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And the really heartbreaking part about all of this is that we don't even need to theorize about what happens if we don't. We don't need to guess what the result is of our ridiculous, pathetic, inexcusable inaction. We already have the perfect blueprint for that in Europe and the uk. We know exactly what the aftermath of this looks like if we aren't willing to ask the tough questions. Now, stuff like this happen in a French supermarket with a young military age Islamic man walking into a French supermarket grocery store and saying pork is not acceptable to eat actually. So instead I'm going to urinate all over it. This is genuinely one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen. I recorded this episode of the Isabel Brown show for you on Monday and it seems the powers of evil that be did not want us to have this conversation because literally out of nowhere, completely unexplainably, our episode audio file got corrupted. We could have put it out. It didn't sound great. We wanted to make sure that this packed the punch that we knew that it could. So we are redoing all of it for you today for our Wednesday episode this week to convey a powerful truth and to just be brutally honest when our country needs it the most. Foreign. In case you guys haven't been following along on my Instagram and my social media, I am catching a little bit of heat to start off the week for something that I said recently while appearing on the daily Signals Problematic Women podcast. I was asked point blank after the election night panel that I did at CNN about the influence of Islam and as it pertains to Zoran Mamdani winning the New York City mayoral election and importantly, what that means for the future of America. Here is what I had to say then I think we need to start asking ourselves, is institutionalized Islam compatible with Western civilization? No. Absolutely not. It's not. And I think somebody needs to be brave enough to say that. If they call you Islamophobic, who cares? Honestly, who cares? And maybe that's a reasonable phobia to have actually, because institutionalized Islam, when it starts getting married to governance structures in majority Islamic countries, countries all over the world doesn't believe in free speech. It doesn't believe in freedom of religion. It doesn't believe in equality between the genders. In fact, women are considered property, let alone having opportunities for equal rights. It doesn't believe in equal opportunities for education or health care. They don't believe in freedom of movement. They certainly don't believe in your right to dissent against the government. It's not even a democracy. So these same people that are screaming at us or saving democracy by electing a Muslim socialist, you'll be very surprised how quickly that can turn into a radical theocracy where your hot girl for mom Donnie T shirt is covered up by a mandatory burqa. Nobody wants to say that because nobody wants to get called Islamophobic. But we're losing the opportunity to even have that conversation in real time. But despite the heat that I'm getting from some very loud people, overwhelmingly the comments that I am getting on this clip on the Internet are largely from people who love us and love the show in Europe, saying, we didn't ask this soon enough. We didn't have the hard conversations soon enough. We didn't curb the influence of Islam taking over Western civilization fast and bold enough. So as the Internet is ablaze this week with people finally finding the courage to ask the tough question, are the fundamental tenets of Islam, particularly when it becomes institutionalized, married to government and public office, compatible with America, or largely compatible with Western civilization at all? I think it's time that we take this moment to show the receipts, to answer unequivocally, once and for all, a resounding no. No, it's not. It's not compatible with America or with the West. We just have to be bold enough to say it. No one understood this, for the record, better than Charlie Kirk, who spoke about this over all the time, perhaps more than any other public figure, certainly more than any other podcaster or individual in politics, in the conservative movement in the last few years of his life. And as Charlie was getting a whole lot bolder and saying all of this stuff, it's inspired a really similar courage to ask the tough questions from other people, which I think is why this is becoming a much more mainstream conversation rather than something that is just so off the beaten path, radical or completely off limits, because it's just way too controversial to say out loud. Just a few months ago, Charlie had this to say about the real threat facing America and the west at large. Not just socialism and communism, which of course is a severe problem, but also the threat of Islamism. Listen to this.
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Spiritual battle is coming to the west and the enemies are wokeism or Marxism combining with Islamism to go after what we call the American way of life. And the American way of life is very simple. I want to be able to get married, buy a home, have kids, allow them to ride their bike till the sun goes down, send them to A good school, have a low crime neighborhood, not to have my kid be taught the lesbian, gay, transgender garbage in their school, while also. While also not having them have to hear the Muslim call to prayer five times a day. That's important. We want the American way of life, which is, by the way, Christendom Christians. Our sacrifice, our toil, our vision, the outgrowth of the scriptures, gave us Western civilization. And this is where I think is a great rallying cry. Doesn't matter if you're Hispanic, doesn't matter if you're Asian. It doesn't matter if you're black or white. Everybody if you are Christian and Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior. These two threats are combining forces to come after us. And it's time that the church stands and rises up against it.
