Posted on 11/24/2009 12:48:50 PM PST by Tamar Rush
Happy Eid al-Adna, America
Pagan Holiday Upstages Thanksgiving & Christmas
Electronics Giant Celebrates Islam
Is America becoming a Muslim nation? Has the tide of history turned against the Christians and Jews living in the land of the free and the home of the brave? Will Islamic law eventually become the law of the land?
The answer to all of the above is yes.
Proof comes with the holiday ads from Best Buy that will be inserted in every leading newspaper throughout the country this Thanksgiving.
The ad makes scant mention of Thanksgiving, other than to urge people to “Shop Thanksgiving Day”. Best Buy does however; “Wish all Muslims throughout the country a “Happy Eid al-Adna.”
Best Buy knows business trends and the potential pool of new consumers, especially immigrants who have arrived in the U.S. over the past decade.
And the most rapidly rising populace is neither black nor Hispanic but rather Muslim.
(Excerpt) Read more at thelastcrusade.org ...
Sounds pretty accurate to me.
Basically, Best Buy bites...
I thought that stamp was a joke, like Photoshop art. But it’s actually from USPS’s website !
Sigh. Sadly, we are witnessing the greatest civilization in human history in its dying days.
The one on the right is a dude.
Wal-Mart is evil because all the things they sell are from China.
Can’t do Sam’s either because they are part of W-M.
Target kept the Salvation Army out.
Costco & Amazon are run by liberals.
Most chain grocery stores are staffed by unionized employees.
Scratch Best Buy of the list now with their muslim ad.
The only acceptable FReeper shopping location is the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store (unless you take shots at Catholics).
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Profits regardless of consequences.
Big business has completely sold out America....Just look at the millions of low wage illegal aliens they hired.
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Profits regardless of consequences.
Actually almost all of the illegals I encounter are employed by SMALL business. Construction, agriculture, janitorial, food service etc.
Big business has a ton of govt oversight and regulation.
Merry Christmas!
You're in Indiana? lol...
Tell me, how is it you encounter illegals in small businesses but not large businesses? If you could be specific and focus on how you check and cross check the records of the large businesses you encounter.
In addition, ya mind telling me exactly what type of government oversight and regulation big business has, that legitimatie small businesses do not, or are not subject to?
Thanks
Legitimate too!
Absolutely. In fact, I've got the box set (extended version) which might make me a nerd, perhaps, but it also makes me keenly aware of the fact that we are presently involved in an epic battle between Good and Evil, with the sides not yet clearly enough delineated for the battle to be properly joined. In time, it will be.
Dude looks like a lady. ;-)
Well I worked for one big business (until recently retiring) and called on many others as part of my job. Illegals just weren’t part of the culture.
Language skills are always a dead giveaway.
OTOH I can find swarms of illegals working as carpenters, brick masons, farm workers, janitors, fast food, etc.
Those are all small businesses.
Thanks For The Link...
Confirmed, Ad In Auburn Ca. is Identical...
No best buy from me!
This is nothing new.
Did ya know Bush's former Homeland Security Chief, what was his name, Chertoff? He had people that were in this country illegally, that were found wandering around the inside of his private residence? During wartime....
Shazamm!
BB pi$$ed me off after I ordered The Beatles re-mastered set when it was released. Ordered it on BB’s website. I waited for a month and a half. No merchandise. Went to check my order status and found that my order was cancelled. No reason given. Last time I’ll make that mistake.
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