jan 18th 2007 -

What madness is it that is gripping our nation? It is like a form of mass hysteria more akin to the McCarthyite communist witch hunts of the 1950’s or the cultural revolution and Mao’s little red book that swept China in the 60’s. This kind of political correct madness that we have seen over the last couple of days does nothing to help people get along better. Instead it makes English people feel awkward and guarded in their approach to ethnic minorities as if any hint of criticism will result in them being shouted down as a racist. They are finding racists in every closet and seeing racism in everything that English people say and do. How long will it before we are all on the phone to our lawyers before making any statement to check if it sits comfortably with the current political guidelines on race and diversity? At what point are we all going to have to wheel out an ethnic minority “buddy” to vouch for our non-racist credentials. Can anyone see the stupidity of the situation where a person does not know whether they are personally racist or not and we have to check with someone else to see if we should be buying ourselves a horsehair shirt and booking ourselves in for re-education!

The very word racist means nothing to me now. Yawn – so someone on Big Brother has said something that they say is racist. Big deal, it is a word that they have all but worn out and as every English person should know racism is a one-way street, which finishes for English people in nothing more than a dead end. What we have been witnessing is not about this so-called racism. It is about control and setting the agenda and about shaping peoples perceptions about what it is and is not acceptable to discuss. It’s about the all powerful politically driven race industry which lays down the law from on high but sees no contradiction in what it endlessly preaches to us and the fact that the ethnic English are massively under-represented within it’s own ranks.

Let’s look at this. A 15-year-old lad is attacked in his school playground by a gang of Asian men wielding hammers and the police describe the motive as “personnel”. Someone does an impression of an Indian accent on Big Brother and the motive is racial. An undercover documentary uncovers mad mullahs preaching death and destruction in mosques up and down the country and hardly a word is spoken while someone makes a remark about Indian cooking and it is on every front page and questions are asked in the Houses of Parliament! A black contestant in Big Brother insinuates that another contestant is “poor white trash” and that is fine while Race Watchdogs encourage over 10000 people to complain about the fact that some people who just happen to be white don’t seem to have much in common with someone who just happens to be Indian. If it is now illegal to make fun of another culture than maybe we should be calling the police in to investigate shows like the asian comedy show “Goodness Gracious Me” that quite often pokes fun at English culture and character traits.

Apart from anything else, I fail to see that they have said anything that is racist. The three English girls obviously do not come from the same privileged and educated background as the Indian actress. It is no big surprise that they have their differences and that is exactly why they have all been put in together. Far from being racist I would suggest that it is actually the people who are complaining, not to mention the race industry itself that has the hang-up about the colour of peoples skin. They haven’t mentioned anything about hating her because of her skin colour and I would suggest that they would still not be having group hugs every five minutes if she was white. I believe that if Shilpa was white she would have been treated exactly the same and it is all too easy to shout people down as a racist, particularly when they are English. It is the race industry itself that sees someone's colour as an issue at every given opportunity and not the average person in the street.

I would accept justified criticism of English people far more readily if I knew we were all playing on a level field but it is obvious that we are not. What do you think would have happened if Shilpa Shetty had made fun of one of the other girls Liverpudlian accent or commented that English people are fat because they eat too many chips. I can tell you – nothing. It seems that nothing with even the merest hint of being condescending can be said about anyone who isn’t English. They should be wrapped up in cotton wool while it is open season on Jade’s mum for the crime of being English, ill-educated and working class. There is something slightly distasteful in the way that she is paraded like some kind of English freak show next to the Indian princess. Do you really think that she would have received the same vitriol from the press if she had been an ethnic minority or do you think that Edwina Curry would have dared to call Jo, Jade and Danielle “slags” on Question Time if they had been black or asian? No she would not, and the reason is that they would have had the backing of a multi-million pound race industry throwing accusations of racism at anyone who dared walk over the eggshells and open their mouth. If people want to complain about bullying then that is up to them but I don’t remember anyone complaining about bullying when on a previous Celebrity Big Brother we saw Denise Rodman (a huge black guy) throwing his considerable weight around in the house or when Victor (another black guy) was physically threatening someone. It is all so one sided.

