag? They don't know [23:28] that a British man made that flag? Do [23:30] you think Palestinians created that [23:32] flag? No. It was made by some [23:34] sweatshops, some poor Chinese kids died [23:36] slaving away making this [ __ ] dress, [23:39] a keffiyeh, and a fan for you. And also [23:42] good to know that it's a black [23:43] transgender. [23:45] I actually don't know that she's [23:46] transgender, I'm assuming that she is. [23:47] Uh queer Queers for Palestine. It's good [23:49] to know that a black transgender, so [23:51] somebody who would be thrown off of a [23:53] rooftop for being gay, but also that has [23:56] their own neighborhood, their own [23:58] neighborhood reserved just for black [24:00] people in Gaza called Harat al-Abeed, [24:02] saved specifically for the black people. [24:04] What does Harat al-Abeed mean? The [24:06] neighborhood of THE SLAVES. [24:08] ALHAMDULILLAH. [24:12] IT IT MAKES SENSE TO BE A chickens for [24:14] KFC. It makes sense to be a gays for [24:16] Gaza, but being a black transgender for [24:18] Gaza, that's ultimate sense. Ultimate [24:21] makes sense. Here's Donald Trump. [24:23] >> And now they're going full-blown [24:26] communists. They're going full-blown [24:29] communist and [24:30] I love the guys also. They're out there [24:33] politicking. [24:34] Gays for Palestine. How about that? [24:39] Now, I saw it today and I said, "Wait a [24:41] minute." [24:42] Gays for Palestine. [24:44] Do you know what they do [24:47] to gay people [24:49] in that part of the world? [24:51] But, they have gays for Palestine. This [24:53] they had a a group of people, gays for [24:55] Palestine. And this gays for Palestine. [24:58] Let's send them over someday to [25:00] >> Yes. [25:01] >> negotiate. [25:04] Let's see. [25:06] You'll never see him again. You'll never [25:08] see him again. I don't want to tell you [25:10] what they do, but they do things that [25:12] you wouldn't believe. And state [25:14] after state, the Democrat Party has [25:16] nominated the most extreme anti-American [25:19] candidates in history. And that's why [25:22] typically [25:24] you win a presidency. [25:27] >> Ladies and gentlemen, our president [25:28] could not be more correct. [25:30] Could not be more correct about that one [25:32] specific thing that he's saying right [25:34] there. It is the fact that the free [25:36] Palestine movement is a bunch of horse [25:38] [ __ ]
