BBC's shameful negligence to honestly report about Saudi based and steered OIC's scandalous sharia declaration against Human Rights is journalistic rock bottom.
Moreover, how many people have suffered out of ignorance about true sharia islam? Klevius looks forward to a "Nuremberg" trial where BBC is one of the accused.Klevius wrote:
Monday, May 21, 2012
Klevius beats BBC when it comes to true reporting about OIC!
Totalitarian fanaticism replacing Human Rights while BBC misinforms muslims and others on how they're robbed of their Human Rights!
Sadly, Klevius is still the foremost (and lone?!) expert on sex segregation/apartheid and, consequently, also the web's foremost expert on islam. Why? Because islam rests so heavily on sex segregation/apartheid, even in its most "secular" form (as long as it's meaningful at all to call it islam) that an effort to understand islam without understanding sex segregation/apartheid is doomed to complete failure! In essence what Klevius is doing is in Bourdieu's words 'to restore to historical action, the relationship between the sexes that the naturalistic and essentialist vision removes from them'. And where Bourdieu went to the Kabyles Klevius went to the origin of islam, Christianity and Judaism!
BBC, the largest broadcaster in the world, has as its main responsibility to provide impartial public service broadcasting.
Klevius question: How come then that Klevius beats BBC when it comes to informing about OIC? As you can see on the 'OIC BBC' search below Klevius' 'BBC News', i.e. not BBC, is the first to offer real info about OIC. on the web (see the eighth result on the pic below: BBC News by Klevius)! And to really prove it you will find a picture of the first BBC post (BBC News - Profile: Organization of the Islamic Conference) further down to show that it completely avoids to inform the most essential feature of OIC, namely that it has abandoned Human Rights and replaced them with Sharia.
According to BBC OIC's aims are to 'safeguard islamic holy places' (Klevius comment: Those places are already carefully destroyed by the Sauds) and to eradicate racial discrimination (meaning Human Rights "discrimination" of islamic Sharia) and colonialism (sic - islam has been the worst slave colonizer ever throughout 1400 years!). But nowhere in BBC's text can you find the most important namely OIC's violation of Human Rights by replacing them with Sharia via UN!
While BBC has some 23,000 staff Klevius is not only alone* and without resources, he is also deliberately hindered in his extremely informative work by active and continuous "islamophobia filtering". Yes, Klevius knows that he could do much better by avoiding words like 'islamofascism' etc. but he loves it because that's what it really is.
* no offence to other "islamophobes" out there but Klevius happens to be the one with the best potency for evaluating the origin of islam from a perspective of sex segregation/rapetivism.
Klevius wrote today:
Klevius has no problem with non sharia "Euro muslims/Euro islam". However, Saudi sponsored Salafist Human Rightsphobia and Saudi based and steered OIC's sharia against Human Rights makes Klevius "islamophobic". What about you?
Klevius: Criticism against this all the world's muslims sharia declaration against Human Rights ought not to be called "islamophobia"!
The following is quoted from Wikipedia (Klevius wonders whether it makes Wikipedia equally "islamophobic" as Klevius): The Cairo (sharia) Declaration on Human Rights in Islam by the member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (Saudi based and steered OIC) was created 1990 for the purpose of protecting islamic racism, sexism and supremacisms from the effects of the anti-fascist, anti-racist and anti-sexist Universal Human Rights Declaration of 1948.
This islamist sharia declaration is Klevius "islamophobia" weapon that will self-destroy islam as soon as the world's muslims are properly informed by BBC and other media, politicians etc. And the sooner, the better, so to avoid more unneccessary suffering.
The Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam (CDHRI) is a declaration of the member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation adopted in Cairo, Egypt, on 5 August 1990, (Conference of Foreign Ministers, 9–14 Muharram 1411H in the Islamic calendar which provides an overview on the Islamic perspective on human rights, and affirms Islamic sharia as its sole source. CDHRI declares its purpose to be "general guidance for Member States [of the OIC] in the field of human rights".
This declaration is widely acknowledged as an Islamic response to the United Nations's Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), adopted in 1948. It guarantees many of the same rights as the UDHR and serves as a living document of human rights guidelines prescribed for all members of the OIC (Organisation of Islamic Cooperation) to follow, but restricts them explicitly to the limits set by the sharia. Because of this limit, the CDHRI has been criticized as an attempt to shield OIC member states from international criticism for human rights violations, as well as for failing to guarantee freedom of religion, justifying corporal punishment and allowing discrimination against non-Muslims and women.
Wikipedia also states: There has been a growing interest in the possible emergence of a specifically 'European Islam'. The collective hypothesis that seems to be forming is - according to sociologist that currently is adapting and in coming years Islam will adapt to 'new' European structures in a way that will enable Muslims to consider themselves full European citizens.
However, Klevius warns for a growing tendency within islam in the very opposite direction. And this unfortunate development is strengthened by calling criticism of it "islamophobia"
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