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It's time that the church stands and rises up against it. Gosh, our world is missing a massive, massive intellectual giant with Charlie not being here. But he's right. There are these two very unexpected forces linking arms, joining hands, fighting on the battlefield together to destroy America as we know it. We know that here on the show. Heck, we launched the show, what, 10, 11 weeks ago now, with you reading through the goals of the American Communist Party, literally said out loud on the floor of the US Congress, the House of Representatives, 60 years ago, 60 years ago, to undermine America from radical socialist authoritarianism. And we know that the radical left, particularly with the lgbtq plus, what did Charlie call them? Rainbow Jihad Mafia? They are desperately trying to take over the United States of America. But now, in 2025, there seems to be a new force at play that, at first glance, doesn't have a whole lot to do with the radical political left, but is just as dangerous. Islam. Charlie outlined that perfectly. Christendom is American heritage. America was intended to be a Christian country. We did an entire episode of the show about that a few weeks ago. If you haven't seen that episode, please, please go back and watch it, because I honestly think it's becoming more and more important by the day as we start to wrestle with these conversations. But America, indeed does not have an official state religion, but make no mistake about it, was intended by our founding fathers to be a Christian country. In nine out of the 13 original states, colonies turned states, it was mandatory that you have an official declaration of faith as a Christian to hold public office in that state. And in all 13, by the way, you had to have a general declaration of faith. You had to be people of God, people believing in our identity as one nation under God. No one Ever talks about that in the history textbooks. Ever. But we are a Christian country, and yet our Christian country is fundamentally under attack. I keep hearing a whole lot of people start asking the question, how is it remotely possible then that this radical left wing woke LGBTQ mafia and radical Islam, which seemingly have nothing in common at face value. How could these two different groups possibly be on the same page? And no one outlined this more powerfully than Ali Beth Stuckey. Just a few weeks ago, with the most fire tweet I may have ever seen, she said, why, in quotes, would LGBTQ activists and Muslims ally with each other even though they don't support each other's values? And then she asks, wait, have you not realized that the entire left wing coalition is united solely by. By a hatred of Christianity? Whew. That's a tough pill to swallow. But she's right. Both radical Islam and radical left wing secularism are rooted in an outright hatred of Christianity. Fundamentally, that is the one and the most important thing that they have in common. Again, they don't want you to remember that we don't have an official state religion, but we were intended to be a nation of God. We were never intended to be a godless nation, an atheist nation, an agnostic country. America was not founded to be a Jewish country or a Muslim country. America was intended to be a Christian country to the point that we even required you to be a Christian to serve in public office in the majority of the original 13 states. Heck, the book of Deuteronomy is more quoted than any secular piece of literature at all in all of America's founding documents. More than John Locke, more than every secular piece of the Enlightenment. Our entire legal, philosophical and cultural system is inherently built brick by brick upon the foundation of biblical Christianity. And if America is to remain the United States of America, it has to stay a Christian country. It's never been more important for us to keep our communities safe. And it's also important for us to make sure that we're staying safe in the digital world, too. Going online without ExpressVPN is like not having a case for your phone. Most of the time you'll probably be fine, but all it takes is one drop and you'll wish that you had spent those few extra dollars on a phone case. I literally just shattered my husband's phone the other day, dropping it on the city streets of dc. I am so sorry, babe. We will replace it. Look, here's what most people don't realize. Every time you are on a public WI FI network at a Coffee shop, a hotel, an airport. Your data is completely exposed. And I mean everything. Your passwords, your bank information, your credit card details, all of it. The really scary part is that it doesn't take some tech genius to just hack you. 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You just open the app, you hit one button, and you are instantly protected across all of your devices. No complicated setup, no technology needed, just simple, straightforward, straightforward security that actually ends up working to protect you and your family. Secure your online data today by visiting expressvpn.com Isabel that's expressvpn.com Isabel to find out how you can get up to four extra months. Expressvpn.com Isabel don't mishear me. Is it possible to be Jewish or Muslim or atheist or Hindu or Buddhist or whatever the heck you want and live in America? Yes, obviously that is why it is baked into the first Amendment of the Constitution, our most important amendment protecting human rights, that you have the capacity to worship freely. But. But there are very, very powerful forces actively trying to undermine our national identity, to attack it, to change it fundamentally from the inside out. And more and more frequently in America, that direct attack unapologetically is coming from one source, Islam. And Wokeness over the weekend tweeted something really interesting to me, a shocking video that I didn't even know was a whole thing happening over the past couple of years. I'll pull this up for you right here and we'll just let the video loop. Turns out 48 mosques, 48 mosques have opened in Texas, not Just across the whole state, but just zoomed in in Dallas Fort Worth solely in the last 24 months. 48 mosques in Dallas Fort Worth in the last two years. And you're watching this video zoom in, you can see Irving and Grapevine, all of the surrounding areas of Dallas Fort Worth in Texas. You certainly don't hear that about new Catholic churches being put up at breakneck record speed in Dallas, Fort Worth, Texas or anywhere else in our country. But you do see this happening for mosques not just in Dallas, but all over the freaking country. Before you come at me and say, Isabel, oh my gosh, that's so bigoted. Isabel. That's insane. Isabel. How could you possibly be so narrow minded as to say it's so evil that all of these mosques are opening? Make no mistake about it, this is not merely a conversation of religious tolerance. This is not merely a coexist bumper sticker advertisement for freedom of religion under the First Amendment. These mosques are not just gathering places for people to freely practice their religion in our country, but from inside of many of them have become a breeding ground for an unapologetic conversation about a hostile takeover of America. One of the most renowned imams in the United States of America is an imam at a mosque in San Diego. And he recently took a trip to Birmingham in the UK to say unapologetically, unequivocally, we are not going to apologize for this. Islam is intended to take over America, the UK and every other country on earth. Islam, he says, will enter every single household come hell or high water. Listen to this.
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The future is ours. Every EDL nightmare of a Muslim Europe will come true. They can be as mad as they want. I don't care. America will be a Muslim country. Russia will be a Muslim country. Islam will enter every house Insha Allah. But we have to be a part of that change and never ever apologize. We're unapologetic. Never ever compromise. We're uncompromising.
