Comments by "Farzana 🇺🇸" (@farzana6676) on "Jordan B Peterson" channel.

  1. ​ @Yoshavlodlar  I grew up in that culture. I studied Sharia(Quran, Hadith, Ijma, Qiyas) at an advanced level. I can tell you almost every single problem with Islam and Sharia. That's not to say there's no problems with other religions. I'm just not familiar with them because I didn't study those religions.
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  2. There is no need for deeper analysis. Russia is a rogue regime that needs to be collapsed harder than the Soviet Union. That is the analysis.
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  3. Lol, all pro Kremlin puppets. No need for proto commies on Jordan's podcast.
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  4. Countries with more than half of the World's gdp did approve of all sanctions. Nobody really cares about which countries can pop out more babies.
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  5.  @MnHoney-  1. He knows exactly who Abu Hafs al-Mauritani is at the time of this interview. Yet simply mentions 'my brother in law was just a "friend" of Shaykh Osama'. On what basis is he omitting such an important and critical fact? Because he wants to proffer a slanted narrative and knows there's nobody to call him out on it? Even at the time of moving money for his brother in law, he surely knew the status of his brother in law considering how much time he spent at the Al Qaeda training camps. 2. Why doesn't he mention he moved money for this terrorist brother in law on multiple occasions. Not just on a once off occasion as he tries to present? 3. The US were no longer funding mujahideen groups in Afghanistan when Slahi spent time at the Al Qaeda training camps. The Soviet War was already over. Even if the US were still funding those groups, why omit such a critical detail from the story? Nowhere in this video does he mention he was training with Al Qaeda and Bin Laden in the 90's. 4. You don't say anything about Ramzi Al Shibh and 2 of the 9/11 hijackers living with him in his apartment in Germany. 5. His multiple telephone and email correspondence with Cristian ganczarski? A convicted terrorist. 6. Him meeting and hosting Abu Hajir al Iraqi? Man convicted for the East Africa attacks So here's a recap, for someone who is innocent, he has an Al Qaeda executive brother in law who he moves money for, he trains at Al Qaeda terrorist training camps in Afghanistan, he hosts Ramzi all Shibh and 9/11 hijackers in Duisberg, he hosts Abu Hajir al Iraqi - the US embassy guy, he has email and telephonic correspondence with Christian Ganczarski, man who killed dozens of Europeans in Tunisia. Lool, so you are telling me all these connections and relationships were coincidental? I've been a muslim all my life and I have never ever had even a single interaction with an Al Qaeda terrorist, let alone relationships with multiple terrorists in the same short ten year period. How hard is it to stay away from terrorists? 🤔 And worst of all, conveniently omitting to mention every one of these relationships, which are critical and pertinent to the story. Yeah, just on this basis alone his credibility is severely brought into question.
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  6. Those societies are hotbeds for international terrorism. There's nothing good that could come from there except international terrorists.
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  7.  @АндрейЧур-л1г  Russia's interest is inside its own country. Russia has no interest in Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova or the Baltics.
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  8. Slahi omits so many criticals facts regarding his case which brings his credibility, severely into question. 1. The brother in law of his was not some random friend of Bin Laden as he suggests in the interview. His brother in law was literally "Abu Hafs al Mauritani", one of the highest ranking Al Qaeda members and a member of the Al Qaeda Shura Council(executive council). 2. He moved money for his Al Qaeda brother in law on multiple occasions. Not simply on one occasion. 3. He doesn't mention in this interview him personally spending multiple years in Afghanistan at Al Qaeda training camps Al Farouq and Gardez in the early 90s. 4. Ramzi Al Shibh and 2 of the 9/11 hijackers from the "Hamburg Cell" lived with Slahi in his apartment in Duisberg, Germany. Also hosted Abu Hajir al-Iraqi in Germany- the guy convicted for East Africa-US embassy terrorist attack. 5. He has email correspondence with Christian Ganczarski. A German Al Qaeda terrorist responsible for killing 14 Germans and 2 French nationals in Djerba, Tunisia. 6. His German visa was revoked for committing fraud in Germany. So, yeah Slahi presents a rather slanted narrative, and conveniently omits some of the most pertinent facts of his case.
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  9.  @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214  The US doesn't owe Russia a Marshall Plan. You lost the Cold War. War that you chose to pursue. We didn't owe you a damn thing at the end of the Cold War. The onus to move towards the West was on you. Yeltsin did alot to pursue that but then came Putin. And as Nemtsov said "Putin will be the end of Russia".
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  10. Judeo Christian societies can transform because they are secular societies. The nature of a theocracy means the state is bound by the laws of the religion which in essence are not meant to be changed.
