i which i tweet the entirety of the @StateDept Ramadan message, located here: https://t.co/5uEXrzllVt /1

— Aziz H.Poonawalla (@azizhp) May 30, 2017

@StateDept On behalf of the United States Department of State, Renda and I sincerely wish Muslims around the world a peaceful and blessed Ramadan /2

— Aziz H.Poonawalla (@azizhp) May 30, 2017

@StateDept Ramadan is a month of reverence, generosity, and self-reflection. Most importantly, it is a cherished time for family and friends … /3

— Aziz H.Poonawalla (@azizhp) May 30, 2017

@StateDept …to gather and give charity to those who are less fortunate. This time reminds us all of the common values of harmony and empathy … /4

— Aziz H.Poonawalla (@azizhp) May 30, 2017

@StateDept we hold dear. I wish all those celebrating a very happy Ramadan Kareem /5 FIN

— Aziz H.Poonawalla (@azizhp) May 30, 2017

This is an absurdly short message. In fact it reads like a greeting card. You could practically do a Mad Libs version:

“On Behalf of [ORG], [SPOUSE] and I sincerely wish Muslims a peaceful and blessed Ramadan. Ramadan is a month of [IDEALS]. Most importantly, it is a time of [ACTIVITIES]. This time reminds us all of the common values of [PLATITUDES] we hold dear. Ramadan Kareem!”

anyway, I guess we should be at least thankful that it doesn’t recriminate Muslim Americans about terrorism.