The Interfaith Conference 2008

by Rohail Butt

President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari has once again left for United States of America. This time he has left for attending the Interfaith Conference slated November 12-13 under the aegis of United Nations (UN). This conference is being held on the initiatives of the Saudi Arabia King Shah Abdullah. President Bush, Shah Abdullah, President Asif Ali Zardari besides several other world leaders will be attending this conference.

There have been many such seminars, conferences, meetings, declaration and claims over the years after the world came abreast of the notion regarding war on terror and the result was always zilch. Bush of United States doesn’t know a heck about the interfaith harmony and he has been rejected thoroughly and disgustingly by his own people due to his faith mongering. Shah Abdullah of KSA has also been acting as a stooge of America and he has provided himself and the other Muslim leaders an excuse to enjoy the colors of USA in the name of interfaith.

What will they do there? Speeches, hugs, smiles and enjoy. While they will be doing that, the US drones will be killing Pakistani people in FATA area, and US marines would be torturing people in Baghdad, and US security people would be insulting the Quran in Gitmo.

Such useless hypocritical conferences are where Zardari thrives.

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