Where Did Islam REALLY Come From?

[@martinscrapp7166]

Where Did Islam REALLY Come From? Answer: Satan.

[@joeLlukeJesusYeshua888]

Definitely 100 percent correct friend

[@jma7600]

Mohammad was demon possessed according to the Islamic biographies

[@jacovawernett3077]

​@@joeLlukeJesusYeshua888I completely agree.

[@youdonthavetoactreligioust3836]

allat

[@chichiboypumpi]

uh, from a hawny, illiterate, uber-insecure, camel-trader's butthole?

[@danclements1040]

It came as a plagiarism of Judaism ✡️ and Christianity ✝️

[@TheLegend2000AD]

Plagiar(ISLAM) ❌ copy and paste ☪ult

[@randomuser6306]

And Zoroastrianism

[@jurisbogdanovs1]

Precisely

[@58Galtha]

Inspired by Satan? 😮

[@VasiliySamara]

*As a mocking parody of them by Satan

[@samcarlos1276]

Thank you D Wood and all that are exposing the lies of Islam and other religions of false idol worship. You guys are good 👍

[@TheLegend2000AD]

Islam: *Created in the 7th century* Jesus: *Born in 1st century* Muslims: "Jesus was muslim" - 🫠 😂😂😂

[@acingye4jesus488]

😂😂😂..... Really crazy, right!

[@MrPausenbrot]

Narcissists gaslight always have always will😂😂

[@JosephDawang-y8w]

How can Jesus is a Muslim for he did not even mention alla n mohamad in the bible rather than speak about the father in the spiirith

[@grahamchan6327]

Satan created islam and Catholicism... Revelation 9:1-3 [1]And the fifth angel sounded, and I saw a star fall from heaven unto the earth: and to him was given the key of the bottomless pit. [2]And he opened the bottomless pit; and there arose a smoke out of the pit, as the smoke of a great furnace; and the sun and the air were darkened by reason of the smoke of the pit. [3]And there came out of the smoke locusts upon the earth: and unto them was given power, as the scorpions of the earth have power.

[@randokun6430]

@@grahamchan6327 Thats the last plagues... got nothing to do with Islam or the catholic church

[@nabhill4383]

Fun fact about "Stay Away From Islam": In Morrocco, its acronym "SAFI" is a common expression that is equivalent to "enough" or "basta" in Spanish. Very fitting. :D

[@miovicdina7706]

I love this

[@ricetanzania4148]

Great show as always!

[@jma7600]

If you are seriously looking for the origins of Islam don’t waste your time with the Islamic sources.

[@loserinasuit7880]

I mean, that's just a bad idea. Regardless of truth, the history leaves traces regardless.

[@collybever]

@@loserinasuit7880 The Quran probably comes from the 7C, but the narrative was created later, during the Abbasid dynasty. There are big mismatches between that and 7C evidence, is what @jam7600 means one would think. E.g what are the new Arab emirs doing minting coins with christian and zoroastrian symbols on, right up to the 690s. Then Abd-El-Malik wanting to throw off all remnants of Byzantine overlordship, starts insisting Jesus is just a messenger. It seems that the Quran was adopted then, for power's sake, not in the 630s.

[@timnic9242]

it is not a time waste as theislamic sources contradict themselves (and they also contradict other sources) which is a good argument against them

[@loserinasuit7880]

@@collybever That's what I'm saying. There is information to be found.

[@blubard6105]

Regardless - it's all pure ca - ca!.

[@MChristianMan]

I'm from Canada. I havent got to the Canada part yet, just saw it in the comments. D.Wood is welcome any time.

[@j2shoes288]

You should be kicked out of Canada, you are an illegal immigrant who usurped the land of the native Americans.

[@LoonZ-m5b]

I mean he kind of isn't unfortunately lol

[@lordknossos8239]

​@@j2shoes288You worship a false profit, a fallen moon god, his 3 daughters, and a black stone. You say that a pagan pdfilic warlord is the best of humanity, but he was a sinner, slaver, and a perverted individual.

[@MChristianMan]

@@LoonZ-m5b yea! But that was typed before I heard the 'authorities don't want him' part. Even for a stopover at the airport. He can actually still come here. It just takes a whole lotta paperwork and stuff to register to come to Canada. Being a convicted felon.

