Hey Brits! Haven't you been enough screwed by BBC already with lies about islam?!
One day after Klevius wrote about it BBC finally mentioned it on some
pages although not on their main UK radio 4 news. And only after the
Saudi ambassador in Stockholm had been called back to Saudi Arabia as a
protest against the Swedish foreign minister's blasphemic "islamophobia"
i.e. that she dared to talk about Human Rights just like the "criminal
terrorist" Raif Badawi!
Margot Wallström highlighted Sweden's commitment to international Human
Rights including to "focus attention on women's rights." She described
freedom of religion and expression as "fundamental rights". In February,
2015 Ms Wallstrom told the Swedish parliament that Riyadh violated
women's rights and criticized the flogging of activist and blogger Raif
Badawi (Klevius has written about him for years). A muslim judge had
recommended to go before a high court for the apostasy charge which
would result in a death penalty if convicted. However, on May 7, 2014
Badawi was re-sentenced to 1000 lashes and ten years in prison. He also
received a fine of 1 million riyal (equal to about $267,000). The family
of Badawi's wife filed a court action to forcibly divorce the couple on
grounds of Badawi's apostasy (i.e. leaving islam). A muslim woman isn't
allowed to be married to a non-muslim "infidel".

These proponents of islamofascism support the Saudi view that islam should violate the most basic of Human Rights
Samantha Lewthwaite, Mishal Husain and
Michael Adebolajo are all UK jihadists - but only one (Mishal Husain)
isn't home grown but brought up in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
By defending islam you inevitably also encourage and support so called
"islamic extremism" - no matter how "peaceful" excuses you come up with,
they will always either violate Human Rights or delete islam itself* -
making Klevius' islam criticism obsolete in no time.
* I.e. precisely that islam which Klevius and Human Rights oppose!
When will you really realize that so called Euro-"muslims"*, like BBC's
islam presenter Mishal Husain, are the absolutely worst contributors to
the sufferings of islam's victims around the world! It's easy to dismiss
Islamic State jihadists. However, they undoubtedly belong to the wide
flora of muslims that constitutes islam. Not only that, also their deeds
can be found in the Koran and the muslim Hadiths. And their
interpretation of islam is at least as justifiable against the
scriptures as is any other muslim's interpretation. In fact, the least
justifiable interpretation of islamic scriptures is the so called
Euro-islam (i.e. compatible with basic Human Rights). Not only is it not
accepted among a majority of muslim countries, Euro-islam is also
strongly rejected via the world's biggest muslim organization OIC via UN
where it has managed to make Human Rights violating sharia the norm for
the world's muslims. And OIC is completely steered by Saudi Arabia (the
islamofascist country that denied Seden's foreign minister to speak
about Human Rights) which, in turn, shares exactly the same Wahhabist
(i.e. the original evil islam) interpretation of islam as the Islamic
State. So when UK's "minister of
faith islam, Human
Rightsophobe Sayeeda Warsi and US' Koran by heart (a sign of true
fanatism?) learned Rashad Hussain lick OIC in fashionable settings, they
could equally well be dealing with representatives of the Islamic State
and surrounded by chopped off "infidel" heads.
Saudi based OIC
- and its islamofascist Saudi sharia Fuhrer Iyad Madani - constitutes
islam today, and it's against the most basic of Human Rights!
Sweden's foreign minister, Margot Wallström's "islamophobic" and blasphemic speech
Wallström mentions Human Rights three times:
1 Together we face growing extremism and radicalisation. ISIL or Da'esh
is an example in the extreme. We need to work together to fight this
scourge, to identify and deal with its root causes and to do this while
paying full respect to
Human Rights* and international law.
2
Human Rights are a priority in Swedish foreign policy. Freedom
of association, assembly, religion and expression are not only
fundamental rights and important tools in the creation of vibrant
societies. They are indispensable in the fight against extremism and
radicalisation.
3 Let us together break the negative spiral of war, conflict and terrorism into a movement towards democracy, respect for
Human Rights and socio-economic development.
* Klevius has capitalized Human
Rights. Why shouldn't the most basic moral value we have be capitalized
instead of the worst ideological crime known to history!
Wallström's speech:
"Secretary General, Excellencies, dear friends,
It is a great honour for me to be standing here today. To be here in
Egypt, in Cairo, in this building - the House of Arabs, is special.
Egypt has always played an indispensable political, economic and
cultural role in the region. And it is here that the Arab world, Africa
and Europe meet.
I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the Secretary General for
inviting me to address this meeting. Your invitation is proof of the
excellent relationship between the League of Arab States and Sweden - a
longstanding relationship built on respect and commitment to serve the
interests of the States and peoples that we represent, also in times of
huge challenges.
In 1933, a time of crisis and depression for Europe as well as for the
Arab world, a young Tunisian poet wrote about "The Will to Live":
"Those without passion to climb up the mountains,
must live forever among holes in the ground"
I have always been inspired by the passion and energy that I see in the
many bright and highly motivated young people that I meet during my
trips, especially in this region.
It is our responsibility, as leaders of our respective communities, to
offer young members of our populations the means to fulfil their dreams
and the possibility to live their lives in freedom, peace and security.
Excellencies,
The League of Arab States is a key partner for Sweden, as are your
members. I highly appreciate the accreditation to the League of our
Ambassador in March 2012.
The Swedish Government will put increased emphasis on the Southern leg
of the EU Neighbourhood Policy that is being developed. North Africa and
the Middle East are our neighbours and we will work together with EU
partners and with you to make this shared region prosperous and
peaceful.
Our destinies and paths are intertwined, through geographical proximity,
history, economy and family ties. One fifth of all Swedes have a
background outside the borders of Sweden. We have for example a large
Iraqi diaspora - close to 2 per cent of our population - that is a
vibrant part of our society.
