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In this episode Dr. Trifkovic turns our attention to a “great ally” of the United States, Saudi Arabia, and the ongoing challenges that country has faced and will continue to face, as well as its “zero tolerance” policy towards any outward shows of Christianity.

Dr. Trifkovic explores the recent history of Chechnya and Turkey and the new military posture of Pakistan since it has acquired nuclear technology.

In this part of the series, we will take a look at some specific geographic areas in which Islam has made life difficult for non-Muslims, often doing so with the approval, implicit and explicit, of the West, particularly the United States.

Islam has some “tough words” for the Jews, to say the least. In this episode Dr. Trifkovic links the doctrinal beliefs of Islam towards Jews and how that played out in both remote and recent history. Dr. Trifkovic also questions the narrative of Islam being a “contributor” to Western civilization instead of simply being a broker by means of distributing the knowledge and goods of the people it conquered.

Islam does not truly consider women as equivalents to men in any sense of the word and this theological belief has everyday implications which also spill over into horrible treatment of children and African blacks.

It has been some years since the first half of this program was aired and so we briefly recapitulate some assumptions about what we’ve covered in the series so far before diving into the role of Shari’a in Islamic societies and what is implied for Shari’a in Western societies.

Every time we hear about terrorist attacks today we are always told that they have “nothing to do” with Islam. But this is not a new development. Islamic massacres have been swept under the rug for a long time. We discuss three specific ones in this episode.