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March 12, 2007

Human Rights Is Anti-CAIR

Topics: Understanding Islam

CAIR has a dangerous agenda to destroy American freedoms, and does not represent the beliefs of moderate Muslims in America.

Robert Spencer writes today at FrontPage, of the St. Petersburg Declaration (the antithesis of what CAIR promotes) issued at the Secular Islam Summit in St. Petersburg, Florida, last week:

... (It) is the most comprehensive and forthright statement of Islamic reform anyone has yet managed to come up with. Instead of denying the existence of the elements of Islam that are being used around the world today to incite violence and justify oppression - as do all too many putative Islamic reformers and moderates - the St. Petersburg Declaration is firmly rooted in reality, and evinces no interest in fashionable evasions or political correctness.

Contrary to CAIR's agenda, the Secular Islamists directly confront the elements of Islamic Sharia law that are at variance with otherwise generally accepted principles of human rights, and affirms: Continue reading at Freedom's Zone

Posted by Abdul at March 12, 2007 11:26 AM

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