Nuclear Summit Logo Muslim Crescent Moon? Sure looks the part

I didn't catch it but someone did and everyone that reads this site regularly knows how I feel about the current administration which places the probability of this being intentional to me, like 55%.

If it isn't, then what the hell is it?

I'm a graphic designer so it's probably a signal of some Muslim meaning to someone about something because there's no other explanation for it being there, it's not even a normal design element I would  even use for that reason only, moons are for loons, that's my policy seriously.It's physical step that drops down, so it's even freaking wheelchair accessible from the back for the crippled suicide bomber guest speakers I guess. (I'm crippled so don't hassle me ;>)

Here's another one little closer, it's just a thing someone like me designing it would think of right away, they either obviously don't think about that stuff, just don't care, or it is exactly that, a hat tip to Islam

You can plainly see that yes it's a crescent moon alright. A nod from the Muslim born Obama to his Muslim handlers letting them know the time to strike is near? lolol but I'm not happy about the design choice obviously, put it that way. 

This is what I would have done with it once I realized it looks like a Muslim crescent, because that's the first thing that would have crossed my mind seeing the whole thing is necessary because of radical Muslims. Close off the circle and the thing looks even better I think.

Yes I know it was an International conference for the nations who DID show up. But NO ISLAMIC NATIONS ATTENDED yet the logo LOOKS "IS freakin LAMIC"...they could have thought about it is all anyone is saying. We did.

Forever in our debts - NYPOST.com: "NOW HE'S A CRESCENT LOON
The first time I saw the swirling logo for the Nuclear Security Summit, it looked familiar. I soon figured out what it reminded me of: a crescent moon. The kind of crescent moon you see on the flags of Muslim countries (from left: Turkey, Algeria, Tunisia and Pakistan).

Indeed, the crescent, often with a single or multiple stars, is the main symbol of Islam. So now there is something like it at an official presidential event, prominently displayed in photographs being beamed around the world. No, I am not suggesting President Obama is a secret Muslim. But I am certain the crescent-like design of the logo is not a coincidence, especially at an event where Iran's nuclear ambition and al Qaeda's search for a bomb are prime topics.

Obama has been open about his aim to improve America's relations with Muslims. His bowing and apologies are nauseating, but they are consistent with his goal. And so is having a crescent-like logo at an event attended by Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani (above), among others. The Washington Conference Center is plastered with the design, which includes a solid white circle above the arc, all superimposed on a world map. Consistent also is a report this week that says terms with religious connotations, such as 'Islamic extremists' and 'jihad,' will no longer be used in National Security Council documents.

The Associated Press reports the aim is to emphasize the White House desire to use more sensitive language and broaden the relationship beyond war. The phrase 'war on terror' was also dropped. 'Do you want to think about the US as the nation that fights terrorism or the nation you want to do business with? ' Pradeep Ramamurthy, an NSC staffer, told AP. It also reports business leaders from more than 40 countries are coming to Washington for an 'entrepreneurship summit' for Muslim businesses.

Notably absent this week is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The deep freeze in his relationship with Obama is a direct casualty of Obama's courting of Muslims, which includes intense pressure on Israel to make major concessions to Palestinians. So this is what change looks like."

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