“SCHOOLCHILDREN ARE BEING ASKED TO DEBATE WHETHER ‘ALL WHITE PEOPLE ARE FASCISTS’ as part of classes TO COMBAT VIOLENT EXTREMISM…

excerpt from The Traitor within

Below was reported on the BNP website  22nd November 2013

We have been flooded with reports from outraged parents in Staffordshire after receiving a letter from the Head Teacher, Mrs Lynn Small, of Little Green Community School, stating that if parents refused to allow their children to attend a “multicultural workshop” their children will have a “Racial Discrimination note attached to your Child’s education record, which will remain on this file throughout their school career”!

A friend to this paper posted this article a while ago. It seems nothing has changed.

On 17 November 2009, Graeme Paton, the Education Editor ofThe Daily Telegraph, told us this:

“SCHOOLCHILDREN ARE BEING ASKED TO DEBATE WHETHER ‘ALL WHITE PEOPLE ARE FASCISTS’ as part of classes TO COMBAT VIOLENT EXTREMISM…  Children are asked to discuss why certain phrases – including ‘They’ve taken your jobs’ and ‘They get better treatment’ – are used to inflame public opinion. Another exercise aims to dispel common ‘myths and stereotypes’ surrounding asylum seekers. This includes views that they are a drain on the UK economy, get priority in council housing waiting lists… and can be linked to rising crime…

Koser Mahmood, AN ENGLISH TEACHER at a school in Lancashire, where most pupils are white British and a fifth are from ethnic minorities, said: ‘Counteracting violent extremism is an important part of the COMMUNITY COHESION PROGRAMME… Many teachers lack the confidence AND VOCABULARY needed to address it. But WE MUST ADDRESS IT’…
Schools should have a named teacher to whom pupils can report any concerns of GROOMING BY EXTREMIST GROUPS.”

‘Grooming by extremist groups’ meaning having any young person told any unfashionable facts that haven’t been vetted by the PC Crowd and their immigrant foot soldiers, I suppose.

You know, being told stuff like,’they’ve taken your jobs’, ‘they get better treatment,’ ‘they are a drain on the UK economy, get priority in council housing waiting lists… and can be linked to rising crime.’

All of which very, very provable assertions happen to be true. Apparently however, according to Koser Mahmood and co., mentioning such truisms equates to ‘violent extremism,’ ‘inflaming public opinion’ and ‘grooming by extremist groups.

Or so they would have our young folk believe. New Labour would rather our youngsters be brainwashed into thinking that the stark realities are ‘myths and stereotypes’ and that ‘all white people are Fascists,’ than have them apprised of the simple truth.

There’s a sewage works worth of dirty work to be done before the anti-Brits are flushed out of the system, folks.

It’s a job to die for.

Parents have criticised a school after children as young as eight were told they would be punished for racism if they did not attend a religious workshop about Islam.

Angry mums and dads were sent a letter by Littleton Green Community School, in Huntingdon, Staffordshire, warning their children would be considered racist if they did not go on the school trip.

The visit to Staffordshire University – for Year 4 and Year 6 pupils – had been arranged as part of the children’s “cultural education” on November 27.

Headteacher Lynn Small wrote to parents and said if kids did not attend a “racial discrimination note” would be made on the pupil’s records and would remain there for their school careers.

On top of that, they were also ordered to pay £5 towards the cost of the trip.

Parents have criticised the school’s “ludicrous” threats and accused the school of trying to blackmail them.

Stacy Waldron, 26, who has an eight-year-old daughter at the school, said: “I feel my child will be racist if I don’t allow her to go.

“This is my choice, not hers, and she shouldn’t have to pay for it.”

Mum-of-four Tracy Ward added: “I was shocked by the letter. To be told my kids have got to attend this workshop is disgusting.

“Everyone should have a choice but that’s my opinion and I don’t want a stain on my kids’ record as a result.

“They are not old enough to be called racist.”

Her sister Donna, whose daughter also attends the school, said: “It’s not our religion. We should have a right to stop our children going.”

Another parent Gillian Claridge, 55, added: “To be told we had to pay for the trip as well was just a kick in the teeth.

“How dare they threaten to brand the children racist at such a young age. Its going to make them feel like little criminals.

“The very nature of religion is all about choice – on this occasion they were not being given any choice at all.

“It was draconian move and its left a lot of parents fuming.”

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