‘Tis the Season for Filing Court Briefs to Stop the anti-Christmas Virus from Infecting Our Public [State] Schools.' - Dec. 23, 2008

While Islamic star and crescent join Armonk, New York, town's Christmas tree for sensitivity of other religions, Islamic Scholar Says Christmas Is Evil! - Dec 2008

Scholar claims Christmas is a “pathway to hellfire” and forbids any Christmas celebrations including having a Christmas tree, decorating the house or eating turkey.

The nine members who voted against the Christmas Resolution were all Democrats: Ackerman (NY), Clarke (NY), DeGette (CO), Hastings (FL), Lee (CA), McDermott (WA), Scott (VA), Stark (CA) and Woolsey (CA). The 10 who answered “present” without entering a vote were also Democrats except one: Conyers (MI), Frank (MA), Holt (NJ), Payne (NJ), Pence (Republican from IN), Schakowsky (PA), Schwartz (PA), Wasserman-Schultz (FL), Welch (VT) and Yarmuth (KY).

And all but two of the representatives who answered "present" or voted against the Christmas resolution voted in favor of a resolution recognizing Ramadan, which passed by a 376-0 vote in October. Read results of Ramadan Vote and the Importance of Christmas vote. Also read full text of Christmas vote (.pdf. compliments of Liberty University.)

Source: Liberty Counsel

Dems: Amen to Ramadan, but forget about Christmas - December 13, 2007

Remember how it was in 2007?

K-Mart and Sears Offend Christians By Trying To Avoid Offending Other Religions

Source: Liberty Counsel's Web site

Letter sent to Sears December 7, 2007. Copy and send if you wish.

What a bombshell to read on December 7, 2007, via Liberty Counsel's Web site about secular executives at Sears no longer calling advertised trees as Christmas Trees, but instead "Holiday Trees":

The reason for our use of holiday tree is due to the [sic] Sears Holding is a very diverse company, we do not want to offend any of our associates, but also our valued customers. We decided to call them holiday trees because even if Christians are the only religion that uses a Christmas tree we still do not want complaints from other customers of different religions complaining about our use of Christmas.

So is Sears going to call those Jewish candle holder "Holiday Candle holders?"  This is America where free speech is protected.  What doesn't Sears get about that?  What cowards in suits.

While this family buys little from Sears and K-mart already, that will now drop to zero.  Sears has taken a simple and innocent Christmas Tree and decided to rename it on their own because someone might complain or be offended.  Be offended at what?

I'm tired of people such as the Secular Jews who have chosen to cross the line and become members of the ACLU to use that organization to sue Christians and harass cowardly corporations like Sears.  Is Sears even aware that Rabbis have literally come out with news releases begging Jewish people to stop suing Christians via the ACLU?

Yea, it's that bad from those folks who complain about the bigotry of the Holocaust, now involved in their own ethnic cleansing using corporations like Sears and K-Mart to do their dirty work.

Yea, it's that bad from those folks who complain about the bigotry of the Holocaust, now involved in their own ethnic cleansing using corporations like Sears and K-Mart to do their dirty work.

Oh, by the way.  Amazon doesn't give a damn about complaining Jews, Muslims, or atheists, wishing a Merry Christmas on its site since that is the reason for the season and the sales they are going to make by December 25th.  Guess where we buy most of my products today?

"Run away Sears as fast as you can from the battle!  But be sure not to compare yourself with those who gave their lives to start this country and its freedoms.  You would have stabbed them in the back. too."

Merry Christmas!

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Communists secularized Christmas for one reason . . . to get rid of it!

In an effort to resist Christians, Communist leaders secularized a favorite Ukrainian Christmas carol, "Nova Radist Stala" (Joyous News Has Come to Us.)

The original song began with these words: "The joyous news has come which never was before. Over a cave above a manger a bright star has lit the world, where Jesus was born from a virgin maiden, . . . "

At first the Communists feared an outright ban on Christmas, so they began to secularize the holiday. The first rewrite of the song began as follows: "The joyous news has come which never was before, a red star with five tails has brightly lit the world."

The second rewrite went further: "The joyous news has come which never was before. Long-awaited star of freedom lit the skies in October [the month of the Revolution]. Where formerly lived the kings and had the roots their nobles, there today with simple folks, Lenin's glory hovers." . . . read more

And remember this one in 2007?

Lowe's Apologizes for 'Family Trees' in Christmas Catalog

. . . We refer to them as Christmas trees in all of our television and magazine ads and also in our advertising fliers," she added. "We take this situation very seriously and are redoubling our efforts to proofread those catalogs in the future."

Cybercast News Service has documented several examples of what some call the "War on Christmas," the earliest of which were reported in 2000.

The following year, a New York City school was accused of religious discrimination during the holiday season for allowing the display of Islamic and Jewish symbols, but not Christian symbols, while Arizona Attorney General Janet Napolitano banned Santa Claus displays and other religious symbols on public property.

In 2002, a handful of Massachusetts high school students wanted to give their classmates a small Christmas gift before holiday break, but their religious-themed candy canes instead erupted into a controversy.

A Christian church in Fort Lauderdale was allowed to put up a holiday display claiming that "Jesus Is the Reason for the Season," but it took a court battle for the church to get its message out in 2003, the same year two Palm Beach, Fla., residents sued the town for refusing to allow the display of Christian Nativity scenes on public property alongside displays of the Jewish Menorah.

Christians saw Christmas under a politically correct attack in Australia during 2004, and environmentalists stumped for a treeless Christmas a year later.

But last year, Christian groups claimed they were witnessing a shift in momentum in the "War on Christmas," even though a Christmas-themed event at a public elementary school was changed because parents claimed it illegally spotlighted a "religious" figure - Santa Claus . . . Source - CNS News (no longer on its server.)