The Pete Quiñones Show Episode 1225: Immigration and Civil War w/ Firas Modad and Ron Dodson
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Jun 10, 2025 Firas Modad, a geopolitical risk analyst, and Ron Dodson, a Texas hedge fund manager, dive deep into the implications of immigration on the US and Europe. They explore the rising ethnic tensions and cultural identity crises reshaping societies, particularly in Britain. The discussion also highlights the intersection of cultural practices and crime, the role of church communities in fostering unity, and the geopolitical intricacies involving Turkey and the Middle East. Lastly, they analyze civil unrest, governance challenges, and the potential for increased violence in the face of instability.
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Europe's Ethnic Tensions Rise
- European countries face severe ethnic tensions worsened by immigration and lack of national identity acknowledgment.
- Official policies now label Western cultural pride as extremism, deepening societal divides.
Corrupt State Undermines Law
- The state is acting as a corrupting influence rather than a teacher of law and order.
- Criminals often have more rights than victims, eroding social discipline.
Use Shame-Based Punishments
- Shame-based punishments can be more effective than imprisonment for petty crimes.
- Such punishments reinforce community norms and discourage bad behavior.