FOLLOWING THE JAY REPORT into the harrowing events
in Rotherham; the Labour Party has suspended four party members from the town
for their part in the scandal[1]. The
four are Councillors Gwendolyn Russell and
Shaukat Ali both suspended, as well as the council's former leader Roger Stone
and ex-deputy leader Jahangir Akhtar, pending an investigation.
This
is indeed a meagre broth. When will there be a top to bottom investigation into
the Labour Party regarding these events? Suspending local party pawns is not
enough by far. The Labour Party created the climate that zipped thousands of mouths
shut; many of which that allowed these
events to go unpunished for years. The Labour Party were the authors of
political correctness that Cameron's Tory Party bought into, and the Liberal Democrats
were natural franchisees of anyway.
The
Labour Party between 1997 and 2010 drove political correctness ever forward[2].
The success of Tony Blair cowered the Tory Party into submission regarding
political correctness; what with the party's past associations with Enoch
Powell and its many voters and party members who opposed immigration. The Tory
Party was Christened the nasty party; and Cameron tried to create a New Tory
Party as Blair had done with New Labour before him (but in both cases they
destroyed the essence of what their respective parties were brought into being
to do).
Labour
had 13 years in power, and the Tory Party were desperate to return the nation
to what they believed had been the natural order that had existed before
universal suffrage. So the Tory Party moved into the Labour Party and Lib Dem
trenches and became social democrats one and all; and all that now remains is
the meaningless pie-fighting with each other over the despatch box each and
every Wednesday.
THE LABOUR PARTY lost no opportunity in slapping down any
criticism of immigration and multiculturalism with the usual admonishment - racist. Its effect proved immediate as far
as the Tories were concerned. Throughout the Labour years political correctness
influenced the behaviour of local government, social services, education, and
policing. The ordinary indigenous citizen was afraid to speak out for fear of
falling foul of that other politically correct offspring…the much loathed and
feared hate crime; which allowed no criticism of multiculturalism that
mentioned either race or colour: or criticised other cultures for their
uncivilised customs which the indigenous Western culture disapproves of as
being medieval.
All
those Labour Party supporters who belong to Labour in Rotherham, whether on
the council or within social services; or whether just part of the vast network
of Labour functionaries enforcing political correctness in particularly
northern Labour cities are all culpable. These cities, with their high
immigrant demographic, the Labour Party now relies upon for protecting its
Westminster seats: and they will contemplate whatever is asked of them by the
immigrant population to keep every Labour northern seat at Westminster.
Thus
we have the real purpose of political correctness by Labour – to keep them in
power. With the demise of the traditional industrial working class the Labour
Party had to begin to look elsewhere – its talk of winning over middle England
with a Blairite soft- conditioner, to replace the industrial working class,
bore fruit. It kept the Labour Party in power for 13 years.
THE LAST LABOUR GOVERNMENT, has to
be brought to book for inventing and proceeding with political correctness, and
advancing Multiculturalism. I continue to bang on and on about this because it
seeps deep into my country's white indigenous culture and will eventually overwhelm
it and leave the indigenous people of this country as enfeebled as are the native
Americans of the USA.
The
Jay report was proof of what many of us always knew anyway. If the report had
been completed under a Labour government it might have gone the same way as,
for instance, the Chilcot inquiry into the 2003 invasion of Iraq; or the BBC's
Balen Report[3] - it would have been
kicked into the long glass until it was no longer an embarrassment to the party
or institution responsible.
In the case of Rotherham it was the vehicle of
political correctness of which the Labour Party were the primary architects
that has led to this current scandal and will continue in the future for as
long as political correctness is ingrained within all public institutions such
as the educational establishment, the welfare state, NHS, police, and social
work. Political correctness continues a-pace, and when the evil of Rotherham has
been put to bed by the media; its viral impulses will continue within the state
sector.
In
the meanwhile the Labour Party will be let off scot-free come the next election
because so many of their northern working class supporters[4]
still believe in the romantic idyll of the party that the likes of Dennis
Skinner and Tony Benn believed in. They still believe in the ancient practices
of socialism; and want to believe that Ed Milliband shares their beliefs.
Not
for the first time will what is left of the Labour voting working class be
disappointed, if they elect Ed Milliband. Time after time, after time, have the
white indigenous working class been let down by the Labour Party: and even
after Tony Blair prematurely allowed open borders to all and sundry from
Eastern Europe to come among us to undercut the indigenous working classes
wages, enough of the white indigenous working class are still prepared to vote
Labour next May…if only to defeat their class enemy - the Tories; who are no longer
any such thing. It is truly bewildering what is happening.
[1] No
doubt hoping to defer criticism from themselves.
[2] It
reminded me of Chairman Mao's cultural revolution without the guiding
principles of a little red book of comprising the chairman's thoughts,
[3]
This report was commissioned by the BBC into the corporation's ant-Israeli
bias, and has never been published.
[4]
Support is still strong enough to give Ed Milliband an office he is
dangerously ill-equipped to oversee. His
brother new this when he stood for the LABOUR PARTY leadership. But it looks as
if we are likely to have a have a Marxist Ned Flanders leading our nation come
next May's general election
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