Christmas products give WND fans chance to speak out

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It's the truth or nothing for WND fans, as two special products created to honor the reason for this Christmas season continued to hold the top spots at Shop.WND.com, the company's own store featuring products published by, created by or handpicked by the company's marketing team.

Leading the list of products, for the second straight week, was a popular holiday auto magnet of a Christmas tree, with the slogan, "The Reason for the Season." It' s a 7-inch image with a Nativity scene within, and is a perfect way to let others know what Christmas is about.

Second, for the third straight week, was the "Operation: Just Say… Merry Christmas bracelet," a simple way to carry on a protest against those individuals, organizations and companies that want to make it "holidays" instead of "Christmas."

"We are celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, but political correctness has deemed it 'incorrect' to state so. The enemies of Christmas have succeeded in making Christians feel as if we are bad and intolerant to wish someone a Merry Christmas," according to a description of the bracelet, a product created by Dan and Jennifer Giroux.

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This campaign allows people to wear a bracelet that emphasizes the central focus of the season is Jesus.

In third this week was "In Mortal Danger," Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo's definitive work on the threat to the United States because of its failure to lock up its borders.

WND Book Service supporters took up a new subject for their No. 1 pick this week. Sheryl Eberly's "365 Manners Kids Should Know" talks about all those things you wonder why the parents of those other kids don't teach them.

Eberly, a former White House aide to Nancy Reagan, covers the social situations and etiquette opportunities children will face, including put-downs, respect for the elderly, passing food and cutting meat, movie manners, travel etiquette, good sportsmanship, dress and grooming, and sneezing.

In second was "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades)" by Robert Spencer. It reveals "the whole 'politically incorrect' truth about Islam's violent teachings, bloody history, backward culture, and morally depraved founder."

"When PC propagandists assure us that jihadist terror doesn't reflect 'true,' 'peaceful' Islam, they're not only wrong, they're dangerous – because they lull America and the West into letting their guard down against their mortal enemy," the book's description says. "And not only do self-appointed 'experts' lie elaborately and persistently about Islam – they have also replaced the truth about Christian Europe and the Crusades with an all-pervasive historical fantasy that is designed to make you ashamed of your own culture and heritage – and thus less determined to defend it."

In third was "The Politically Incorrect Guide to English and American Literature" by Elizabeth Kantor.

Here are the Shop.WND.com top sellers for Nov. 20-26.

1. "The Reason for the Season Auto Magnet"

2. "Operation: Just Say… Merry Christmas bracelet"

3. "In Mortal Danger"
   By Tom Tancredo

4. "The Annals of the World"

5. "The Declaration of Independence"

6. "The Marketing of Evil"
   By David Kupelian

7. "Brotherhood of Darkness and Hope of the Wicked at special discount"

8. "The Forbidden Book (DVD)"

9. "The Pilgrim's Progress Anniversary Edition"

10. "Christianity and the American Commonwealth"

And here are the top sellers for the WND Book Service during the same period:

1. "365 Manners Kids Should Know"
   By Sheryl Eberly

2. "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades)"
   By Robert Spencer

3. "The Politically Incorrect Guide to English and American Literature"
   By Elizabeth Kantor

4. "America Alone: The End of the World As We Know It"
   By Mark Steyn

5. "The Complete Tales of Uncle Remus"
   By Joel Chandler Harris

6. "Conservative Comebacks to Liberal Lies"
   By Gregg Jackson

7. "Because They Hate"
   By Brigitte Gabriel

8. "The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History"
   By Thomas Woods

9. "The Politically Incorrect Guide to the South"
   By Clint Johnson

10. "The Truth about Muhammad"
    By Robert Spencer

This list does not include WND's two sister publications – Whistleblower magazine and Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin – always among the best-selling products in Shop.WND.com. If you're not subscribing to these two great companions to WND, you're missing out on the best monthly magazine and the best weekly, online intelligence newsletter in the world.