Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Fareed Zakaria restituisce il 1st Am. Prize dell'ADL

Ben fatto. Del resto, il gruppo di buffoni che nel 2003 ha insignito 
Berlusconi (B.!) del Distinguished Statesman Award dev'essere abituato ai 
rifiuti (nel doppio senso del termine).
Namib
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/06/fareed-zakaria-returns-an_n_674099.html
Newsweek writer and CNN host Fareed Zakaria has returned an award he 
received in 2005 from the Anti-Defamation League over the Jewish group's 
opposition towards the Ground Zero mosque.
"Five years ago, the ADL honored me with its Hubert H. Humphrey First 
Amendment Freedoms Prize," Zakaria writes in next week's Newsweek. "I was 
thrilled to get the award from an organization that I had long admired. But 
I cannot in good conscience keep it anymore. I have returned both the 
handsome plaque and the $10,000 honorarium that came with it. I urge the ADL 
to reverse its decision. Admitting an error is a small price to pay to 
regain a reputation."
In the column, Zakaria argues in favor of building the Ground Zero mosque, 
writing:
If there is going to be a reformist movement in Islam, it is going to emerge 
from places like the proposed institute. We should be encouraging groups 
like the one behind this project, not demonizing them. Were this mosque 
being built in a foreign city, chances are that the U.S. government would be 
funding it.
"I am not only saddened but stunned and somewhat speechless by your decision 
to return the ADL Hubert H. Humphrey First Amendment Freedoms Prize, you 
accepted in 2005," ADL National Director Abraham Foxman said in a letter to 
Zakaria. "As someone I greatly respect for engaging in discussion and 
dialogue with an open mind I would have expected you to reach out to me 
before coming to judgment."
Foxman added that the League "did not oppose the right for an Islamic Center 
or a mosque to be built" but rather "[made] an appeal based solely on the 
issues of location and sensitivity."
Zakaria described the ADL's decision to oppose the mosque as "bizarre" and 
asks:
Does Foxman believe that bigotry is OK if people think they're victims? Does 
the anguish of Palestinians, then, entitle them to be anti-Semitic?
Zakaria is also expected to address the issue on his CNN broadcast Sunday.
The ADL came out against the Ground Zero mosque last week:
"Proponents of the Islamic Center may have every right to build at this 
site, and may even have chosen the site to send a positive message about 
Islam. The bigotry some have expressed in attacking them is unfair, and 
wrong. But ultimately this is not a question of rights, but a question of 
what is right. In our judgment, building an Islamic Center in the shadow of 
the World Trade Center will cause some victims more pain - unnecessarily - 
and that is not right." 

 diritto a pregare sulla spianata delle moschee, a Gerusalemme?
ci sono sinagoghe sulla spianata delle moschee?

 diritto a pregare sulla spianata delle moschee, a Gerusalemme?
Sono del parere che, una volta raggiunta la pace, tutti dovrebbero poter 
pregare ovunque, a Gerusalemme o altrove, in Isr.-Palest.
Namib 

 pregare ovunque,
e di chi fa partire una guerra perche' degli ebrei osano addirittura
passeggiare in un luogo, che mi dici? sono razzisti anche loro, nevvero?
Anche perche', questi tali, mica condannano gli attacchi alle sinagoghe.
Anzi.

 siano diverse.
Ecchissene delle loro priorità (cit.).
Namib 

 da manicomio.
ma a prescindere.. se premiano Berlusconi, su chi la vuoi fare la
polemica?

 pregare ovunque, a Gerusalemme o altrove, in Isr.-Palest.
E in Arabia Saudita?
E in altri paesi arabi?
-Stefano

 ha scritto nel messaggionews:4c5fa9d9$0$18995$4faf...@reader5.news.tin.it...
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bello sto dialogo fra BUFFONI

 bello
Zitto *COGLIONE*.
-Stefano

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Una vecchia legge anatomica viene rispettata.
Namib