Comments by "BVargas78" (@BVargas78) on "On Islam, Muslim Bigotry, and UK Immigration (Pt. 1) | Tommy Robinson | INTERNATIONAL | Rubin Report" video.

  1. Josh Meakings Not quite. The middle east at least is a bad example because those lands were conquered by the Roman Empire when it was still pagan. Hundreds of years later the Roman Empire converted to Christianity and those lands became Christian. Christianity was actually always more popular in the eastern half of the empire than in the west were they more stubbornly clinged onto paganism for a while. But technically, Christianity never out and out conquered the middle east in the way that muslims did, but the pagan romans and prior to them, greeks (under Alexander) did conquer. Later, the crusaders conquered a kingdom in the so called holy lands, but they were supposed to give it back to the eastern (byzantine) christians but they didn't and the byzantine empire (otherwise known as the east roman empire) was no longer strong enough to do anything about it.
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  2. +Emperor Nero Heraclius beat the Persians. But the muslims were a threat even before the seljuk turks, they even reached Constantinople.
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  3. Harpal Sahota The western half of the Roman Empire fell to huns and germanic kingdoms but the eastern half survived and remained strong for a time. Why didnt the eastern empire try save the western empire, some wonder? Well, they did try under Leo I. A great fleet and army was sent to retake the western north africa provinces and hand it back to the western emperor but the fleet got burned down at port in Carthage.
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