I’ve lived in Egypt my entire life.
My life there infinitely better than my life here.
It’s way more fun.
I feel way safer.
Way safer.
I’ve never had to walk out at night and think, “Oh, I should have pepper spray on me.
” Never.
This woman from Europe was visiting Egypt.
Guess who harassed her? Egyptians.
No, don’t follow me.
The woman sitting right here is from Japan.
She decided to take a taxi in Egypt.
This guy is an Egyptian.
It turned out to be a huge mistake.
Watch.
Good beautiful woman.
[ __ ] you.
No, no, no touch.
No touch, please.
No touch, please.
The country where my mother is from, women there, 99.
3% of women report being sexually assaulted.
How you doing? This is SA TV and I just came across this video of an Egyptian woman living in Houston in the United States claiming that Egypt is much better than the United States and that she would way rather move back to Egypt.
Take a look at this video.
I am a woman in Islamic State.
I’ve lived in Egypt my entire I just moved here 2 years ago.
Genuinely, my life there infinitely better than my life here.
Infinitely better.
I’ve lived in Egypt my entire life.
My life there infinitely better than my life here.
It’s way more fun.
I feel way safer.
Way safer.
I have never had to walk out at night and think, “Oh, I should have pepper spray on me.
” Never.
Ever.
There’s no place where you would go in like Cairo, Alexandria, whatever, where you’d feel actually unsafe.
Okay.
So, let me just ask you a super simple question.
If in an Islamic state, let’s say Afghanistan, let’s say Iran, a woman decides to wake up and dress like that girl right there with the glasses and the shorts, is she going to be completely fine? Am I from Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan? There are Islamic states.
Okay.
There.
So, is she Is she going to be okay? Yeah.
I don’t know.
I don’t know.
I’m not from there.
Oh, give me a break.
Of course you know what’s going to happen to them.
Of course you know.
Why are you running? Wow.
He caught her.
Crazy.
Let’s continue.
Genuinely not from there.
I don’t think she’d be okay.
How about how? However, okay, I don’t think she’d be okay.
Egypt.
I am a woman in the back to Egypt.
Indeed.
If you don’t like this country, if you don’t like what this country gives you and the benefits you have in this country in the United States, then leave.
Go back to Egypt.
Go enjoy your incredible life in Egypt.
Right? But you’re probably watching this and thinking, “What is so bad with Egypt?” Well, let me show you.
This woman from Europe was visiting Egypt.
Guess who harassed her? Egyptians watched.
Why are you following me? I’m not following you.
Yes, you are.
I swear to you.
It’s my eyeball.
Here you are.
It’s only Egyptian.
Follow me.
No, just follow me.
No.
No.
Don’t follow me, please.
It’s crazy.
Wow.
You could really see how safe this woman felt in Egypt, just like the Egyptian girl claimed, right? She would feel infinitely safer in Egypt.
Sure.
Next video.
This video was recorded in Egypt by an Italian tourist.
Take a look at this.
I stand here.
What’s your name? I’m I go I go I go Italian.
Oh no no no.
Wow.
You could really see how they felt safe in this interaction, right? The woman sitting right here is from Japan.
She decided to take a taxi in Egypt.
This guy is an Egyptian.
It turned out to be a huge mistake.
Watch.
What? Beautiful.
Beautiful.
What the [ __ ] is this guy? Why? What? What happened? I’m good.
Why you see my leg girl? Maybe instead of looking at this young girl’s legs, look at the road.
But again, it proves the claim that women feel infinitely safer in Egypt or places like Egypt, right? Good woman.
Okay, go drive.
Beautiful woman.
Please drive.
Drive.
Yes.
Yeah, please drive.
Yes, drive.
Yes, drive.
for my house.
What? No.
Never.
Don’t think like this.
Never.
I cannot.
Wait.
I knew her.
Did he just invite this Japanese girl to his house? How safe she must have felt, right? Again.
Again.
Okay.
What? Good.
Beautiful woman.
[ __ ] you.
No.
Don’t understand.
No touch.
No touch.
Please.
No touch.
Please.
What? By the way, here.
By the way.
Okay.
Okay.
Wow.
I’m starting to believe that Egypt is actually a safer country than the United States.
This European lady decided to go to Egypt dressed like this.
Take a look at how many men look at her.
H.
Wow.
