Norge kan bli første islamske stat i Europa – med Lily Bandehy

Lilli Bandhi, welcome back to the podcast. So nice to have you here. Thank you very much. Thanks. Now I am here for the third time. It 's very nice. Thank you very much . Thanks. But not the last time. It will happen many more times. I hope so. It won't be the last time.

How are you? We have a lot to talk about the pig and October 7th and everything that's happening, but first of all, how are you personally? Yes, it's going well, but when you're old like me, it gets a little, yes, a little physical illness and then at the same time you sit and think a lot about

your life and all those years of fleeing Iran, what's happening in Iran? How is the situation? What is in Norway? Which way are we going? Is it becoming like Iran? Won't it be like Iran? There are many things to think about now, especially in this situation that we are in now. How do you feel about that? What kind of thoughts

do you have when you look at Norway and the direction it is moving in? I uh maybe I'm an optimist, but when I look at my observations over the years I've been here from 88 to now and I look at the changes in society. I look at society from the perspective of when you go to

these environments, the different places you move around. When I read newspapers, when I look at politics, I'm not an optimist. I'm thinking that Norway could become the first Islamic state in Europe. Maybe you're laughing at me, but erm, the arrival of a totalitarian regime or Islamization does n't start with tanks in the streets.

They start very quietly and calmly. It becomes a piece of cloth like a hijab. It turns out that when people don't dare to speak their mind, it turns out that a group, an elite, gains the power to control the media. They say that when people don't even dare to vote for the parties they like, that