You know that feeling when you see something so absurd it makes you question reality? That’s Portland’s “Christmas” tree this year—or should we say, just “the tree.” The city’s annual light-up, once a proud nod to Christmas, has been stripped of its name to allegedly “comfort” its growing Islamic population. David Medina, on the ground in Portland, captured it all on video, standing in front of the towering, twinkling spectacle that’s now just “The Tree.” “I’m not even kidding you. Look at this. They can’t even say Christmas,” he says, pointing to the sign that reads “The Tree” plain as day. Local news and city officials? They’re all in, calling it “The Tree” or “Holiday Tree” to avoid offending anyone.
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Medina’s not holding back: “You guys don’t want to say Christmas because it’s for Christians, right? But if it was a Muslim thing, you guys wouldn’t have any problem saying it.” He’s spot on—it’s a one-way street of appeasement, where Christian traditions get erased while others face no such scrutiny. The image shows Medina, jacketed up, with the colorful tree behind him, a symbol of what’s been lost.
This isn’t just about a tree; it’s about the slow creep of Islamification in America, where cities like Portland bend over backwards to accommodate while sidelining their own heritage. The left’s “inclusivity” mantra translates to erasing Christmas, all while 900 “no-go zones” sprout in Europe and honor killings hit our shores. Voters, demand your traditions back—midterms are your chance to stop the surrender.
