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Titolo: L'obiettivo della societa' multietnica

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Are we Christians? The answer's on a card
By Chris Hastings and Victoria McCann
(Filed: 07/12/2003) 
It features Hindu dancers, drawings of mosques and the word "Goal" 
but there is no sign of Jesus, Mary or even Santa Claus in this 
year's Christmas card from the Department of Culture.
[[Picture] The card signed by Tessa Jowell ]
Even the word Christmas is missing from the hundreds of cards sent 
out by Tessa Jowell, the Culture Secretary, to friends, colleagues 
and organisations that work with her department.
The card, which carries the inscription "Season's Greetings" rather 
than "Happy Christmas", has ignored anything remotely connected with 
what most Britons would regard as symbolic of Christmas.
Instead, the card, which has been lambasted by critics as the 
epitome of "political correctness", carries a series of images 
designed to reflect life in New Labour Britain.
The card is dominated by the word "Goal" in bright yellow images 
and carries pictures of a steam train, two ethnic dancers and a 
bicycle race. It also includes a cardboard cut-out of a rock star, a 
small colour television and a piece of modern art. There is no 
nativity scene, or any of the Biblical figures involved in the story 
of the birth of Jesus.
The design is based on a poster that appeared in the department's 
annual report earlier this year and is being used by the entire 
ministerial team at Ms Jowell's department.
John Roberts, the general secretary of the Lord's Day Observance 
Society, accused Ms Jowell of ignoring the entire meaning of 
Christmas. "People are not offended by Christian messages because 
they live in a country with a Christian history. It is complete 
rubbish to say that Christian images would offend people. We need to 
look at the whole picture and to remember that Christmas is to 
celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ," he said.
The Rt Revd Graham James, the Bishop of Norwich, said that while he 
was not concerned by the absence of "robins" and "Santas", he 
regretted the failure to put Christ at the centre of celebrations.
"Robins, Santas and reindeer are latecomers on the Christmas scene 
and were not much in evidence in Bethlehem. If they are disappearing 
from Christmas cards that doesn't have much significance for 
Christians," he said.
"It is when we forget that Christ is central to Christmas that we 
risk turning the celebration into a winter festival of spectacular 
indulgence. I am not sure that that is good for the soul."
Julie Kirkbride, the shadow culture secretary, said: "I think 
people are tired of this sort of political correctness, particularly 
when it's political correctness rammed down their throats at the 
taxpayers' expense."
Graham Newsome, the Department of Culture's head of communications, 
claimed that whatever the choice of design, the card would have 
attracted some criticism. He added that "Season's Greetings" had 
been chosen instead of "Happy Christmas" because the card would be 
sent to people of different faiths.
"We did have conversations about which way we should go with the 
overall design of the card.
"We asked all sorts of questions. Do we do something new? Do we go 
down the Christmas route? Whichever way you go the balance is 
difficult. In the end we decided to go for something that reflected 
the different sectors we are involved in. We put our hands up and 
acknowledge that what we have produced will not be right for 
everyone."
Despite the Department of Culture's decision to shun traditional 
Christmas images, other Government departments have retained a 
conventional approach.
The card sent out by David Blunkett, the Home Secretary, includes a 
brightly coloured picture of musicians and is bordered by snow 
flakes. The Department of Trade and Industry has opted for a design 
that includes three very brightly lit Christmas trees.
Ms Jowell may, however, take some comfort from the design chosen by 
Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, for his personal 
card. It carries a photograph of Lambeth Palace during the snow 
storms of last February and does not include any religious imagery.
Miss Jowell's decision also appears to be in tune with modern 
trends, with sales of Christmas cards with religious themes 
declining in recent years.
Richard Peel, the managing director of PrintingDirect.com, which 
produces cards for about 5,000 corporate clients, said: "A few years 
ago a religious card would have included a manger scene or the three 
wise men, whereas nowadays more common designs include doves with 
the word 'peace'."
He added that one in three cards now opted for the phrase "Season's 
Greetings" rather than the traditional "Happy Christmas".
© Copyright of Telegraph Group Limited 2003.
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Il messaggio dei multietnici e dei loro fiancheggiatori e' fin troppo
chiaro: vogliono una societa' senza Europei, senza Cristiani, vogliono
toglierci persino il Natale, e vogliono conseguire tutto cio' in
Europa, in casa nostra, mantenuti con le nostre tasse e protetti dalle
nostre leggi.
Leggo proprio oggi su Sole delle Alpi che in Saudi Arabia e' stato
proposto di sostituire i simboli di addizione e moltiplicazione
con altri che non possano assomigliare ad una croce cristiana
(a parte il fatto che la crocetta come simbolo di moltiplicazione e'
usata solo da chi non e' arrivato oltre le elementari).
Sembra una barzelletta, ma quella e' la societa' che ha generato
Usama bin Ladin, e per quella gente nessuna turpitudo e' troppo
efferata sicche' si astengano dal commetterla.
In U.K. i maomettani immigrati avevano gia' ottenuto l'eliminazione
del taglio a croce su un tipo di dolcetti serviti nelle scuole durante
le festivita' (non ricordo se di Natale o Pasqua), ma ora i
multietnici manifestano eplicitamente il loro intento di eradicare
l'dentita' etnoculturale europea dall'Europa. Questo e' il loro goal,
per l'appunto.
E in italia ci sono maiali che vogliono concedere loro il voto, e
altri maiali che vogliono dare le case gratis agli immigrati.
Ma le radici europee sono nordiche e cristiane, i nemici della
civilizzazione non prevarranno mai. Combatteremo con le armi
contro gli invasori e contro i loro fiancheggiatori.
Padania libera !
La capitale e' la gran Milàn !
Federalismo subito o secessione armata !
Los von Rom !
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Per non dimenticare: tra il 1987 e il 1994, la polizia di stato
italiana incaricata di rapinare banche, uffici postali, stazioni di
servizio e supermercati ha ucciso a Bologna 24 persone ferendone piu'
di 100. Per contro, i reati che rimangono impuniti sono l'80.4% su
scala regionale (dato riferito all'Emilia-Romagna) e l'82% su scala
nazionale. Per il conseguimento di tali risultati degni di una
satrapia islamica, lo stato italiano estorce a noi cittadini del 
Nord fino al 72% del reddito in tasse.
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"Il tricolore e' bello da vedere,
quando ricopre la cassa del carabiniere"

 quando ricopre la cassa del carabiniere"
Il verde è bello... quando ci cammini sopra.