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Britain's Union Jack offends Muslim because it is comprised of the heraldic crosses of three Christian Saints: St. George - patron saint of England since 1270, St. Andrew - patron saint of Scotland and St. Patrick, patron saint of Ireland. |
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England's
St. George's Cross has been banned from the workplace by a British
bureaucrat so as not to "offend Muslims." |
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British
banks are banning piggy banks because they may offend some
Muslims. Halifax and NatWest banks have led the move to scrap the
time-honoured symbol of saving from being given to children or used in
their advertising, the Daily Express/Daily Star group reports here. |
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Politicians
in British West Midlands banned the display of toy pigs and other
pig-related items in municipal offices as a result of a single
complaint from a Muslim. Among the banned items were piggy banks,
novelty pig calendars and a tissue box featuring Winnie the Pooh and
Piglet. |
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Police
in central England seized a collection of porcelain pigs from a house's
window sill after Muslims complained that they were offensive. |
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In Orlando, Florida, a Christian employee of a business owned by a Muslim was fired for eating a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich. |
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Demands
from the terrorist-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)
for an official school recognition of a Muslim Holy Day has resulted in
the Hillsborough County School Board (Florida) banning all religious
holidays |
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City
council in Suffolk (England) is to scrap grants for festive lights
because Christmas does not fit in with its “core values of equality and
diversity”. |
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Some
British schools have also removed or restricted the following
'anti-Muslim' children's books... The Three Little Pigs, Charlottes Web, Babe:The Sheep-pig, Cars and Trucks and Things That Go, Olivia Saves the Circus, Animal Farm." |
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Crusader
Pig Enough Said |
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