How right wing the left sounds after its moment of racial truth

".Last week marked the pbutting of multiculturalism as official government doctrine. No longer will opponents of this corrosive and divisive creed be silenced simply by the mbutted Pavlovian ovine accusation: "Racist!" Better still; the very people who foisted multiculturalism upon the country are the ones who have decided that it has now outlived its usefulness - that is, the political left. It is amazing how a few by-election shocks and some madmen with explosive backpacks can concentrate the mind.. It has all been a long time coming. Some 22 years ago Ray Honeyford, the previously obscure headmaster of Drummond middle school in Bradford, suggested, in the low-circulation right-wing periodical The Salisbury Review, that his Asian pupils should really be better integrated into British society... They should learn English, for a start, and a bit of British history and a sense of what the country is about...." How right wing the left sounds after its moment of racial truth by Rod Liddle, TIMES ONLINE "..For these mild contentions, Honeyford was investigated by the government, vilified as a racist by the press, ridiculed every day by leftie demonstrators outside his office and was eventually hounded from his job. He has not worked since... It is impossible to overstate the magnitude of this shift.. Multiculturalism insisted that communities always changed, were in a permanent state of flux and that if you were white and lived in Oldham or Burnley or Tower Hamlets then you had better get used to the idea quickly. This was a doublethink because the same labreastude was not extended to the host population; while it was accepted that immigrants would naturally wish to band together and preserve their cultural idenbreasty, when the white working-clbutt communities made similar protestations, this was regarded, once again, as evidence of an antediluvian racism. In the end, it is not the mad mullahs at whom we should direct our wrath, but the white liberals who enabled them to prosper. That the creed has now been binned should be a cause for celebration; but don't for a moment expect an admission that they got it wrong in the first place.."