[@LoonZ-m5b]

Both of your live streams have become part of my routine now. Thank you very much

[@sumeetalhat6962]

Thank you for compliments regarding India, AP

[@greywolfpatriot8589]

It came from hell !

[@deannasage5491]

Yes Indeed💯

[@elmohuaerte6082]

From fallen angel

[@sumeetalhat6962]

True

[@HasanRony-wv3xd]

​@@deannasage5491Jesus , Moses ,Muhammed ,David, Adam , Ibrahim all are messenger of Allah

[@HasanRony-wv3xd]

​@@deannasage5491Allah made all people finger print for judgement day and resurrection purposes

[@Bacchibaaz-muhammad]

EXMUSLIM FROM INDIA NOW A HINDU ..THANK U DAVID FOR REACTING TO ZAFAR HERETIC VEDIO ..

[@grandekristian]

From worst to bad

[@miovicdina7706]

Congratulations! 🙏 Good decision.

[@shaheedbhaghatsingh3974]

@@grandekristian Hinduism is excellent a peaceful tolerant religion the 10s of millions of hindus who live outside of India in every part of the world are proof of this. They have assimilated seamlessly into western society including the Sikhs Jains migrant Christians and Jews only one group hasn't

[@YungYohan]

He's not a hindu he's an Atheist

[@kumarichetna7966]

​@@grandekristianWho the hell are you to comment on Hinduism? Have you read all the hindu scriptures to claim this viewpoint?

[@mariamachee1438]

Lol 😂 good day both of you AP and David ❤️😇✝️ from New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@lahleholivia7398]

God does not endorse PDF files

[@RalphEllis]

*** Where Was Mecca-Makkah Originally Located ? *** There has been much speculation that Mecca (Makkah) was not the birth-place of lslam. Because: …. There is no ancient archeology at Makkah. …. Makkah was not on a trade route. …. Thus Makkah was not a ‘center of trade’. .… Makkah did not have city walls. …. Makkah did not appear on maps before 740 BC. …. Makkah was not big enough to maintain an army. …. Makkah did not have a large enough water-hole. …. Thus Makkah was hardly the ‘Mother of all Cities’. …. Makkah was not a focal point of pilgrimage. …. Makkah did not have grasses, trees, and game - it is a desert. But if the original Mecca-Makkah was not at modern Mecca-Makkah, then where could it have been? One possibility lies at the southern end of the Arabian trade route, that runs: from Petra, to Khaybar, to Medina, to Najran (missing out modern Makkah), and onto Marib in Saba-Sheba. Marib had long been a center for aromatic spices like hashish. Saba-Sheba needed easy-transportable high-value cash crops for trade, and the Hashish trade to the Roman and then Byzantine Empires had been very profitable indeed. Surprisingly, Marib in Sheba-Saba would fit all of the above descriptions for old Makkah rather well. Pliny described the region as the land of 65 temples, so there was obviously a sacred element to this region. Just east of the famed Marib dam was the fertile valley of Marib, with the ancient city nestled within, so there were indeed grasses, trees, and game to be found. Plus Marib was a largish city with huge city walls, encompassing many magnificent high-rise apartments within. More importantly perhaps, the main temple at Marib was called the Temple of Al Makkah (also known as the Temple of Awwam and Bilqis). As mentioned in a previous TwiX, Bilqis is the Arabian name for the Queen of Sheba. And in my book “Solomon, Pharaoh of Egypt”, the Queen of Sheba was called Maakhah, the mother and wife of King Solomon. As also mentioned in that previous TwiX, the Koran does indeed mention the Sabaeans of Marib, and their famous dam that burst in this era (K 34:15). So Muhummad knew of this region, and as a trader (before he became a bandit and highwayman), may have travelled to Sheba and Marib. He even describes the two gardens on the left and right of the river valley, as can be seen on the modern aerial map. So the question remains - was the original Forbidden Temple of Makkah, actually the old Temple of Makkah in Marib? Tentative proof can perhaps be seen in the layout of the Temple of Makkah in Marib, which is an oval temple precinct for circling rituals - the very same circling rituals that are still performed in modern Makkah to this day. The old Temple of Makkah was a Sabaean temple, and the Sabaeans were star worshippers (from the Egyptian seba or sheba meaning ‘star’). So it is axionatic that in these circling rituals, the circling faithful represented the stars in the northern heavens rotating around the pole-star. How deliciously pagan, that Muslims are still reinacting the motions of the cosmos, in their rituals at modern Makkah. So yes, the old Temple of Makkah mentioned in the Koran, may well have been the Temple of Makkah at Marib. Images: a. The oval old Temple of Makkah at Marib, for circling rituals b. Map of Marib and the Temple of Makkah c. High-rise apartments in ancient Marib d. Circling rituals in the modern Temple of Makkah e. The proposed new Makkah is also circular, just like old Makkah at Marib Ralph.

