[Margaret Pilkington]

No Rob they did not, neither did they riot when the scandals of Rochdale, Rotherham and other places where vulnerable white girls were groomed and passed around like commodities by a section of the community.
We have seen these same sections of that community appear in the courts for peddling drugs at school gates…and yes I KNOW there were white folk doing this too.

But it seems that certain organisations bend over backwards to treat these sections of the community differently because they fear being labelled racist.
Those labels are designed to shut down any kind of discussion or dialogue.

We see migrants being homed ahead of the indigent population.
We see these illegal migrant being treated preferentially. These men have come into this country without documents….that makes them criminals, but we, the tax payers are supposed to suck up this cost without a peep.

During the last election campaign I did not see any politician from any party, because if I had I would have been asking pertinent questions about the migrant problem.
You cannot ask a flyer what it is going to do about a problem that is not being tackled by any party.

I have worked with people from all countries of the globe. I have given them the respect they earned, but we are being drowned by unknown men from countries whose culture does not align with the western way of life.

I go into Blackburn and it feels like a foreign country. I feel intimidated by women who feel it necessary to cover their faces, showing only their eyes.
How do I judge their intentions when I cannot see their face?
How do I know that it actually is a woman and not a terrorist with evil intent?

If that makes me a racist, fascist right wing thug….rather than a concerned patriotic woman, then I have to accept this.
However I do believe that this pejorative terminology benefits no one and does not address any of the issues.
And do those using these terms feel a level of superiority….i think perhaps they might.