We now have his greeting in three languages: the title of this post is in Swedish, and the card itself is in Danish (“Profeten ønsker en glædelig jul”). If any commenter wants to add a version in his own language, it will be most welcome.
And now for some happy holiday news from Sweden. In the comments on last night’s post, Holger reported the following:
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Merry Christmas everyone!
Some good news… I live in Sweden and was listening to a radio talk show this morning about religion. Of course there was an idiot woman who called in and spoke about how Islam and Christianity practically are the same thing and both of course based in love.
Nothing, out of the ordinary, right?
HOWEVER, then another caller called in and truly lectured the talk show host about Islam and refuted all the previous arguments. It was fantastic moment to hear him speak uninterrupted for probably ten minutes about why Muhammad and Islam is nothing like Christianity and how the root for Islamic violence is based in the Quran.
I was so happy to have heard this, because:
1) He wasn’t cut off or censored. 2) It wasn’t a professor but a private person who had such enormous knowledge about the negatives of Islam and stood up and called in.
Perhaps a GoV-reader?
My dad and I stood with the biggest grins on our faces as the man spoke! Best present this Christmas!
Steen did some research and thinks he found the Swedish Radio program in question. Readers who can understand Swedish can check it out and report back with more details if they feel so inclined.
I have many holiday-related duties today, so posting will be light.
El Profeta le desea una feliz Navidad, y’all!
10 comments:
Prorok vas pozdravlyaet s rozhdestvom khristovim!
(That's Russian, transliterated -- my kompyutr can't do Cryillic.)
"Profeten Önsker Er En Glad Jul"
In Sweden, we'd actually say "Profeten önskar er en god jul". You were almost correct there!
Merry Christmas to you and Lady D.
Simon
Be present, faithful ones.
Kellemes Karácsonyi Ünnepeket Es Boldog Uj Evet Kivánunk !
Hungarian for wishing you a pleasurable Christmas holiday and a blissful new year!
Hungarian Rhapsody #2 synchronized to christmas lights.
I should have thought of it sooner, but I created an icon of Mohammed as Santa using the bomb-head drawing. It's at my blog. Please feel free to use it to brighten up your Christmas.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours, and thank you for the effort you have devoted to the Counterjihad.
1389 Blog is taking a much-needed vacation from politics. Instead, we have posted Christmas videos.
Hristos se rodi!
In Finnish:
Profeetta toivoo teille hauskaa joulua!
Merry Christmas, Baron and Dymphna.
(I don't comment too often but I'm a regular reader/lurker.)
De profeet wenst u een zalig kerstfeest.
(Vlaams/Nederlands)
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