BBC Markets Left Wing Propaganda Again
[ 24 July 2020 ]
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Historians have criticised the BBC
for an 'unbalanced' News At Ten report claiming Churchill was responsible
for the 'mass killing' of up to three million people in the 1943 Bengal
Famine. A section broadcast on Tuesday examined how modern Indians view the
wartime prime minster as part of a series on Britain's colonial legacy, and
featured a series of damning statements about his actions. Rudrangshu
Mukherjee of Ashoka University in
India, said Churchill was seen as a 'precipitator' of mass killing' due
to his policies, while Oxford's
Yasmin Khan claimed
he could be guilty of 'prioritising white lives over Asian lives' by not
sending relief.
But today historians said the report ignored the complexities behind the
famine in favour of squarely blaming Churchill. World War Two expert James
Holland argued he had tried to help but faced a lack of resources due to the
war against Japan.
It comes amid a wider campaign to trash the war hero's legacy, with his
statue defaced with the word 'racist' by Black Lives Matter protesters in
London and civil servants calling for the Treasury's 'Churchill Room' to be
renamed.
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The Beeb is a Propaganda machine run by
Marxists. The
Black Lives Matter mob is run by Lenin's
Useful Idiots, just like the twerps who run
Jesus College. Details of their idiocy are at
England's Leading
Intellectuals Betray England. They have swallowed the White
Guilt message and are proceeding to destroy
Western Civilization for that reason.
PS Notice that the
Mail could be guilty of 'prioritising a passing remark', by Khan taking
it out of context in order to manufacture a story out of thin air. But they
are right enough about BBC lies. NB The BBC is also in the business of
inciting Paedophiles.
Do Chinese Lives Matter To Jesus College?
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Sonita Alleyne, the Master of
Jesus College, Cambridge, issued a
passionate ‘personal message’ about the killing of
George Floyd on her
college’s website: ‘The message posted on the College Twitter account
“If one man can’t breathe, we all can’t breathe” were my words,’ she
revealed. ‘Be angry at this moment.’
Ms Alleyne’s message was published on 5 June — the day, in 1989, when
the world watched the famous pictures of a young man confronting a line
of tanks in Tiananmen Square. Soon 10,000 Chinese could not breathe,
being dead. I have recently drawn
attention to the adulatory approach of the college’s China Centre to
the regime of the Chinese Communist party, which this year banned
commemorations of the killings. Ms Alleyne comments readily on the
events in Minneapolis, but has forbidden dons to speak to the press
about her college’s relationship with China. This article is an extract from
Charles Moore's Spectator Notes, available in this week's
magazine.
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The simple answer is NO.
Cambridge University students demand Labour politician loses his college porter
job after he resigned from council in protest against pro-transgender motion
[ 27 October 2020 ]
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Students at Cambridge University are calling for a 'transphobic' Labour
politician to be suspended from his job as a porter at Clare College after
he resigned from the council in protest over a motion in support of
transgender rights.
Kevin Price, who is also employed by the
ancient university, refused to support the
Lib Dem motion which began with the sentences 'trans women are women',
'trans men are men' and 'non-binary individuals are non-binary'.
In his resignation speech, the former Labour deputy council leader said
that the inclusion of those sentences would 'send a chill down the spines'
of 'many women'.
He added that it is 'foolish to pretend' there are not widely different
views or concerns about women's rights, saying that there are women who
'fear' that 'they are unable to raise legitimate questions and concerns
without a hostile response'.
Mr Price also criticised the public information pack supporting the
motion, saying it 'unbelievably' encourages the council to use its own
communication channels to 'counter transphobic reporting in the national
media'.
'Coverage of government consultations, responses and issues around
potential legislation is not transphobic but the role of journalism,' he
commented.
The motion pushed for the council to commit to 'flying the trans flag on
international trans day of visibility and international trans day of
remembrance', 'stating publicly that trans rights are human rights',
'rais[ing] awareness of the community grants fund amongst LGBTQIA+ groups'
and 'facilitating and strongly encouraging all Councillors to attend Safer
Spaces training'.
Following Mr Price's resignation, the Union of
Clare Students (UCS) at Cambridge University denounced the Labour politician
and called for either his suspension or his resignation as college porter.
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Free Speech is something understood and valued
by grown ups, if they are civilized. This nasty little exhibition of malice
tells us why universities should be reserved for people with
IQs in triple figures.
PS The
Mail is censoring comments for some reason but most people are on side.
Charles
Moore asks
Do Chinese
lives matter to Jesus College?
Sonita Alleyne ex Wiki
Sonita Alleyne,
OBE,
FRSA (born 1968) is the
Barbados-born
British co-founder and former CEO of
Somethin’ Else, a cross-platform media production company. Alleyne is a
member of the
BBC
Trust, the governing body of the
British Broadcasting Corporation, and Master of
Jesus College
Biography and career
Alleyne was born in
Bridgetown,
Barbados.
