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Originally posted by AceOfBase
The first line of the Guardian article states the following:
"A secret high-level Metropolitan police report has concluded that Muslim officers are more likely to become corrupt than white officers because of their cultural and family backgrounds."
Throughout the article they continue referring to Muslims and Pakistani muslims in particular.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
If the report was fake the Met would have demanded an apology and retraction from the guardian but that hasn't happened so I don't doubt that the report was real.
Originally posted by infinite
If it was true, it would be all over the newstations (which it isn't)..but is it on BNP TV? you have probably paid membership to recieve BNP TV
Police top 'corrupt' South Asia list
All those interviewed in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka who had dealt with the police in the last year had encountered corruption.
The survey estimated that police officers in Bangladesh alone earned nearly $250 million in bribes last year.
The judiciary was identified as the second most corrupt area in all four countries, except Pakistan.
There, land administration and tax authorities came after police on the list.
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In Pakistan, almost 92% of households said they had paid bribes to receive public education.
Originally posted by infinite
thats in their country and the article is over 4 years old you are really hitting new lows now in your quest for targetting non-whites.
I really do laugh at the fact that you have not denied claims that you are linked to the BNP. Atleast we've cleared that one up.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
Do you think the corruption has ended in the last four years?
I doubt it.
Regarding the BNP, I'm not a member but I do read their site every day along with a few other sites. I think Britain needs more people who will try to protect the country from the third world masses.
Originally posted by sminkeypinkey
When I first came here you were a quality contributor, reasoned and balanced, what the hell happened to you?)
Originally posted by AceOfBase
I supported the right of Iraqis to resist occupation forces and I also support Europeans who want to resist the occupation of their countries which is happening on a much larger scale.
Originally posted by Odium
You forget one key factor, only a small percentage of people are actually immigrants now. Many of them were and still are INVITED by the Government to the United Kingdom, due to the shortage in many sectors which we have at the existing moment.
It is not their fault, they are told they will get a job by our Government. It is not their fault many people in the United Kingdom, do not bother to learn crafts such as building, plumbing. It is not their fault many people in the U.K. won't work in a factory.
An outline of the immigration pattern of the Pakistani community in Britain
Migration was welcomed very early on by Britain, where economic benefits could be gained, but chain migration brought a huge concern in the 1950’s and 60’s, here the threat of mass migration with populated areas of Asians and Africans making their homes became a huge dilemma that Britain had to control.
Before 1962, Pakistanis were British subjects (under the 1948 British Nationality Act) and could enter Britain without restriction. When news travelled as to the immigration controls just before the Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1962 was passed there was a dramatic increase in the rate of immigration. Fifty thousand people entered Britain in the 18 months before the 1962 Act was in force compared with the 17,000 who entered between 1955 and 1960 (Shaw, 1998: 25).
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In 1971 the Conservative party came into power with a promise to curtail black and Asian immigration. The 1962 and 1968 Acts were proving to be incapable of controlling the influx of migrants and Parliament finally enacted the Immigration Act, 1971 to introduce stricter rules (Jones and Wellhengama, 2000: 17). According to the 1971 Act, migration for work would now be possible only through a work permit, valid for twelve months. This law applying to “aliens” was now also applicable to citizens of Commonwealth countries. Here the concept of patriality applied whereby Commonwealth citizens with a grandparent born in the UK were entitled to have the right of abode in the UK. Jones and Wellhengama refer to this as the ‘grandparent clause’ which tended to help white individuals living in former colonies and discriminated indirectly against non-whites being that many Asians and Blacks could not produce a grandparent born in the UK.
In 1975, Margaret Thatcher entered the immigration debate where she described new migrants as ‘dole cheaters’ and ‘undesirable elements’ (Jones and Wellhengama, 2000: 17). This was the same rhetoric of Enoch Powell which had seemed to have gained new ideological ground in social and political discourses.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
They shouldn't even be there.
They have no right to riot.
Originally posted by infinite
Who rioted here? you bringing up actions from the 80s to fit your racist agenda?
Bradford Riots
Trouble began when a group of about 30 white youths are believed to have clashed with members of the wedding party at the Coach House pub in Legrams Lane. The reception was in a private room, but fighting spilled out on to the street and cars in the car park were set on fire.
Source
Race riots in a Lancashire town were aggravated by council spending decisions and poor civic leadership, a report published on Wednesday reveals.
Burnley - The Real Story, cites segregated schooling, unemployment, housing and health problems, among other causes of the town's divisions.
Originally posted by Odium
AceofBase, how often do you read your own sources?
A 30-40 strong group of predominantly white males enter the public bar of the Coach House on Legrams Lane. They have visited other pubs - possibly in Clayton and Lidget Green - and some appear drunk and `unsteady on their feet'. Some `banter' between these and a small number of Indians in the bar becomes heated. A racist comment from one of the white group sparks a fight which spills onto the street outside. Bystanders become drawn into the disturbance outside the pub and the scale of the violence begins to escalate.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
A group of drunken whites made a racial comment and the Asians turned it into a riot.
A group of drunken whites made a racial comment and the Asians turned it into a riot.
Originally posted by infinite
answer me this question, do you support non-whites in the UK? and do you see non-whites born in this country British?
Originally posted by AceOfBase
Originally posted by infinite
answer me this question, do you support non-whites in the UK? and do you see non-whites born in this country British?
The answer to both of those questions is no.
Do you consider a white person, with British parents, who is born in Japan as Japanese?
Saint George (c. 275/280–April 23, 303) was a soldier of the Roman Empire who later became a Christian martyr. Immortalised in the tale of George and the Dragon, he is the patron saint of several countries and cities, including England, Georgia and Moscow, as well as a wide range of professions, organisations and disease sufferers.
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George was born to a Christian family during the late 3rd century. His father was from Cappadocia and served as an officer of the army. His mother was from Lydda, Palestine. She returned to her native city as a widow along with her young son, where she provided him with an education.
Originally posted by Odium
So why can't non-whites be in the U.K? They've been here for hundreds of years now.