Exploring Sharia Law and the U.S. Constitution Debate

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning.

0:01 Speaker 2 Well, today we got Frank Panico on award winning film for America and he’s got a new film and it’s about religion and the challenges that are going on in America today. Uh. And you know, we give the right to everybody to come on and tell us about it. Well, Frank, tell us about your latest documentary and your concerns about America.

0:25 Speaker 3 Sure. So the film is called The Great American Conflict. It’s actually premiering in Dallas, Texas, and basically it’s the film that explains how Islam is hurting America. You know, they they’re they’re trying to replace our constitution with Sharia.

0:45 The you know, Seria law does not see Islam is not like like Baptist or Catholic, like it’s everything. It’s the whole government. And if they if there are and they follow Suria law that encompasses like you know, the legal system, the custody system, marriage, dietary everything. And they believe that women only have like half the rights of

1:12 a man. So you know, they’re they’re really trying hard to push this Sharia law. There’s places in Texas like uh, Epic City, they’re trying to build whole communities and expel everybody else. Only Muslims are allowed.

1:26 Speaker 1 And luckily I’ve seen that it’s being done. It’s being done someplace in Texas. Yeah.

1:33 Speaker 3 Yeah, it’s called Epic City. Yeah. And also just recently, like two days ago, they have a water park and it was a Muslim’s only day and you know, only Muslims would be allowed in.

1:46 Speaker 2 And you know, governor, So in other words, they haven’t they’re not integrating into the system.

1:53 Speaker 3 Yes, that’s another thing. Yes, they’re not. See, we have we have no problem with people coming to our nation. We love that. It makes us a better nation. But they need to you know, assimilate, you know, they need to love America.

2:08 Speaker 2 You know.

2:08 Speaker 1 Well I just had that discussion.

2:10 Speaker 2 I just had that discussion with somebody, and what I said is the United States of America is made.

2:17 Speaker 1 For all religions.

2:19 Speaker 2 All religions are welcome to come and uh and to uh celebrate their religion. But but we have a conflict if there’s a certain sector of any religion that attacks other religions.

2:37 Speaker 1 We don’t have room for people.

2:38 Speaker 2 That attack religions or want to check the original thing for Ellis Island, because I was a vice chairman of Ellis Island. Bill for Gas was the chairman. Lei Coco was the honorary chairman. What what the basic thing of the of America is to come to America and pledge religion, legions to the flag and that you want to become

3:01 an American, not that you want to convert America. That you salute the flag of the United States, not that you come to America and salute somebody else’s flag exactly.

3:17 Speaker 3 Yeah, well that’s another issue. They’re like bringing their culture. You know, they’re coming from these areas and trying to bring their culture and everything into our nation. And we do welcome all religions, but you know, Islam is more of a political system than a religion. I mean, I know a.

3:34 Speaker 2 Lot of Muslims, and I would say eighty percent of them. A lot of them want to work hard and do their own but there’s a certain percentage of them that were not immigrants. There were migrants, and I have differentiated the difference between immigrants and migrants. Immigrants that want to come to America and become American we welcome, right, but

3:59 migrants to come to America and try to change America.

4:03 Speaker 1 I don’t welcome them.

4:05 Speaker 3 Yeah, they are trying to change our nations. But the thing about Islam is that, for instance, if you’re a Muslim and you convert to Christianity, they think they have the right to kill you. Or if you just become an atheist, they have the right to kill you. Like, this is not a religion of peace. This is if

4:28 someone’s if someone is a real Muslim, they follow the Koran. Okay, you have these people that are like modern Muslims. Yeah, and I agree with you. There’s some beautiful, loving Muslim people, mom and dad with their beautiful children. Trust me, I totally get you, and I believe that. And we’re called to love everyone. But there’s certain certain Muslims that they

4:51 they strictly follow.

4:53 Speaker 2 Said before, it’s a certain sect, you know, certain like I mean white people. They have a bunch of crazies called the q Klubs clan. So every every religion or every sector, there’s always a you know, you can’t you’re never going to have one hundred percent.

5:14 Speaker 3 Perfection, right right. The thing about Islam though, is Okay, so I’m Catholic, right, and I like to believe I’m full on Catholic. I don’t believe in abortion, I don’t believe in same sex marriage, even though in the past I had been in weird things. But I’m practicing abstinence now, so I’m a full on Catholic. But you can’t say

5:35 I’m a Catholic. But you know what, I think it’s okay to kill a baby in the womb once in a while if it wasn’t exactly well, I think it’s okay to uh, you know, have same sex marriage. You know.

5:45 Speaker 3 It’s like, I’m a Catholic. So if you’re a Muslim, you’re supposed to be following Sharia law and the Koran, which said all those terrible things that I just said. Now there are the Muslims that are like, oh, yeah, but we don’t believe in uh, you know, we don’t even killing people if they leave Islam. Oh yeah, but

6:03 we don’t, you know, we don’t. We don’t believe that half, you know, a woman’s value value was only half of a man. We don’t really believe that. We’re we’re a different type of Muslim. See, that’s not true Islam because they’re not following the Quran. In my film, this wonderful, peaceful, loving guy he’s with Iran alive, his name is doctor

6:21 Jarus Sharat Hermusharat. He says, people but Muslim will come up to him and say it’s kind of explosive. They’ll say, well, you know, I’m not I’m not violent. I’m a Muslim, but violent. He goes, well, then you’re not being a good Muslim because that’s not what Islam teaches and that’s not what the Koran teaches.

6:41 Speaker 2 So it’s different than well, I loved I look forward you’re seeing now you have a debut in Dallas.

6:50 Speaker 1 And you said Brian Kilmate is going to be there.

6:54 Speaker 3 Well, no, actually it’s a day. It’s a Sunday. The day the premiere of the film is Sunday, May thirty.

6:59 Speaker 1 First, okay, Joe contrast going to be.

7:02 Speaker 3 There, Yeah, And then I said at the Angela and where can people.

7:08 Speaker 1 See the where can people see the film?

7:10 Speaker 3 We do want people to go to the premiere. It’s my film company. It’s called Exes and the Sky Films. But that’s also where you can find out information about the premiere of the Great American Conflict.

7:22 Speaker 2 Frank Pinico, thank you for coming on this Sunday morning, and I look forward to seeing your documentary when it gets to well television because that’s where I spend most of my time.

7:32 Speaker 1 Thank you so much,