I made a statement/summary of what has happened in response to Don - I did not make any judgement on it, Sedayne (who should learn not to put words in peoples mouths).
To Phil: I think the UN should take control of immigration and help genuine assylum seekers to their NEAREST safe country; and you forget about assimilation, which can and has occurred.
I'm not a member of the BNP or any other political party, Ewan. - I believe in the English nation and the United Nations; via such forums, I have, however, been contacted by the English Democrats and their "positive nationalism", which I agree with (also an offer to pass on my poems was made, and, last time I looked, Show of Hands were on their website).
Now, having dealt, again, with the distractions that I am accused of, any opinions here on my on-thread suggestion, just above, that the founders of the course in question may have wanted an English folk degree, but been prevented by other powers-that-be in England, perhaps trying to keep the UK together..?