It does feel incredibly safe for a woman to roam down the streets of Egypt.
As you can see, just imagine if there wouldn’t be any camera and if she would have been in a more secluded area, she would have had a lot more problems.
People are filming her, taking pictures.
Crazy.
Crazy.
Well, because Egypt is infinitely better than the United States.
People feel a lot safer there, of course.
Crazy.
I know this has nothing to do with how you’re dressed in Egypt, but this pro Palestine activist who came from a different place in the world tried to go to Gaza through Egypt.
Here’s how they treated them.
We have just been violently dragged into the buses here at uh the first checkpoint um on the way to Al uh to Isaiah.
We have um we were sitting quietly and not doing anything.
We were um debating that we would leave soon um in in taxis back to Cairo because we had we did not break any law and all of a sudden several people stormed in and they started to push people and drag them violently outside.
They they had beaten people.
I have seen one woman that was beaten in her face in front of me.
Um they had didn’t leave time to grab the luggage or anything were beaten and this is the buses now full of people.
I hope no one is serious seriously injured.
Um, this is a very shocking incident.
This right here is from the same incident.
Take a look at the hand motions this guy’s making to the activist.
Wow, Egypt looks like an incredibly safe place.
This one is from Italy Katana, February 2024.
A defenseless 13-year-old Italian girl is captured and raped by seven undocumented Egyptian Islamic criminals.
Wow.
They were invited as guests in the country.
And that’s how they treat the native and local Italians.
Crazy.
Belly dancer Linda Martino, born in Egypt with an Italian passport, was arrested for her immoral dance moves.
This video shows how women feel in countries like Pakistan and Egypt.
Take a look.
What does it mean to you? Okay.
So your experience kind of mixed feelings I would say.
Yeah.
I think if you know how to talk, if you know how to, you know, stand for yourself, but only then you can survive.
If not, then you’re just going to be dominated by by by these girls.
Now you’re going to see even we here, you guys are with me, but people they’re not going to stop and you know, they’re going to touch they’re going to try to touch me.
They’re going to try to harass me.
This this happens.
Wow.
This happens.
Yes.
It’s it’s normal and they think that it’s it’s not wrong.
The country where my mother is from, women there, 99.
3% of women report being sexually assaulted.
99.
3.
It’s an astounding number.
It sounds like hyperbole, but this is a true number.
And the research was done by UNICEF.
Um, and the reason why you see such astounding numbers is because it’s so much a part of the culture.
It’s so normalized.
But again, I thought Egypt and Pakistan and Iran are infinitely better places than the United States where you have freedom to do whatever you want, where you can protect yourself.
Crazy.
The person you’re seeing here is from Egypt, and he wanted to abuse a 13-year-old girl from the UK.
Watch this.
I am not speak English.
You can say phone home office.
Home office.
No, you want me to phone? We will phone your home office.
So, don’t worry about that.
does speak English.
Oh, can we can we play for Can we pray for your English about it? No.
Allah, no English.
I am Muslim and no English.
The chins go.
Will you be my wife? We will sleep in bed together.
That was in Arabic.
I want to see your naked body.
Look.
The chin’s going.
The chin’s going.
Will you be my wife? We will sleep in bed together.
No, I’ll tell you something.
In Arabic or English, at that point there, I just saw the world fall out your ass.
Yeah.
And that was in Arabic.
I want to see your naked body.
Look in English.
Look.
Look, no English.
Not me.
Not me.
It is you.
Not me.
It is you.
That’s what he wrote to a 13year-old girl in the UK.
Crazy.
And he’s from Egypt.
But Egypt is much more safe than the United States and the West in general.
Of course.
The people you’re seeing here are Egyptians and they’re attacking LGBTQ plus activists who went to study at a university in Egypt.
Why would you do that? Take a look.
Let’s see.
Yep.
Egypt seems like an incredibly safe place to me, right? If you have a problem with the United States, you have a problem with the rights of the United States, with what you can do in the United States, maybe it’s not the place for you, maybe you should go back.
I think what this reporter should have asked this girl, this Egyptian girl in Houston was, “If I were to buy you a flight ticket back to Egypt, are you going to go right now and stay there?” I wonder what her response would be as she’s studying in an American university with the freedom to say whatever she wants.
How privileged can you be to say that Egypt is better? If it is, then leave.
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I’ll see you in the next one.
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