The Radicalised Rabbi: Talking to ⁨@GBkishere⁩ about the Trinity, crypto currency scams and Islamic search warrants

Saturday, 10 October 2026

Talking to ⁨@GBkishere⁩ about the Trinity, crypto currency scams and Islamic search warrants

George says he is part of the Trinity.

2:00 The Matrix

3:00 Things come in threes

https://x.com/KingWizGBK

5:00 2021 Bitcoin scam

6:00 Two kinds of scammers

8:00 People who don't show their faces

9:00 Psyops

Manipulators are be AI bots.

10:00 Fear and hope

11:00 Good cop, bad cop

Greed and fear, hate and love.

12:00 Choose love.

13:00 The bait

14:00 Reformed YouTuber who posted a suicide in Japan

16:00 Lucifer

18:00 The Trinity according to George

19:00 George does not believe in the divinity of Jesus beginning in 2015.

20:00 Employee of National Crime Agency

22:00 Hypnotised

Neuro Linguistic Programming

23:00 The Trinity

26:00 Rebellion from God

27:00 George thinks the Koran is divine.

28:00 Jesus is divine again?

29:00 Favourite Bible verses

30:00 The Trinity

31:00 Theosis

32:00 Existence of God

33:00 Reincarnation

34:00 We will be judged according to our religion.

Belief in the afterlife

35:00 Acknowledging our mistakes

36:00 Beggar child

37:00 An omniscient God

38:00 Government surveillance

In Islam, asking permission and knocking or greeting before entering a home or private room is a command from Surah An-Nur (24:27-28) in the Quran. [1]

The Quranic Verse

Surah An-Nur 24:27: "O you who believe! Do not enter houses other than your own until you have asked permission and greeted the inmates..." [1]

Key Etiquettes of Entering in Islam

Knock gently or ring softly: Do not bang aggressively on the door or ring the bell loudly; early traditions note that people used to knock on the Prophet’s door gently with their fingernails. [2]
Offer the greeting first: Say "As-salamu alaykum" (peace be upon you) before or while asking for entry. [3, 4]
Identify yourself: Clearly state your name so the people inside know who is at the door without guessing or feeling anxious. [4]
Stand to the side: Do not stand directly in front of the center of the door; stand slightly to the side so you do not peer directly inside when the door opens. [5]
The rule of three: Knock or seek permission up to three times. If there is no response, you should leave so as not to inconvenience the host. [6]
If told to go back: The Quran explicitly states that if you are told to return/go back, you must turn back gracefully without feeling offended. [1]
Entering your own family's rooms: The Prophet Muhammad instructed that you should even seek permission or knock before entering your parents' or family members' private rooms to respect privacy and 'awrah (modesty). [7, 8, 9]