Comments by "Valen Ron" (@valenrn8657) on "'Are we heading to some form of religious war?’ | Nigel Farage's UK protest concerns" video.

  1. Islamic countries have religious protectionist policies while demanding the ability to spread their idealogy in non-Islamic countries.
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  2.  xSometimes  FALSE. Islamic spread and their inability to assimilate in non-Islamic countries is not limited to the UK.
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  3.  @garettdoornwaard4822  From humanists_international Palestinian Basic Law states that Islam is the official religion and Sharia is the main source of legislation. The Palestinian Authority nominally recognizes international human rights standards, which include freedom of thought and expression, as well as freedom of association and assembly. However, these are only selectively enforced and are frequently violated by the various governing authorities. The PA does not recognize certain religious groups, for example Protestants. Religious affiliation is declared on identification papers. Further, there is no official process to gain recognition and consequently, every religious group has to seek agreements with the PA. Proselytizing is restricted and the authorities control Friday sermons,. “Blasphemy” The PA Basic Law declares Islam to be the official religion of Palestine and states that “respect and sanctity of all other heavenly religions (Judaism and Christianity) shall be maintained.” In the West Bank territories governed by the Palestinian Authority, the old Jordanian law against “defaming religion” is still in force and may result in a maximum penalty of life imprisonment. Hamas authorities in Gaza have enforced orthodox Sunni Islamic practices and conservative dress, and have regularly harassed worshippers at non-Hamas-affiliated mosques.
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  4.  @garettdoornwaard4822  That's meaningless without the ability to evangelize.
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  5.  xSometimes  Removng Balfour Declaration does NOT remove the certain transnational ideology being imported into non-Muslim countries.
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  6.  xSometimes FALSE. Islamic spread and their inability to assimilate in non-Islamic countries is not limited to the UK.
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  7.  @garettdoornwaard4822  Highlighted cases On Oct. 31, 2010, a 26-year-old blogger was arrested in the West Bank for posting allegedly blasphemous comments on Facebook and his blog. Waleed Hasayin, who used the named Waleed al-Husseini online, described himself as “an atheist from Jerusalem-Palestine” and wrote that God is “a primitive Bedouin and anthropomorphic” and that “people are free to think and believe in whatever suits them.” He was charged with “defaming religion”. Hasayin was released in 2012 and fled to Europe.
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  8.  @Zoney06  For around Nigeria area. Before British colonization, at the beginning of the 19th century, Usman dan Fodio led a successful jihad against the Hausa Kingdoms founding the centralised Sokoto Caliphate. The empire with Arabic as its official language grew rapidly under his rule and that of his descendants, who sent out invading armies in every direction. The vast landlocked empire connected the east with the western Sudan region and made inroads down south conquering parts of the Oyo Empire (modern-day Kwara), and advanced towards the Yoruba heartland of Ibadan, to reach the Atlantic Ocean. The territory controlled by the empire included much of modern-day northern and central Nigeria. The sultan sent out emirs to establish a suzerainty over the conquered territories and promote Islamic civilization, the emirs in turn became increasingly rich and powerful through trade and slavery. By the 1890s, the largest slave population in the world, about two million, was concentrated in the territories of the Sokoto Caliphate. The use of slave labour was extensive, especially in agriculture. ----- The Barbary Wars were a series of two wars fought by the United States, Sweden, and the Kingdom of Sicily against the pro-slave North African Barbary states (including Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli) of North Africa in the early 19th century. -----
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  9.  @peteryang8991  The modern state of Israel is just Judea or Judah since the sign is the 7th day of Saturday as it's a weekly rest day. After the split, the Kingdom of Israel has the 8th day (Sunday) as its weekly rest day.
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  10.  @wordwordful  Read Bible OT.
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  11.  @sullyx4167  That's an obsolete argument when secularism also spreads in modern times. UK's religious sectarian conflict caused the nonconforming population to flee to North America. Christianity had a reformation period to remove "dark age" BS teachings. Examples, 1. the old school Churches with cloth head coverings when Cor 11:15 clearly states long hair as the head covering (let the Bible interpret itself). 1 Cor 11:2-16 interpretation between head covering by cloth vs long hair. 1 Cor 11:15 clearly states long hair is the head covering. 2. Old-school Church ministers teach women should be a homemaker, which is interpreted as women should stay at home, but Proverbs 31 has a businesswoman who makes her home by earning an income. 1 Cor 11:15 clearly states long hair is the head covering (let the Bible interpret itself) despite the Catholic Church's nun cloth head coverings. Islam copied "people of the book"s wrong women's dress code interpretation.
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  12.  @sullyx4167  The statement " The British spread Christianity through Empire" is NOT 100 percent true when countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India largely kept their respective Islam and Hindu religions. The British Empire is not the Spanish Empire. "New World" countries have secularism in constitutions as a direct response to the UK's religious sectarian conflict. The British Empire did NOT exist when its customs union was dismantled as the price for the US supporting the UK's WW2 adventure.
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  13.  @sullyx4167  UK state religion policy wasn't copied in the UK's "new world" countries. Countries like Pakistan have an Islamic state religion.
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  14.  @ahmedalbalooshi8518  A fluffy statement that doesn't reflect the real world countries with Sharia law.
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  15.  @sullyx4167  Palestine has systematic religious privilege for Islam. You can't even notice your side's religious protectionist hypocrisy.
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  16. Leftist's and globalists' weak border controls have caused the reversal of secularism.
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