Sunday, 17 April 2011

Are schools failing Black pupils or is Black culture failing pupils?

Dr Tony Sewell
Black pupils are missing out on places at top universities, not because of discrimination as argued by David Cameron, but because state schools aren't giving Black pupils the correct skills for University interviews. http://www.dailyexpress.co.uk/posts/view/241175/Schools-fail-black-pupils-. Obviously Dr Tony Sewell is completely unbiased, and thats why the mainstream media is reporting his findings, or his he?

Dr Sewell is director of London based charity Generating Genius, which aims to get  working class black and mixed race kids into higher education. Dr Sewell also supports the Hutchinson Foundation "The Hutchinson Foundation is a non-profit, charitable organisation founded to provide financial support for male teachers from African-Caribbean origins. The object is to increase the numbers of these teachers, who are able to provide positive role models to young black males at a critical time in their development.

These boys have been identified as one the most alienated groups within our society and progress in this area has the potential to dramatically improve the lives of the individuals involved, as well as providing benefits to schools and society in general".
The reason Dr Sewell supports the Hutchinson Foundation  "Black students are 3 times more likely to be excluded from school, than other groups, more black young men go to prison than University. In the face of these alarming statistics, it is evident that we need more black male teachers. This scholarship is a fantastic idea and will certainly help to turnaround the tide of under achievement."


Dr Sewell during the the last general election caused quite a bit controversy with the group operation Black vote,http://operationblackvote.wordpress.com/2010/09/24/sewell-blame-black-boys-for-underachievement/ when  he denied that institutional racism was the reason that Black males failed to achieve in schools. The explanation for such under achievement, was the fault of poor parenting, peer pressure and the inability to be responsible for their own behaviour.


Dr Sewell also stated whilst focusing on black parents and anti racists he says:

‘Instead of challenging our children, we have given them the discourse of the victim – a sense that the world is against them and they cannot succeed.’


Lee Jasper of Operation Black Vote ( Race Campaigner, also organised Black Panther course's in the UK in the 1980's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Jasper) stated that  "The reality of institutional racism is its effects in terms of economic exclusion, increases in rates of poverty and unemployment, growing racism in the dispensation of criminal justice, the scandal of the failure of poor sink schools, low teacher expectations, motivation and tenure along with the pervasive reality of racism in wider society which demonizes black children. These are the real reasons behind the educational failure of our children.”  
No doubt Mr Jasper would have obtained these views, whilst working with extreme groups that he has been associated with, as with all Marxist's there has to be a deep societal explanation for a person's or groups lack of achievement or social progression, rather than it simply being the fault of the person, or characteristically a trait of a group.  


So actually if you agree with Dr Sewell, rather than the extremist Jasper, has i do, it isn't discrimination or racism that is holding back black pupils, it's there own culture. The peer pressure element derives mainly from damaging elements of black inner city street culture. One only has to look at the music currently being produced in Britain and in the States for examples of that culture. Lyrics in Black street music contain mostly topics concerning drugs, guns, rape, pimps..... the list goes on. If you were take trip into most city centers and had a brief look around you would see elements of that Black street culture evident everywhere you looked, what Cameron described as "Hoodies" is the best example. It is this culture of violence, drugs and sex that is appealing more to Black male pupils, and also sadly White male pupils (who have been spoon fed the acceptance of this culture with the constant brainwashing of the mainstream media), than educational advancement. So rather than universities or the educational system failing Black pupils, is it not modern black culture that is failing them, and not just them but indigenous children as well ? 


What is more worrying about this story, is that Operation Black vote are  having a significant impact on the British politics. There is a constant need to consistently appeal to ethnic minority voters, who in most inner city wards have the power to alter the representation of a ward on a whim,  rather than traditional or class voting allegiances as in the past. This would explain why David Cameron would attack an institution such as Oxford University, http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/240097/240097 to ferment favour with Ethnic minority groups, just in time for elections on May 5th, a coincidence? I think not.

This is a problem not just with the Conservative party but also with Labour. This is evident from Margaret Hodge's Campaign in Barking during the general election, deliberately using racial and religous tensions and the ethnic vote to her advantage. Please watch this video

In conclusion to this short article, in answer to the question is Dr Sewell biased? The answer is yes, Obviously. And this is a bias on racial grounds, Sewell is trying to further the academic performance of his racial stock, as there are only limited places at universities, this must be at the expense of our own indigenous gifted children.There is no mention of indigenous gifted working class children being groomed for the top universities, only black children. Sewell's moderate bias is much more palatable than the extreme views espoused by the organisers of Operation Black Vote ( obv.org.uk Please view this website, it is most alarming). The question, would Nick Griffin in his role as leader of the BNP, (which is the only political voice for the indigenous population of this Country) be allowed to say such things about indigenous working class children? The answer to that question would be no, it would be labelled as racist by the mainstream media and the political sheep that rule us. The view of the British national Party on this issue, is that people regardless of race should be judged on their own merits. Positive discrimination should have no place in British society.http://www.bnp.org.uk/news/racist-cameron-insults-oxford-university-being-too-white

Ethnic minority lobbying and influence is growing daily, and should be a significant worry to all nationalists. If you love your country,culture and history, then you must defend it at all costs. The elections are rapidly approaching and all members and supporters should be out working with BNP activists to ensure a victory or a significant increase in votes in your ward. Please think about your child's or grandchild's future, what kind of country do you want them to grow up in?









