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Friday, November 18, 2005

On Saudi TV:

#926 - Saudi Professor Ahmad bin Rashed bin Said on UN Resolution to Commemorate the Holocaust: UN Resolutions Are Not Sacred

Professor Bin Said: People talk, for instance, about "international legitimacy." Criticizing international legitimacy (i.e. UN resolutions) has become... International legitimacy has become like the myth of the Holocaust. We've come to discuss the Holocaust, but haven't. The Holocaust is a myth with a certain political agenda. International legitimacy has also become a sacred icon. It's untouchable.

What has international legitimacy given us? International legitimacy has allowed the existence of Israel. International legitimacy has accepted Israeli occupation. It hasn't stopped the occupation or made it withdraw. It hasn't changed a thing for decades. International legitimacy has shackled a nation of four million in the Balkans, and prevented it from defending itself, until 300,000 of them were killed - most of whom were men. It has become a nation without men, almost. That's international legitimacy! Today, in the name of international legitimacy, they are trying to hunt down another Arab country, in order to help Israel. They want to kidnap Syria... They are like a predator with prey caught in its mouth and blood dripping from between its lips. Then all that's left to do is to devour it. This is the situation in which Syria finds itself today. They want to devour it, and in the name of international legitimacy, no less...

MEMRI points to two previous appearances in their archives by the good professor: Saudi Professor Ahmad bin Rashed Criticizes Arab Media for Lack of Support of Suicide Bombers and MEMRI TV Monitor Project - Special Coverage of the Saudi Counter-Terrorism Conference and Jihad on Saudi TV

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