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Oct 15, 2026

Justin MurphyGUEST
6:01
And f- like I, I said in my answer, four decades is long enough.
Justin MurphyGUEST
6:04
It's time the civilized world, along with a majority of those Sunni, uh, Muslim nations in the Gulf, the literal Gulf countries, who are on our side in this matter, we do something for the Iranian people for long-term stability and peace, and that has to be the IRGC needs to go.
Erin MolanHOST
6:18
go.Justin, have you been watching my show over the past year? Because what you're saying is exactly what I have been saying over and over.
Erin MolanHOST
6:27
A- and...
Douglas MacgregorGUEST
10:22
Uh, secondly, he wants to do this publicly.
Douglas MacgregorGUEST
10:24
Well, we have places in the world like Saudi Arabia and a lot of Muslim countries, Islamic countries in particular, with public, uh, executions.
Douglas MacgregorGUEST
10:32
I'm not sure we wanna follow that model.
Douglas MacgregorGUEST
10:34
I certainly would not.
Will ReitzHOST
26:36
There are also rising right-wing movements in Germany, France, the United States, and Canada.
Will ReitzHOST
26:43
Now, let's close by talking a little bit about the Muslim world, because the Muslim world in the last few decades, its experience has been pretty different from the West and the East.
Will ReitzHOST
26:53
In fact, that's where we get the term third world, was at one time, I don't even know which historian or political scientist coined the term, but the West was the first world.
Will ReitzHOST
27:03
So Western Europe, America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, that was the first world.
Will ReitzHOST
27:16
And then the third world was everybody else.
Will ReitzHOST
27:19
And so in this discussion...
Will ReitzHOST
27:22
We're talking about at least one of the third worlds, the Muslim world here, because what I've described about the West and the East kind of applies to the Muslim world in the last 50 years, but also they've had their own story going on.
Will ReitzHOST
27:36
In the post-World War II Middle East, the paradigm of what's going on has shifted several times.
Susie LarsonHOST
1:53
Well, they joined me today for an update on how God is moving in the Middle East and to share stories about Muslim women who dared to follow Jesus and live for him in ways that have impacted their communities.
Susie LarsonHOST
2:04
You're going to find some of those stories in their book, Women Who Risk, Secret Agents for Jesus in the Muslim World.
Susie LarsonHOST
2:10
I will tell you some of them.
Susie LarsonHOST
2:11
Most of their stories are actually real time.

