Oh, and the BBC now appears to have an anti-white policy.

"Creative Access – an organisation, registered as a charity, which offers placements at “many of the UK’s top media organisations” – has listed a number of BBC placements on its website, demanding applicants are only from “Black, Asian and non-white minority ethnic backgrounds”.

The website’s list of opportunities shows that all but four of the positions currently available are for jobs at the publicly-funded BBC, and Creative Access is funded by the British tax payer despite its charity status."

Breitbart.

bogarde73 wrote on May 8^th, 2016 at 11:17am:


And you need another history lesson.  Most Lowland Scots sided with the English in the '45.  In reality the battle of Culloden was more like the English and Lowland Scots versus the Highlanders than it was English versus Scots.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/668073/Vladimir-Putin-offers-disillusioned-B...

Home sweet home? Putin offering disillusioned Britons FREE LAND to resettle in Russia

Putin wants 300 people to settle land in Russia's far eastern region
The sprawling plots, which are 2.5 acres in size, are located in an enormous region stretching from the Arctic Circle to the Chinese border, where winter temperatures can drop to a chilling -47 degrees celsius and population density currently stands at three people per square kilometre.

But its not all bad news for adventurous house-hunters. The far east of Russia is famed for its stunning natural beauty, with hundreds of miles of rolling hills, grass plains and soaring mountain ranges. Known as the land where ice meets fire, settlers can look forward to hiking the snow-covered slopes of active volcanos or relaxing in hot springs.

Summers are also long and comfortably warm, with 25 degree temperatures providing the perfect climate in which to explore the region’s dramatic landscapes.



Home sweet home? Eastern Russia could provide a fresh start for disillusioned British citizens
President Vladimir Putin has approved the handouts in an attempt to boost the population and economy of the largely undeveloped region - and disgruntled British citizens are believed to be particularly sought after.

Russia's Far East Development Minister Alexander Galushka said there has already been interest in the land opportunity with a number of applications having already been received.

Mr Putin is looking for 300 people to take up land in the unpopulated region, which could offer a fresh start for those disillusioned with life in Britain - especially with a possibly disappointing Brexit result looming.

Oh, and London's famous red buses are to be plastered with Arabic signs saying "Glory to Allah".
The ad campaign is related to a Muslim charity about which terrorist links have been questioned.

There is a subliminal message here though that won't be lost on the inhabitants of England's major cities.