Sunday, 10 April 2011

Fury over inflation-busting allotment-rent rise


ANGRY gardeners who tend allotments in Hucknall have had enough after being hit with an inflation-busting rise in their rent every year for almost two decades.
Now spokesman Geoff Umney (62), of Long Hill Rise, has lambasted owner Ashfield District Council, sniping: “We feel as if the council is taking the money and we get no service in return.”
Mr Umney’s two allotments are on the High Leys site, which is accessed from Watnall Road.
The annual rent payable to the council on each of the plots is going up from £56.43 to £64.87 — a rise that comes into force today (Friday).
He has further been angered by news that, from next year, the council is scrapping a ten per cent reduction in fees available to the elderly and those on benefits.
“I am infuriated by what is happening,” said the father-of-two. “The two allotments have been in the family for 19 years. What sticks in my craw is that the rent always goes up and always by a big percentage every year.
“We get 12 months’ notice that the charge is going up but we don’t find out by how much until the bill arrives.
“There have been promises for years that the water supply will be improved but that hasn’t happened. We are paying for something we are not getting.
“There was even a government grant to improve local allotments but there has been nothing done to benefit the users here.
“Most people on the allotments are old-age pensioners. Why do we get hit so hard?”
A spokesman for Ashfield Council said: “Allotment prices are reviewed yearly and are always set 12 months in advance. All of the allotment holders were advised of the price changes taking effect one year ago.
“The prices were increased at that time due to a significant rise in water rates and therefore the additional costs needed to be covered.
“The council benchmarks the prices every year and they are comparable with other areas. It should also be noted that price changes put in place now for 2012 will only rise in line with inflation.
“The removal of the ten per cent reduction will not take effect until April 2012 and is part of a wider review of our concessions scheme. We believe that our allotments represent excellent value for money.”


Friday, 8 April 2011

Ashfield District Council elections 2011



The Ashfield Branch of the BNP will not be fielding candidates for Ashfield district elections this time round. The local media and the Labour party will without doubt surmise with glee that the BNP in Ashfield are dead.
Sadly for them, this is not true.

The main reason for absence of candidates is the  economic situation which we as individuals are facing in these tough times.As there has to be a point where your job and your family have to come before the true nationalist cause, which for our activists has been a difficult decision to make.In the past when things were a little easier economically speaking, our candidates would accept the death threats, boycott of their businesses and intimidation of their employers by the fascist red scum ( Funded by the state and the Labour party).Often candidates would stand in a ward merely to get up the collective noses of the big three parties, but presently this cannot be done, small businesses are struggling, jobs are rare (unless your eastern European) and people everywhere not just our activists are struggling to keep their heads above water. These tough times which must be remembered, were caused by the incompetence and treacherous actions of the big three parties which has led to the destruction of our economy.

Therefore it was decided by the branch, that to fight only a piece meal campaign would appear to be a greater sign of weakness to our enemies, than not to field any candidates at all.

Although the Ashfield branch is not fielding candidates, this does not mean that our activists have deserted the cause, far from it. Ashfield's hardworking activists have been out for most of the week already helping other groups in the surrounding areas. Our activist's will be trudging the streets ( although we do have the perfect weather for it at the moment, so it hardly a chore) with groups from three other counties.

Wednesday night was spent leafleting and canvassing with the extremely active and hardworking Amber Valley team, under the superb guidance of Cllr Lewis Alsebrook and Cllr Cliff Roper. It was a very productive night, with a fantastic response from the locals. This was finished off with a well deserved pint of real ale ( locally brewed) which also allowed Ashfield activists to assist with further planning for their election campaign.

Today I have been out in Lincolnshire with the East Lindsey branch leafleting/canvassing the contested wards there. It is truly a two horse race in those wards between the BNP and the Conservatives, Dhimmi Dave has seriously damaged their once Conservative heartland.
I will again be meeting up with this branch over the following weekends to discuss their election strategy, it is a real honour to meet such hardworking patriots.
Ashfield's super activist and branch organiser Edward Holmes will be taking a team out to help out in various areas of Leicestershire, we will hopefully get to work alongside the extremely dedicated Cllr Cathy Duffy.

