Скачать или смотреть We need to have a discussion around Sharia Law, Radical Islam, and Fundamentalism

Multiple international surveys show that in many Islamic-majority countries, large portions of the population support Sharia law as the law of the land — not just for personal conduct, but for courts, criminal justice, and public life.

The same datasets show consistent majorities in some nations supporting punishments for apostasy, blasphemy, and criticism of religion. In others, strong social pressure exists even where formal laws are weaker. These views are not fringe. They are mainstream, measurable, and repeatedly recorded.

This video walks through what the numbers actually say — not what Western commentators wish they said.

You can respect individual Muslims while still being honest about what populations believe, vote for, and support at the legal level. Ignoring the data doesn’t make it go away. It just leaves the conversation to extremists.

If we care about freedom of belief, freedom of speech, and equal treatment under the law, then we have to be willing to look at the evidence — even when it’s uncomfortable.

Facts first. Emotions second.