A/C.3/68/L.48
Combating intolerance, negative stereotyping,stigmatization,
discrimination, incitement to violence and violence against persons,
based on religion or belief continues with another expresion of deep
concern after welcoming previous resolutions.
Deeply concerned about incidents of
intolerance, discrimination and violence
against persons based on their religion or belief in all regions of the
world,
Deploring any advocacy of discrimination or violence on the basis of
religion
or belief,
Strongly deploring all acts of violence against persons on the basis of
their
religion or belief, as well as any such acts directed against their
homes, businesses,
properties, schools, cultural centres or places of worship,
Strongly deploring, further, all attacks on and in religious places,
sites and
shrines in violation of international law, in particular human rights
law and
international humanitarian law, including any deliberate destruction of
relics and
monuments,
Concerned about actions that wilfully exploit tensions or target
individuals on
the basis of their religion or belief,
Expressing deep concern at the instances of intolerance, discrimination
and
acts of violence occurring in the world, including cases motivated by
discrimination
against persons belonging to religious minorities, in addition to the
negative
projection of the followers of religions and the enforcement of
measures that
specifically discriminate against persons on the basis of religion or
belief,
Expressing concern at the growing manifestations of intolerance based on
religion or belief that can generate hatred and violence among
individuals from and
within different nations, which may have serious implications at the
national,
regional and international levels, and in this regard emphasizing the
importance of
respect for religious and cultural diversity, as well as interfaith and
intercultural
dialogue aimed at promoting a culture of tolerance and respect among
individuals,
societies and nations,
If they really cared about the Christians being
shot, blown up, burned to death inside their churches and otherwise
terrorized in Pakistan, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria and Egypt with
governments turning a blind eye if not actively supporting the mayhem,
perhaps they would send in peace keeping forces to protect the innocent
victims instead of sitting around deploring the violence and wringing
their hands.
But they do not give a damn about that. Instead they
are concerned that Pastor Terry Jones might burn a few thousand
Qur'ans. They are concerned about Representative Bachman's letter to an
Inspector General inquiring as to why Muslim Brotherhood infiltrators
are not properly vetted.
What are "incidents of intollerance"? What is
so deplorable about discrimination? Shouldn't we try to expel and
exclude the enemy fifth colomun from our midst?
What are "insatances of intolerance"? Would
CAIR's demands to shut down speeches by Usama Dakdok and Pamela Geller
qualify as "instances of inteolerance", or is it their freedom of
expression the UN is bitching about?
Concerned about intolerance? Oh, really?
Islamic law states that because we are not Muslims, we must be killed.
Does the United Nations have a God blessed clue for Chrissake?
Concerned about violence? Do the United
Nations have a God blessed clue about the Islamic law that requires
Muslimsto engage in offensive warfare at least once in every
year? Do they give a damn about Islam's promise of reward for
acts of terrorism?
Sadly, their only concern is finding ways to shut us
up: to squelch our exposure of the evil which masquerades as the
"religion of peace".
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