[@ColinWrubleski-eq5sh]

Dizzle in Canuskistan... why am i not surprised that heavy-handed goons here would provide D. Wood with a "Get the next train out of Dodge" moment...

[@KirillBenIgor]

This is a classic episode...I mean David's on fire and AP's a good sidekick. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@treetoplake]

Lots to think about .. thanks for posting

[@2plus2isnot5]

As a contractor in Baghdad, i can confirm at least one listener in this allah forsaken part of the world

[@GermanEuropatriot]

Stay strong ❤

[@iamcrimsonspecter2]

Abassids after the Umayadds. The hadith creators in the 14th century sure did do a deep tale on making an actual muhammad. Down to the doo doo dropping details even

[@devinklassen9769]

I'm a lawyer in Canada, David. I could get you in if you would like. I'll have to send an email. We'd love to have you. It's not difficult (as a lawyer) to get a convicted felon into the country in advance it's just difficult if you show up at the airport. It's the same thing for the USA. American border guards can turn away not just ex-cons but even people who admit to things like "having smoked marijuana" and that denial is permanent unless overturned by the feds. So it's very much similar. But just as with the USA it is with Canada it can be done rather easily. Well easily for me, if you know the law. Would be happy to help you get cleared to re-enter Canada. -DK

[@I9s7lam5is-S3tu1pid]

How about this offer by a Canadian lawyer, DW? @apologeticsroadshow

[@Why_bharat]

Indian exmuslims going global... proud moment 🥹

[@ElasticGiraffe]

BioShock Infinite's fictional religion is definitely inspired by Mormonism, like BioShock's Rapture is inspired by Ayn Rand's Objectivism.

[@maskva-u6f]

Great game

[@loserinasuit7880]

Less mormonism, moreso Calvinist

[@jacobrodriguez1150]

Great game series.

[@80krauser]

BioShock was always overrated. I don't even like Lobertarianism let alone Objectivism but the first game was such a bad strawman it was pathetic. The gameplay wasn't that great even for the time either.

[@loserinasuit7880]

@@80krauser It wasn't really a strawman

[@Tetradepodmelontea]

He used to curse Jews as well. Not just christians.

[@maltija1]

Mostly Jews!

[@goldie862]

I hereby pledge $100 if DW gets the Vanilla Ice haircut and wears it openly for 30 days. Anyone else want to add to the pledge?

[@robincadwalader1556]

I lived in Zimbabwe during the 1980s. Following the end of their war for independance the country was having a babyboom. Many people gave their children positive names that expressed their faith & hope for the future. Give-praise- to-God, See-what- God-has-done, We-have-received-Grace, Now-is-Beauty & Be-Happy were common names in their local language. I even knew adults who changed their dismal names to a positive alternative. Grieve changed to Grieve-Not. Funeral changed to Blessings. Still, none would have dared to give their child an arrogant name like "The Praised One". Such a title could obviously only be attributed God. Even the pagans feared their gods. So what parent, who fears God, would ever give their child a name which is an affront to the praise due to God.

[@dirkryan5962]

(2:06:38) when did Muhammad "declare these books corrupt"? from what i recall in the Quran and Hadith, Muhammad merely indicated that the Jews and Christians misinterpreted scripture "w/ their tongues,".

[@AhavaMath]

You know what's messed up? The angel that Islam uses, Gabriel, is actually considered in Judaism to be the angel who is the guardian of the Jewish people.

