I know this may be a startling idea, but let's face facts: Like it or not, the United States is the world's policeman. Wherever injustice and tyranny rear their ugly heads, you can count on the good old US of A to be there, fighting the good fight.
Well friends, it looks like the United Kingdom has joined the ranks of those countries which are not fit to govern themselves:
Cross to bear? UK denies Christians right to wear crucifix

I'll bet you it wouldn't take more than a drone strike on Big Ben and maybe the House of Commons to get those poofs in Parliament to change their tune, but just in case, I recommend a full deployment of boots on the ground so we can make sure our horse-toothed cousins in England learn to show proper respect for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
We need to act on this NOW, because if you think they'll stop at oppressing British Christians, you are sorely mistaken. The UK workplace is only one beachhead in the assault on Christianity, and you may rest assured your workplace is next:
Well friends, it looks like the United Kingdom has joined the ranks of those countries which are not fit to govern themselves:
Cross to bear? UK denies Christians right to wear crucifix

The British government asserts that Christians have no right to wear a cross or crucifix at work and is eager to prove it in court.
The case was initiated by two British women Nadia Eweida and Shirley Chaplin, after they were punished for refusing to take off their religious symbols.
Nadia Ewedia is a British Airways employee, who was asked to cover her cross while at work, and was placed on unpaid leave when she refused to do so. Shirley Chaplin is a nurse moved to a desk position after she refused to remove a crucifix.
The women claim they were discriminated against when their employers barred them from wearing a cross and crucifix respectively.
The government position is that wearing the cross is not a “requirement of the faith” and therefore employers can ban the wearing of the cross at work...
The case was initiated by two British women Nadia Eweida and Shirley Chaplin, after they were punished for refusing to take off their religious symbols.
Nadia Ewedia is a British Airways employee, who was asked to cover her cross while at work, and was placed on unpaid leave when she refused to do so. Shirley Chaplin is a nurse moved to a desk position after she refused to remove a crucifix.
The women claim they were discriminated against when their employers barred them from wearing a cross and crucifix respectively.
The government position is that wearing the cross is not a “requirement of the faith” and therefore employers can ban the wearing of the cross at work...
We need to act on this NOW, because if you think they'll stop at oppressing British Christians, you are sorely mistaken. The UK workplace is only one beachhead in the assault on Christianity, and you may rest assured your workplace is next:
John 15:20
Remember the word that I said unto you, The servant is not greater than his lord. If they have persecuted me, they will also persecute you; if they have kept my saying, they will keep yours also.
Remember the word that I said unto you, The servant is not greater than his lord. If they have persecuted me, they will also persecute you; if they have kept my saying, they will keep yours also.


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