This
week we're in York at Manor Church of England School. We're asking:
Should we champion a united British identity? Eric Pickles has said we
should. Is Iran a real threat? And, should we listen to the angels? We
have the best-selling author Lorna Byrne taking part in the last debate
who says she has been seeing angels since childhood. Amongst those
contributing to the other debates are the poet
Benjamin Zephaniah; the former ambassador to the IAEA, Peter Jenkins;
Douglas Murray from the Henry Jackson Society; Rev Canon Sam Randall
from Bradord Diocese; Haras Rafiq from Centri, the counter-terrorist
think tank; Kiran Bali from the Hindu Council UK; the journalist, Afshin
Rattansi; international relations expert, Dr Kamran Matin; Diana Nammi
from the Iranian and Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation; Jamil Ahmed,
diversity and enterprise worker from Leeds, and Rev Steve Redman from
York's Ark Church
In this morning's programme, we, the indigenous British, were subjected to the worst example of anti-British hatred by an immigrant privileged individual. The threat of violence was obvious and instant and the presenter of the programme did nothing tangible to reinforce our ancient right of speech, language and dialect. Had the irate poet confronted Morecambe and Wise with his petulant outburst, it would have resulted in their earlier exit for the Beeb. I shall be writing to the Executive, as I pay my license and therefore employ the BBC, to express my distaste at this intellectual fraud using threatening behaviour against an Englishman. Who the Hell does he think he is, Lancastrian?
Just look at those invited to take part. Not many Britons amongst them! I don't want to be lectured at by foreigners. In fact I have difficulty with the sad so-called Britons such as Salmond, Brown, Blair, Cameroon cremes et al.
"Bring me Sunshine,..." If a black Briton finds that word offensive then all we Real British should emigrate to a country that has not heard of Blacks. As usual the apologists for mass immigration will blame the British for not being...well British.
Should have called him "Shoeshine".
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