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Susie LarsonHOST
13:22
Tom and JoAnn Doyle are my friends and my guest today.
Susie LarsonHOST
13:25
We'll also draw a couple of amazing stories from their gripping book that reads like a novel.
Susie LarsonHOST
13:30
It's called Women Who Risk Secret Agents for Jesus in the Muslim World.
Susie LarsonHOST
13:34
Don't go away.
Elisabeth KendallGUEST
23:26
Reason number two is that they've got these supremacist beliefs.
Elisabeth KendallGUEST
23:31
And who's to say that they would stop at leadership of their part of Yemen? Who's to say they would stop at leadership of the whole of Yemen? Who's to say that they don't want to control Mecca, Medina, the whole Islamic world? So these are the two major dilemmas.
Elisabeth KendallGUEST
23:51
The fact that they can hold the Red Sea to ransom and the fact that they have supremacist beliefs, which do not sit well with any idea of power sharing or mutual toleration or international collaboration.
David AaronovitchHOST
24:04
Frank, those are two very good reasons, it seems, for not recognising the Houthis.
Ben VonderheideGUEST
45:36
But as time proceeded, the Muslim power got less and less tolerant and eventually pushed these out to where they are protected now because they will be destroyed if they are found.
TruthSeekahHOST
45:53
Yeah, there's a ton of videos of some of the Islamic sects and stuff going into ancient temples and just destroying everything.
TruthSeekahHOST
46:04
I mean, there's videos of them taking hammers and mallets and bats in there and just tearing everything up.
TruthSeekahHOST
46:10
Any type of statue and ancient relic that is contrary to their narrative, they're going to try to destroy it.
TruthSeekahHOST
46:44
And it's really weird whenever someone, you know, even in biblical times when a nation gets conquered, the first thing they do is they go to all of their holy relics and gods or whatever and they try to destroy everything so that there's no more memory of it here on the earth.
TruthSeekahHOST
47:00
And so that's what the U.S. has been doing.
TruthSeekahHOST
47:03
That's what the Islamic nations have been doing and trying to, you know, to push their agenda and their narrative.
TruthSeekahHOST
47:10
So years later, we don't understand what's what anymore.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:29
At the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing, an Anicka Yi exhibition had tempura-fried flowers sitting behind glass in a hallway that smelled to me of oily seaweed, while a room away, sheets of kombucha leather were sweetly decaying.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:46
The Detroit Institute of Arts allowed visitors to The Art of Dining: Food Culture in the Islamic World to sniff boxes scented with coffee or floral scents that might have been present at centuries-old dinner parties.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:00
Over in neighboring Wisconsin, Emily Endo develops individual fragrances for their sculptural installations, which delicately circulate marine and orchid scents through systems of tubes in Estuary at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:14
An accompanying fragrance-making workshop speedily sold out.
Ben VonderheideGUEST
43:45
... to where they are protected now because they will be destroyed if they are found.
TruthSeekahHOST
43:52
Yeah, there's a ton of, of videos of, uh, some of the is- is- Islamic sects and stuff going into ancient temples and just destroying everything.
TruthSeekahHOST
44:02
I mean, there's videos of them taking hammers and mallets and bats in there and just tearing everything up.
TruthSeekahHOST
44:08
Any type of statue and ancient relic that, uh, is contrary to their narrative, uh, they're gonna try to destroy it.
TruthSeekahHOST
44:43
Whenever, uh, someone, you know, even in biblical times, when a, a, a nation gets conquered, the first thing they do is they go to all of their holy relics and gods or whatever, and they try to destroy everything, um, so that there's no more memory of it here on the Earth.
TruthSeekahHOST
44:58
And so that's what the US has, ha- has been doing.
TruthSeekahHOST
45:02
That's what the Islamic nations have been doing and trying to, you know, to push their agenda and their narrative.
TruthSeekahHOST
45:08
So years later, we don't understand what's what anymore.
Ben VonderheideGUEST
47:46
... to where they are protected now because they will be destroyed if they are found.
TruthSeekahHOST
47:53
Yeah, there's a ton of, of videos of, uh, some of the is- is- Islamic sects and stuff going into ancient temples and just destroying everything.
TruthSeekahHOST
48:03
I mean, there's videos of them taking hammers and mallets and bats in there and just tearing everything up.
TruthSeekahHOST
48:09
Any type of statue and ancient relic that, uh, is contrary to their narrative, uh, they're gonna try to destroy it.
TruthSeekahHOST
48:44
Whenever Uh, someone, you know, even in biblical times when a, a, a nation gets conquered, the first thing they do is they go to all of their holy relics and gods or whatever, and they try to destroy everything, um, so that there's no more memory of it here on the Earth.
TruthSeekahHOST
48:59
And so that's what the US has, ha- has been doing.
TruthSeekahHOST
49:03
That's what the Islamic nations have been doing in trying to, you know, to push their agenda and their narrative.
TruthSeekahHOST
49:09
So years later, we don't understand what's what anymore.
Brett MeadorHOST
60:49
People, if you watch the news, it's like some giant country over there oppressing the tiny little Middle Eastern countries, the tiny little Arabs.
Brett MeadorHOST
60:56
Um, Israel is, uh, is a tiny speck in the middle of a giant and powerful, uh, world of Middle Eastern nations, all the Islamic nations that wanna see Israelis dead.
Brett MeadorHOST
61:09
So they've had to become powerful.
Brett MeadorHOST
61:11
They've had to get their military dialed in because they've been wanting to kill Jews as long as they've been a nation, since 1948.

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