Pastor who burned the Koran does not feel responsible for attack on UNPaul J. AFPPor Richards | AFP - Fri, 1 Apr 2011 19:39 EDT
Pastor who burned the Koran does not feel responsible for attacking the UN. "We were distressed by this news," he told AFP the fundamentalist pastor Terry Jones, consulted on the attack on UN office in Mazar-i-Sharif (northern Afghanistan), which left 12 dead on Friday, including seven employees UN.
The American pastor who burned a Quran last month assured on Friday that does not feel any responsibility for the attack on protesters at the UN office in Afghanistan.
"We were distressed by this news," he told AFP the fundamentalist pastor Terry Jones, consulted on the attack on UN office in Mazar-i-Sharif (northern Afghanistan), which left 12 dead on Friday, including seven employees UN.
"We are not responsible," the evangelical pastor, accusing the "radical elements of Islam to seek an excuse to justify their violence." "It is time to end the violence that exists in Muslim countries like Pakistan and Afghanistan," he said.
On March 20, the pastor, who leads a small Christian group called "Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville (Southeast U.S.), burned a copy of the Koran at the end of a" trial "of the Muslim holy book.
The pastor had already aroused controversy in the world in September 2010 when he threatened to burn the Koran, but gave up after several warnings given by state leaders, including Pope Benedict XVI.
The demonstrators, who attacked the UN in Afghanistan, issued a statement demanding that the Afghan government to "cut any diplomatic liaison with the United States if the pastor who burned the Koran is not judged."
UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF REGENERATION OF MAN BY THE POWER OF JESUS CHRIST, I ABHOR THE ATTITUDE OF THIS PSEUDO PASTOR AND IS IN MOURNING TO THE BROTHERS OF THE MIDDLE EAST.
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