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HF communications from Santa
Does anyone do a "broadcast from Santa" on any of the HF ham bands that I
could tune into for my children to hear on Christmas Eve? I seem to recall reading something about this in past years. Sure would be fun, and a great way to spark the young'uns interest in radio! - Doug |
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It's probably been viewed a politically incorrect, due to offending illegal
aliens in our country, therefore not allowed under the New World Order! Of course I'm joking, but with what I've been hearing on the news, it wouldn't surprise me! A local school here in Michigan, had their school band playing Christmas songs. Just music, no singing. Two parents complained that they were offended, because they could hear the words in their heads! If they were hearing the words in their head, I think the parents should have been committed. But NO!!!! The band was ordered to stop playing Christmas music, permanently! Then we had another incident, where a school was putting on a play. They had different stage setups, for Kwanza, Muslims, etc. One parent had built a beautiful manger scene, with baby Jesus. Again, a few parents in the audience were offended, and ONLY the manger scene had to be removed! What a bunch of crap!!! Bill Crocker "DougSlug" wrote in message ... Does anyone do a "broadcast from Santa" on any of the HF ham bands that I could tune into for my children to hear on Christmas Eve? I seem to recall reading something about this in past years. Sure would be fun, and a great way to spark the young'uns interest in radio! - Doug |
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"Bill Crocker" wrote in message ... Then we had another incident, where a school was putting on a play. They had different stage setups, for Kwanza, Muslims, etc. One parent had built a beautiful manger scene, with baby Jesus. Again, a few parents in the audience were offended, and ONLY the manger scene had to be removed! What a bunch of crap!!! Had the same thing happen in Marysville (north of Everett Washington). Seems some school official didn't want the kids singing Christmas carols because they would be deemed too offensive. Then there's the on going debate about the green tree being a Holiday Tree in one part of Seattle. Never heard much of this Kwanzaa thing. Up here in Canada it's Hanukkah and Christmas mostly, with Dhawhali thrown in (a winter celebration for those of the Sikh faith that's been happening for over 600 years What is Kwanzaa? Then on the 26th, its Boxing Day, where everyone goes to the Shopping Maul. Happy Christmas to everyone. |
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I was born in britain i am prowd to be british.
what gets my going. is if i was to go to another country i would have to abide by that country,s laws and there ways. so why should we not be allowed to celebrate out culture in our country the way we have dont for yeas... why should some people who are are not british who are living in our country be allowed to complain about our culures times of year we celibrate... if these people dont like our ways why dont they just got home and dicktate there own cultures and was.... i am not in any was a racist person i have many freinds of various races and they hold the same veiws as me. "Bill Crocker" wrote in message ... It's probably been viewed a politically incorrect, due to offending illegal aliens in our country, therefore not allowed under the New World Order! Of course I'm joking, but with what I've been hearing on the news, it wouldn't surprise me! A local school here in Michigan, had their school band playing Christmas songs. Just music, no singing. Two parents complained that they were offended, because they could hear the words in their heads! If they were hearing the words in their head, I think the parents should have been committed. But NO!!!! The band was ordered to stop playing Christmas music, permanently! Then we had another incident, where a school was putting on a play. They had different stage setups, for Kwanza, Muslims, etc. One parent had built a beautiful manger scene, with baby Jesus. Again, a few parents in the audience were offended, and ONLY the manger scene had to be removed! What a bunch of crap!!! Bill Crocker "DougSlug" wrote in message ... Does anyone do a "broadcast from Santa" on any of the HF ham bands that I could tune into for my children to hear on Christmas Eve? I seem to recall reading something about this in past years. Sure would be fun, and a great way to spark the young'uns interest in radio! - Doug |
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so why should we not be allowed to celebrate out culture in our country the way we have dont for yeas... I wasnt aware that we were prohobited from celebrating our culture as we have done for years, this christmas was like any other (apart from working christmas day and boxing day) I did not feel restricted. I celebrated it as I have done every other christmas I can remember, in the company of family and friends and with copious amounts of alcohol ;-) regards happy christmas & a merry new year to you all James |
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