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Never ever apologize. We are unapologetic. Never ever compromise. We are never compromising on the fact that one way or another, every single household in the world will become an Islamic household. Could you imagine for five seconds how the media might respond if Christians said, even by force, even by force, every single household in the world will become a Christian nation or a Christian household, and every single country in the world will become a Christian nation? Of course, we never would do that because the fundamental tenets of evangelization as a Christian are rooted in God's love of us, manifested in freedom. God gives us free Will, the choice to follow him, the free decision to pick up your cross, to leave everything behind, to be on the path to sanctification instead of sin. But that free will is not a common shared value. And conversion by force is very clearly highlighted in the history of Islam. They're not lying to you. They're not hiding this. They're not sweeping it under the rug. They're not pretending it's not happening. They're getting on the world stage with a megaphone and screaming. Until you pay attention. Every single household will become a Muslim home. America will become a Muslim country. Russia will become a Muslim country. The nightmare of a Muslim Europe will come to fruition. That's the resolve that these people have to fundamentally transform our society from the inside out. And again, you might say, okay, Isabel, but that's just one really radical guy. That's just one really radical imam at one really radical mosque. But honestly, it's not. It's not. This was said up north in Dearborn, Michigan, at an Islamic center there.
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All this advancement in technology, yet they still haven't figured out that when you go to the bathroom, they're still wiping themselves with paper. All this advancement, think about how advanced they've become. They're trying to go to Mars. They're trying to take over Saturn. They're trying to do all this stuff. Their cars are trying to be self driven. Yet when they go to do the most lowest form of human nature, the call of nature, they are still wiping themselves and cleaning themselves with paper. They're uncivilized. Do not be tricked and deceived by their technology. Do not be tricked and deceived by their philosophies and their westernizations and their ideas. At the end of the day, they are still backwards. Allah has sent us to these nations to civilize them. That's why Allah has sent us to civilize these people. Yet the media makes us look like the barbaric ones. The reason they don't want you to be successful is because they're jealous of what you have. The Christians jealous of what you have. Their nations, their religions are dying. So what they had to do, they had to change their religion. You don't believe me? We went to churches and they're now having the LGBT flags over there. Imagine your business. Your religion is dying so much that, that the only thing that you could do is go and get some help from the lgbt. That's just the condition you've become in because their religion is dying. Allah, subhanahu wa ta' ala has sent us into the nations. To guide these people from the darkness into the light.
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To guide these people from the darkness into the light. On one hand, I don't even entirely disagree with everything that this guy is saying. I am very outspoken about the fact that American Christianity has been largely rainbow washed. They are desperately trying in so many American churches to try to make their church look more like the world and not the other way around. Which is why you see people recite the friggin Sparkle Creed on Sunday morning or fly the BLM flag out front. And incidentally, I think why millions upon millions upon millions of young people are so deeply attracted to Catholicism because it is rooted in traditional liturgy, in sacred tradition, in the Mass, when it's not about us, it's not about our broken world, it's solely and entirely about God. So I hear your complaint about that and actually I share it, which is why I think there is such a huge revival of traditional Christianity happening with young people right now. But again, you heard them say this, not me. They think you are uncivilized, that you are backwards. That you are a crying, helpless being in desperate need of help from Islam to transform your backwards society. Don't be fooled, they say, by your technology, by your so called advancement, by the enlightened, progressive nature of the West. They're not progressive, they say, which is why we have to come in and take over. Allah has sent us to come in and take over. To bring the darkness into the light. Back to asking the hard questions in just a second. But first I wanna talk about something that really hit me hard after becoming a mom. Especially when it comes to showing up as my best self for my daughter. I realized that every decision I make about my health isn't just about me anymore. It's about showing up for Isla, being present for all of her milestones, and having the energy to keep up with her for decades to come. That is a totally different kind of motivation. 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So if you are ready to be there for the people that you love, not just today, but for decades to come, you can use code Isabelle at the link in today's show notes for 20% off because investing in your health now means so much more time with the people who matter the most. Maybe we just have really, really, really, really short attention spans and short memories in our country, but I'm old enough at 28 years old to remember that that used to be a rallying cry for terrorism. Saying you wanted to take over a society to become an Islamic society by any means necessary used to be called terrorism. And now we applaud it, we celebrate it, we call it religious freedom. We say, hey, maybe they're right, actually, so maybe we should be leaning into some of this stuff. And no one blinks an eye, no one thinks twice about it, no one's worried about it. The media isn't covering any of this. To the contrary, actually, they run interference for it, for actual legitimate terrorism. When I was on CNN two weeks ago for election day, you guys might recall, I ended the whole segment by giving a shout out to President Trump for his leadership on designating Nigeria as a country of particular concern, meaning we could start sanctioning Nigeria and taking appropriate action against them for the legitimate slaughter of more than 50,000 Christians. And those estimates are on the very, very low end, and destruction of tens of thousands of churches, of villages, of entire Christian communities at the hands of a radical, violent Islamic regime. And I was explaining to CNN that I totally believe President Trump deserves the new FIFA Peace Prize, which they think means nothing, but heck, does the Nobel Peace Prize even mean anything these days? I mean, come on. And the host jumped in and interrupted me at CNN saying, well, actually, a lot of Muslims have died, too. Yeah, by who? At the hands of who? As a result of who? Radical Islamic terrorists. But we can't call them that anymore because that's. That's really mean. Makes everybody feel really bad. It's better for us to just die, to be slaughtered, to allow for innocent people to be killed, than to rightfully start calling this stuff out for. For what it is, terrorism. Amazingly, this rhetoric isn't just even staying isolated inside of these pretty radical mosques in the United States. It's spreading to our city streets across America. Just earlier this year, there was a massive rally held on the streets of New York City. And in the wake of the election of Zoran Mamdani, I'm guessing there's going to be a whole lot more rallies that look just like this one of people screaming again. America will be a Muslim country. Listen to this.
