lol...a pine tree is offensive to the kike. Hitler was right.

The good rabbi was probably on his way to give a lecture at a Baptist seminary.

Will this dry up the Judeo-Xains donations to Israel? Do pigs fly?

I find the presence of Jews, and particularly of Rabbis, in my country deeply offensive. I am going to sue the government to allow equal opportunities, so as well as so many Jews we can have a lot of 6 foot uniformed Nazis going around as well, just to balance out opportunities and to ensure equality and diversity and to allow expression of alternate but equally valid cultural choices.

I thought read in one of the newspapers here about a synagogue at the Naval Academy. It would be interesting to start some lawsuits and threats of lawsuits against the jew religion.

yOu tHOUGHT rEAD?

Why, did he lose a nickle in a pine stand?

This, as the dreidel headed [K]ike erects a 50 foot chanukah bush At Lincoln Center, competing with the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree ceremony, decked out in the national colors of the Israeli flag, topped with a six-pointed 'snowflake', in the not-so-clever guise of a 'holiday tree'.

[color="Red"]One standard for yew, another for the jew!

You always hear the argument that Christmas trees are a religious symbol while menorahs are secular. That is a load of kike bullshit. What we know today as Christmas trees predate Christmas and are a secular symbol, first used by the Germanic tribes to represent fertility and eternal life. Since evergreen trees kept their foliage year around, they were used.

Menorahs, on the other hand, are religious symbols:

From Wikipedia

The holiday was called Hanukkah meaning "dedication" because it marks the re-dedication of the Temple after its desecration under Antiochus IV. Spiritually, Hanukkah commemorates the Miracle of the Oil. According to the Talmud, at the re-dedication of the Temple in Jerusalem following the victory of the Maccabees over the Seleucid Empire, there was only enough consecrated olive oil to fuel the eternal flame in the Temple for one day. Miraculously, the oil burned for eight days - which was the length of time it took to press, prepare and consecrate new oil.

You always hear the argument that Christmas trees are a religious symbol while menorahs are secular. That is a load of kike bullshit.

Excellent point. Jews shoving their religion down our throats.

I saw this story on the news last night. The station, went out of their way to portray this dirty Jew as just a friendly Rabbi who wanted the Christmas tree to stay, he thought it was terrible it was gone !

Then they elaborate a little more, he wanted a big menorah right beside the tree, & launched a multi million dollar lawsuit. The airport could not afford to lose this in court, so the tree went, apparently the people at the airport seem to think Jews win an awful lot of lawsuits.

There are hardly any Jews in Wash anyhow, the Mex's are all Catholic, the Asians, whites & whatever else, none of them want that Menorah either.

There are hardly any Jews in Wash anyhow, the Mex's are all Catholic, the Asians, whites & whatever else, none of them want that Menorah either.

* Screech * Oy ze Separation of Church and State!

Loving that avatar of yours.

I always thought it was considered a “Hanukkah Bush” anyways, lol.

I'm surprised this story made national news. The Jews will likely get their way in the end, they always do. The ADL will go into attack mode against the "anti-Semites" at the airport, maybe there will even be a permanent holohoax monument there as well?

The Port of Seattle says it had little choice. It says a Seattle rabbi with the Central Organization for Jewish Learning hired an attorney and threatened to sue if the airport ....
http://www.komotv.com/news/4873941.html

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There will be no more Christmas trees at Sea-Tac Airport this season after the Port of Seattle received at least one complaint about them.

For more than 25 years, the airport has celebrated the holidays with Christmas trees over its entrances. But overnight, the Port of Seattle ordered all 15 trees removed.