[RS]

“(2) why does the person telling the tale hide behind anonymity?”

“It might have something to do with the fact that Muslims have been getting a bad rap ever since 9/11.”

... Or could it have something to do with the fact that if anyone happens to say something in support of any Muslim for whatever reason there are plenty of so-called Americans who will attack them on that basis alone, facts be damned ?

[BigSkyFreeper]

I tend to believe there are good Muslims out there. In fact, last December, my folks and I took a train ride to Minneapolis to catch a plane the next day from Minneapolis to Denmark, at the train station we hailed a cab, the cab driver happened to be Muslim. He gave us a tour of much of the area between the train station and the hotel near the airport where we were going to stay. He turned off the meter as he was giving us a tour of many notable landmarks in the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro.

The normal 5 minute ride from the train station, along the interstate to the hotel lasted over a half hour.

He was thrilled to show off his city to three out-of-towners, and gave us his pager number so that we could call him when we got back. A month later we called his pager, he met us at the airport (even remembered us) and he drove us up to the train station when we returned from Denmark.

[F.J. Mitchell]

As far as we have been told in this Dupeya drama, the alleged benefactor of the alleged muslim hero’s alleged sacrifice was not a muslim.

What possible excuse could that individual have for wanting to remain anonymous? Cowardice? Bullsh*t! That person, if such a person existed, would be proclaiming it from the roof tops in his/her own name, and on every liberal talk show in America. Larry King, Wolf Blister, Al sharpton, etc., etc.