[@Christusvinci]

🤭🤭 plagiarism

[@titanomachy2217]

Gabriel also announces the coming birth of Jesus to Mary.

[@newintellectual.]

Zafar Heretic is cool. I love his channel. ❤

[@MrAgonizomai]

The sound was never a problem for me!

[@ruthyk7083]

Two very amusing points. 1. Ancient pagans had a God that they worshiped by using it to defecate on. It was considered the best way to worship that particular God. 2. Kutam stone - reminds me of the words kurtum and kunam in nearby regions. They each mean backside . 😂 - so this whole kutam stone being deficated on kind of makes sense. In ancient Hebrew it was called Baal Zvuv- lord of the flies. Was very revered in the entire levant during biblical times.

[@Scorpio111111]

The difference between Allah and Allat in Arabic is two dots only. And considering that Arabic didn’t have the dotting system until way after the life of Muhammad it make sense that the name of his dad could have been abdul-lat. Lat is the moon goddess. This reverence to the moon is shown by the use of the crescent as the symbol on top of mosques and by the watch of the moon to start fasting in Ramadan and to start celebrating the “Adha” after the month of fasting.

[@cir-pe]

"I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member." - Groucho Marx

[@ordinary_deepfake]

That's every club?

[@realnazarene5379]

Allah's preserved tablet is an etch-a-sketch.

[@LoonZ-m5b]

Or an enema

[@realnazarene5379]

@@LoonZ-m5b 😳

[@nostamp38]

I really like you guys. Though I wish your videos were limited to an hour and more focused. I've heard you both say you dont have time to watch long videos. It is great for truck drivers though. But the average person doesnt have a lot of time to listen and there are other content creators out there who we like to listen as well. Usually when I see your videos are 3 or 4 hours long I just delete it from my playlist because I know I'll never get around to listening to it.

[@MChristianMan]

Yea because they go off topic 955 times per stream... On the rare occasions when they stay on topic and we learn a lot, then the 3-4 hours are totally worth it. And David repeats himself completely, almost every other sentence. Even during the sentence.

[@A93-qg9xj]

Yes because it’s both educational as entertaining.. I love them the longer the better. In fact, I like them 5+ hours. So 3 hours is a good in between. 😊

[@atlasfeynman1039]

They need someone to segment the full podcast into 15-30 min topic clips like Joe Rogan Experience does.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

Just watch it in segments lol Not all of their videos are very long, it varies... So just watch whatever fits you, or watch some now and some later lol It's just like any other TV in the world You watch what you want to.

[@raymondpage4574]

Shut up mate.. Quit whining..

[@HumbleDuckM9]

Dang just when I thought I had caught them live 😭

[@ruthyk7083]

They would need to explain how it is that Ethiopian Jews have Torah scriptures that match every other Torah in the world. The story of who was almost sacrificed is exactly the same. Ethiopian Jews were cut off from the rest of jewery from the days of the first temple when the 12 tribes were exiled.

[@titanomachy2217]

Do you think the lost tribes could have spread out into every direction and way into Europe, for instance? I remember learning about this belief back in medieval Europe that the different European ethnic groups originated from the lost tribes. I never thought it was very likely to be true at all, and there are definitely different origins to the various nationalities of Europe, but I have seen a study that said something like 80% of British men had a particular DNA haplogroup that showed they had ancestry that connected them to King Tut, so ancient peoples definitely got all mixed up across wide areas, so I figure it is entirely possible that if the lost tribes were real, they could have scattered into the pre-Christian pagan areas of Europe and Khazaria too I suppose. There are stories that Ireland had Egyptians come to their shores with a princess named Scotti, who lent her name to the tribe that ruled Ireland in Antiquity and then crossed the Irish Sea to invade Scotland in the Middle Ages, which led to their domination of Scotland (which was previously ruled by the Picts, who held off the Romans) and in turn led to Caledonia (what Romans called Pictland) being named Scotland after the Scotti tribe. I think there is even evidence for pre-Columbian voyages other than just Leif Ericson's and those of other Norsemen. Ever heard of the "Cocaine Mummies"? I wouldn't be surprised if the Phoenicians managed to do trade with people in the Americas, because we know for a fact they sailed outside of the Mediterranean and along the coast of Africa.

