OIC secretary general visits Peshawar, Pakistan.

[That Guy]

As i said.. discuss your views in appropriate thread and stop trolling here... or not?

However, i will keep you alight, by posting more threads against the wishes of fanatic hordes of Arab haters.
Most of them would be the similarly ignored news.. which is an evidence in itself. and which also lay to rest, all of your towering secular / atheistic / neutral etc. claims.

Presenting a personal view in a serious manner is not trolling. Google what trolling is first, before you start accusing people of this.

I'm not an atheist, secularism doesn't equate to atheism, and neutrality is not a bad thing; Besides that point, I have not made any such claims, please refrain from using straw-man arguments.

 

[OTTOMAN]

Presenting a personal view in a serious manner is not trolling. Google what trolling is first, before you start accusing people of this.

I'm not an atheist, secularism doesn't equate to atheism, and neutrality is not a bad thing; Besides that point, I have not made any such claims, please refrain from using straw-man arguments.

Cursing Arabs is no sign of neutrality or secularism... but it hints that you are nominated by your obvious but hurt tribe, to troll in this thread.

 

[OTTOMAN]

here's more censored stuff for haters...

 

[That Guy]

Cursing Arabs is no sign of neutrality or secularism... but it hints that you are nominated by your obvious but hurt tribe, to troll in this thread.

Do you just not read? Or are you just stupid? I said Arab leadership, not just Arab. I can't believe I'm wasting my time having to explain basic things to you.

 

[Al Bhatti]

11/01/2015

UAE Ambassador attends meeting with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa governor

Ambassador of the UAE to Pakistan, Eissa Abdullah Al Basha Al Nuaimi, on Saturday joined ambassadors of other countries to Pakistan at a meeting with the Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Sardar Mehtab Ahmed Khan Abbasi.

During the meeting, Abbasi briefed the ambassadors on the new measures taken by the government to combat terrorism in the aftermath of last month's terrorist attack on an army-run school in the Pakistani city of Peshawar. The attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar left 145 people, including 132 schoolchildren, dead, and dozens others wounded.

Sardar said the doctors and the staff of the hospital saved the lives of a large number of wounded students.

He emphasised that combatting terrorism requires international cooperation and assistance.

Later, the ambassadors visited the wounded students at a hospital in Peshawar. They condemned the attack, offered their condolences to the families of the victims and wished for speedy recovery for the wounded.

Only ten of the 140 wounded students are still in hospital for further treatment, a doctor told the visiting ambassadors.

UAE Ambassador attends meeting with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa governor | WAM