Spanish City Proposes Banning Music And Dance In Schools For A Month To Honor Ramadan

 

As Front Page Magazine reported, “The Barcelona City Council , through its Office of Religious Affairs (OAR), has distributed to the city’s schools the guide ‘Guidelines for educational centers on Ramadan,’ in which it recommends that school principals , as a gesture of respect for the Muslim celebration, which this year began on February 18 and concludes on March 20, not carry out extracurricular activities such as music or dance, which may be considered by some people as ‘inappropriate’ in this month ‘dedicated to spirituality.’ A month of bans on music and dancing to accommodate Islamic colonialism? Really?!

The same article noted that the Ayatollah Khomeini once said, “There are no jokes in Islam. There is no humor in Islam. There is no fun in Islam. There can be no fun and joy in whatever is serious.”

Well, bleep that! Then there is certainly no me in Islam, I assure you! By-the-way, did you hear the one about the priest, pastor, and Imam who walked into a bar? No? Okay, here it goes: the priest walks up to the bar and says, “bartender, I’ll have the usual.” The pastor bellies up and says, “I’ll take a Miller High Life, please.” So, the Imam pulls out a gun and shoots them all dead while yelling “Allahu Akhbar!” (Gets me every time!)

Wanna know what actually is funny? Mocking those whose sole reason for existence appears to be to defraud or destroy the U.S. Like those who run the Learing Centers.

What is anything but funny, is that-- bananas and rice!-- far too many are getting away with it…and far too many Americans don’t truly seem to understand the long-term existential danger this poses.

They are coming for your dogs. They are coming for your beer and wine. They are coming for your ham and bacon. They are coming for your music and dance. They are coming for your humor, fun, and joy.

Low-knowledge individuals, Islamic apologists, and anti-Americans may label this assertion a “conspiracy theory.” But name for me, if you can, a so-called “conspiracy theory” of the past six years or so that hasn’t actually proven to be the truth.