[@joeLlukeJesusYeshua888]

Great stream David and AP God bless You're work. Hope everyone has a great Saturday, Am Yisrael chai in Jesus name : )

[@jeangatti9384]

There clearly is a distinction to make between the initial meaning of the coranic text (which was originally christian, though anti-trinitarian) and the meaning that was imposed (and distorted) later (9th and 10th centuries) by the abbassid caliphs (with the creation of the so-called "prophetic tradition" or "sunnah" with a multitude of hadiths, tafsir and Seerah (سيرة‎) inventions). Their goal was to create a new religion serving their imperial interests of conquest and domination by the sword ... which still persists today as a core islamic political ideology, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, Al Qaida or ISIS and other salafists

[@jeangatti9384]

Mecca did not exist in the 7th century. This fact is: 1. Historically proven (no documents, no maps) 2. Logically proven (no water in mecca) 3. Factually proven (no remains, no ruins) How could Muhammad be born in the 6th century in a city that did not even exist ? What would islam be without mecca ? And without Muhammad ? ... A heretical christian sect ? There was never a prophet called "Muhammad" or even a city called Mecca, it is a late invention of the hadiths. The word “muhammad” in the Quran (meaning “the praised one”) and which appears only 4 times, is not a proper name but a title that refers to Jesus, as a prophet and messiah. The entire Islamic narrative is a sham.

[@timmer710]

Yes indeed. The mooncult is based on the idea of arab supremacy.

[@ruthyk7083]

We Jewish people have a long-standing tradition that is recorded in our books that Moses did have a speech impediment. All he ever had to do was listen to us talk about things and he would have overheard this type of information. He was a merchant that traveled through Israel. So it's no big deal that he knew something or not.

[@mirkoeinhorn09]

I'd like to see DW and AP starting a Twin Peaks reaction. 😂

[@MLMingus]

if A.P. does anything less than convert to being an Armenian Apostolic Christian, it will be anticlimactic.

[@bhaiyajipranam]

30:00 Those who came here for Zafar Herectics.

[@Drunk3nMonk3y72]

Islam came from Mo’s first wife who was a business woman and couldn’t have a guy having mental breakdowns as her business partner, so she told him he was having Devine revaluations and he went with it.

[@LidioMartins-u5w]

great stream guys really enjoyed it ❤😊

[@Thanos-kp5jr]

The only reason one would debate Nadir Ahmed is when you really have nothing to do and want to pass the time in order to do something. Islam came from Muhammad who was known as the ear. Muhammad had interactions with Jews, Christians as well as pagans and he took from each and molded it into one religion known as Islam. Now I do believe that Muhammad had some sort of experience in the cave, but that experience was not with an angel based on how angels interacted with human beings in the previous scriptures.

[@atlasfeynman1039]

Anyone reading this remember that you are loved and you are meant to spread love.

[@borneandayak6725]

Islam certainly come from Abdul Malik

[@epairoyahushua4314]

I thank God Somuch for the warriors like you. My brothers in Christ Jesus ❤❤

[@atlasfeynman1039]

Lies can only be fought with truth.

[@Jang_juu_shorts]

Zfar is really a jem for india. He is earning 14 15K subs per month despite these restrictions

[@kushalbhosale7498]

I love you both you rock guys 🤘🤘🤘

[@F0r3v3rT0m0rr0w]

man that old picture of AP looks like a prison mug shot 42:40

[@ben0298]

AP growing his Islamic approved beard

[@acingye4jesus488]

😂😂😂.....I can see that

[@franciscobarreto6512]

Apostate and David Wood, I heard Jai & Doc discussing this issue of Jake and Daniel in Full, they got the full story, I saw this video on you tube.

