Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah holds talks with Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani in Riyadh on Monday. They discussed major regional and international issues as well as ways of boosting bilateral ties. (SPA)
I love those words. "...shoulder its moral responsibility..."
Isn't it time for all nations to shoulder their moral responsibility and act to end violence and nuclear proliferation, especially the threat of it? Isn't? This isn't even a leap of faith. This is about protecting a country's people by instilling the demands for nuclear non-proliferation and the end to totalitarian regimes? This isn't that difficult. It is a matter of actually putting a nation's security first before compromising it to economic priorities.
Every nation on Earth understands how important economic stability is and for that reason alone protecting the peace is absolutely the best priority to ending economic loss. There ain't nothing worse than war, especially nuclear war, to completely devastate an economy.
Look at Japan. They weren't even in a war and their nuclear capacity has disabled entire areas of that country.
So is kidding so here?
Ending violence, instilling a sense of democratic principles to empower people that have believed they are helpless to shape their future and shoring up economic stability IS necessary.
By ARAB NEWS
Published: Mar 6, 2012 00:18
Updated: Mar 6, 2012 02:05
Cabinet exhorts Security Council to shoulder its moral responsibility (click title to entry - thank you)
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia yesterday urged the UN Security Council to shoulder its moral responsibility toward ending the bloodbath in Syria, being perpetrated by the regime of Bashar Assad. The Kingdom appealed to the UN to take immediate steps to provide medical and humanitarian assistance to civilian victims.
The Council of Ministers, chaired by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah, also welcomed the UN decision to hold a humanitarian forum in Geneva on Thursday to estimate the relief requirements of the Syrian people.
“The council reiterated its call for the Security Council to exercise its legitimate role and shoulder its moral responsibility by taking initiative to call for an end to violence and put an end to the killing of Syrian people,” Culture and Information Minister Abdul Aziz Khoja said....
