And again: US Postal Service kisses up to Islam
The first stamp to honor Eid-al-Fitr was issued ten days before the 9/11 Islamic terror attacks on the United States. But there have been several stamps issued since. More here.
How many stamps were issued in honor of Japan during the ten years following Pearl Harbor? Answer: None.
Do I need to say more?
Labels: 9/11, dhimmi, Ramadamadan, United States
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 10:14 AM
3 Comments:
There's enough Muslims in the US to justify a stamp, besides it looks like an X-mas tree! I love your blog, this complaint seems a little strained. By the time Hallmark produces Eidmcards that end with "I thought you meant breakfast so I ate already...." The world will be ready for peace.
Isn't this the holiday in which the factually challenged Muslims celebrate a false story that inserts Yishmael in place of Yitzchak at the Akeidah?
Isn't this the factually challenged Muslim holiday that celebrates the akeidah of...Yishmael?
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