[@cranb3rryann3]

The Canadians that were charged with a crime, never convicted 20 years ago are not allowed in the US. source this happen to my cousin, and a lawyer tried to help and the US still turned it down, been over a decade still not allowed. FYI 50 cent was not be allowed in Canada for at least one decade, recently did concert. But George W. Bush got first try, so become a president not famous, then tell Canada off

[@MrAgonizomai]

2:11:44 The story of Abraham, Isaac and the ram is illustrated with a fleeting glimpse of the Hadith Mishkat al-Masabih 3445: - - - - - begins - - - - - Muhammad b. al-Muntashir told of a man who vowed to sacrifice himself if God rescued him from his enemy. He consulted Ibn ‘Abbas who told him to consult Masruq, and when he consulted him he replied, “Do not sacrifice yourself, for if you are a believer, you will kill a believing soul, and if you are an infidel you will hasten to hell; but buy a ram and sacrifice it for the poor, for Isaac was better than you and he was ransomed with a ram.”* He told Ibn ‘Abbas and he replied, “This is the decision I wanted to give you.” Razin transmitted it. *This agrees with the story in the Old Testament which says that Abraham was preparing to sacrifice Isaac, whereas the usual Muslim version is that it was Ishmael. وَعَنْ مُحَمَّدِ بْنِ الْمُنْتَشِرِ قَالَ: إِنَّ رَجُلًا نَذَرَ أَنْ يَنْحَرَ نَفْسَهُ إِنْ نَجَّاهُ اللَّهُ مِنْ عَدُوِّهِ فَسَأَلَ ابْنَ عَبَّاسٍ فَقَالَ لَهُ: سَلْ مَسْرُوقًا فَسَأَلَهُ فَقَالَ لَهُ: لَا تَنْحَرْ نَفْسَكَ فَإِنَّكَ إِنْ كُنْتَ مُؤْمِنًا قَتَلْتَ نَفْسًا مُؤْمِنَةً وَإِنْ كُنْتَ كَافِرًا تَعَجَّلْتَ إِلَى النَّارِ وَاشْتَرِ كَبْشًا فَاذْبَحْهُ لِلْمَسَاكِينِ فَإِنَّ إِسْحَاقَ خَيْرٌ مِنْكَ وَفُدِيَ بِكَبْشٍ فَأَخْبَرَ ابْنَ عَبَّاسٍ فَقَالَ: هَكَذَا كُنْتُ أَرَدْتُ أَنْ أُفْتِيَكَ. رَوَاهُ رَزِينٌ - - - - - ends - - - - - Reference : Mishkat al-Masabih 3445 In-book reference : Book 15, Hadith 39 If this is a good Hadith, it seems to explode the idea that it is meritorious for Muslims to die as martyrs for Islam. Does that suggestion have any validity?

[@rexsceleratorum1632]

I suspect his fascination with 'Qutham' might be because 'kutha' means dog in Hindi/Urdu

[@DOA011970]

Are AP and DW having a contest? "Who grows their beard the longest?" It looks very good on them.

[@ilfyf]

The real Gaza that they don't show you in the news, look for the video: "How do you celebrate the end of the year in a kindergarten in Gaza."Anyone unfamiliar with them using their children would be truly shocked.

[@PreemL]

I’m a fan in general however I dislike these long form videos, with 60% of it being jokey and passive talking. I get turned off instantly at the 3 hour run time knowing that it is not 3 hours of arguments and information. Could you do these but in a more condensed and structured format?

[@julieflower9068]

D.Wood I think you shld check out Rob Christian's Vedios and live streams.His very good and also he Provides Islamic sources.

[@crossexaminingscriptures4094]

I can't believe when they talked about which books to read that would make you go to prison they didn't mention the quran

[@erikt1713]

Oh dear, three hours for this intriguing question? It mostly came from Christianity, of course, more precisely from Christian scholars who rejected the trinity and believed only God was God and Jesus only a chosen one. As it often goes this was mixed a bit with pagan religion then present in the region. However, that's really the smallest part, potentially impacting the name of God and the religious calendar tied to the moon. The essence is Christian and Jewish. You must realize that when reading the Quran, for example about the beginning of the world and Adam with his wife.

[@lordknossos8239]

you're just misrepresenting Bible verses and practicing taqiyya. Why do you choose to worship such an abominable person that reveled in debauchery and sin.

[@framersdank]

I believe his name is truly Qatham as CP confirmed it, CP has all the sources to prove it!!

