Recent accusations of child abuse by priests and cover ups at the highest levels of the Catholic church seem to have sparked renewed interest in a story we did almost a year ago. That story has received tens of thousands of hits in the last few days.
Go see the most inappropriate logo in the history of the world and read the story behind it.
Recent accusations of child abuse by priests and cover ups at the highest levels of the Catholic church seem to have sparked renewed interest in a story we did almost a year ago. That story has received tens of thousands of hits in the last few days.
Go see the most inappropriate logo in the history of the world and read the story behind it.
Barack Obama says he never really knew unrepentant terrorist Bill Ayers, founder of the Weather Underground. He was just a guy around the neighborhood. Hmmm…the Weather Underground and the Obama logo look suspiciously similar.
Barack Obama says he never really knew unrepentant terrorist Bill Ayers, founder of the Weather Underground. He was just a guy around the neighborhood.
Just guy around the neighborhood who held a meeting in his home to launch Obama’s political career. Just a guy around the neighborhood who sat on several committees with Obama. Just a guy around the neighborhood whose office was in the same building as Obama’s. Just a guy around the neighborhood who babysat Obama’s kids.
Just a guy around the neighborhood whose murdering terrorist group the Weather Underground had a cool logo.
Our hat’s off to IOwnTheWorld.com for putting these logos together.
Labour Foreign Office Minister Chris Bryant wants to dump the Red Cross’ well-known logo because it is supposedly linked to the Crusades against muslims.
There’s a reason Gordon Brown’s Labour party is going down in flames. Well, there are actually a lot of reasons. But here’s another one.
Labour Foreign Office Minister Chris Bryant wants to dump the Red Cross’ well-known logo because it is supposedly linked to the Crusades.
Forget the fact that the logo has been one of the world’s most identifiable symbols for more than 100 years. Bryant is quivering with fear that it may suddenly offend Muslims. And that, of course, simply will not fly in today’s politically correct world.
Don’t dispair. There are voices of reason in the British Parliament.
“At face value to the layman it seems at best a solution looking for a problem,” said Philip Davies, a Tory Member of Parliament, “and at worst another example of extreme political correctness. No one has ever suggested to me that the Red Cross refers to the Crusades.”
Davies is on the right track. Turns out the logo has absolutely nothing to do with the Crusades. In fact, the Red Cross Movement wasn’t founded until 1863. It’s logo, a red cross on a white background, is the reverse of the Swiss flag. It’s never had any religious meaning and tradition says it’s a tribute to legendary Swiss neutrality.
Davies is also demanding that Hershey change the logo for the Hershey bar because it’s half nuts and that will offend Muslims, too.
Source: Creeping Sharia
We know the 70s were simpler times, gentler times, more innocent times. But for God’s sake, man, did no one in the Archdiocesan Youth Commission see anything wrong with this design? No one?
This is an actual logo designed in 1973 for the Catholic Church’s Archdiocesan Youth Commission.
In fact, it won an award from the Art Directors Club of Los Angeles and is shown in the 1974 ADLA Awards Annual.
It can also be found in the Design Archives of AIGA, “the professional association for design.” We know it looks like a sick joke, but you can see it here for yourself.
We know the 70s were simpler times, gentler times, more innocent times. But for God’s sake, man, did no one in the Archdiocesan Youth Commission see anything wrong with this design? No one?
Starbucks has been outted. A Saudi cleric has revealed the coffee giant’s devious, long-term, secret plan to contaminate the hands and gullets of Muslims worldwide. To make the whole sordid mess even more offensive, they’re doing it with Jewish cooties right on Islamic soil.
Egyptian cleric Safwat Higazi announced that the woman in the Starbucks logo shows is none other than Esther, the Queen of the Jews. This, of course, is an abomination.
Luckily, Higazi is not recommending issuing a fatwah. In fact, he’s telling
Muslims to not burn the stores down. Instead, he just wants to put the
stores out of business. Now that’s a moderate Muslim if we’ve ever heard
one.
Here are some of the revelations from the wise cleric, translated from the outstanding Memri.org:
“Today, I would like to talk about the Starbucks coffee shop. Starbucks is to be found in Mecca, in Al-Madina, opposite the King Abdul Aziz Gate in Mecca, opposite the Al-Majid Gate in Al-Madina, as well as in Cairo. Starbucks is to be found everywhere, with this logo. This is the Starbucks logo.
“Has any of you ever wondered who this woman with a crown on her head is? Why do we boycott Starbucks? I will tell you, so you will know why you should boycott this company, and what this logo stands for. As I’ve already said, it is not enough to avoid entering this coffee shop. It is not enough to refrain from drinking this coffee. You must urge people never to go there, but none of you should even consider throwing a stone, breaking anything, or burning [the place] down.
and …
“We want Starbucks to be shut down throughout the Arab and Islamic world. We want it to be shut down in Mecca and in Al-Madina. I implore King Abdallah bin Abd Al-‘Aziz, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques: It is inconceivable that in Mecca and Al-Madina, there will be a picture of Queen Esther, the queen of the Jews.”
According to completely unsubstantiated news reports, Higazi will announce
next week that Dunkin’ Donuts is a front for the Illuminati.
Source: Memri
