, and Jakarta)Christmas in Kuwait (And Qatar, and Hanoi, and Singapore, and Jakarta)
One of the best working it right now.
MikeN
December 30, 2006, 6:11am
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How about Christmas in Baghdad?
The Our Lady of Salvation Church in Baghdad appeared almost deserted on Christmas Eve. Christian celebrations of Christmas were limited to private homes. Iraqi Christians had announced last week that they would suspend official celebration, out of solidarity with the tragedy of the Iraqi people." Iraqi Christians, who had enjoyed relative freedom under the regime of Saddam Hussein, now face fear of attacks by powerful Islamic groups or Shiite militias. Few are making any use of the Christmas lights and decorations of yesteryear. There were some 600,000 Iraqi Christians in a population of 27 million, but some say the number is now less than 450,000. Thousands have been forced to flee to Syria
juancole.com/
No, it only seems that way to hysterical conservatives; most reasonable people don’t live their lives in a panic every time they see a brown person on a plane.