[@triplewave5214]

Do you happen to remember in which video/livestream he showed this?

[@metagalaxy-go-the-distance]

Breast fed by uncle ? What the heck. This is real Mohammad Miracle

[@Jang_juu_shorts]

Ap you know Arif hussian who speaks malayali and is ex muslim , only 20 million people speak that language but his subs are growing 25 30K per month . Zafar heritic who is hindi speaker is gaing aporox 15K subs per month . They are mainly video creator . Live streamer ex muslim is Adan Seeker and ExMuslim sahil in india sahil is gaing 10K subs everymonth though indian government banned his channel in india . All i want to conclude that exmuslim movement is little bit gaing pace in India and i have seen your video since i know English but many people are there whi will watch your vidos if you dub them in hindi

[@phonecallsarejustoverquali1556]

As for Indian support for Israel, I guess a (smaller) part of it also has to do with that they are both more successful nations (or states rather, the nations/peoples themselves are older than that obviously) to come out of the same wave of decolonialization in the late 1940's. With neighbours given similiar opportunities that did and still does remarkably worse.

[@Roche_sanderson]

1:50:54 it's Gobels, that's his last name... or Mengela

[@wondergolderneyes]

1:21:13 the evidence you'd need to claim this would have to be really specific about the time period because, if you want to take another example from English, we know that titles can become names. In the US 'Duke' and 'Baron' are legitimate names as well as being titles that are still used in the British Commonwealth. At least when Robert makes his argument about the origins of Muhammad he doesn't seem to be saying that it's a title to the exclusion of it being a name, just that it's more likely, or previously used as a title. Interesting.

[@whiskey_tango_foxtrot__]

Three hours...can we get a condensed version?

[@3mmbgmii]

First he picks concepts from Christianity and Judaism and then he says they are corrupt

[@henryhoward9454]

2:10:50 The spontaneous chain of head shaking was unexpectedly hilarious.

[@northernexposure9510]

Have you done a boom boom room video with a pager yet?

[@FranktheHedgehog-u1z]

By the description given in the Koran Allah is in fact the Mesopotamian evil wind god Pazuzu. The Kaaba was a polytheistic shrine where many "deities" were worshipped before Bro Mo and his Gang took over the place.

[@ColinWrubleski-eq5sh]

A.P. with his constant repetition of the "great value" phrase started worrying me that he was glitching into S-Kamala Harris mode... 😮😂😅😊

[@veteransoldier6781]

Islam came to existense by the volcanic eruption of Krakatoa volcano in 536 Ad. The worst years of human existence on Earth came after that. The ash clouds blocked sunlight, animals died,crops failed,humans starved death. starvation worldwide. The family was resourceful and saved the village from starvation and Islam was born.

[@jamiecharles8334]

The silence and smirk at 1757 had me creasing 😂

[@orsataf9278]

Important information 😊

[@Melay-b4x]

Jay Smith also agrees that the name, MOHAMMED is a title

[@ShopharTemple]

It was the Roman catholic church that started Islam and funded mookhamaid. His first wife, the old one, was the daughter of a pope, or high bishop or something. And mookhamaid was sent to take Jerusalem in the name of the papacy, and it backfired, beautifully. Hahaha.

[@titanomachy2217]

1:19:56 I always thought "Lieutenant" would be a cool name to give to a boy. I know it's silly, but I have a weird sense of humor, so I would always say that was what I was going to name my first son when I was a teenager.

[@malcolmarchibald6356]

Seeing yourself as an example for someone must have been quite something.

[@jej4757]

8:10 I was thinking of cancelling my membership to AP's channel 😉😉

[@EranRicos]

You guys are informative, but also pretty hilarious. You remind me of Beavis and Butthead in a good way. 😂

[@RonKalel]

If Canada doesn't want david wood then I don't want anything to do with Canada. But I still wish david would be more kind to mike winger who is a brother in Christ. Jesus commands us to actively love other brothers In Christ.

[@patriot-g3e]

Wait what happened 😐🤨

[@MChristianMan]

​@@patriot-g3eit's in the stream ... Canada doesn't want David to come through, unless some major paperwork is filled and hoops are jumped through. Because he's a convicted felon.