Sweden is also extending a hand in development cooperation and
humanitarian assistance throughout the region. Palestine, of course, is a
case in point. So are those affected by conflict in Syria, Iraq, Libya,
Yemen and elsewhere.
We have in relative terms received more asylum seekers from Syria than
any other Western country - approximately 65 000 in the last three
years. Yet, of course, this is nothing compared to many of your
countries. I especially admire the responsible approach of Lebanon,
Jordan and Turkey towards Syrians fleeing the war. Efforts of others are
equally important.
Excellencies,
As you are all well aware of, as the first EU member state, Sweden
recently decided to recognise the State of Palestine. The Swedish
government took this decision with joy and pride.
Our decision to recognise Palestine fully complies with international
law. It is a natural step to meet the legitimate aspirations of the
Palestinian people to self-determination. The hard work of the
Palestinian Government, state-building and reforms have made Palestine
ready to perform the duties of a state.
The recognition aims at making the parties of the conflict less unequal.
It aims at supporting moderate actors in both Palestine and Israel. And
it aims to provide a positive injection to the Middle East Peace
Process.
Some say our recognition was premature. I say it may have been too late.
Young women and men in both Palestine and Israel are about to lose hope.
They need to see that there is an alternative to violence, to a
depressing status quo and to a continuously negative development on the
ground.
I am heartened by the fact that our step is inspiring a renewed debate
in Europe and beyond on what the international community can do to
provide them with preciously needed hope.
We are very concerned to see how the economy of Palestine is being
squeezed from several ends. Jointly with other EU member states we will
do our utmost to try to alleviate the burden and to convince Israel to
change its actions, in particular to fulfil their legal obligations to
transfer Palestinian money to the Palestinians.
And we will work hard, with other members of the EU and the
international community, and with you, to do what we can to bring the
peace process back on track and to arrive soon at a two-state solution
with Israel and Palestine living side by side in peace and security.
Excellencies,
Together we face growing extremism and radicalisation. ISIL or Da'esh is
an example in the extreme. We need to work together to fight this
scourge, to identify and deal with its root causes and to do this while
paying full respect to human rights and international law.
I wish to express Sweden's solidarity with all innocent victims, in so
many of the Member States of the League of Arab States, that every
month, every week, every day - suffer from the brutal violence that
Da'esh and other terrorist organisations create.
Terrorism and foreign terrorist fighters illustrate that the problems we
are facing have no boundaries. International cooperation is crucial
while we still need to address these issues in parallel on local and
national levels. Tirelessly.
Excellencies,
Democracy, security and economic development are interrelated. Without
progress in one of these fields, sustainable results in the other cannot
be expected.
Inclusive socio-economic development is particularly important.
Educational and economic empowerment is the best antidote to
radicalisation and terrorist recruitment.
Employment is crucial, especially for our youth. Youth unemployment is a key challenge, in Europe and in this region.
Excellencies,
Human rights are a priority in Swedish foreign policy. Freedom of
association, assembly, religion and expression are not only fundamental
rights and important tools in the creation of vibrant societies. They
are indispensable in the fight against extremism and radicalisation. So
is a vibrant civil society.
Yesterday was International Women's Day. This is a day to celebrate
women's achievements, recognise challenges, and focus attention on
women's rights, women's representation and their adequate resources. Our
experience is that women's rights do not only benefit women, but
society as a whole.
More than 20 years ago, in 1994, the International Conference on
Population and Development met here in Cairo to discuss various issues,
including education of women and protection of women from all forms of
violence, including female genital mutilation and sexual harassment.
Many of these issues are still very much in play today and I urge you to
contribute to upholding the agreements made here in Cairo 20 years ago.
Excellencies,
Many of you here today have the privilege of representing large young
populations. They are a valuable asset. It is for their sake, and their
children's sake, that all our efforts must be concentrated.
Many of them were not born 15 years ago when my predecessor and friend
Anna Lindh came to inaugurate the Swedish Institute of Alexandria
together with you, Secretary-General, in your previous capacity of
Foreign Minister of Egypt. Let me invite you to commemorate Anna Lindh
and celebrate 15 years of the Institute this autumn. It will be a great
opportunity to strengthen our ties and make use of this unique platform
for dialogue and instrument to dispel dangerous ignorance.
Let us together break the negative spiral of war, conflict and terrorism
into a movement towards democracy, respect for human rights and
socio-economic development. We have to continue to create hope.
Thank you. Shukran."
Klevius wrote a year ago about BBC's misreporting about islam:
Klevius: Yes, it's perfectly normal. What a pity no one has told
you before. Islam is the very essence of ultimate racism! This is why
muslims are so sensitive about criticism against islam while showing
extreme contempt and insensitivity against others. And this is also why
OIC (all muslims world organization) not only have abandoned and even
criminalized Human Rights (via UN) but also made it a crime to criticize
islam (the worst ideological crime history knows about).
A little later these girls got acid thrown in their face!
This is what Klevius wrote in August 2013:
Why have these London girls never been honestly taught and warned about
the evils of islam - back then and now?! And how many more victims of
islam do we really need?
Katie Gee and friend Kirstie Trup, both 18, had the corrosive substance
thrown in their faces by two men on a moped as they strolled through
Stone Town, in the capital of the island, around 8pm last night. One of
the British teenagers attacked with acid in Zanzibar was assaulted in
the street just weeks earlier for "singing during Ramadan".
Who is responsible for these girls ignorance about evil islam?
They visited Stone Town in Zanzibar - one of the most horrifying
memories of islamic/muslim atrocities - and still full of muslim
jihadists who want to defend this evilness to whatever price. Because
not doing so would immediately lead to acceptance of what islam really
stands for.