Ex-Muslim Day declared in India leaders of the Ex-Muslims of Kerala or EMK for short recently met in the Indian States capital of Cochee and declared January 9th Kerala Ex-Muslim Day. EMK is an organization that provides a supportive platform for those who left or who wish to leave Islam in the Indian State of Kerala. According to EMK's president, Lee Yakhkat Ali, CM, January 9th was chosen as the date of commemoration because it marked the anniversary of the locally held debate on Islam between Islamic preacher and an Akbar and rationalist E.A. Jabar. This debate sparked widespread open criticism of religion in the area and prompted many people to leave Islam. In a press release, the organization stated that, quote, the problems faced by Ex-Muslims just for renouncing their religion are unmatched when it comes to other religions. Furthermore, the organization plans to take legal actions against all atrocities committed in the name of religious traditions or practices that violate basic human rights. Wow, this is fantastic. It's even being reported in the news. Is this a new segment about this? Yeah. Wow. This is a new segment. Wait, hold on. I need to share this with audio one more time. India's news is talking about Ex-Muslim Day. The local news. Let me know if you have any Islam. I'm the time. I have Ex-Muslims of Kerala. Okay, I just understood that part. Wow. I think they mentioned Ex-Muslims on new and local news. How cool is that? I am so one more time. This was so beautiful. One more time. Look at this. Islam. I have the good time. I have Ex-Muslims of Kerala. I do not know. I have said it all now. No, sorry. I have really n white blood. This was one of the news guys. Just understand it. They all have in hand is good and kind of difficult. interest increase. Isn't it just their Da'Fu Skin? This wasn't easy toid here because they wanted to get together. You didn't have the chance to actress women. It's been of course Pricot. This wasn't an eighth-year protest. It was very hard to praise our parents themselves. It's incredible we are eyed to heaven in all of them I believe that. can actually see, they have a press conference where the leadership of the organization basically announced the formal formation of their organization and the ex-muslim day. If you play it, you can actually see their press release. Why is it so speedy? No, I don't. Check the... there's no way. No, this is how he speaks. I'm not sure if he's going to do it. I'm going to do it. That is talking very fast. Yes, I'm going to do it. Wait, no, play the footage of that in the background though. Okay, let's just go through this. They had a full blown press release. It's so cool. I have a question. I'm sorry for being a little bit skeptical. I just want to make sure these ex-muslims are not Hindu apologists, sorry? Not to my knowledge. Okay, okay, okay. I just hope that they don't go from leaving Islam to all of a sudden defending Hinduism. I don't like just hoping that's not what's happening. Because I have had some bad experiences with some people, some ex-muslims from India, but I don't want to just have my... I'm just being so skeptical. No, I understand. I don't think I've seen any evidence to support that thus far. And also, you need to consider that this is a whole organization. So there might be some people like that, but that doesn't represent the entirety of the organization. Yes, yes. And also, it's a diverse community, right? The people who leave Islam are not inherently always going to be atheists. You know this. Right. Okay, so we do have some high comments we need to highlight. Yeah. Random Buddhist guys saying these guys would have been lynched in North India. South is much more progressive. Yeah. I mean, I do know that South India is much more progressive. Wait, wait, wait, wait, that came out very wrong. I meant yay for North... Sorry, for South India. Okay. I was, I was yaying the second part of this, not the first part of this. Okay. When you said South, the South is much more progressive. I said yay because of that. Okay. I didn't say yay because of that. Okay, that can't, I have to be... I'm not very much more cheerful. Armand did an oopsies. I didn't, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't say yay for the first part. Okay. I was celebrating the South being progressive. Hey, Jesus Christ. Wait, Mustafa is giving me an important correction. I was saying that this is footage of the press release. This is actually footage of the debate that I was talking about. Okay, so this is the debate that led into the mass exodus. Yeah, this is the debate that, that's why the date is picked for January 9th, which I think is like so nerdy. Like I kind of love it. Like our day of commemoration is because of this debate. Like, then made everyone question and leave Islam. Like I love it. It's so cute. This is a Genesis story. Yes, I'm tested. Okay, this, okay, cool. All right, let's go to this one. Katie is saying exmosome communities in India are mostly really cool. At least the ones I've met, I've never met any Hindu, but ex Muslims personally. Okay, good. And yeah, so. And Katie is also saying I don't think ex Muslims of Kerala are Hindu apologists. Good, good. And also we have a celebrity here. Oh my goodness. We've been getting a lot of celebrities today. Hi, Horace. Okay, good. I hope Horace talks about this on his channel. Yeah, no, Harris, Harris likes talking about all every time. Like a lot of people are leaving Islam. He highlights that. So that's a good thing. You know, so and this is also an indication of that. I think it's very good to keep highlighting that because we keep getting this idea of like, Oh, Islam is winning. Islam is winning. No, it's not like usually the good. I mean, they have, they have high birth rates on their hand. But like, you can see like just one event like this resulted in so much mass accidents, right? And there are things that will happen that completely shift things in our favor. Like, and it's going to happen with so much access to information and people being interested in debates and exposing religion and stuff like that. Like we're going to have events like this happening a lot more often, right? So I don't care how much, how much birth rates like what? I always say we're coming after your children like you're like, oh, we have, we have, we have high birth rates. That's why we're going to win. And like, well, your kids like, you're not going to be able to raise them in a bubble. Like we're coming after them. And they're going to switch sides. So keep making those babies. You're just, you think you're raising your army. You're raising our army. Like those kids that you're making, they're going to like, we're going to, yeah, they're, they're basically your, you know, members of, yeah, they're making our soldiers for us. Not for yourself. Okay. We're going to make them come off. We're going to make your own kids come after you for your religion. So yeah, keep pumping out those babies. Yeah. Okay pumping out those Muslim Hindu and Christian and Jewish babies. They will, yeah, we're coming after them. Anyways. So congratulations to ex Muslims of Kerala for their formal launching for establishing ex Muslim day. And I particularly like how they were talking about how very firmly they want to protect the rights of ex Muslims because of what they deal with not only from their community, but from the potential threats they receive for their open criticism of religion, which can get sketchy under the law in India. And they're, they're fighting against religious traditionalism in general. So it already happened, but happy expel some day guys. Yeah, happy expel some did you give me a gift for ex Muslim day? No, you didn't even message me on ex Muslim day. Wait, I didn't, you knew about ex Muslim day. No, not beforehand because they announced it on the night. You could have messaged me happy expel some day when you found out. Oh, damn. Called out so hard. Okay. Okay, we should move on to the next is. Can we clap for the next? Yes. We can it does the picture doesn't look like we can this is an Indonesian story. Wait, no, you're out of order. Did I miss a story? Yeah, you did. Okay, yeah, I didn't miss a story. I was like, oh my god, we're clapping for this. Okay, let me bring that up. Good thing I checked the page like, Susie, what's wrong with you? Look at the cover. How could we cover this? Okay, okay. So that's the next one after I feel left out can not as ex Muslim celebrate ex Muslim day. Of course. Go go celebrate people leaving Islam living their best life being free. Celebrate dissent and you know, say congratulations to your local ex Muslim. Give them a hug. Send them some baby. Say happy happy expel some day to have expel them you know in your life. Eight years Republic needs your help. We have been the target of many legal attacks by Hindu nationalists ever since our founder, Armana Bobby, blessed, themed against Hindu deities. We've retained legal counsel to help us defend our access to our community in India. We have started a fundraiser that will help us afford to tackle many legal issues, including judicial harassment and censorship. Whatever you can contribute will go a long ways in helping us in this fight. Link in the description below.