[@MrSeedi76]

It's all just jokes and banter. They are friends.

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

The lesson of history with Islam's expansion is that countries cultures and religions get marginalised and eventually replaced. It's happened to endless countries across multiple continents entire civilisations and modern cultures gone. Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, Libya, Jordan, Egypt, (Northern African countries) Turkey, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philipines, Eastern European countries, even half of Spain fell to Islam for 700 years. Israel and Spain are really the only two countries I can think of that have survived an Islamic conquest and prolonged Islamification and returned to non-Muslim cultures.

[@thecaseylwest]

David, you should bring on Llyod de Jongh has a lot of information on the history of islam and muhammad on his YT channel.

[@Gutslinger]

23:56 - I always say the same, but opposite.. I'm feathered Indian, not red dot Indian. I heard it in a movie or something years ago, but don't remember where.

[@brycecombs2868]

As an atheist who studies religion to defend himself against religious fanatics, I must say that I went into this video expecting some new tool. Instead, your poor behaviour made me cringe. You are supposed to be defenders against Islam. When the camera is on, act like it. We have a war to fight. Islamists can just disregard you, citing your lack of seriousness. Ad hominem might be a fallacy, but it is also a strong tool.😞

[@SkullKnight-s7z]

I never knew AP was that cynical. His knowledge is impeccable but his attitude sucks

[@edwardserfontein4126]

It came from the ants.

[@atlasfeynman1039]

Do not question the ant overlords. Submit!

[@titanomachy2217]

I've thought about it, and I think ants and other eusocial hymenopterans and termites have a sort of moral code. I mean, they willingly sacrifice themselves on behalf of the hive. They can identify the difference between friend and foe, and don't attack their fellow drones under usual circumstances. They are collectivists. Eusocial insects had societies and even wars amongst themselves long before humans ever formed the first settlements. In a way, humans are psychologically a bit like a blend of ants, apes, and angels. We build civilizations in which we collectively work together on a mass scale like ants, we have the sort of primal sex and violence drive that is akin to other apes like a bonobo or chimp, and we have the capacity for selflessness, kindness, mercy, grace and honor that is reminiscient of something higher than the primal world of instinct and individual or in-group self interest. Humans are between the animal world and the spiritual realm, living in both worlds at once.

[@franciscobarreto6512]

AP is the new Science Guru

[@arashla-tw3ro]

Thanks for mentioning mahsa

[@OrenBlau]

" Every point in this war, from the point of contact on the border between occupied Palestine and Lebanon to the Litani River at least, every point there, every hill, every village, every house, and every region was a front line and a cover, and this cover was not a tangible, known cover, as is common in wars such as those that were. In our war, no, there was a special tactic. If I wanted an analogy, I would liken all of this tactic adopted by Hezbollah to a vast, clever minefield in which there is no safe empty point. Therefore, observe the enemy’s method of movement and you will see that the enemy was unable to enter some of the villages adjacent to the border, such as Aita al-Shaab, and was unable and unable to enter these villages. He was unable to enter the cities, and therefore he decided to go from the eastern valley to enter and advance towards the Litani, and that was in fact the enemy’s weak point and defeat" - The full text of the interview with Major General Qassem Soleimani, in which he narrated some of the events of the July War

[@Tetradepodmelontea]

Muslim teachers do tell about self indulgent revelations. Yet, they portray them as submission to will of Allah by Prophet, who did it without any desire to be involved.

[@SheikhMawini]

One of the names of Allah is Hewlett-Packard, the BEST of COPIERS

[@canadianweez]

Hey, if you guys want to come to Canada start here in Newfoundland! I'll put you up and organize some great talking locations.

[@Why_bharat]

No we don't want

[@3mmbgmii]

Ask any questions to muslims. Muslims answer: allahu aalam. This knowledge is above human understanding

[@timothymitchell8310]

If you debate central. He will go off camera to have others feeding him with information. He tried it and got caught while debating Chris Clause. GL was the mod.

[@rahawa774]

David, your speech rhythm reminds me of Brother Marquis… not that I listen to 2LC anymore 😂

[@31821QBA]

It sounds like SUPER MAN and CLARK KENT they are never at the same place together