Violences en Algérie (Sunnites / Ibadites)

Hello, my friends. This week I had a hard time speaking. That's why I didn't make a video. I'm so disgusted that I have a hard time expressing it in words. Usually I can do it, but this week I gave up, as they say. So there's some very bad news coming from Algeria. You know, there are inter ethnic tensions that have caused deaths. There's talk of 25 deaths in the Radia region. So to understand what's happening, I'll give you an example. A few years ago, a few years ago, I was in Algeria, in the Orient region, and I was told about a major incident, a fight and a killing between football fans, okay, who were supporting two different teams. These supporters came to blows. There were injuries, deaths, and some of these supporters supported the Barcelona team and the other half supported the Real Madrid team. This means that neither of them were Spanish or had been to Spain, had lived with any attachment to Spain. But despite everything, they used a sporting event that takes place in Spain and used it as a platform to satisfy their hatreds and to fight. Kill each other, to have a justification for killing. In the same way, when you go to the Mazab region, there are Sunni Muslims there and there are Abadi Muslims. Well, Abadi is a fairly ultra minority movement in Islam that is situated a little bit, let's say, between Shiism and Sunnism, although I would classify it closer to Sunnism than Shi'. Ism. But be careful, be careful. The Sunnis are in their dogmas, they are capable of killing people who are extremely close to them. Right?

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They are capable of killing people who differ in their practice of Islam. On a minor point, okay. A few days ago I was reading a book by Ibn Taymiyyah, for example, and there was a Fato. It's the book Majmor Al Fadah. Yes. I don't have it here in the car. And there is a fato. He was asked, he was told, a man, come and pray at our mosque. And before praying, he said, out, God, I intend to pray the morning prayer instead of saying it to myself, instead of thinking it and saying it out loud, as I just said. So, he asked, Ibn Tiya, what do we do with this man? Notice that this man is a Muslim who prays in exactly the same place. He has the same imam. So he is someone who is very close to them. He does everything like them. But there is one detail on which he differs, which is that he says out loud his intention to pray. Textually, in Ibn Chay Islam, it is the Shaykh of Sunni Islam, not the others, nor the Ibadit, nor the. He tells them, well, you will have to tell him to stop doing that, to stop speaking out loud before praying. And if he does not want to stop, you will have to kill him.

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So literally the Fatah says, well, if he does not want to give up this habit of his, well, you take him behind the mosque, you slit his throat, you come back to pray. Okay, there you have it. That's the Sunni mentality and in particular the type of Sunnism that prevails in the region because it's a Sunnism tinged with Wahhabism. You have to know that someone like the IMA was judged by the four Sunni schools and he was put in prison. He ended his life in prison because of this kind of fatwa, like the one I just mentioned to you. But thanks to the Saudi dollar that's behind it. He's promoted. Even Algerian television has promoted it. Even the Algerian school has promoted it.

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So because there are Saudi dollars behind it, and this guy with these satanic fatua like the one I just mentioned to you, will constitute the renewal of Islam.

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I'll continue. The abadis, they are criticized, aren't they, for not agreeing with a certain number of caliphs. So I didn't even mention Caliph Ali, if you want, in part of his life. Okay, I don't even want to go into detail. I could tell you how dishonest this statement is and how hypocritical it is, in fact. But I'll tell you something. In Sunni Islam, when there were caliphs a long time ago, they didn't create anything. They were. Let's fa. They were. They were, they were. They had nothing to envy. Our leaders of today. I can even tell you that our leaders of today, even with their corruption and their violence and everything, they are 1,000 times better than the caliphs of the time. They don't hesitate to tell people, to tell their armies to go burn people alive. They burn people alive. I have it here. I don't even want to show it to you, okay? Do you take my word for it? Anyway, what happens, I've noticed with my videos is that I show documents and all that, but in the end, those who believe me believe me right away. And those who are blind, who don't want to see the truth, I can tell you, you can do whatever you want. You can do whatever you want. They'll just come and insult, yell and leave anyway. It's useless for me to show documents. It's useless. But I'M going to do it anyway. Spend my life doing useless things. I'll take this book.

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This book is by Muhammad IBN Abdul Wahhab. Muhammad Abdul Wahhab, his name, you guessed it, is the founder of Wahhabism. Actually Ra. Right? But he won't get this book out of his head. He'll base it on books by like minded people. It means people who have the same mentality before. So here we have a speech by Abu Bakr.

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Abu Bakr is the first Caliph of the Sunnis, Okay? Abu Bakr is the first Caliph of the Sunnis. The Sunnis consider him as they call a righteous person. They say sadiq. They say Abu Bakr siddiq, which means the righteous one.

