UK Civil Service allows only ‘festive celebrations’ not ‘explicitly linked to Christmas’ – and no booze

Progressives everywhere may yet scoff in derision at the very notion of a war on Christmas but, just like critical race theory and Drag Queen Story Hour, indelible marks continue to be made with the latest example demanding “inclusive,” alcohol-free, “festive celebrations” in place of Christmas parties.

With less than two weeks to go until Christians mark the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrations are already underway for the faithful and secular alike around the world. But this year, civil servants in the United Kingdom have been warned about having too much Christ in Christmas by their superiors with the release of an official “faith and belief toolkit.”

Speaking with government officials, The Telegraph reported Saturday that Christmas parties are to be referred to as “festive celebrations” and “should not be explicitly linked to Christmas in an attempt to avoid excluding people of different faiths.”

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