If people want to talk about racial bullying let’s talk about millions and millions of English people who feel unable talk about issues that affect their lives for fear of being denounced as a racist by the entire state multi-cultural system that is geared solely towards the protection of ethnic minority rights and privilege. While the race industry always makes sure that ethnic minority issues are right up on the political agenda English people are intimidated into speaking in hushed tones, looking over their shoulder or more usually, just keeping quiet.

It is the English working classes who have fought and won wars for this country. It is the working classes who have built this country with their blood sweat and tears and while all these liberal multi-culturalist live in, oh so white middle class areas it is the English working classes who every day bear the full consequences of mass immigration with a general tolerance that you could not find any where else on the planet. If there is an underclass of English working people, it is an under class that has been created by the very same liberal bigots who take great pleasure in seeing it as there life’s work to pump millions of pounds into ethnic minority projects. They positively fawn over anything that is “culturally enriching” and challenge any criticism of ethnic minorities as “racist” while at the same time holding their nose while the routine portrayal by the media of our people as racist, yobbish, ignorant chavs goes completely unchallenged. If these people so love India or Pakistan than I would suggest that they actually go there and see what kind of reaction they would get if they tried to impose there multi-cultural ideology on the working people of those countries.

How has a once relatively happy and unified England descended into this utter madness? Three relatively ordinary girls are being demonised and treated like they have committed some kind of serious offence and for what? For the crime of not being particularly pleasant to someone else, in exactly the same way that girls behave in offices and work places up and down the country every single day. It is getting more and more like a fascist state where we all must conform or face disaster. Our country has gone PC mad, when it can’t recognise that there is a stark difference between rude or inappropriate behaviour and racism. Add race into the equation and any notion of common sense seems to go out the window as everyone falls over themselves as they desperately try and out-condemn the person who condemned before them. What has gone so wrong with the freedoms that we once enjoyed when a few seemingly innocuous comments can lead to effigy burning on the streets of Indian cities and statements from the aggrieved housemates mother saying she is "overwhelmed by the outpouring of public support"? What ever it is, it has got totally out of hand. How many of us, as English people, are offended every single by what is happening to our country and do you know what – nobody gives a damn. It is symptomatic of the loss of communal confidence that has befallen the English people that as the largest ethnic group on these islands we have allowed this culture of offence and victimisation to develop and we need to get a grip. A stupid programme with D-list celebrities has been totally blown out of all proportion. It is all so totally un-English.

It is indicative of our country at large that the charge of racism is more often than not only ever levelled at English people. It is only ever English people who are routinely portrayed in the media as racists which is a complete distortion of the truth. These English girls have had certain specific phrases that they have said, taken from ongoing conversations over many weeks and people have read racism into it, based on their own prejudiced views of English people. Everything seems to have been skewed against them. They are English; she is not, so it must be racist. Just because the likes of Tony Blair and his Notting Hill chattering classes wouldn’t have Jade, Danielle and Jo round for tea it does not make them bad people.

The vultures are circling for these three girls and as soon as they are out they are going to be thrown to the baying crowd, and in contrast to the case if they were ethnic minorities there is going to be no one there to support them. It all leaves a very bad taste in the mouth.

We should reject all negative and stereotypical views of our own people in exactly the same way that all other ethnic groups do. We should never purposefully offend others but neither should we be intimidated into silence and we should have the confidence as a community to bloody well stick up for ourselves. We should stand shoulder to shoulder, take our country back from the brink of insanity and never be in any doubt that we have as much right to say exactly what we believe is best for our children and our community as everyone else. If they try and intimidate us in one direction we should send out a clear message and go the other. If you get a chance to vote on who you would like to be kept in the house use it as a vote against PC madness – vote for the English girls.