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[bigverne]

Islamic states are pushing, through the UN and the EU for curbs on freedom of expression, so that Islam is not criticised. Certain EU member states have already rolled over to appease their Islamic masters. However, what got me about this campaign was the utter hypocrisy demonstrated by comments like these;

"Given the importance of religion to peoples and to dignity and the way of life in different cultures, respect for different religious beliefs is essential to international peace and security and to the progress of human civilizations," it said.

So, we can now practice Christianity freely in Saudi Arabia then? More galling than the hypocrisy of Muslim nations talking about respect for different religious beliefs is the pathetic European reaction to it.

In another development, it was reported last week that E.U. bureaucrats are drawing up a "lexicon" of terminology to use when referring to Islam. Words like "Islamist" and "jihad" are under review, as is the phrase "Islamic terrorism."

Let's not offend Muslims by calling a spade a spade. Another step towards dhimmitude.

Beate Winkler, head of the European Monitoring Center on Racism and Xenophobia, said E.U. governments should provide time for religious programs on public broadcasters and support mosque construction.

What he means when he says 'religious programs' is of course propaganda that whitewashes Islam, and present it as a religion of love, peace and equality that is no threat to Western values. And of course, we need more mosques. You can never have too many mosques.

http://www.townhall.com/news/ext_wire.html?rowid=46963

[On the other hand]

[bigverne]

[Ya-ta Boy]

You're easily staggered, aren't you?

[AbbeFaria]

What is truly staggering is how quickly the western world is bending over backwards to coddle Muslims. Political Correctness is almost as big an evil as Islam is. Like the man says, you do not have the right to not be offended.

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[Ya-ta Boy]

[bigverne]

[AbbeFaria]