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Tommy Robinson meets with Brigitte Gabriel, founder of ACT for America, to discuss the striking parallels between her experiences in civil war-era Lebanon and the current socio-political landscape of the United Kingdom and United States. Gabriel recounts her harrowing journey from a news anchor in a once-prosperous Christian Lebanon to a survivor of a 10-year civil war, detailing how radical minorities can dictate the destiny of a "peaceful majority." The conversation explores the growth of legislative activism in the U.S., the importance of grassroots organization, and the shared conviction that Western nations are currently ignoring the same warning signs that preceded the collapse of Middle Eastern democracies.
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