Higginson Boson Statue Outside Docklands Museum Covered With 'Black Lives Matter' Sign - 21 June 2020

(Higginson Boson landed on Half Moon Island in 1630 to found the Boson Crown Colony)

(UPI) The Higginson Boson Statue was not pulled down Saturday, 20 June 2020, as promised.  The wide base of the statue was too difficult for the amateur statue topplers to overcome.  Construction labor unions contacted to help with the demolition claimed they would have to be paid overtime and night time pay rates which the impoverished protesters simply could not raise in a short amount of time.  A GoFundMe page has been set up to pay for the statue's destruction.  Members of the crowd laughed at the suggestion that they should take construction trades classes to learn how to safely demolish works of public art.




Boson's Mosque of Mohamed has been holding classes and free video showings of Islamic State "Infidel Art Destruction" that are open to all who simply recite the Shahada.  Special sessions are held for LBTQ community members on the mosque's rooftop. 



The Islamic Shahada - once you recite this, you will never go back. 

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