Plans are already in motion for a mass recruitment campaign across Ashfield in the summer months, along with a number of social events.

So far from the BNP being dead, actually we are very much alive and kicking. Tensions created in the party by state subversion and discontented members with their own agendas have actually created a tighter party in our area.
Although, the number of candidates is down in the East Midlands, the bonds between the various groups are getting stronger. I am in no doubt that when the Euro elections are upon us, this increased cooperation will lead to the party's success in the East Midlands.
What I actually see happening with the party at the moment is akin to what happened to the British army at Dunkirk. We are being driven back and made to retreat by a fascist state (sadly our own), but exactly as what happened then will happen now, we will regroup and consolidate our resources, our leaders will deploy new strategies. We shall then fight back, win lost ground and take our fight in to the heartlands of our enemies and win.
We shall never surrender!

Sunday, 3 April 2011

Daily Express encourages the acceleration of the destruction of our race

Street Celebrations In southall 2011
                                      

   An example of a street party in 1953 for Queen Elizabeth's Coronation

                                      
Millions around the Globe will be tuning in to watch the royal wedding. A day that should be filled with much joy and jubiliation is now tainted in my eyes by this Daily Express Article. This article refers to the photograph of the immigrant street party in Southall London in honour of the royal wedding.

MILLIONS around the globe will watch as Prince William marries Kate Middleton four weeks from now and many people are planning parties to mark the occasion. However, the big day will have special meaning for the residents of Clarence Street in Southall, west London.
Kate’s great-grandparents Stephen Goldsmith, a labourer, and his wife Edith lived there in the Thirties and her grandfather Ronald was born in their two-storey terraced house.
He married Dorothy Harrison in 1953 and they are believed to have lived in the area during their first years of marriage. Sadly, both died in the last decade.
Running off Clarence Street is Spencer Street, with Queens Road nearby, the names hinting at the area’s royal connection, and the community has decided to throw a huge street party to mark its part in Kate’s family history.
Hundreds of members of the now largely Punjabi community of Southall will wear colourful traditional costumes for the vibrant celebration.
Historian George Twyman says the royal wedding has struck a chord with families living in the area through the humble origins of Kate’s family who, on her mother’s side, were miners and labourers just a few generations ago. “It is rare that someone with a background from such a low class can become a future Queen,” he says. “Everyone in Southall can identify with the commoner in Kate’s family history, which is why everyone is getting behind the street party.”
Mohammed Dogar, 37, a father-of-two who works as a courier, said: “Our street having a royal connection is a magic feeling. It will come alive on that day as we feel we have now been invited to join in with the wedding celebrations.” Student Sharan Bhambra, 18, agreed: “This party will be a great way of bringing the whole community together. Opportunities like this do not come along very often.”
Kashmir Panue, 63, said: “Kate and William are a nice couple so we all want to celebrate their wedding and wish them a happy life together.”
Father-of-three Avtar Chand, 46, who works at nearby Heathrow Airport, added: “We hope everyone from across Southall will come to the party and help make our street famous throughout Britain.”
Twyman’s research has confirmed that Kate’s great-grandparents lived in Clarence Street and also in neighbouring Dudley Road and Hartington Road.
He said: “Nothing like this party has ever happened in Southall before, which has always been a poor relation to the suburb of nearby Ealing.
“Kate’s great-grandparents lived in a working class area where families struggled against poverty on a daily basis, and pawn shops did a roaring trade.” At the start of the last century Southall had a mainly white working class population. It attracted a large number of Irish and Welsh migrants in the Twenties and Thirties, who worked in its brickmaking industry and on the canal connecting the town to London.
It was around this time Kate’s maternal great-grandfather Thomas Harrison bought a one-way ticket from Sunderland to London after deciding not to follow his father down the pit as a miner.
He settled in Southall with his wife Elizabeth and they had two daughters, Ruth and Dorothy.
Dorothy married Ronald Goldsmith two months after the Queen’s coronation in 1953. He was an engineer but started working as a builder later in life to cash in on a property boom and start the family’s climb up the social ladder.
Their daughter Carole Goldsmith, Kate’s mother, was born at Perivale Hospital in Middlesex but moved to Berkshire after marrying flight dispatcher Michael Middleton, eventually settling in Bucklebury.
Southall had an influx of Asian immigrants in the Fifties when a former British Army officer, who fought in Burma during the Second World War, opened a rubber factory, making parts for the motor industry. It is now one of the largest Indian communities outside of India, and is largely made up of Hindus and Sikhs.
London Mayor Boris Johnson said: “This party sounds like a fabulous event and is exactly the sort of community spirit and celebration I have been trying to enthuse in people across the city. I wish all the residents of Clarence Street and the thousands who will be taking part in parties across London a truly brilliant day.”



