15 Replies to “‘Tis The Season”

  1. Psalm 89:27
    And I will make him the first-born, the highest of the kings of the earth.
    A “Peanuts” for your thoughts…
    Cheers
    Hans-Christian Georg Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

  2. Gellen, agree that it was clever but can’t see why you think it would disappear? Is it because of the litigation happy scientologists objecting to the Tom Cruise scene?

  3. Well, actually Lori I had thought of that 😉
    There is no evidence that Muslims understand parody and the final scene of the wanna-be Jihadist convert and virgins burning in the fires of hell could cause some ire.
    How many threats would it take to see it disappear? I figured a couple but obviously no Muzzies have seen it, or those who have are fun-loving moderates.

  4. Turning Christmas-loving Charlie Brown into a death trap for his fellow innocents because he’s a convert to Islam can’t be turned into a documentary. Impossible.
    Converts to Islam are not only ignorant of history (which Charlie wasn’t) but malcontents (which Charlie really wasn’t).
    And there isn’t going to be a rush of Christmas-loving white people joining the loonies who think splattering themselves into minute pieces will usher them into a paradise of virginal bliss.
    What is unfolding is a non-violent subtle takeover. What this world needs right now is a few Lucys – male and female.

  5. I used to love the annual “Charlie Brown’s Christmas” back in the bad old days,when you could still take it for the bittersweet and excellent kids entertainment show it was,before PC.

  6. The Simpsons reran their Muslim episode this past week — you know, the one where Bart brings home a new Muslim friend, and Homer is convinced the kid’s family are terrorists, but it turns out the Muslim dad just implodes buildings legally for a living, so Homer has to apologize?
    No way would the Simpsons do anything as edgy as this vid. No way in hell.

  7. I remember last year on one of those shows with two sugary CBC hosts where there was an amiable competition for semi-famous Canadians to build gingerbread houses. One of the actors on Little Mosque on the Prairie built a gingerbread mosque. I really thought I was going to throw up.

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