The threat from 'moderate muslims' and islam.

This is from my friend at China Confidential. Great site as I have mentioned before. These 'moderates'(no such thing in islam, sorry if you disagree)want the Useless Nations, I mean United Nations of 57 islamic states, umm, the united nations to force the West take a tougher stand against islamophobia. Islamophobia includes anything negative said, written or shown that makes islam to look bad. Not to hard to figure out why they want this. The truth hurts and millions of people are waking up to the very fact that islam is bad for an infidel's health. It can be down right fatal. From Timeslive.co.za.

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West warned that Islam insults risk 'civilisation clash'
Oct 3, 2010 12:00 AM | By Sapa-AFP

Kings, emirs and presidents from Muslim nations have made pressing appeals at the United Nations for the West to clamp down on attacks on Islam which they warned is a growing threat to international security.

In speeches to the UN General Assembly, leaders said that "Islamophobia" was causing a growing Muslim-West divide and one top Arab minister put the international community on guard against a "civilisation clash".


A threat to burn the Koran by a fringe US church, controversy over a proposed mosque near the scene of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York and assaults on Islamic symbols in European countries have been a major talking point for Muslim nations.


Normally strong allies of the West have spoken out at the UN against the growing religious tensions in the past fortnight.


Many were embarrassed by comments by Iran's President Mahmud Ahmadinejad linking the US government to 9/11, diplomats said.


But Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, the emir of Qatar, who has launched Western-backed diplomatic initiatives to settle wars ranging from Sudan to the Israel-Palestian conflict, condemned attempts to link Islam with terrorism. He partly blamed the US "War on Terror" declared after September 11.


"We disagree with the attribution of this so-called terrorism to the Islamic religion because this - in addition to being incorrect - is a historical injustice that is refuted by evidence from recent history." He said "gratuitous violent actions" in the US, Europe and Asia in the late 20th century were never labelled as being American, European or Asian terrorism.


"This violence was attributed to its underlying political, economic, social and even ideological causes, without attributing it to a particular religion, country or idea." Egypt's Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit condemned "regrettable and appalling incidents that have increasingly touched Muslims and Islam, repeatedly and sometimes systematically in certain cases." He added: "We find the West, in general, being drawn into a clash with the Muslim world. This clash will serve no one except extremists and those who hold perverted ideas on both sides. It will not be in the interest of security and stability in the world." Gheit called for Western governments to take action, including passing laws.


"We call upon all countries and especially governments, to assume their responsibility to confront the specter of a dreadful religious and civilisation clash."


King Abdullah II of Jordan said it is "essential to resist forces of division that spread misunderstanding."


Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak told the UN assembly that the world's 1.5 billion Muslims were offended by "attempts to demonise Islam." He added: "It intensifies the divide between the broad Muslim world and the West." Razak said the battle was one between moderates and extremists in all religions. "We must, and I repeat, we must urgently reclaim the centre and the moral high ground that has been usurped from us." -

Original article is here.

Hat tip: China Confidential