British PM ridicules decision to drop ‘Easter’ from annual egg hunt
April 04, 2017
British Prime Minister Theresa May has rapped the National Trust for the “absolutely ridiculous” decision to drop the term “Easter” from an annual Egg Hunt.
Speaking from Saudi Arabia, May said that although she herself is a member of the National Trust, “I don’t know what they’re thinking about.” Representatives of the National Trust responded by saying that the decision to drop “Easter” was actually made by Cadbury, the candy manufacturer, which sponsors the annual event. Cadbury said that it made the decision to broaden its appeal to “people from all faiths and none.”
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Apr. 04, 2017 11:41 PM ET USA
The only reason there is an egg roll at this time of the year is because it's Easter. I agree with Prime Minister May!!!
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Posted by: rjbennett1294 -
Apr. 04, 2017 5:21 PM ET USA
So the Islamization of Britain is proceeding very nicely, thank you. How long will it be before the Queen renounces her position as head of the Church of England, in order broaden the monarchy's "appeal to 'people from all faiths and none'."
