It's great to see that the St George's Day event at Sandwell has been saved by the timely intervention of local businessman, Chris Kelly and his patriotic wallet.
To celebrate, my good friend Fred, a native Black countryman and English patriot sent this letter to the local wrags -
Dear Editor,
Declaration of interest, I am an Englishman and not a member of the BNP.
It is interesting to note the difference between the Stone Cross St Georges Day parade and Notting Hill Carnival. Both are run under Labour administrations.
Notting Hill Carnival:
An Ethnic Minority event.
3 murders, over 400 arrests. 190 offences involving violence, robbery and theft.
Over 400 injuries at one event and 94 people hospitalised. 2 shootings at one event.
Handguns, CS gas canisters and a stun gun confiscated before one event.
Public funding given.
£401,390 ENGLISH ARTS COUNCIL!
Police costs £3,000,000!
£8.7 million pledged by London Development Agency and the Arts Council to provide a Notting Hill carnival Enterprise Centre!
Sandwell St Georges Day Parade.
An English Event.
Not one reported instance of any disruptive incident. One recognisable member of a rival party photographed walking quietly in the parade.
Public funding withdrawn. £10,000
Perhaps Sandwell Council would like to justify their actions.
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
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Perhaps if the Sandwell St George's Day event permitted the supply and consumption of illegal drugs for "cultural" reasons then it would be funded - because all those publicly-funded drug help agencies and charities need new customers just as much as the drug dealers. As I'm in a cynical mood why not end the day with a flag burning in order to seek forgiveness for all the world's problems that were, of course, all caused by English people?
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