Muslims Refused To Take This Wounded Vet Skydiving Because Of An Unthinkable Reason According to recent reports, a disabled combat veteran and Purple Heart recipient named Eddie Bryant is claiming that he was kicked out of the Florida Skydiving Center because he refused to cover up the kafir tattoo on his leg. The tattoo means non-believer in Arabic, and it offended the Qatari Muslims who were at Florida Skydiving Center. Bryant claims that he was humiliated by the way he was treated. The term kafir is used to describe someone who rejects God or who hides, denies, or covers the truth. Muslims reportedly say the tattoo and complained. Bryant was asked to come back into the officer and cover up the marking. When Bryant told the owner that he had nothing to cover it with, she offered him duct tape. I am a skydiver with around 300 jumps under my belt, Bryant claims on social media. His latest trip to the Florida Skydiving Center was his second time there. Soldiers from the country of Qatar are also using the grounds for training. After beating around the bush for a few minutes entertaining me while I was trying to convince her otherwise, she asked me to leave, Bryant concluded of his interaction with the owner. Expect more of this humiliating treatment of Americans who served honorably, as more and more Muslim dollars are sought by American businesses. The Florida Skydiving Center has admitted on its Facebook page to asking Bryant to cover up the tattoo, but denies asking Bryant to leave. What do you think of the situation? Was Bryant wrong not to cover the tattoo or was he well within his rights? 