Extreme left wing Scum labelled "Demo 18" are wanted by the Police




Contact the police team on 020 8246 9386 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

Read more: http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/238371/Demo-18-hunted-by-policeDemo-18-hunted-by-police#ixzz1IUovdhiE
PICTURES of 18 people hunted by police after last Saturday’s spending cuts protest in London turned violent were issued by police yesterday.
More than 140 people have already been charged after demonstrators ran amok in the West End.
Officers have sifted through CCTV images recorded as the mobs attacked police officers, injuring 56, smashed glass doors and windows, and sprayed buildings with paint.
Det. Supt Matthew Horne, who is leading the investigation after the protest was hijacked by extremist groups, said: “We are working tirelessly to identify those responsible for appalling acts of criminal behaviour.
“The vast majority of people came peacefully but a significant minority didn’t. With the public’s help they will be called to account for their actions.”


Hucknall's Forgotten Heroes

 

 

Hucknall’s forgotten heroes


THE NAMES of 100 brave men from Hucknall who gave their lives fighting for their country in the First World War are missing from the town’s war memorial, the Dispatch can exclusively reveal.

The soldiers have now been dubbed ‘Hucknall’s forgotten heroes’.
An investigation launched by the town’s branch of the Royal British Legion and leading member Mick Howard has unearthed the travesty.
Now a call has been made for the men to be honoured with a new plaque added to the Hucknall cenotaph, which stands proudly in Titchfield Park as a monument to the town’s war dead.
“These are 100 names that deserve recognition,” said Mr Howard, who is a retired Army Major.
“I was absolutely astounded when I realised how many names were actually missing from the memorial. These are men who were all born in Hucknall or lived in the town at the time of enlistment.
“I don’t know the reason why their names are not on the cenotaph. But I think the focus now should be on rectifying that mistake and paying a fitting tribute to their memory.”
Last year, the Dispatch backed a campaign, launched by Mr Howard, to unearth the names of all Hucknall men and women killed in conflicts since 1945.
This followed a realisation that were no inscriptions on Hucknall cenotaph relating to the last 56 years. The only names related to the two World Wars.
This is despite 1968 being the only year British troops haven’t been involved in some conflict around the globe since World War Two.
In 2009, a plaque was added to the memorial to honour Lance Corporal Paul Sandford, of Hucknall, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2007.
And last year, the names of Private Ronald Shilton, who was killed in Cyprus in 1957, and Corporal Colin Housley, who died in Malaya in 1953, were also added.
But then a mystery was uncovered that stemmed from the theft of a plaque from the memorial in the early 1990s.
It was replaced by Ashfield District Council but the name of Sgt Stephen Lee, of the 13th Battalion Rifle Brigade, who was killed on April 28 1917, during World War One, was still missing.
The soldier’s daughter made the discovery when taking her own daughter to the park to see the name on the cenotaph.
This was relayed to Mr Howard, who began to suspect other names were missing. He got in touch with Hucknall man Jim Grundy, who helped with the research.
In turn, inquiries were made through the publication ‘Soldiers Died In The Great War 1921’, which is 80 volumes long and features 800,000 names. Records held by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission were also checked.
Among the names discovered are those who were killed in action, some who died after the war from wounds inflicted during bloody battles, men killed in accidents and even some who died from problems, such as disease, unrelated to enemy engagement.
Men from a vast array of regiments are included, ranging from the King’s Royal Rifle Corps to the Sherwood Foresters, Coldstream Guards, Royal Scotts Fusiliers and Lincolnshire Regiment, among others.
Mr Howard said: “The important thing is that the names are all verifiable. There is no grey area. These are all heroes connected to Hucknall.
“These are literally Hucknall’s forgotten heroes. There will be some amazing stories behind their exploits on the front line and in service.
“The least we can do is honour their memory by having their names included on the cenotaph.”
The aim now is to seek funding, which is likely to amount to several thousands of pounds, to have the names inscribed on a new plaque for the cenotaph.
This may involve a public appeal for donations.
A spokesman for Ashfield District Council, which maintains the cenotaph in Hucknall, said: “We pay respect and recognise the efforts of our fallen soldiers of the district.
“In recognition, we have, in recent years, set aside additional funds which have gone towards various restoration works to the cenotaph.
“The council has an ongoing positive relationship with the Royal British Legion and has worked closely with the organisation on numerous projects in the past.
“The council is aware of the names that have been discovered and will be working in partnership with the Legion to consider what options are possible.”
Source: http://www.hucknalldispatch.co.uk/news/local-news/hucknall_s_forgotten_heroes_1_3246004

If anyone would like to make a donation towards the new plaque Hucknall British Legion can be contacted with this address:
The Royal British Legion
141 Beardall St
Hucknall, Nottingham NG15 7RA
0115 952 1067

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