"Got what Keith exactly Keith?"
Mind your own business - I'll decide whether I' talking to the organ grinder r the monkey?
Children should be seen and not heard
"That your demented, prejudiced view of London is not shared by Khan,"
Can't speak about Khan - don't know his background
My customers had petrol and dogshit put through letter boxes, had their propertied dauded with racist abuse and worried themselves sick about sending their kids to school.
The black kids in families I worked for were regularly stopped and searched by a police force who were reluctantly forced to admith themselves as being "institutionally recist" following the murder of Stephen Lawrence - a decade later they were again forced top admit that little had changed in that period.
I experienced anti-Irish prejudice regularly to the extent that one customer told me "we have Irish neighbors so we check under our car every morning before we drive off".
I regularly hear talk of "dirty Pakis" often from work mates who otherwise, were kind tolerant people.
Workign with Travellers was like being in a war zone, what with local prejudice and police corruption in demanding bribes to let them drink after hours or stay longer on unofficial sites
All this is well documented and acknowledged, by the Travellers and their support groups, which included legal people.
As I pointed out - one their of those asked in a survey a few years ago openly admitted themselves to be racist - all documented again
May not on the privileged Planet Zog where you appear to be a resident.
Bristish racism is a long established legacy of Empire.
"Huh? What over-representation"
Huh - what business is that of yours - I was taking to the monkey - you're forgetting you place again.
"I think you have just made that up Jim."
No - your problem is you never think
Look up the reference on Wiki - you insulting half-wit, part of the quote in in inverted commas m- I leave the "making up to you and Keith.
"In 2011 a number of articles appeared in the British newspaper the Jewish Chronicle that sought to question the work and functioning of the CST. Dr Gilbert Kahn, of Kean University in the USA, took the view that British Jewry did not need a CST because British Jews paid taxes to the state for their physical protection and could therefore depend on the police. On 15 April the JC's resident columnist, Professor Geoffrey Alderman, argued against the CST on the grounds that its leadership and funding were neither transparent nor ACCOUNTABLE. Alderman returned to the subject on 10 June, when he speculated that his doubts about the CST and its work were more widely shared.[6][7]
In May 2014, it was revealed that the chief executive of the CST is the highest paid of all charity leaders within the British Jewish community, earning between £170,000-£190,000 per annum.[8]"
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Jim Carroll