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We're done hiding. We're done. We're done being tortured and hurt and judged. This is the correct religion. This is the religion that all of humanity needs to be a part of. Islam. And we will not stop until it enters every home. So I want you to repeat after me. I want to hear it in every single district. It should tremble. Brooklyn should hear it. The Bronx should hear it. Queens should hear it. Say it as if the Ummah depends on this. My brothers and sisters.
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We will not stop. We will not rest, come hell or high water, by any means necessary. And every home will become a Muslim home. Every person on earth needs to be a member of Islam. So again, I say it's time for us to start asking the hard questions, to start having the tough conversations. To be willing to risk offending someone at the hands of saving our country and protecting legitimate freedom of religion. And the really heartbreaking part about all of this is that we don't even need to theorize about what happens if we don't. We don't need to guess what the result is of our ridiculous, pathetic, inexcusable inaction. We already have the perfect blueprint for that in Europe and the uk. We know exactly what the aftermath of this looks like if we aren't willing to ask the tough questions. Now, there are probably five to 10,000 clips that we were sifting through, picking just a few to show you on the show today. And it was very hard to narrow some of them down. But I think this all has to start in a realization that America can answer and ask, do we have to live like this? No, we don't have to live like this. We can draw the line in the sand now, remind ourselves we were intended to be a Christian country and prevent this from arriving in our neighborhoods, on our city streets, in our supermarkets, instead of seeing stuff like this happen in a French supermarket just a few months ago with a young military age Islamic man walking into a French supermarket grocery store and saying, pork is not acceptable to eat actually, even if you're not really Muslim in France. So we're not going to allow pork to be safely sold at this supermarket in France anymore. We don't do that. We don't eat pork. So instead I'm going to urinate all over it. Watch this this is genuinely one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen, bro. You met radical. Wow. We don't eat pork. We don't eat pork. We don't eat pork. We don't eat pork. I'm gonna make bacon for lunch now. I just feel particularly inspired to do that. Imagine that happening in your grocery store. That didn't happen in Iran. That didn't happen in Syria. That didn't happen in Gaza. That happened in France. And it's not just supermarkets. Men of similar age and stature are walking into Catholic churches in Catholic France. You know, the France that was famously saved by the literal goat, Joan of Arc, who is hanging right behind me, by the way, in the set. To preserve their identity as a Catholic nation. These men are walking into Catholic churches and threatening to punch elderly nuns in the face. There is zero room for tolerance and unity when you abuse and disrespect innocent elderly women of God. None. But they don't care about that. They'll walk in, threaten to punch you, and then scream incoherently to disrupt people's home, to disrupt our most sacred places. Watch this, Sam. Wow. Unbelievable. You know, as I'm watching that, I'm thinking about my first trip to the Holy Land, where we had the capacity in a guided tour setting to go up on top of the Temple Mount, where now the Al Aqsa Mosque sits and the Dome of the Rock Chapel. And they were very, very clear with us during all of the instructions for how to get ready for this experience. This is a Muslim site controlled by Muslims. There are very strict rules that you have to adhere to if you want to go see the site of the Al Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock Chapel on the Temple Mount. And one of the clearest rules possible is that you can have no Christian iconography and you cannot practice your religion unless you are Muslim on this holy site. Now, keep in mind, this is built upon the site of the Jewish temple, which was destroyed after the death of Christ during the Roman Empire, but used to be the literal dwelling place of God in the Old Covenant in the Old Testament. As Christians, we believe that as well. But if you are caught showing, I don't know, a cross tattoo or a cross necklace or any sort of Christian T shirt proclaiming Jesus Christ as King of the Universe, you'll be asked to cover that up when you are up on top of the Temple Mount at the Al Aqsa Mosque compound. And one of the biggest things that they tell you up front is that you are not allowed to say silently pray. You are not allowed to silently pray on the Temple Mount if you are not Muslim. A friend of mine on this trip that we were on had a really upset stomach that day and he really wasn't feeling good. He was kind of dealing with some like food poisoning problems and he was really struggling to get through the experience of constantly walking around or whatever. So about halfway through our time up there, he sat down on one of the planters with these beautiful trees. I mean, the whole thing is absolutely stunning. The architecture is amazing. It's a very cool experience if you ever get the chance to go. And he was sitting on one of the planters of one of these trees and he was feeling really, really sick, like actively trying not to throw up. So he puts his head between his legs and kind of puts his head in his hands and he's silently sitting there breathing through it, just trying not to get sick. And he within seconds was screamed at by multiple guards on patrol on top of the Temple Mount complex because it looked like he was praying as someone who clearly was not a Muslim. So you can't silently in your own head, pray to God, pray to Christ. On one of the most significant holy sites in Christian and Jewish history still remains a significant site, even past the death of Christ and past the destruction of the temple. Heck, even the dome of the Rock Chapel was once a Christian church. It was a Byzantine church during the Crusades. So you can't think about any of that stuff. Can't even remotely look like you are silently praying or you will be immediately evacuated from the compound. But these people can come into Catholic nations, walk into Catholic churches, threaten to punch elderly Catholic nuns in the face and and then scream incoherently over and over and over again to disrupt our most sacred sites. It's disgusting. As we continue fighting against these threats and importantly continuing to preserve our Christian heritage, I am so excited to tell you about one of my favorite resources I've been using in my walk of faith over the past few months. If you're looking for a quick and meaningful way to help you engage more deeply with scripture every single Sunday, I cannot recommend enough that you check out the Breaking the Bread Devotion devotionals from the St. Paul Center. These tiny pocket sized devotionals are stunning. They are full color cloth bound companions for your Sunday worship. Every single week features rich reflections on the Gospel readings, corresponding teachings from the Catechism of the Church, and beautiful sacred art that