Danish ambassador has been called to account by Turkish newspaper

 Kim Jørgensen, Danish ambassador in Turkey, dissociates himself from the Danish Act of the Constitution by stating that the Danish government should certainly never allow parts of the Qur’an to be suppressed.

Excerpts of the ambassador’s answer to the newspapers:

Asked about a recent controversy on some verses of the Qur’an and an organization that is demanding that mosques be shut down, the ambassador says this has absolutely nothing to do with the Danish government. “It is a very small organization, unknown to the vast majority of Danes. The present case should primarily be seen as a provocation. The mere fact that the chairman of the association, Anders Gravers, sent copies of the complaint to Al-Jazeera TV and to the embassies of Muslim countries in Denmark shows that,” says the ambassador.
However, Kim Jørgensen is only a public officer who has to act upon the instructions he has been given. No matter what opinion the present government might have about SIAD’s complaint against the Qur’an they shall have to take it seriously. In case the Minister of Justice should reject our
demand we intend to take legal action and, if necessary, make a worldwide collection to cover the legal costs. Kim Jørgensen considers our complaint of the violation of the Act of the Constitution a provocation. So it is, but only in a juridical sense, and it is done in order to reveal the truth, to intensify the revelation of the truth.

Our intention is to reveal the truth and consequently we forward the English translations of our complaint against the Qur’an to all English speaking Arabian newspapers i.e. in Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Syria, etc.

Please note: We have noticed that the Turkish newspapers write that articles 67 and 69 of the Qur’an should be a violation of the Danish Act of the Constitution. This is completely wrong. Articles 67 and 69 of the Danish Act of the Constitution must make sure that certain articles of the Qur’an that violate the Danish Act of the Constitution are suppressed.

Turkish newspaper in english about SIAD:http://english.sabah.com.tr/D540C2BA26AC4BFE8632B30B940EE75E.html

 One of the best blogs in the world about islam mention SIAD:

http://gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/2007/02/denmark-model.html

The ambassador’s answer to the Turkish newspaper about SIAD:

Asked about a recent controversy on some verses of the Qur’an and an organization that is demanding that mosques be shut down, the ambassador says this has absolutely nothing to do with the Danish government. “It is a very small organization, unknown to the vast majority of Danes. The present case should primarily be seen as a provocation. The mere fact that the chairman of the association, Anders Gravers, sent copies of the complaint to Al-Jazeera TV and to the embassies of Muslim countries in Denmark shows that,” says the ambassador.
The ambassador is very clear on Denmark’s official position: “Denmark is currently making very great efforts to explain what we stand for and what Denmark does not stand for. The Danish government’s position is clear. We believe in respect between religions. Denmark respects Islam and will, naturally, not contribute to disparaging or insulting neither Muslims nor their religion.”  In any case, he does not want to be a part of these discussions at all because he believes that commenting on these provocations would mean allowing any provocation to assume foreign policy dimensions. “I distance myself from such a development, and I will not take part in it. There will be new provocations every day. First, in one place, then in another. First, from one country, and then from another. We must not allow these provocations to derail our relations with the Muslim world,” says Ambassador Jorgensen.