Molotov

Nations of the World, today we face an existential, that of Islamic extremism. Ever since the rise of the Muslim brotherhood, and the Islamic Revolution in Iran, it has been a threat to our world order. Today that threat is worse than ever. These hoards seek to destroy all of our cultures and ways of life, and impose a lifestyle straight out of the dark ages. They go by a variety of names: ISIS, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, and Hamas. They are united however, by a blood thirsty rage. World efforts are currently divided and scattered. We believe a united organization can help us organize a defense against the barbarians at the gate. By uniting the efforts of the worlds powers, we can defeat and discredit this ideology. We invite delegates to join us in Tel Aviv to discuss a strategy to protect our homes and ways of life. If we fail to unite against this threat, we risk the destruction of our very world.

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While the government of Japan cannot at this time engage in actions directed against the threats of islamist terror organisations in the Middle East, we support measures to curb the threat of terrorism and extremism, and have been engaging with our partners throughout the ASEAN nations, many of whom are Muslim-majority nations, to successfully tackle the dangers presented by these entities in so far as they pose a threat to regional and global stability. We therefore wish the nations of the world utilising sensible and constructive means to face this threat the greatest success as we act in parallel and cooperatively in Southeast Asia.

If the Jews would accept us to come to their capital city, Serbia will attend. Since the sacrifice of Tsar Lazar at the fields of Kosovo, the Serbs have fought Islamic invaders, and since Osama bin Laden labelled a "Great Satan" of the world alongside Russia and Israel, counter-terrorism has been a sad necessity. We stand ready.

The People's Republic of China, having removed the capitalist-roaders of the "Communist" Party of China under the leadership of the Red Flag Movement, has pledged, previously, to defend our neighbors, allies, and the international community from the threat of Salafist extremism as advocated by Da'esh. We cannot, however, endorse the imperialist nature of this supposed coalition. Only a fool or a Zionist would lump in all the supposed "extremisms" of Islamic beliefs into one common enemy: the Shi'a fighters of Hezbollah, despite Israeli allegations, share little in common with the Wahhabi movements funded by their allies, nor the Saudi-funded fedayeen of Hamas.

Accordingly, we do not see how such a blind organization could effectively fight any sort of battle against terrorism, and in truth, see it only as a means for the Israelis and their American backers to justify their Zionist, neo-imperialistic aggression. We urge our allies in the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement to follow suit with our government in condemning this coalition, and echo, strangely enough, the calls of Japan in adopting more practical methods against Islamist terrorism.