This
morning on Radio 5 Live I listened to a slanted debate under the stewardship of
Victoria Derbyshire. Throughout, my main
objection to the BBC’s sponsorship of such events is always the slanting of the
audience to suit the BBC obvious bias.
Point
ONE. The country is supposedly 90%
British with 10 % immigrant or those born of immigrant parents. If this false assumption is accepted, then it
stands to reason that any BBC audience would or should reflect the general population. This morning’s programme once again reinforce
views that Auntie is not in the least bit concerned with representing the
British in particular, for a misguided and almost treasonable assumption that
it is all in our best interest to have our voiced over-talked by foreigners.
Point
TWO. I am heartily sick of ALL
politicians who refer to Irish as immigrants.
Which Irish People do they mean?
The Northern Prodestant or the Southern Catholic?
If
they mean the North Irish, the lovely Ulster Loyalist, the backbone of the
British Nation since the 17th Century, then they are fabricating on
very boggy ground. As Whites are being
murdered and expelled from African Country after African Country for nothing
more than their colour, then the Prodestants of Ulster are being systematically
eradicated for their attachments to their religion and culture. If people really want to go and see what
modern Belfast looks like, go and walk along the dividing wall through the city
wearing a Union flag on one side, then the Irish tricolour on the reverse.
If they mean the Southern Irish, let them reflect on fact. When partition was finally accomplished in the South, the Protestant population in that part of the former British Isles was something like 50/50. The Government of Ireland Act 1920 was passed with no account of the Protestants in the South and subsequently, over the next century, the majority of Southern Protestants have done what will happen to English people. We witness, without comment, on the ghettoization of immigrant areas, flushed clean of English people by apathy and laws that do not protect the indigenous people. Sadly there is nowhere safe to escape to outside of these islands with the exception possibly of Canada, New Zealand and Australia for the fearful.
And again, Auntie had a chance to
ask why so many, especially Pakistani men, have gratuitously abused the system,
our generosity and more vile, our children?
The fact I did not hear Victoria even encroach on this important subject
reflects more on the presenter and not on the listener.
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