A vast tapestry has just gone on display in England, celebrating the nation’s military, cultural and religious conquest by brutal armed colonial warlords who mercilessly stormed onto our undefended beaches from abroad in large boats. And, by remarkable coincidence, the Bayeux Tapestry is also available for the general public to see at the British Museum at the moment, too.
Why is a CofE Church Displaying the Names of ‘Martyred’ Islamic Terrorists for Jewish New Year?
