A Somali man confronted YouTuber Nick Shirley during a street interview, accusing him of targeting the Somali community and Islam with his investigation into alleged fraudulent businesses — telling Shirley, “If you don’t want us here, say you don’t want Muslims.” Shirley responded that his focus is on alleged fraud, not religion, after questioning the existence of Safari Transportation company and defending his work as seeking fraud evidence. This exchange is from Shirley’s second video detailin

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