Irish_Seagull
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- Mar 25, 2014
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ahh right sorry I see I get it now, you are one of these people who speak in elliptical sentences to make yourself seem wise
i ll move on, laters
Silly boy run along now
ahh right sorry I see I get it now, you are one of these people who speak in elliptical sentences to make yourself seem wise
i ll move on, laters
ahh is it f cuk
you have total fools who honestly believe that the biggest problem facing the country is that they feel unable to say 'chinky' anymore when talking about chinese food
all 'PC' really means is trying not to be a c unt
Class ha haSome people spend so much time policing the use of words that they are allowing their brains to be burgled.
ahh is it f cuk
you have total fools who honestly believe that the biggest problem facing the country is that they feel unable to say 'chinky' anymore when talking about chinese food
all 'PC' really means is trying not to be a c unt
ahh is it f cuk
you have total fools who honestly believe that the biggest problem facing the country is that they feel unable to say 'chinky' anymore when talking about chinese food
all 'PC' really means is trying not to be a c unt
You think so do you. I got told at the weekend that I wasn't allowed to talk about black runners dominating sprint events in athletics. That's what I call PC gone mad.
I'm not talking about racist nicknames and the like........... You are a newbie mate, we've done all that.
..Oh **** off.
Trust the Guardian not to link the survey, I guess it's easier to report that way. http://www.natcen.ac.uk/media/338770/selfreported-racial-prejudice-datafinal.pdf
Here's the actual report, you'll immediately spot the first graph shows on average, prejudice has fallen. Whilst the spike is worrying, this must be attributed to the rise of UKIP as opposed to people just genuinely becoming more racist.
Rubbing faces in diversity hasn't worked out as Labour would have hoped.
Glad it is backfiring on them. A rotten party who don't want to listen and will never apologise. They like to tell everyone else what to do. Labour treat the general public like little children.
Interesting read below...
http://www.thecommentator.com/article/4917/blairite_immigration_propagandist_smears_ukip
i doubt you will get anyone in the camp opposite to you to read this link.
For some reason they will not read links.
usually better to copy it in......makes for healthier debate.......i like healthy debate
Blairite immigration propagandist smears UKIP
Former immigration minister Barbara Roche has claimed that “UKIP’s campaign needs to be exposed for what it is, a racist campaign.” It is, however, Ms Roche, who must be exposed
UKIP`S campaign needs to be exposed for what it is, a racist campaign.” That statement comes from Barbara Roche, the former immigration minister who was at the heart of Tony Blair’s underhanded immigration policy that allowed over three million immigrants to come to Britain, entirely in defiance of democratic public opinion.
According to Andrew Neather, a Labour Party speech writer at the time, Barbara Roche, Tony Blair, and the whole Labour cabinet deliberately created mass immigration (much of it Third World and unskilled) “to rub the Right’s nose in diversity and render their arguments out of date.”
So there we have it, the main purpose of Blair’s and Roche’s immigration policy was ideological, not economic. It also, of course, expanded Labour’s dependency clientele.
Now out of office, the same Barbara Roche continues to promote mass immigration to Britain as head of Migration Matters, a strongly pro-immigration propaganda organisation.
Roche’s Migration Matters Trust describes itself as a “cross party” grouping. As is so often the case, the expression “cross party” falsely suggests widespread popular support.
Barbara Roche is in fact the “chair” of Migration Matters, with two “co-chairs”, Lord Navnit Dholakia and Nadhim Zahawi, and the Director, Atul Hatwal.
Many would argue that Migration Matters is in fact little more than a pro-immigration leftist organisation that can be conveniently used by the mainstream parties who are running scared of UKIP.
Judging by Roche’s comments, UKIP appears to be the main target of her propaganda. But depicting Nigel Farage and the party as racist is simply the standard leftist way of closing down the immigration debate.
Barbara Roche is an unrepentant promoter of large-scale immigration (she rejects Labour’s public apology on immigration). On Radio 5 Live, she strongly suggested UKIP’s immigration policies were racist and attempted to justify more and more immigration on economic grounds.
Ms Roche claimed, for example, that the NHS would “grind to a halt” without immigrants. Such a claim is classic left-wing, dog-whistle politics.
