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When is a Holiday not a Holy Day?
When it's for Eid al-Adha
"What has this got to do with us?" I hear you cry. "We don't live in some heathen hellhole!"
That's true; provided you don't live in Massachusets.
I'm not sure quite what pre-sacrifice abomination this cow is going through here but it has something to do with Allah.
Yes, it's the time of year when Islamists ritually slice up animals for their moon god. You'd think in the USA secularists would politely murmur to themselves and turn a blind eye but, no! In a move bordering on insanity they are forcing school children to take the day off to celebrate the festival of something or other.
So when there's a blood-spattered rampage of towel-headed kids cavorting up the high street in all States in a few years' time luring your sons to join them in the slaughter don't come crying to us if you persist in voting for your Islamic monkey President for a second term!
Not a good time of year to be a goat.
"What has this got to do with us?" I hear you cry. "We don't live in some heathen hellhole!"
That's true; provided you don't live in Massachusets.
I'm not sure quite what pre-sacrifice abomination this cow is going through here but it has something to do with Allah.
Yes, it's the time of year when Islamists ritually slice up animals for their moon god. You'd think in the USA secularists would politely murmur to themselves and turn a blind eye but, no! In a move bordering on insanity they are forcing school children to take the day off to celebrate the festival of something or other.
Some Massachusetts public school students have a day off this week, but it has nothing to do with power outages or snow.
The Cambridge school system is believed to be the first in Massachusetts to give all students a day off for a Muslim holiday.
Students are getting Tuesday off for Eid al-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, the Boston Globe reports.
"We’re ecstatic about this," Atif Harden, interim executive director of the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center, told the newspaper. "This is the first year that it’s going to occur. This sort of recognition of our existence and the population we have, we feel very good about."
The day off was approved by the school committee last year because of the district's sizable Muslim population.
Superintendent Jeffrey Young told the newspaper that honoring the holiday is in line with the district's values of "inclusion and respect."
School committee member Marc McGovern says he got some criticism and even threats when he approved of the holiday.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/11/07...#ixzz1d2ZCklEi
The Cambridge school system is believed to be the first in Massachusetts to give all students a day off for a Muslim holiday.
Students are getting Tuesday off for Eid al-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, the Boston Globe reports.
"We’re ecstatic about this," Atif Harden, interim executive director of the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center, told the newspaper. "This is the first year that it’s going to occur. This sort of recognition of our existence and the population we have, we feel very good about."
The day off was approved by the school committee last year because of the district's sizable Muslim population.
Superintendent Jeffrey Young told the newspaper that honoring the holiday is in line with the district's values of "inclusion and respect."
School committee member Marc McGovern says he got some criticism and even threats when he approved of the holiday.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/11/07...#ixzz1d2ZCklEi
Not a good time of year to be a goat.
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