The Glenn Beck Program Best of the Program | Guest: Yasmine Mohammed | 6/25/25
Jun 25, 2025
Yasmine Mohammed, a Canadian human rights activist and author, shares her powerful story and insights on the dangers of radical Islam. She discusses her traumatic childhood experiences and the stark differences between secular Muslims and Islamists. The conversation also touches on the impact of extremist ideologies on personal identity and relationships. Additionally, they delve into a new initiative, 'The Torch,' aimed at empowering individuals through self-education on history and philosophy. Tune in for a thought-provoking dialogue that challenges societal norms!
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Cuomo's Shock Defeat Explained
- Andrew Cuomo lost to a little-known socialist candidate despite all establishment support and massive spending.
- The voters seemingly rejected corruption and favored a radical mayoral candidate with an Islamist backing.
Yasmine's Childhood Abuse Story
- Yasmine Mohammed endured severe abuse and indoctrination in her childhood under an Islamist stepfather.
- She was physically punished, including being hung upside down and whipped to enforce ideological obedience.
Distinguishing Islamists and Muslims
- Islamists differ from regular Muslims by emphasizing political Islam and often using insidious, nonviolent means.
- This political ideology can manifest in duplicity and calls for violence, like Nandani's promotion of globalizing intifada.