helps to bring God's word to life. Whether you're reading before church with a cozy cup of coffee all snuggled up, you're in your small group or during your quiet time with God. Breaking the bread helps you to slow down, to reflect, and to truly encounter scripture in an incredibly meaningful way. You guys can use code ISABEL20 to get 20% off the complete set at st.paulcenter.com breakingthebread or visit the link in today's show notes. And that's just one example, by the way, these people are peeing on top of the high altar at the Vatican at St. Peter's Basilica. They are burning Catholic churches and cathedrals down. I, for the record, do not for a second believe that the Notre Dame Cathedral was an accident. Particularly when there are literally hundreds to thousands of Catholic churches that have been intentionally burnt down in nearby Germany over the past several years by Islamic arsonists. These people have to fly their flag over Westminster Abbey. The Pakistani flag flew over Westminster Abbey the last few years. But if you at a Muslim site remotely close your eyes and silently sit there, you will be forcefully removed from the property. This time of year, we're getting ready to celebrate Christmas. And it's Christmas, not the holidays. Even Kamala Harris was forced to admit that a few years ago. And this has gone so far now that it's not just about disrupting our church settings. There is such a level of instability fomenting in Europe over the Islamic invasion of Europe that in Germany, for example, Christian country with famous Christian Christmas markets is being forced as a nation to cancel hundreds of Christmas markets across the country because of fears of violence, physical retaliation, extreme protests and people dying. You may recall just about a year ago there was an Islamic terrorist. Hmm. Who drove his car through one of the Christmas markets in Germany and injured several people. I believe he killed one. Feel free to fact check me on this chat, but I think there was a six year old boy maybe that was killed at one of these Christmas markets in Germany. Again, let us know in the comments exactly what it is because I'm forgetting it off the top of my head. That's mom brain for you. But Rebecca tweeted this just a few days ago. Another Christmas market has been canceled in Germany, this time in Magdeburg. Authorities say that the reason it's being canceled is because they can't guarantee the safety of Christians peacefully going to a Christmas market in a Christian country. She says very poignantly, Islamic terror attacks have done what no war ever could. It killed a German tradition, she says. Earlier this year, markets in Overath and Kirpin were also called off due to new quote unquote security requirements. What on God's green earth could possibly yield such a security requirement? I don't know. How about this visual for you of hundreds to thousands of Muslims forcibly marching through a Christmas market, a Christian Christmas market in Germany, waving foreign flags of Islamic nations and screaming to overturn Christian traditions in a Christian country. This video is from Basil the Great. We saw it tweeted by Tommy Robinson. It's hard to watch, but watch this. It. La. It. So in that video, you hear it start with a beautiful, peaceful Christmas song. It's hard to tell right at the beginning of that video, but you can hear in the background there's beautiful music playing of Christmas carols for Christians walking through a Christmas market in a Christian country, which is very quickly overswept by hundreds to thousands of foreigners screaming incoherently in foreign languages, making noise, making as much of a ruckus as they possibly could, and waving foreign flags to send what message exactly? Oh, we're so glad you get to celebrate your holiday. Let us celebrate our holidays. Oh, let's all hold hands and sing Kumbaya around the campfire. Oh, let's all put coexist bumper stickers on the back of our Subarus. No, the message is pretty resoundingly clear. Gtfo or we will take you over. Thanks. And they scream as loud as they possibly can. This has caused the cancellation of hundreds of Christmas markets across Germany this year. And these security measures that they're taking are honestly so disgusting, like, so pathetic, that this is the response that we have instead of just deporting these people, instead of saying, yeah, there's no room for you actually, in the west, if you're claiming you don't want to live here and you want to just take it over, then go back to where you were fleeing from, actually, this is what they do instead. Tommy, in response to that video, tweeted this just a few days ago of a Berlin Christmas market. He said this is being mirrored across Western Europe, not just in Berlin, but all over Western society, that they are putting up these massive concrete barricades outside of Christmas markets to prevent these cars and mass groups of protesters to go in and be affecting people, to be impacting their safety, to impact the experience or maybe even to take their life, as we saw in the terror attack on a Christmas market a year ago. Watch this. He says we are barricading ourselves in rather than just barricading them out. So that's Europe. That's where we're at in Europe. That's the blueprint for what this is going to look like in America. So again, I think it's time to ask the hard question. Do you want to live like this? I don't. And I'm not going to apologize for saying that I don't. I don't think it's particularly controversial for me to say that I don't want to live this way. Just as much as we need to be making informed decisions about the future of our country, you guys also know I am a huge advocate about making informed decisions about our individual day to day lives. The same goes for making our decisions about our health care. It is open enrollment season for health insurance and insurance companies are betting that you'll just auto renew the plan that you had last year without asking any questions. But I think you are much smarter than that. 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Go to join CrowdHealth.com this isn't even just about Islam versus Christianity either. For the record, although that's clearly an important implication of all of this, I don't want my neighborhoods and our clean rivers and our public lands in the United States. As a self avowed environmentalist in many ways, I'm on the board of an environmental nonprofit, very open to all of that. I don't want America's beautiful places to end up looking like what we now know the Oxfordshire river looks like in the uk. Sky News is covering this that literally hundreds to thousands of tons of illegal waste are being dumped into rivers in the United Kingdom. Now, beyond anyone's logical explanation for how this possibly could have happened, and being the media because they're the worst, Sky News says we don't have any explanation for this unless it could be organized criminal gang activity. Okay, was this happening before the last several years of mass migration in the uk? No. No, it was not. And where else around the world do we see images very hauntingly similar to this one? I will let you answer that for yourself. Here's Sky News covering drone footage of a mountain of waste, as they call it, dumped into the Oxfordshire river in the uk. Listen to what they have to say about this.
