The Stealth Jihad on Christmas traditions rages on in Canada and the United States

Christians are discriminated against by Muslims, Atheists and Socialists. You will rarely find them going at each other's throats and that proves that they are hand in glove  in this persecution of Christians and the simple enjoyable traditions that are a part and parcel of Christianity.  Why is that?  Why would singing Christmas carols get these people's panties in such a twist that their underwear shoots up right into their mouths and give off the most terrible stench?

Christians all over should keep a sharp lookout for any school or store that might be on a stealth jihad to kill Christmas.  Remember that this is their stealth way of telling us Christians that they think we are a highly superstitious group and that the portrayal of our superstition in such gaudy displays is getting on their raw nerves and it is not welcomed. They would rather welcome islam and the caliphate.  

We don't go about planting bombs or beheading innocent people ... yet  it will be like going  through a field of haystacks looking for a needle to find even one socialist or an atheist trying to take away the extremely ugly sight of Muslim men with their butts  in the air praying to their god.

Targeting  Christians for discrimination  is fair play because we don't suicide bomb, behead, flog, "honor" kill, walk around in black tents, insist on our own sharia laws, wage lawfare on free speech,  get our kids married well before their teenage years, etc.etc.etc.etc. .

Excellent article at American Thinker below which is a "must read" in full.



Cynthia Yacowar-Sweeney writing at AmericanThinker:
According to CTV News Canada.  on October 7, 2013, ... the previously canceled Halloween and Christmas celebrations have just been reinstated at Winnipeg's Hastings School.  These Canadian traditional holidays that have been celebrated for a few hundred years, were about to be replaced with possibly Islamic ones.  Yes, Islamic ones.  How so?
Hastings School chose to replace Christmas festivities with African "drumming."  Given the insistence on an African theme, why did the school not choose African "music" instead, like the magnificent and magical music of Mali that was outlawed by Islam when al-Qaeda took control there?  Why drumming?  Here's why.
According to the more authentic and reliable hadiths -- traditions or deeds attributed to Mohammed that provide the basis of sharia or Islamic law, after the Koran -- musical instruments are all regarded as tools of Satan (Bukhari, vol.2, book 15, hadith 70) and forbidden in Islam, except for the daf drum (Abu Dawud, book 15, hadith 3306).
Singing, which was not a Christmas-replacement option for Hastings School, is also forbidden in Islam (especially for women), as it "produces hypocrisy (Abu Dawud, book 41, hadith 4909) in the heart" and is considered to be the voice of Satan.  Both musical instruments and singing lead man astray and deviate from the path of Allah.  Those who use musical instruments will be destroyed and "transformed into monkeys and pigs" (Bukhari, vol. 69, hadith 494v).  One hadith from the sacred collection called Hadee's-e-Qudsi Ahmad (19:5) commands Mohammed "to destroy all the musical instruments, idols, crosses and all the trappings of ignorance."
The daf drum from Islamic North Africa is the only musical instrument and the only kind of drum allowed in Islam because this drum, being hollow like the tambourine but without jingles, emanates a sound that could be construed as uninspiring and incapable of stirring up human emotion.  Moving the human spirit is simply not allowed in Islam when it has nothing to do with worshiping Allah or promoting faith in him.  Therefore, this particular drum is often allowed in Islam, as it supposedly evokes no emotion.  Is this the drum that Hastings school would have offered in lieu of Canada's traditional celebrations?......

In America, the stalwart  Sarah Palin fights the war on Christmas raging down there. At her Facebook page, she wrote:  

Thank you to all the Wausau, Wisconsin, residents who showed up to protest a wrongheaded school directive against Christmas carols. Wausau showed that there is power in unity as we battle against Scrooges who want Christ out of Christmas.  My new book tackles issues like this one. It explains the steps we can take to combat the Scrooges so that we may forever protect the heart of Christmas from those who seek to diminish its true meaning.

Todd Starnes writing at FoxNews:
....The Wausau, Wis. School District says   it’s okay to jingle bells and don gay apparel but lay off the Baby Jesus stuff – and that has parents and students ready to deck somebody’s halls.

The community became enraged after the elementary schools canceled their upcoming Christmas concerts and the school district issued guidelines that curtailed the number of sacred holiday songs the high school choir could perform.

Phil Buch, the director of the Wausau West High School choir programs since 1981, told the Wausau Daily Herald that he was given three choices after meeting with school officials about the upcoming yuletide season.
He was told the choirs could perform one sacred song for every five secular songs performed; eliminate all Christmas music or postpone December concerts.
He was also reportedly told that the district had to approve every musical selection. Instead, Buch announced that he was temporarily disbanding the school’s elite choir.
School Board member Pat McKee told me it’s nothing short of a war on Christmas.
“When you look at it on the surface, it’s hard to argue against that train of thought,” he said.
“People are justifiably making that correlation – that it’s a war on Christmas.”
McKee said he doesn’t blame parents, teachers and students for being upset.
“People should be angry,” he said. “People are very, very angry, very passionate and rightfully so.”
The Wausau School District said there’s a perfectly good explanation and they pointed out they are not banning all Christmas music.
“Rather district administration has taken steps to help ensure that religiously-themed music is incorporated into the curriculum and performances in a manner that satisfies legal and educational requirements,” read a statement from the district.

So what are the legal requirements for boys and girls singing “Silent Night”?
Well, according to the school district, the elite choir was given a choice to sing “seasonal and Christmas selections that do not involve the celebration of the religious holiday of Christmas.”
“This approach would allow for the continuation of a holiday theme,” the district stated.
The second option would involve changing the format of the winter performance to eliminate any reference to Christmas “so that the District could not be challenged as .........