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Cartoons pose a threat to world peace: Durrani
 Senator Muhammad Ali Durrani, adviser to prime minister, on Saturday urged the European Parliament, the United Nations (UN) and the Organisation of Islamic Conference to introduce laws to ensure acts such as publication of the blasphemous cartoons are not repeated in the future.
| He's requesting that Islamists take formal possession of the world. |
The world should follow inter-faith dialogues because the publication of cartoons has posed a threat to world peace. It is a responsibility of the European countries to tackle the issue because these irresponsible acts of individuals can disrupt global peace, said Durrani in a press conference.
| Without freedom of the press you have no freedom at all. Someone will always tell you what to think, and you'll do it. That's the whole idea behind the Holy Koran, isn't it? |
He was accompanied by a Norwegian delegation comprising members of the inter-faith council including Imam Mahboobur Rehman, Imam Seniad Kobilica, reverends of the Church of Norway, Geir Valle and Knut Kittelsaa and Barrister Muhammad Ali Sai, adviser to the World Council of Religions. Durrani said the UN should legislate to safeguard religious sentiments of the Muslims, Christians and Jews under the UN Conventions on Human Rights.
| The convention that "guarantees" freedom of religion and freedom of conscience? I understand all the churches in Arabia have copies of it posted in their stained glass windows. |
He said the publication of cartoons in the European newspapers is a well thought-out conspiracy to jeopardise socio-economic ties between the European countries and the Muslim world.
| "Yes, by Allen! A conspiracy! Hatched in the dead of night, in a smoke-filled room, by dark men of sinister aspect! I seen it! I seen it with my own eyes!" |
Posted by: Fred 2006-02-19 |
