December 16, 2004
WAR
AGAINST CHRISTMAS 2004 COMPETITION
[I] [II]
[III]
[IV]
[V]
[VI]
[VII]
[VIII]
[IX]
[XI]
[XII]
[XIII]
[XIV]
[XV]
[XVI]
[XVII]
[XVIII]
[XIX]
[XX] - See also: War
Against Christmas
2003,
2002,
2001,
2000
War Against Christmas 2004 Competition [X]:
A Victory over Christophobia??
By
Peter Brimelow
AP claims the Tuesday defeat of an Oklahoma School
bond referendum was due to
outrage by parents about the suppression of
Christmas.
“Voters
incensed over a superintendent's decision to remove
a Nativity scene from an elementary school Christmas
program took out their anger at the ballot box, helping
to defeat bond measures worth nearly $11 million.”
Wish it were so. In fact, the voters were more
probably reacting to my
critique of the avaricious and domineering
Teacher’s Union. Voters do not normally respond to
events so quickly. The ridiculous attribution might well
be a sign of a new stratagem by the enemies of
Christmas.
But Oklahoma does seem to be emerging as a
bastion in the War against Christmas. There was a
sensible
editorial in a local newspaper. The editor, Jeff
Hall, deserves applause. (E-mail
him).
Peter Brimelow, editor of
VDARE.COM and author of the much-denounced
Alien Nation: Common Sense About America’s Immigration
Disaster (Random House -
1995) and
The Worm in the Apple (HarperCollins - 2003)