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It's absolutely shocking. Here we're at one end of what is present, but it runs for 150 meters or so and must be hundreds, if not thousands of tons. It's revolting. It's shredded waste. Since I was last here a few days ago, the level of the river which is around us has risen and some of that waste is now tumbling into the river and being swept downstream. Which just highlights the environmental concern that I think we all share about this dump.
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Wow.
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I mean, we believe this must have been the work of organised criminal gangs. To be able to move this amount of waste at this kind of scale isn't the kind of thing that is a regular fly tipper getting rid of a sofa at the back of a white van.
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Oof. We believe this, they say, to be the work of organized criminal gangs. And of course, this is just the latest example of literally thousands in the UK over the past few years, which we've covered extensively. We try to lend our platform here on the show to of sort so many stories happening in the uk, largely because I'm just a huge Anglophile. We have a lot of heritage, family heritage in the uk and I feel a really big sense of connection with you guys right now. I don't have any immediate or really immediate extended family living in the UK right now, but I have tons of friends who live there. And it has been really devastating for us in America to watch what's happening in the United Kingdom over the past several years and just how bad it's gotten so very quickly. We know you guys don't have the amplified megaphone to be able to share with the world what's happening in your own communities because A, you'll be thrown in prison for it, which is pathetic. While they're letting out actual rapists and child molesters and murderers out of prison, you get thrown in for a retweet or a Facebook comment about any of this stuff. But B, because the Digital Services act in the EU and the comparable legislation in the UK will just prevent anyone from even seeing any of this stuff again. Totally dystopian, draconian, Orwellian, 1984 style laws. So we try to lend our platform as much as we can to you guys to amplify that message because we know that you can't say it, we'll say it for you. But we know from the past several months that Christian singers are now being told that it's illegal for them to sing Christian music out on the streets in the uk. But of course you can play the Muslim prayer call all throughout London five times a day on massive loudspeakers and no one even thinks twice about it. We know that teenage girls are afraid, they're giving interviews to the media, afraid of being raped in their own country, walking home from school every day. That they feel like they are a target as young white British girls at the hands of a mass immigration, or should I say invasion crisis that the UK has Been experiencing. You, of course, know the story of the young girl in Scotland holding up the axe and the knife, trying to protect herself and her sister from these rape gangs. It is illegal now in Scotland to silently pray in your own house if you live within a certain radius of an abortion facility. Oh yeah, silent prayer being illegal, does that not immediately tie back to what we experienced as Christians at the Al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem? Interesting how these parallels happen, but you're not even allowed to talk about it. And sadly, this has gotten so bad in the UK that many of those living in the United Kingdom today are just losing hope. They're losing hope entirely. I saw a Man on the street interview a couple of days ago on TikTok. I think we have it here for you of a young guy walking around asking older people living in the uk, so in Scotland, in Northern Ireland, in Britain and Wales, if you were in your 20s today, if you were in your 20s today, what would you do with your life? What advice would you give to young 20somethings living in the UK? The answer, it was just devastating. Resoundingly. Every single one of them said, I would leave. I would emigrate. There's nothing left for me here anymore. You were in your 20s today, what would you do? I'd leave. You'd leave? I'd certainly leave the country now. I think it's going to the dogs. Emigrate. Immigrate. The way the country is now, I would immigrate. Immigrate. Why do you say that? I just think this country's on its way down. I just don't think it offers much for young people now. Emigrate. Why would you do that? Just think everything's going apart in England. Get out of this country. Did you say you, you left the country? Yeah. Where did you go? South African, Australia, Move abroad.
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The thing is that I've seen it.
