On The Attack!

On The Attack!

Mohammed HijabLast week on Twitter, I was being attacked, and this week on Twitter, I'm doing the attacking.

HostYou're doing the attacking? Yeah.

Mohammed HijabThe grooming thing is officially dead now. Imagine Tommy Robinson, the far-right, or Elon Musk comes out and talks about Islamic grooming gangs.

HostIt's they can't do it anymore.

Mohammed HijabSubhanallah. Like, do you know what I find? It's always the case, yeah, that there are people out there that talk about something so much. It's usually an overcompensation due to a psychological projection, right? So, they have their own feeling about something. They're guilty, and every, as we say, every accusation is a confession, right? They're guilty of something, and they want to be a—it's like a confession box. So they deflect it on somebody else. This is psychoanalysis 101, right? And in this case, they've used the Muslim community as a scapegoat.

And you know when the whole grooming thing happened, you can search this up. The headlines that say, "500 mosques come together to condemn the grooming cases." But he's Jewish. There's not even one rabbi that's come out. You know what I mean? Like, there's no mass condemnation of the genocide. There's no mass condemnation of the Epstein affair.

That's why it shows you the strategy should not be defensive. The strategy should be attacking. Like, for example, last week, last week when they did the thing, I did a couple of clarifications, and we went back straight on the attack. And that was much better than say, "I'm defending. I didn't say this, and I didn't say that." And they want us to do that.

HostLet's go after them.