20th Parliamentary Intelligence-Security Forum – Religious Freedom for All or Genocide

To reconvene the parliamentarians after lunch, Senator Brownback joins the forum. Right away, the Senator dives into his message: “Without religious freedom for everyone, there will be huge security problems that will be the clash of civilizations and result in genocide in some places.” After repeating the theme (the quotation above) for his discussion a few slow times, Senator Brownback begins.

First, Senator Brownback pays his respects to his friend and fellow Kansas Senator Bob Dole, who recently died the day before.

Then, Senator Brownback cites Article 18 from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in which 192 member countries signed. 80% of people worldwide live under the declaration. For how many member countries have signed the document into place, way too many humans live under religious oppression, oppressive governments, and even modern slavery today.

“Who actually stands up for religious freedom?” Senator Brownback then asks. Yes, Americans and other Allied countries stand for religious freedom and the principles that come with it, but at the end of the day it is the people themselves in such countries that make a difference. Senator Brownback cites that the USA and its Allies need a global grass roots movement against religious oppression and human trafficking if the world wants to see a difference. Senator Brownback finishes his segment in the forum. He claims that with the internet, 5G, AI, among many other marvels of technology, the entire world is converging on itself, and a clash of cultures and nations is inevitable. For the world to set a general base for democracy, religious freedom in all communities is necessary.