A
Just go downhill and it's so sad. Say you were in your 20s today, where would you go? Well, I have a natural affinity for Spain, so I'd certainly go to Spain. I probably would. I think I would move abroad. To where? Well, probably Italy or Spain. Where would you go? Canada, New Zealand, Australia. Better places in England. Where would you go to? Probably New Zealand. It's a lovely country. It's clean, the people are so friendly. I. I love the place. Me like, I love the place too. Actually, New Zealand is one of my favorite countries in the world. I spoke at the March for life there in 2023 and I'm dying to go back. So find me a reason to come back to New Zealand. If you guys are watching any Kiwis watching the show today, but you shouldn't have to answer that. You shouldn't need to say there is nothing left for me here anymore. That there are better places than the place I was born, that my grandparents were born, that I want my great, great grandchildren to be born in. We're throwing in the towel and we're giving up. England has gone to the dogs. They say, how pathetically sad. An entire country, an entire culture, just regular people who didn't ask the hard questions when they still had the chance to, who didn't have these tough conversations, who didn't confront this friction between Eastern and Western culture fast enough, realizing in many, many, many ways that it might be too late. I'm a big believer, by the way, that it's never fully too late, that you always need to be fighting for your home. That's we always have to go on offense. That's what we're called to do, especially as Christians in the world. We are not of this world, but we are in it. And we are called to make sure that we make a difference and try to make this world a little bit more like the next one. But these are the conversations we desperately need to be having in the United States before it's too late. Like America, the UK and France and Germany and so many others were all unapologetically Christian countries. Are they now? I'm honestly not so sure. And I don't even think they would answer that. I mean, for Lord's sake, the King of England is reciting Islamic prayers in Arabic. He's the head of the Church of England. But this is where we have come. I feel for these people who are in their 60s, 70s, or 80s, looking back at their life and saying, we didn't do enough. We failed you. We failed our kids and our grandkids and their kids and their grandkids. But lucky for us, we are still in our 20s. It is not too late for us to be asking these hard questions. The vast majority of you who watch the show are gen zers or young millennials. And we're in our 20s or early 30s. And we can ask ourselves today, right now, frankly, yesterday, do we want to live like this? Are we willing to fight back? Is Islam compatible with Western civilization? That last question is the most important question we could possibly be asking ourselves right now. The threat of socialism has always existed and will always continue to exist. I am literally the spokesperson of socialism Sucks. Okay? I worked, worked for Turning Point, fighting for that for many, many, many years. But socialism, with the exception of New York City, has largely been curbed with our generation already. Islam has not. And in many ways, it represents a far bigger immediate threat to our country, to our religion, to our way of life, to our culture, and to freedom than anything else in the world today. But we're afraid. We're afraid of being called Islamophobic. We're afraid of being called a bigot or racist or intolerant. But I meant what I said last week on that podcast with the Daily Signal on problematic women. Islamophobia literally translates to an irrational fear of Islam. Phobia is an irrational fear. I don't think it's irrational to fear a culture that treats people this way. I think that is a very rational understanding of the past 50 to 100 years especially, but also the last, give or take, 1500 years in human history. Let's even zoom in even closer. I think that's a pretty rational fear in America, especially for our friends living in New York City for the past 25 years, give or take. I don't say any of this because I hate people who are Muslim. Don't hear that. Please don't mistake this conversation in this episode for me saying that I have this deep hatred of people who practice Islam. I'm sure a lot of you are going to watch this video and say that to yourself and walk away with that being the takeaway, but don't make that mistake. Because the truth is, I say all of this and we have this tough conversation and we ask all of these hard questions because of my genuine love for people. I love people. And as Christians, we are called to love all of our brothers and sisters, all humanity across the globe, because we can see them as made in the image of God, just like you and me. We can see Christ in them. We see the Holy Spirit in them. And it's because I have this profound, deep love for people, especially for marginalized and innocent people, that I want more for humanity than Sharia law and radical authoritarian Islamic regimes. I want more for America and for Europe and for the world at large than a complete lack of freedom of speech, an inability to dissent against your own government. I want more for people than authoritarian radical theocracies where you don't get a say in a democratic process. Ironic, right? How the people screaming in your face about how they're saving democracy are electing Muslim socialists now, if they took five seconds to see the end result of Sharia law. I want more for people I don't know struggling with same sex attraction than being literally thrown off buildings or stoned to death in the year of our Lord 2025. I want more for women than being legally classified as property, being told it is illegal for them to have the same access to an education as men, to work in the same workforce as men, to freely marry who they want to marry and fall in love, to wear what clothes they want to wear to speak out loud. Last year in Afghanistan, the radical Taliban government, again terrorist government, actually made it illegal for women to speak out loud in public. So dogs barking on the street have more rights than human beings because women's voices are apparently too alluring and tempting for men to struggle with every day. I want more for what just happened last week with women. I want more for women than being told the only way for them to seek emergency medical care in places like Afghanistan is to show up to a hospital to only interact with female staff who it's illegal for them to work, by the way. So good luck as a woman seeing a female doctor and female nursing staff now in Afghanistan, the only way for you to receive life saving medical care is for you to show up to a hospital with a burka on. Can someone explain to me how an appendectomy or childbirth or life saving trauma surgery is going to work with you covering every square inch of skin on your body? I want more for children, for our daughters, for little girls than to be told at 9 years old they need to marry someone 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 years older than them and bear their children. You care about the Handmaid's Tale? This is the Handmaid's Tale actually come to life. Not what the Western media is trying to twist and turn this to look like, but real life. Because we love people, we should want more for them than the hatred, the authoritarianism, the complete lack of freedom and the violence that always, inevitably accompanies Islamic governance. Always. And I know the consequences of saying this, I do. We already have a lot more targets on our back in the conservative movement in the last 10 weeks or so, 10, 11 weeks. And we've all had to be confronting in our own mind. How far am I willing to go? What am I willing to say out loud? Am I willing to ask the hard questions? Am I willing to say the hard truths? Am I willing to attach my face, my livelihood, my family, my safety to telling the truth to the world? I think it's that important. I think this is a hill worth dying on. Not out of hatred or bigotry or xenophobia or Islamophobia or racism or whatever you want to call it, but out of love. Wrestling with these tough truths is a core tenet of Americanism. It is our American culture is based in our ability, baked right in to the First Amendment, to our Constitution, for us to have the hard, tough conversations, to debate ideas, to disagree openly, and to go back and forth on these things. So what I hope more than anything, excuse me, is that we have the ability to start this conversation now, here, today on this show. Not because it's about me. To the contrary, it's about all of us. Are we willing to ask the hard question, is Islam compatible with the West? And more importantly, are we willing to resoundingly answer no? I pray that starts. Sam.
