Guys, I'm here at another one of Smile to Jannah's borehole. Come on.
MashaAllah these guys, these guys really like
it, Allahu Akbar, you know what I'm saying? We got 16 of these, and look at the difference that each
borehole is making; has a story in itself. Clear Water. Clear. Clear.
Asalamu alikum guys, and welcome to another episode of Smile to Jannah. The extreme Hindus
are mourning the loss of the Qur'aan burner, more specifically, the Swedish Qur'aan burner. You know,
the Iraqi one who used to be a Christian before and converted to atheism and has been doing some
madness in his own country. And this guy Momika, describes himself as a thinker, sorry, thinker and
writer, and a free atheist. This guy has been seen in military clothing, so he's been involved with
some military activities back home. He was known to the Swedish authorities because he threatened
his flatmate with a knife. It sounds like a real jerk. His residency permit was also running out,
and he was denied permanent residency. So he aligned with some far-right group and said,
"I'll help be your leader, mate," and possibly this was some rite of passage,
who knows? But these extreme Hindus were mourning his death because there are claims that this guy
has died. But before they make an idol of him and you know, start wasting food and flowers on him
like they do with, say, the idol of Donald Trump, they have taken to social media to blame the
Muslims for the death of this individual. Others have concocted a narrative as to how brutally he
was slaughtered. This was done by a German Hindu. One guy says he misses him. Yeah, I don't know,
I think like half a day had gone past and he's like, "I miss him." We were like this,
yeah. I knew, I never met him, and I don't think I can pronounce his name properly, and I don't know
if you're talking about a man or a woman, but we were close, we were. But all of these professional
idiots failed to realize this seems to be fake news. Let's look at the sources. The first one
to have claimed that he died was ViseGrad 24, which is like a far-right French publication,
and they deleted their post. The Economic Times of India picked it up, and their evidence was
some random Twitter page called Radio Genoa. And Radio Genoa, if you go on their page, they say,
"Yeah, we need more evidence, you know what I mean?" But that was irrelevant for Economic Times
India Today. Oh, I wonder what country they're from. They also quoted this random Twitter page
called Radio Genoa, and MSN, which, you'd say, you know what, this is a Western publication. No, they
quoted India Today that were quoting some random Twitter page that admitted they don't have enough
evidence. Now, this reflects the current state of India where a random Twitter page is regarded
as a credible source to now tell the whole country this story. You're probably thinking,
"Why? Surely they're not that stupid." They are. But that's not the point. The point is the story
is divisive, that's why it is. It increases the divide of the Muslims and the Hindus,
that's what it does. And you got elections coming up, so this initial post by this French site,
they removed it, but it already had a million impressions, loads of people were posting it.
But again, no credible multiple news sources have verified this story, and if you actually
track it from where it's coming from, it's India. And can't take them seriously, frankly,
you know what I mean? Especially when you get a call from a guy trying to sell you broadband,
he sounds like an Indian, but he tells you his name is John Roderickson. Mate,
you are no John Roderickson, that's all I can say. Let's leave it there guys. Asalaamu Alaikum