Washington - The fight against
violent extremism is a "third
world war" that knows no
borders, Jordanian Foreign
Minister Nasser Judeh said on
Thursday, in urging greater international efforts to counter
the threat. Violent extremists groups count
foreign fighters from about 90
different countries, "all potential
terrorists in their own country
when they return", Judeh said
during a a three-day conference on combating extremism hosted
by President Barack Obama in
Washington. In the wake of brutal attacks in
Europe and the Middle East,
Obama said earlier that more
must be done to prevent groups
like Islamic State and al-Qaeda
from recruiting and radicalising. "The threat we are confronting
today is unprecedented... It
recognises no boundaries, no
religion, no culture, no ethnicity.
It spares no religion, no culture,
no ethnicity," Judeh said. "These terrorists have proven to
have no limit or inhibition to their
brutality, barbarism or
savagery," he added. "It's our war as Muslims... It's our
collective war as an international
community." He then reprised comments
made by Jordan's King Abdullah
II in December during a White
House visit, labelling the fight
against Islamic State militants a
"third world war," and pressed for increased international
cooperation in the "generational
fight." "Violent extremist groups
provide... an umbrella of
legitimacy to criminals
everywhere," Judeh said,
pointing to recent attacks in
Copenhagen, Ottawa, Paris and Sydney. "Each one of us is a target. Let us
work together to make them all
a collective target."
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many ppl know this one na

No be lie sir

Yes, the world is at war

Tell them GEJ haters
They feel that it is the president duty to fight a religious war