Obama Administration Boycots UN Racism Conference

Obama Administration Boycots UN Racism Conference. E-book. Unfortunately for America, many of it's citizens thought that Obama would bring hope and "change", but we can already see that this is not his intention. It was merely a campaign slogan. An advertising campaign slogan. Meaning, those who fell for it were SOLD on a lie, like some little trinket you can purchase from an info-mercial at 3am that never works like it was advertised. The Obama administration refuses to attend a racism summit, because it might actually point out REAL instances of racism, ethnic cleansing, genocide, aparthied, and more.

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Since Canada is also refusing to go Perhaps PM Stephen Harper of Canada could organise and host a *different* conference, and invite all those who will not be going to New York in early September.
A conference that shines a laser light on the gross abuse (in some cases, verging on genocide) of non-Muslims by Muslims in all the Islamic lands. One could invite the Copts to speak, for example, and Hindus and Buddhists from Bangladesh, and Hindus and Christians from Pakistan, and Chinese non-Muslims from Malaysia and Indonesia, and Zoroastrians and Bahaii from Iran. David Littman could do a presentation on his new book, which looks at the Jews of the Maghreb from the early middle ages to the 20th century, and how they were treated; and Jews who remember what it was like to live under Muslim rule in Yemen, or Iraq, or Persia, or Syria, or Egypt (Bat Yeor could testify here) before they fled, could give their testimony. Tidiane Ndiaye could be invited to speak about his research on Arab Muslim imperialism, slavery and genocide against black Africans, Le Genocide Voile ...It would be most appropriate to have a French-speaking scholar at a conference held in Canada (Indeed, Bat Yeor too could give her presentations in French, as she is more at home in that than in English).
It could be very, very educational.