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It means he exemplified, according to the Sunni scale of values, he exemplified things that are just that are virtuous and that we would even like to see again in our societies. Right? Here's his letter to Khalid IBN Waleed, who is considered a hero of Sunni Islam. I want to say that the curse Abu Bakr. They never say Abu Bakr without saying, uh, the abaedith or pro Abu Bakr. I just want to tell you that they are closer to the Sunnis than the Shiites. Look at what he says. Look at what he says in his letter. The part one underlined, okay? He just says, I'm going to read it in Arabic. I'm saying in French. In fact, he tells them that whoever doesn't agree to return to Islam, to return to Islam. Wait, be careful. That was the first war that the Sunnis call apostasy. But in fact, they are wars of tackfirism, right? It was the, it was the. It was just in the week after the death of the Prophet, there were Muslims who said to Abu Bakr, listen, you proclaimed yourself Caliph, but we, well, we know the Prophet, we know Allah. We have the Quran, we have all that. We are Muslims. But you just leave us alone. We don't want to hear about you. What happened? He told them, you give me the tax. He didn't want to pay him the tax because he didn't recognize him as a leader. What did he do? So he sent his soldiers. He told them, either he pays you the tax, which means he returns to Islam. That's what is called political tactfulism. It means that the Caliphs have always created this, this sensitivity. That means that if you don't agree with the Caliph, that means if you don't agree with his decisions, if you don't want to pay him taxes or you think he's spoiling you or things like that. Or if you're for someone else, politically or otherwise, you're an opponent, you become a kafil, you become an apostate. You have to be killed. There you go. And so what he tells him, he tells him, leave no one alive. Burn with fire and sell children and women into slavery. Okay, so that's fair, huh? That's the scale of values, of Sunni values. And then they're surprised that they're surprised, aren't they? And that they have violence in their country. Do you understand what I mean? So here, I'm going to show you this underlined part. So he quotes another Sunni figure. He says he gathered all the prisoners and then he lit the fire. They burned them alive.

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So here are some examples like that. So in fact, each nation, if you like, resembles the hero it has. So a nation whose heroes are people who give orders to go and burn people alive. And then we see the story. They were burned alive at their orders, and we find that justice. They say, oh, that's great. Pay attention, pay attention. There's something very important here, an important hook. When you talk to Sunnis, you'll see some of them yelling at you about the video. They'll never tell you he didn't do it. They'll never tell you he didn't do it. That's not the debate with them. That's not the debate. They'll say he did it. But that's good.

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Do you understand what I mean? So the fact remains that this thing was in my car. I wasn't there to show it to you. I didn't want to show it to you. That wasn't my goal. On certain Facebook pages or videos on Facebook that call for the murder of Zab, what do they tell them? They tell them, yes, they are against Caliph Ali, and then they celebrated the death of Caliph Ali. That's what drives me crazy. You know, it's a bit like the story of Real Madrid and Barcelona. The caliphs died a long time ago. They were in a region that is now called Saudi Arabia. Neither my parents, nor our grandparents, nor our great grandparents were under their influence or under their orders, and they died 1400 years ago. Let's. It's a bet. It's a bet. Imagine, my friends, imagine if Mexico and Guatemala were at war, because one suspects the other of leaning towards the crown of France or the crown of England at the time, in the Middle Ages, when there was war, you know, it's completely ridiculous. It means that for me, I think that first of all, sensitivity. I showed you sensitivity. Sensitivity was created by the Muslim caliphs. Why? Every dictator needs police. Do you agree with me? Every dictator needs a political police to subdue, kill, make disappear and torture his opponents, of course. So here's the what is the Caliph's secret police? What is the secret police? The Caliph's political police. But they were smarter. They used crowdsourcing. They used an ultra modern trick, an ultra modern concept. They used the crowd. In fact, it's like you do on the Internet to raise money for a cause or another. They used the crowd. That means they told people every time you see someone who is against the Caliphs, oh, well, you have to attack them. You have to attack them, you have to kill them. And so the Caliph's secret police isn't even secret. The Caliph's secret police is actually the public. There you have it. It's the public that is ready to lynch anyone who has the slightest hesitation about any aspect of the Caliph's life, behavior or policy, including when he massacres, including when he burns people alive.

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You have to agree and say he's good. Okay, There you go. So the Abadis criticized half of the man's life and part of Ali's life. So the Algerians unite and say, we're going to massacre them, we're going to kill them for that. You understand what I mean?

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That's it. So I don't know if you understand. In any case, I'm explaining it to you, but I don't understand it, because it's hard to get into my head that today, 1400 years after these Caliphs, there are still people who kill for them. Ah. I mean, we could also go out. We could go out all dressed up, and his henchmen and his competitors and his opponents, and then we could kill each other on that faith. Right? There you have it. But all of that, I'll tell you something. All of that is completely hypocritical. Because the real reason, for the real reason is that these are people who seek to kill. Because what is happening is that there is hatred. There is a culture of hatred that is eating away at this country. A culture of hatred that hates just about everyone. Blacks, Jews, Westerners, Christians, Kurds, people from the Kabyles. The Kabyles. In fact, everyone, practically everyone. It happens for a different reason. In fact, for each one, they hate everyone. But if you ask them why they hate so and so. Well, for each one, they have a reason. And it can be a reason as boguses. He is against real Madrid, right? And they will be ready to kill some, those who are affected by it, to kill someone. Because he said that Real Madrid is a team of idiots who play badly. That's for those words of people who are killed. Do you understand? So people are raised in hatred since their childhood. They are raised on stories of Dajal, on stories of torture of the tomb, stories of signs of the end of the world, stories like that and eschatology. And in fact, these are all completely bogus stories. These are stories about mental illness that were actually invented over the last few centuries. And what happens that is getting stronger today, and we push them into children's heads. So that you have a child who actually lives to death. In fact, it's a child who lives as if he were living in an apocalyptic cult. If you like, there you have it. And with that? And with that, well, he's someone who only asks for violence. So in what form does it matter? He will always find an excuse. He will always find a reason to justify the expression of his violence. I'm so disgusted. I'll leave you.