A recorded monologue from the Video Noire series ("Video Noire: Violence et Satanisme") that critiques takfirism — the practice of declaring fellow Muslims apostates and justifying their killing. The speaker recounts an online debate where an interlocutor argued apostates should be killed for not observing Ramadan, then explains why takfirism is spiritually and socially destructive, contrasts literalist readings across religions (citing Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and Christian/Opus Dei references) to show such literalism does not mandate murder, and warns the problem exists in Maghreb and Europe alike. The tone is serious, condemnatory, and emotionally charged.
Hello. A few days ago, or rather a few hours ago, I was participating in an online debate and there was someone who argued that when someone leaves Islam, they should be killed. He said that when a person, for example, does not observe Ramadan, they should be arrested. Ask why they do not observe Ramadan and ask whether or not they recognize the existence of Ramadan.
So.
So if they do not recognize the existence of Ramadan, it means that they have left Islam and should be killed because it is assumed that they were in it before. These are what we call takfiris. So what is a takfiri? A takfiri is someone in our Arab Muslim nation. They are the ones who kill the most people. They even kill babies because they say to you, I prefer to slit a baby's throat so that he grows up in a non Muslim country where he risks becoming a non Muslim. Do you see people, in fact, the. The word takfir is very, very dangerous because what is takfir? Takfir is designating people, pointing the finger at them and saying that person by their behavior or their way of thinking or their way of speaking, is not Muslim. So it hides something huge. Because if it's just their opinion and they say you're Muslim or you're not Muslim, we don't really care.
But that's not the problem.
The problem is that these people arrogate to themselves the right to kill anyone they designate under this label.
That's the problem.
So that's already number one. Before you get outraged, because the goal is not to create excitement and indignation. I think I've heard too much in my life to be outraged about such things. But what I'm trying to tell you is that if you think very carefully, then you have to think carefully for just 30 seconds. That will give you a very important key to understanding this phenomenon. Because the idea in life is simply to find the keys that allow us to understand the mystery that surround us. Let's put ourselves in a religious context where we are believers, we believe in God and evil and things like that. Just for the next two minutes, I won't ask you for more. Death is not an end. Death for believers, whoever they are, is not an end, but the beginning of a process. It is in fact sending things back to the sender. Because normally when you die, a process begins that is managed by God and so on. Well, I think all religions pretty much agree on this point. I'll give you the thing. Sorry for the silence, because I have to find the. If you decree that Islam is the Path, Okay? And at the same time, you decree that if a person leaves this path, you kill them. What does that mean? What does that mean? It means that you wait for the person to leave the path, and the moment you make sure that they have left the path, you kill them to remove any possibility of redemption. That means that you are not serving a divine purpose, you are serving a satanic purpose. That means that you actually want to send back to God as many people as possible who are out of his way. So you watch, you wait for him to leave the way, and then you kill them. In no religion in the world has God ever asked men to watch whether other men were on his way or not, and to kill them the moment he leaves the way. That doesn't exist. It's not Christian, Islamic or Jewish. It's something satanic. That's the name. We have to tell it like it is. So the problem we have with the Maghrebins, unfortunately, okay, even the cans, they import them from Turkey. So to tell you, it's not that we're not. Sorry. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have brought up this story about the can of food, but it came out too late. Let's continue. What I'm going to tell you is very serious. Everything that is sacred, everything that is sacred, texts. These are not things that can be read literally, nor things that can be understood literally. Nor are they things that are easy and obvious to understand on first reading. Let me give you an example. I'm jumping from one religion to another here. I'm going to Judaism. I'm taking one of the most important rabbis of Judaism. He lived about 2,000 years ago. And this rabbi is called Rabbi Shimon Beriorai. I think all Jews know him. What did he say? He spoke about these obligations that Jews call mitvats. That's the plural of mitzvah, an obligation. And in fact, there is an obligation for Jews to wash their hands three times in the morning when they wake up. It's a mitvah. There you have it. And you know what he said, Aymanbar? He said that the Jew who does not wash his hands in the morning deserves to die. So fortunately, this rabbi is not from the Maghreb, because we would have ended up with 100,000 deaths. We would have ended up with laws. We would have ended up with people watching their neighbors through the window to see if they wash their hands in the morning. We would have ended up with absolute disasters in our society. What he meant, this rabbi, if we understand correctly, he meant, I use Terms. I use terms from Opus dei. I'm jumping to the Christians now. He. He who does not wash his hands in the morning. That means he who does not seek holiness in the mitvah, in the most basic, simplest obligations. His life no longer has any meaning. What life is he talking about? Don't talk about biological life because someone can. Absolutely. We can find lots of Jews or Christians or Muslims who don't respect the precepts of their religion, but who are completely alive and breathing and everything. There's no problem. We're not talking about biological life. We're talking about spiritual life, which meant that if someone doesn't seek holiness in these little details, in these little things, in. In these little obligations, if they start to no longer give them importance, it means that they're not going to give importance to anything at all. And that, in fact, their spiritual life is screwed. He didn't say, go ahead, take a knife, kill him, film it and put it online. Okay. Okay. That's extremely unfortunate. We live with. We live with people, my friends. I'm telling you, we live with people. Uh, I don't know what. I don't know. It takes certain people. They have to connect 300 to obtain an intelligence equivalent to that of a small monkey. But still, they are extremely dangerous.
That's the problem.
They are extremely dangerous. They are ready to kill. That's the thing, is that as soon as they don't understand, they are ready to kill.
And that's the problem.
That's why we couldn't take off. And that's why we are all in the. And it's not just a Maghreb problem, please. It's also a European problem. Because today, with what's happening, we have these specimens. We have plenty of them. There are plenty of them. Even in Europe. There are plenty. I don't know how to deal with all this. Honestly. I don't know how to deal with all this. And in any case, I honestly feel like calling Father Bouch. He still has a BC52 that is coming to bomb us. I don't care. I'm ready to get bombed. It doesn't matter if I take a 300 kilogram bomb. If I disappear, it's no problem to get vaporized if I'm sure that there are other bastards like that who leave in the interest of all humanity. I'm extremely dark tonight. I'm very, very dark. You know, I'm black.
Black.
That's that.
I shouldn't even. I shouldn't even record a video like that. Not even put it online, you know, on a day like this, normally, I don't know. I should go do something else. It's serious. Honestly, it's serious. For the guy to say or ask me if it's okay for Ramadan to go through. I'll kill him.
That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it.
With that, we're not going to go very far. We're really going to go. In six months, we're going to send a man to the moon. In six months, we're going to send a man to the moon. Holy. Guys, we're in deep, absolutely deep altogether.
