The History of the Protestant and Judeo-Masonic Assault Against Christmas!

The Protestant and Judeo-Masonic assault upon Christmas continues on to this very day. After Martin Luther changed the understanding of November and holy days in general; World War II changed the understanding of Advent and Christmas. As war swept the world, buying habits had to change. Because it took six weeks to transport anything by ship over the ocean, Americans were told to buy their Christmas gifts for their sons overseas by Thanksgiving, or their sons would not receive those gifts by February 2.

The Protestant and Judeo-Masonic assault upon Christmas continues on to this very day. After Martin Luther changed the understanding of November and holy days in general; World War II changed the understanding of Advent and Christmas. As war swept the world, buying habits had to change. Because it took six weeks to transport anything by ship over the ocean, Americans were told to buy their Christmas gifts for their sons overseas by Thanksgiving, or their sons would not receive those gifts by February 2.

The Christmas buying season had been December 25th through February 2nd, with the most intense gift-giving happening during the twelve days of Christmas. But during war, it extended from Thanksgiving to February 2nd. American Protestants who before the 1960′s generally owned most American businesses, including retail, thoroughly enjoyed generating a little extra income through marketable sales. The war against the Germans ended in 1945, but the war against Christmas was just reviving into high gear.