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  11. The Western World doesn't really care or is not concerned with the growth and development of Muslim nations. It only cares about Islamist terrorist attacks that threaten the lives of Western civilians.
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  12.  @haroldcruz8550  The 2014 Maidan revolution is one of the greatest days in Ukrainian history that should be the actual national holiday of independence for the Ukrainian people.
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  13. I voted Trump as well, but let's be honest with ourselves. Trump does seem to have an affinity for Putin which is in stark contrast to his disdain for our NATO allies. Don't get me wrong, there was alot of good I like about Trump's presidency as well.
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  14. Who made this promise(not to expand), where was it made and what treaty is it codified in? NATO has always maintained an open door policy since it's foundation. I don't see why we would have to make ANY concessions to a country that miserably lost the Cold War. A war they chose to pursue against us. NATO Eastward is not an existential threat to Russia. Rather it is a sign of the decline of Russian power which Putin hate to see.
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  15.  @theun4giv3n  Only one man invaded Ukraine. His name is Putin, you Russian shill. And I'm a Republican calling you that.
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  16. @Kiki Kiki She's not in Guantanamo. She's in the US mainland and she was convicted in a US court. Her ties and assistance to international terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed are well known.
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  17.  @egemenbirben8601  I have had extensive conversations with numerous Russians and a majority of what Kagan says is correct.
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  18. Similarly, it could be said you have no clue, not an iota of an idea of big power politics, geopolitics, and it's far reaching implications on the success and prosperity of a nation and its people.
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  19.  @GrigRP  False. Jews were persecuted everywhere. In fact Jews have been persecuted since the time Umar Khattab conquered the land of Bani Israel.
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  20. War is a special circumstance. You can't desert your country when it is facing an immediate existential threat.
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  21. He's correct in his assessment. Ask Nemtsov and Navalny.
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  22.  @vitaminsea5300  Islamist terrorism is the cancer of the World and American drones are the chemotherapy.
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  23.  @betsybabf748  Karen, you've posted a long emotional rant without saying anything of substance - not worthy of a response.
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  24.  @timg5959  I followed the habeus corpus court cases whilst he was still incarcerated. I've seen the accusations against him and I've also heard his defenses. It's clear that you haven't even read a single piece of testimony. By the way, just as a sidenote, Enhanced interrogation techniques have led to the capture of hundreds of radical and violent Islamic terrorists around the World.
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  25.  @timg5959  Firstly who is "we all"? Speak for yourself. Don't speak for others. Secondly, the judge ordered his release because he said there is no evidence that he conducted terrorist activities himself, but he said there is plenty evidence, and Salahi himself admits, that he trained at Al Quaida training camps and he had contacts and dealings with almost one dozen different convicted and known, high level Al Quaida terrorists. As for respecting human rights and international law. Islamic terrorists are not humans. They are animals that blows themself up to try to get 72 virgins in heaven. We tried to treat them like humans. Instead we got planes flown into our buildings. Animals are treated like animals. Dozens of known senior Al Quaida terrorists have been arrested thanks to the great results of the Enhanced interrogation techniques program.
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  26.  @timg5959  On the contrary, I have a Masters level qualification from an Ivy League institution and I spent 3 years studying Islamic Law at an Islamic institution in my late teens. I know exactly what I'm talking about and I'm certain I'm far more educated on this topic than you are. You on the hand need to change your mentality from an Islamic terror sympathiser and terror apologist & snap back to reality. The reality is that there are demented and evil people in this World intent on bloodshed, killing and violence in the name of their God. Sending a social worker to speak to them won't always yield the results we require. Protecting American lives outweighs the feelings of discomfort of Islamic terrorists who intentionally target American civilians. Anything less would be a dereliction of our responsibilities.
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  27.  @haseeburehman  Yeah, and good thing they were. That's exactly what we needed to deal with this scourge of international terrorism. Slahi conveniently omits so many criticals facts regarding his case which brings his entire credibility severely into question. 1. The brother in law of his was not some random friend of Bin Laden as he suggests in the interview. His brother in law was literally "Abu Hafs al Mauritani", one of the highest ranking Al Qaeda members and a member of the Al Qaeda Shura Council(executive council). 2. He moved money for his Al Qaeda brother in law on multiple occasions. Not simply on one occasion. 3. He doesn't mention in this interview him personally spending multiple years in Afghanistan at Al Qaeda training camps Al Farouq and Gardez in the early 90s. 4. Ramzi Al Shibh and 2 of the 9/11 hijackers from the "Hamburg Cell" lived with Slahi in his apartment in Duisberg, Germany. He also hosted Abu Hajir al-Iraqi in Germany- the guy convicted for the East African-US embassy terrorist attacks. 5. He has email and cellular correspondence for several years with Christian Ganczarski. A German Al Qaeda terrorist convicted for killing 14 Germans and 2 French nationals in an attack in Djerba, Tunisia. 6. His German visa was revoked for committing fraud in Germany. So, yeah Slahi presents a rather slanted narrative, and conveniently omits some of the most pertinent facts of his case.
