On 13 February 2014, The Jewish Chronicle quoted David Glasser, Chairman of the Ben Uri Gallery, which specialises in European Jewish art, thus:

““We’ve become increasingly concerned by the lack of context and balance on the immigration debate… We live in a multicultural society, and this multicultural element has enriched Britain and made the country great…

As Jews we are still part of the immigrant community of this country. We have to remember our roots and make sure that the same positive dynamic which allowed us to be British as well as Jewish, is offered to others.”

The JC added:

“Mr Glasser said he had received ‘positive indications’ that others would follow his lead… He believed the Jewish community had a special duty to defend immigrants” and “called on other cultural and communal institutions to follow suit.”

That’s who’s behind mass immigration, folks.

Always was, always will be. Jews like David Glasser. Jews like those who own and run The Jewish Chronicle. The Jewish Board of British Deputies was behind the introduction of every race law in this country that, over the decades, has sought to protect and promote the immigrant at our expense. Check out The Board’s triumphal communiqué for proof of this.

Oh yes, the David Glassers have a very great deal to answer for.

The traitors who, for so long,  put whatever Zion wanted above the welfare and happiness of the British people, have even more.

The Jewish Ben Uri Gallery has launched a campaign of degenerate art designed to forward the mass-invasion agenda of the Jewish race.  It is simply insane that with London already an African-Muslim-Indian-Jamaican city, these filthy Jews actually have the nerve to pretend as though they are “rooting for the underdog.”

From The Jewish Chronicle:

The gallery, which specialises in European Jewish art, has changed its website to highlight great works by painters who came to this country as immigrants, labelling them as “Great British artists”.

Ben Uri chairman David Glasser has called on other cultural and communal institutions to follow suit.

“We’ve become increasingly concerned by the lack of context and balance on the immigration debate,” he said.

[…]

Mr Glasser said he had received “positive indications” that others would follow his lead. And he believed the Jewish community had a special duty to defend immigrants.

“As Jews we are still part of the immigrant community of this country. We have to remember our roots, and make sure that the same positive dynamic which allowed us to be British as well as Jewish, is offered to others. We have to take a moral stance,” he said.