Expressing deep concern™ over "continuous terrorist attacks around the world", the Security Council this afternoon called on Member States to renew the degree of international solidarity against the scourge that was manifested immediately after the tragic 11 September 2001 attacks, following a day-long meeting during which some speakers warned that the Mumbai carnage of 26 to 29 November could mark a new stage in the violence.In a statement read out by the President of Croatia, Stjepan Mesic, Council members underlined the need to strengthen existing mechanisms and cooperation in order to find, deny safe haven and bring to justice any person who supported, facilitated or participated in the financing, planning, preparation or commission of terrorist acts.
It also condemned in the strongest terms™ the incitement of terrorist acts and repudiated attempts at the justification or glorification of such acts, and reaffirmed the importance of countering radicalization and the exploitation of young people by violent extremists.
At the same time, the Council emphasized the need to enhance dialogue among civilizations and address regional conflicts, underdevelopment, and the full range of global issues to help build international cooperation™, which, by itself, was necessary to sustain "the broadest possible fight against terrorism". In that vein, members said they believed that "the strengthening of mutual trust among Member States of the United Nations will facilitate the creation of conditions for the successful fight against terrorism".
Once they figure out what terrorism is.
More harrrumph harrrumph harrruph at the link...