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  28.  @haseeburehman  There are no logical flaws in my line of argument. To answer your question, because we were in a state of war against Islamist terror. There is no civilian court in War. Enemy terrorists or combatants or those that facilitate them are not subject to the same judicial rights as US civilians.
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  29.  @haseeburehman  Not sure what to make of that. Was that a terror apologist's weak attempt at sarcasm?
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  30.  @haseeburehman  I watched recently on the news, in some Asian country a Sri Lankan dude was lit on fire by a humongous raging mob, for taking down a religious poster. Are these the kind of troglodyte societies you want JP to look into? 🤔
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  31.  @haseeburehman  Because those are a handful of mentally unstable kids that act alone. In a society where a huge raging mob of hundreds if not thousands of people can light a living human being on fire in broad daylight, means the entire society is some depraved, sadistic 3rd World sh! th0le. I still recall several years ago when an American journalist, Daniel Pearl was beheaded on camera simply for being Jewish. Crazy cultures.
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  32.  @haseeburehman  What? Daniel Pearls case is peanuts? The literal severing of a human beings head live on camera in the name of Islam is called "peanuts". Chopping ppls heads in Pakistan is called peanuts? 😱 Yes, we will never sacrifice our gun rights. Our gun rights were given to us by God himself and government can never take it from us. We need our guns for the same reasons. We don't want to get burned by mobs of loony Islamist terrorists.
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  33. Kagan believes in American exceptionalism and I can't fault him for that.
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  34.  @puhelimentili805  Haha, well if you think America won't make any mistakes ever again, either foreign or domestic, then you're definitely mistaken. On the other hand, Putin's illegal annexation of Crimea and subsequent invasion of the rest of Ukraine will actually be the end of either his regime, or the end of Russia as we know it, whichever comes first.
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  35. The sad part is today, majority of Americans and Westerners(leftists) are on the side of the radical Islam & the Cuban regime.
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  36.  @Benni1214  The Ukrainian nation which overwhelmingly voted 70% for a Jewish President who lost his grandparents in the holocaust is somehow overrun by and controlled by Nazis. Lol, what a bunch of claptrap. There are more Nazis in Russia than in Ukraine.
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  37.  @LiamE69  Yes. God gave us a divine right to rule the World. It's written in the Bible and the Quran. Look it up.
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  38. Dr Peterson has to be very careful with his words. One wrong word and he might be subjected to a terrorist attack.
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  39.  @TheKalu97  Serbia was committing genocide. Their leaders were convicted of genocide.
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  40. Nah. We don't need proto-communists on Jordan's podcast.
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  41. Lol, bioweapons hidden in nuclear power plants. Are you even listening to how crazy you've become.
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  42.  @vernonbaker2746  The why is simple too. Putin is extremely unhappy about losing political and economic influence over his former Soviet satellite states.
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  43. The land of Israel was violently conquered by Umar Khattab and the Jews were turned into dhimmis and second class citizens. The Jews are back to regain the dignity that was taken from them.
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  44. Zionist Nazis. Looool what? 🤣
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  45.  @sekulicprodukcija007  Zelensky is a pro Nazi Jew who's grandparents were killed in the holocaust. Woow, you learn something new everyday from fools on the internet.
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  46.  @ElaHumanRightLawyer  From the court documents. I've studied his case extensively. I've read actual DOJ documents and testimony brought up about his case. It's all out there on the internet if you look for it. I wanted to believe him really badly, but the way he omits so many important details in his story just makes me question his credibility.
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  47.  @SanaSarina  Hi, have tried to post the link to the habeus corpus court documents. Unfortunately, youtube keeps deleting the link. You are free to do your research on it. It's all out on the internet. Or you are also free not to believe anything I've said.
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  48.  @Time4Peace  Lol, you are talking utter garbage and it's clear you've never lived a single day of your life under a totalitarian communist regime like the USSR or Mao's China. There's a reason the North Koreans and the Soviets have to build a wall to keep the people in, and Western countries have to build walls to keep people out.
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  49. Lol, Putin has been in a slow burn ideological war with the West(America) since atleast the mid 2000's. Not sure why you're trying to pin it all on the Biden administration. FYI: I'm a Republican btw.
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  50. Neo Nazis have flourished under a Jewish President who received 70% of public support? 🤣🤣🤣
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