Ms Roche ignores the inconvenient fact that immigrants are also patients in our hospitals and are therefore a cost. It is well established that immigrants disproportionately use public services, and on that basis alone it is likely there are more immigrants as patients in our hospitals than there are NHS immigrant workers.
On a more detailed look at the facts, MigrationWatch reports that a majority of births in London are to mothers born overseas. Statistically therefore, the majority of patients in London’s maternity hospitals would be foreign.
If London’s NHS maternity hospitals need immigrants, as Barbara Roche ludicrously claims, then they need immigrants to look after immigrants, a perverse problem caused by immigration, not solved by it.
Furthermore, a report in the Daily Telegraph quoted hospital consultants who stated that two thirds of AIDS patients in Britain’s hospitals came from abroad. Did Ms Roche factor the costs of treatment of these immigrants in her claims about the NHS?
Did Ms Roche include the astronomical costs of treating diabetes in the UK, predicted to rise to £17 billion per year by 2035, accounting for 17 percent of the NHS budget, figures likely, according to Diabetes UK, to “bankrupt the NHS”?
The question is relevant to immigration because, as a BBC report put it: “People from South Asia are six times more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than the white members of the UK population.”
The BBC further reported that: “British people of South Asian, African or African Caribbean descent are significantly more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes than their European counterparts.”
To make these points is not to blame the immigrants. We mustn’t blame them.
But when high profile politicians such as Barbara Roche of Migration Matters make highly disputed public statements about the supposed economic benefits of immigration and accuse UKIP of racism for discussing the issues, then such points need to be openly discussed.
The truth about large-scale, uncontrolled immigration is that there are few, if any per capita benefits for the wider indigenous population.
A House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee reported:
We have found no evidence for the argument, made by the government, business and many others, that net immigration generates significant economic benefits for the existing UK population.
The same committee went on to make the important point that it is immigrants who benefit from immigration, not the wider community. London’s maternity hospitals with a majority of births to foreign-born mothers strikingly prove this point.
Barbara Roche can make her claim about the NHS “grinding to a halt” because she ignores all these inconvenient facts. The truth is that Barbara Roche is ideologically committed to large-scale immigration, irrespective of the economics.
Ms Roche had the same ideological commitment when she served under Tony Blair and allowed over three million immigrants to enter Britain, not for economic reasons (there were none), but “to rub the Right’s nose in diversity and render their arguments out of date.”
In truth, it is not UKIP’s campaign that needs to be exposed. UKIP, after all, represent majority opinion on uncontrolled immigration.
Rather, it is Barbara Roche of Migration Matters who needs to be exposed as a pro-immigration leftist who seeks to continue Tony Blair’s immigration policies.
Could you translate that into grown up English ?The idea that mass immigration was 'created' as a ya boo sucks to the right is pretty bonkers no?
You think so do you. I got told at the weekend that I wasn't allowed to talk about black runners dominating sprint events in athletics. That's what I call PC gone mad.
I'm not talking about racist nicknames and the like........... You are a newbie mate, we've done all that.
Nobody is racist, we just want the numbers of people coming in to this country to be controlled properly so that everyone benefits, and we don't end up in a situation one day where there is more people this country can handle.
We also want people to come to the UK and integrate properly instead of coming here and expecting it to be like their own country.
Look it is no different to the Reflect your Respect campaign below is it. If we offered advice on what people should wear when coming to live in the UK, could you imagine?
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/05/28/qatar-modesty-world-cup_n_5405054.html
Andrew Neather an advisor to Tony Blair validated this quote.The idea that mass immigration was 'created' as a ya boo sucks to the right is pretty bonkers no?
Morning mate how's youmorning irish!
Well, they didn't create mass immigration. Immigration legal or illigal has always existed. It's a tool for destabilisation.I didnt want to quote that entire article above, but the quote I was disagreeing with in particular was "According to Andrew Neather, a Labour Party speech writer at the time, Barbara Roche, Tony Blair, and the whole Labour cabinet deliberately created mass immigration
There is no left or right in politics, in countries like Spain Greece and Finland people are turning to the traditional left to stop the what they too consider crazy right wingers who are allowing open door immigrationmuch of it Third World and unskilled) “to rub the Right’s nose in diversity
You only really learn when you admit you were ignorant in the beginningand render their arguments out of date.”