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The election of a radical Muslim as Mayor of London is nicely complemented by this piece:
Buses across the country are to carry a slogan praising Allah – just months after cinemas banned an advert featuring the Lord’s Prayer.
Hundreds of buses will carry posters bearing the words ‘Subhan Allah’, which means ‘Glory be to God’ in Arabic, for an ad campaign paid for by the charity Islamic Relief.
The posters will appear in London, Manchester, Leicester, Birmingham and Bradford, which have large Muslim communities.
Sometimes Christians have a message for the public too. But cultural Marxism guarantees that freedom of expression is a one-way street.
Christian groups asked why the Islamic adverts had been approved when a one-minute film by the Church of England was banned by Britain’s biggest cinema chains at Christmas.
Odeon, Cineworld and Vue refused to show an advert featuring the Archbishop of Canterbury and members of the public reciting the Lord’s Prayer. They banned the advertisement – which was due to be screened before the new Star Wars film in December – fearing it could offend movie-goers.
In contrast, no one would be politically incorrect enough to be offended by seeing praise of Allah plastered across buses — unless of course they remember the double-decker bus bombed on Allah’s behalf at Tavistock Square on 7/7/2005.
On tips from Dragon’s Lair and Stormfax. Graphics compliments of Stormfax.
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