Note: Readers will be aware that this site is implacably opposed to Wahhabi Islam, the official version of Islam in Saudi Arabia. Agents of this excrescence operate openly in Australia.
Read on and see why Wahhabi Islam should be banned in Australia and its adherents expelled from our country.
Saudi avoids religious rights sanctions
Thursday 20 July 2006,
Public practice of any religion other than Islam is illegal
The United States has decided that Saudi Arabia will not face sanctions because it has made efforts to improve religious tolerance in the kingdom.
The United States put Saudi Arabia on a watch list in 2004, warning that it could enforce sanctions if the kingdom did not extend religious freedoms.
It is the first time a country blacklisted under a 1998 law targeting nations that violate religious rights has not been punished.
After listing the country in 2004 the US state department avoided immediate action with a waiver and said it was working with the Saudis on issues such as deleting insults about Jews in school textbooks.
By law the Bush administration had to decide whether to extend the waiver or take sanctions against its ally.
Saudi opposition and rights groups have questioned how far Saudi Arabia has improved religious freedom, especially in cleaning up its textbooks.
Sean McCormack, the state department spokesman, said the state department told the US congress that it decided to leave the waiver in place due to Saudi co-operation in promoting more tolerance and creating a rights commission to review complaints.
In 2004, the State Department said religious freedom did not exist in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia has no legal protection for freedom of religion and the law requires that all citizens be Muslims. The public practice of all other religions is illegal.
Comment: The views of Wahhabi Islam which promote this situation in Arabia are promoted in Australia by the 'lecturers' who are given visas by the Howard Government.
These views do not promote harmony between local muslims and Australians. This is not in our national interest. Stop Wahhabis coming to Australia and kick out those already here.
Is anyone awake in Canberra.
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Hi. I'm not getting your picture by the way, for some reason. Maybe you should replace the URL with, say, http://www.n-tv.de/img/634520_src_path.jpg .
Sorry about the picture problem. I am trying to have it fixed. It shows 2 ladies in full burqa at a demonstration in Pakistan carrying a sign that says 'God Bless Hitler'. Such attitudes are not consistent with life in Australia.
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