Episode: The Hard Truth: Is Islam Compatible with Western Civilization?
Date: November 19, 2025
Host: Isabel Brown (The Daily Wire)
In this charged and provocative episode, Isabel Brown asks the central question: "Is institutionalized Islam compatible with Western civilization?" Drawing on recent news, personal anecdotes, viral clips, and commentary from other conservative voices, Isabel makes the case that the values she attributes to institutional Islam are fundamentally at odds with the foundational principles of America and the West, particularly its Christian heritage and freedoms. Throughout, she draws heavily on events from Europe and the UK as cautionary tales for the U.S., and advocates for open, difficult discussions on the cultural impacts of Islamic immigration and influence, even in the face of accusations of bigotry or Islamophobia.
Isabel recounts backlash she received for saying on another podcast that “institutionalized Islam” is not compatible with Western civilization, expressing her determination to restate and defend her argument.
She refers to technical glitches in a previous attempt to record this episode, characterizing them as obstacles to "speaking the truth" (00:00–02:30).
“I think we need to start asking ourselves, is institutionalized Islam compatible with Western civilization? No. Absolutely not.”
— Isabel Brown (02:30)
Isabel asserts that “institutionalized Islam” suppresses free speech, religious freedom, gender equality, and democratic processes (03:05–04:45).
She suggests that historical Christian foundations are under threat from the current wave of Islamic influence, drawing parallels with the radical political left.
“These same people that are screaming at us over saving democracy by electing a Muslim socialist... you’ll be very surprised how quickly that can turn into a radical theocracy.”
— Isabel Brown (03:44)
Isabel references Charlie Kirk’s warnings about a spiritual battle in the West, framing Islamism and wokeism/Marxism as dual threats to Christian civilization.
“Spiritual battle is coming to the West and the enemies are wokeism or Marxism combining with Islamism to go after what we call the American way of life.”
— Charlie Kirk (05:11)
She quotes conservative commentator Ali Beth Stuckey, who suggests the left-wing coalition's unifying thread is a "hatred of Christianity" (07:30).
“Wait, have you not realized that the entire left wing coalition is united solely by a hatred of Christianity?”
— Ali Beth Stuckey (07:42, via Isabel)
Alarm is raised at the rapid growth of mosques in regions like Dallas-Fort Worth (15:00–16:30).
She plays and analyzes clips of U.S.-based imams and gatherings where speakers boldly declare Islam’s intent to “take over” America and Europe (16:45–19:00).
“America will be a Muslim country. Russia will be a Muslim country. Islam will enter every house insha’Allah. But we have to be a part of that change and never ever apologize.”
— U.S. imam speaking in Birmingham, UK (16:45)
Details disruptions of Christmas markets in Germany and mass rallies calling for Islamic dominance, viewing these as symptomatic of broader societal change and decline in the West (41:00–48:00).
“Islamic terror attacks have done what no war ever could. It killed a German tradition.”
— Quoting a German commentator on market closures (47:10)
Shows interviews with UK citizens expressing hopelessness and desire to emigrate (54:00–55:20).
“There’s nothing left for me here anymore.”
— UK resident interviewed on the street (54:30)
Isabel repeatedly clarifies that her criticism is of institutional Islam, not individual Muslims, and frames her position as motivated by love and concern for all people (56:30–58:30).
“Don’t mistake this conversation for me saying I have this deep hatred of people who practice Islam. I say all of this because of my genuine love for people.”
— Isabel Brown (57:55)
Argues that Western freedoms, especially for women and minorities, cannot survive under Sharia-based governance.
On her core thesis:
“Is institutionalized Islam compatible with Western civilization? No. Absolutely not. It’s not. And I think somebody needs to be brave enough to say that.”
— Isabel Brown (02:30)
On intersectionality and Christianity’s opponents:
“Both radical Islam and radical left wing secularism are rooted in an outright hatred of Christianity.”
— Isabel Brown, paraphrasing Ali Beth Stuckey (07:50)
Describing a viral imam speech:
“Never ever apologize. We are unapologetic. Never ever compromise. We are never compromising on the fact that one way or another, every single household in the world will become an Islamic household.”
— Isabel Brown, quoting U.S. imam (17:12)
Reflecting on Europe’s changes:
“Islamic terror attacks have done what no war ever could. It killed a German tradition.”
— Quoting German commentator (47:10)
Summing up the stakes:
“The threat of socialism has always existed... But Islam... represents a far bigger immediate threat to our country, to our religion, to our way of life, to our culture, and to freedom than anything else in the world today.”
— Isabel Brown (56:25)
Addressing accusations of bigotry:
“Don’t mistake this conversation…for me saying I have this deep hatred of people who practice Islam. I say all of this…because of my genuine love for people.”
— Isabel Brown (57:55)
Isabel’s episode delivers a clarion call for her audience to have what she sees as a necessary, uncompromising conversation about the future of Western identity in the face of “institutionalized Islam.” She repeatedly insists that her aim is not hatred, but protection of freedom and Christian values, and positions her messaging as an act of love and moral courage. For listeners outside her ideological circle, the episode provides keen insight into the intersection of American conservative discourse, religious identity, and anxieties about cultural change in a globalized world.