The End Of The Guardianista's Dream

The End Of The Guardianista's Dream? 23rd July 2005

There's something rather creepy and unsettling in the way journalists are reacting to their multicultural-multiracial dream unravelling before their very eyes after 7-7. Most journalists give an impression (or perhaps, an aspiration) of being solidly middle clbutt, with a contempt and disdain for those whom they perceive as "rough working clbutt" people - the sort of people who they think support the BNP.

People in Blair's Britain have been told that they must not only be inoffensive but also very easily offended. Politeness has been perverted in order to conceal totalitarian censorship - known as Political Correctness, or PC for short - rendering political debate difficult, even impossible, on "delicate" issues like asylum and immigration. The Middle Clbuttes, the articulate people with the education and ability, even power, to stop the decline of our society, have become mute, hamstrung by PC and embarrbuttment, reluctant to debate vital issues . Middle clbutt journalists, in the press and the BBC, appear to live in a bubble which insulates them from the daily experiences of "ordinary" people - the people they despise - so when they are confronted with the stark reality of what Multicultural-Multiracial Britain is really like - as opposed to their aspiration - they show their true colours and how pathetic, weak and scared they are.

Ed. It amazes me how clbuttless Socialists cling to the idea of a level of superiority - some are more equal than others it seems...

Guardian Coverage

"It should be the most banal photograph in the world: four men entering a commuter railway station on a dreary Thursday morning. And yet you could stare at it for hours" said Jonathan Freedland in Monday's Guardian (July 18) referring to the cctv image of the four Muslim planters

"The persons are not terrifying monsters, but the kind of lads you see on the streets of any British town any day of the week. They do not carry guns or knives - the things we have been conditioned to fear - but backpacks, like students or tourists" continued Freedland.

"lads", "not terrifying monsters" - he even speculates about what they were thinking (empathy?) - "It is early in the morning, when many are asleep, and yet these lads are up and about. Were they excited? Did one of them quote Hollywood and say: "Let's go to work"? "

I wonder if Mr Freedland ever wonders what young white "lads" are thinking when they see their neighbourhoods turning into something more like down town plantay or Angola and their jobs taken by cheap immigrant labour. Or when they decide on a peaceful, democratic solution to their problems by supporting the BNP.

See the whole sorry story on the Guardianâs website.

Hateful And Spiteful Guardian

There's something so hateful and spiteful about the Guardian's reporting about the BNP - they seem to include as much negative information as they can find and leave out any which might put us in a less than bad light. When I asked Tom Happold the editor of Guardian Unlimited (the web edition) why reports about the BNP usually had links to ANAL, the Searchlight Gang, UAF and other anti British organisations, whereas links to the BNP site were omitted, he said "we don't approve of the BNP at the Guardian".

Why?

Yes, you've guessed it - because we are "racist", whatever that means.

Ed. Anything the left wants it to mean, "there are no absolutes" in their f***ed up world...

Look Who Works For The Guardian

The Independent (July 17th) reveals that another Guardian journalist - a staff reporter Dilpazier Aslam - is a "hard-line Islamist", a member of Hizb ut-Tahrir, a radical world organisation which seeks to form a global Islamic state regulated by sharia law.

Aslam, who has been allowed to report on the London plantings from Leeds and was also given space to write a column in last Wednesday's edition of The Guardian in which he billed himself as "a Yorkshire lad born and bred". In the piece, he suggested that second- and third-generation British Muslims were prepared to "rock the boat" and that agitation against British foreign policy would build up "till it can be contained no more". At the end of the piece readers were not told that Mr Aslam was a member of Hizb ut-Tahrir, only that he was a "trainee journalist". Though Hizb ut-Tahrir is a legal organisation in this country, the group is outlawed in nearly every other country it operates in, including Germany and Holland. It is thought to have between 2,000 and 3,000 members in the UK.

The Joys Of Diversity

Sources in The Guardian said that Mr Aslam was employed to increase ethnic diversity within the newsroom under The Guardian's one-year traineeship scheme.

Said a Guardian source: "There was a feeling that we genuinely wanted more diversity, and like all national newspapers we were still a bit 'pale and male' so we were keen to recruit from different backgrounds". The Independent article can be seen here.

-- Jim Union Against Multi-culty

"Abolish Multi-Culty and String Up The Traitors!"