Jews Give Europeans Permission to Say, “Merry Christmas”
by Mark Farrell

In a striking move, a small organization of Jews said it was OK if Europeans say, “Merry Christmas” this year.

In case you were looking for permission to say such things, you can now feel a little better.

However, please keep in mind that only 5 Jews said this (out of 6 million in the U.S.), so there may still be some reprisals from the rest of them.

There is still a chance that the Thought Police may come knocking at your door as a result, especially if you live outside of the U.S. (where you can also go to prison for a myriad of other reasons, such as doubting certain aspects of the “Holocaust”–now with its own special internationally mandated holiday on Jan. 27th, thanks to a UN declaration).

Conequently, it might still be a wise decision to phone your local synagogue and ask to speak with the head rabbi to ensure that it’s OK with him if you say, “Merry Christmas”–especially if you intend to say such things to people other than your close (non-Jewish) friends.

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Catholic League Response