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And today's guests, we've got Solomon Ahmed.

Silerman, how are we?

I'm doing good. I'm doing good. How are you doing?

Really good. Thank you. First and foremost, thanks for coming on the show. I appreciate you having me. You do journalism. You're popular on social media, debating and having your say around the world. And I think it's important to have people from all walks of life. I know people might think I'm certain

corner or whatever

a certain side

a certain wing

I don't genuinely give a walks of life. I know people might think I'm a certain corner or

whatever, a certain side, a certain wing, I don't genuinely give a fuck, I'm all about down the middle. Sometimes you can gravitate towards certain sides because of social media. Yeah. But right now I'm in a position that I need to question everything again because what I see is not right and it's the old-fashioned

saying which I'll keep repeating it's divide and conquer

I think the world we're living that I need to question everything again because what I see is not right and it's the old-fashioned

saying which I'll keep repeating it's divide and conquer I think the world we're living in now is

we're pointing fingers and everything's points going oh he's white look why you're not exposing that

oh he's black or he's Muslim or he's Christian instead of everybody working together to destroy the

evil we're all fighting against each other and that's what the people in power want. That's the way I say, and I could be wrong, but it's good to have a different perception of life. You're a Muslim man. So first of all, I appreciate you having me on. And I'll be honestly, before our conversation, before the show, I did actually think you were like far right. And even if you were, like I've got no

issue with, I've got many friends in the United States of America who I would probably consider

far right. But I'd say the issue we have in the UK is many people from that contingent are too

afraid. And I think it's done intentionally to actually have a conversation publicly. And I believe

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