Is UN going after al Qaeda, Hezballah and Hamas?

Gateway Pundit:

It's not just the EU who is banning the use of the word "jihad"...
Today, the UN Human Rights Council voted to ban "attempts to identify Islam with terrorism."

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I see this as putting a serious crimp in the terrorist operations of the organizations listed above since they are clearly associating their terrorist activities with Islam and using it to justify their depravity and religious bigotry. Well if they were serious that is where they would target their activities on human rights, but we all know the UN Human Rights Council is one of the least serious organizations on the face of the earth.

I have to say that the longer the Islamic religious bigots make war against us the lest respect that I have for Islam. You would think that if they were really concerned about respect for Islam they would be interested in stopping these attacks. I will keep my references to Islamic Terrorism.

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