The Organization of the Islamic Conference Daily Round-Up of World Bullying

The OIC is a unique organization — one that
has no equivalent in the world. It unites the religious, economic,
military, and political strength of 56 states. By contrast, the
European Union represents half as many states and is a secular body
only, and the Vatican — which speaks for the world’s 1.1 billion
Catholics — is devoid of any political power. Many Muslims in the West
resist the OIC’s tutelage and oppose its efforts to supplant Western
law with sharia. But the OIC’s resources are formidable.

The
organization has numerous subsidiary institutions collaborating at the
highest levels with international organizations in order to implement
its political objectives worldwide. Its main working bodies are the
Islamic Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (ISESCO),
which seeks to impose on the West the Islamic perception of history and
civilization; the Observatory of Islamophobia, which puts pressure on
Western governments and international bodies to adopt laws punishing
“Islamophobia” and blasphemy; and the newly created Islamic
International Court of Justice. As stated in its 1990 Cairo Declaration
on Human Rights in Islam, the OIC is strictly tied to the principles of
the Koran, the Sunnah, and the sharia. In a word, the OIC seeks to
become the reincarnation of the Caliphate.

The OIC regularly reiterates
its commitments to protecting the political, historical, religious, and
human rights of Muslims in non-OIC states, especially Muslims who form
the majority in specific regions of non-Muslim countries — such as the
southern Philippines, southern Thailand, and western Thrace in Greece —
as well as Muslims in places like the Balkans, the Caucasus, Myanmar,
India, and China. The OIC supports
Hamas and the Palestinians in their struggle to destroy Israel, as well
as the Muslim fight for “legitimate self-determination” in
“Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.” It has condemned the “continual
Armenian aggression against Azerbaijan,” and it expresses its full
solidarity with “the just cause of the Muslim Turkish people of Cyprus”
and with Sudanese President Omar Hassan Al-Bashir, whom many hold
responsible for encouraging the massacres in Darfur. The seat of the
OIC is in Jeddah, but the organization regards that location as
temporary: Its headquarters will be transferred to al-Kods (Islamized
Jerusalem) when that city has been “liberated” from Israeli control.

In its efforts to defend the “true image” of Islam and combat its defamation, the organization has
requested the UN and the Western countries to punish “Islamophobia” and
blasphemy. Among the manifestations of Islamophobia, in the OIC’s view,
are European opposition to illegal immigration, anti-terrorist
measures, criticism of multiculturalism, and indeed any efforts to
defend Western cultural and national identities. The OIC has massive
funding from oil sources, which it lavishly spends on the Western media
and academia and in countless “dialogues.” It influences Western
policy, laws, and even textbooks through pressures brought by Muslim
immigrants and by the Western nations’ own leftist parties. Hence, we
have seen Kristallnacht-like incitements of hate and murder against
European Jews and Israel conducted with impunity in the cities of
Europe — where respect for human rights is supposed to be one of the
highest values.

Geert Wilders is the latest victim of this
enormous world machinery. His crime is maintaining that Europe’s
civilization is rooted in the values of Jerusalem, Athens, Rome, and
the Enlightenment — and not in Mecca, Baghdad, Andalusia, and al-Kods.
He fights for Europe’s independence from the Caliphate and for its
endangered freedoms. He had received serious death threats even before Fitna was released.