At the age of three she moved to
Walthamstow with her parents and later attended the nearby
Leyton
Manor School and Leyton Senior High School.[1]
She graduated from
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge (1985–88) with a BA in Philosophy[2][3]
and began working as a financial adviser for Royal Life. A year later
she joined
Jazz FM's publicity department and, in her two years at the station,
proceeded to become a trainee producer.[4]
In 1991, Alleyne set up
Somethin' Else, a music publicity business (named after the
jazz album by
Cannonball Adderley), with former colleagues
Jez
Nelson and Chris Philips. The company produced original content for the
BBC and
commercial radio. As CEO, Alleyne led many projects herself, including
the development of
Radio Music Shop, the world's first retail radio station.[citation
needed] By 2008, Somethin’ Else was, according to
The Independent, ‘the biggest syndicator of radio programmes in the
UK, outside of the BBC, distributing shows to more than 200 radio stations
in 65 countries’.[5]
In October 2009, Alleyne stepped down as Chief Executive and took on the
role of Non-Executive Director. Fellow co-founder
Jez
Nelson succeeded her as CEO.[6]
Starting in 2008, Alleyne has chaired both the national arts charity
Sound and Music[7]
and the Radio
Sector Skills Council.[8]
She is also a member of the Court of Governors at the
University of the Arts London and a trustee of the
Islington Arts and Media Trust.[9]
She sits on the UK Culture Committee for
UNESCO and
contributes to the Government
Department of Work and Pensions as a member of the London Skills and
Employment Board and the
National Employment Panel.[10]
She has been a judge for the Precious Awards, which celebrate the
entrepreneurial achievements of black women,[11]
and the
Sony Awards.[12]
In February 2012, she was named the non executive director of
Archant,
a media group.[13]
In July 2012 the Government announced that Alleyne would join the BBC Trust,
the governing body of the Corporation.[14]
Alleyne has been a board member of the
London Legacy Development Corporation since April 2012.[15]
In 2019 she was appointed Chair of the
British Board of Film Classification.[16]
In May 2019, she was elected Master of
Jesus College,
Cambridge, a role which she took up in October 2019.[17]
She is the first woman to hold the role, 40 years after the college began
admitting women as students.[18]
October 2019 also saw Alleyne's influence recognised, with her inclusion in
the 2020
Powerlist, an annual publication listing the 100 most influential
Black Britons.
[19]
Awards and recognition
In 2000, Alleyne received the Award of Excellence from the European
Federation of Black Women Business Owners.[20]
In 2002, she won the Carlton Multicultural Achievement Award for TV and
Radio.[20]
She is a Fellow of the
Royal Society of the Arts and the
Radio Academy.[20]
In 2004, she was awarded the
OBE for services to broadcasting.[13]
Oxford Martyrs
ex Wiki
The Oxford Martyrs were
Protestants tried for
heresy in
1555 and
burnt at the stake in
Oxford,
England, for their religious beliefs and teachings, during the
Marian persecution
in England.
The three
martyrs were the
Anglican
bishops
Hugh Latimer,
Nicholas Ridley and
Thomas Cranmer, the
Archbishop of Canterbury.
History
The three were tried at
University Church of St Mary the Virgin, the official church of the
University of Oxford on the
High Street. The men were imprisoned at the former
Bocardo Prison near the extant
St Michael at the Northgate church (at the north gate of the city walls)
in
Cornmarket Street. The door of their cell is on display in the tower of
the church.
The men were burnt at the stake just outside the city walls to the north,
where
Broad Street is now located. Latimer and Ridley were burnt on 16 October
1555. Cranmer was burnt five months later on 21 March 1556.
A small area paved with granite
setts forming a cross in the centre of the road outside the front of
Balliol College marks the site. The Victorian spire-like
Martyrs' Memorial, at the south end of
St Giles' nearby, commemorates the events. It is claimed, notably in the
early part of the novel 'The Negotiator' by Frederick Forsyth, that the
scorch marks from the flames can still be seen on the doors of Balliol
College (now rehung between the Front Quadrangle and Garden Quadrangle).
University of Oxford
ex Wiki
The University of Oxford (legally The Chancellor Masters and
Scholars of the University of Oxford) is a
collegiate
research university in
Oxford,
England. There is evidence of teaching as early as 1096,[2]
making it the oldest university in the
English-speaking world and the
world's second-oldest university in continuous operation.[2][10]
It grew rapidly from 1167 when
Henry II banned English students from attending the
University of Paris.[2]
After disputes between students and Oxford townsfolk in 1209, some academics
fled north-east to
Cambridge where they established what became the
University of Cambridge.[11]
The two "ancient
universities" are frequently jointly called "Oxbridge".
The history and influence of the University of Oxford have made it one of
the most prestigious universities in the world.[12][13]
The university is made up of
39 constituent colleges, six
permanent private halls, and a range of academic departments which are
organised into four
divisions.[14]
All the colleges are self-governing institutions within the university, each
controlling its own membership and with its own internal structure and
activities.[15]
It does not have a main campus, and its buildings and facilities are
scattered throughout the city centre.
Undergraduate teaching at Oxford is organised around weekly
tutorials at the colleges and halls, supported by classes, lectures,
seminars, and laboratory work provided by university faculties and
departments; some
postgraduate teaching, and occasionally undergraduate teaching, includes
tutorials organised by faculties and departments. It operates the world's
oldest
university museum, as well as the largest
university press in the world[16]
and the largest academic library system nationwide.[17]
In the fiscal year ending 31 July 2019, the university had a total income
of £2.45 billion, of which £624.8 million was from research grants and
contracts.[3]
The university is ranked among the best higher learning institutions by most
international and
major national league tables.[18][19][20]
Oxford has educated a wide range of notable alumni, including 28
prime ministers of the United Kingdom and many heads of state and
government around the world.[21]
As of November 2019,
72 Nobel Prize laureates,
3 Fields Medalists, and
6 Turing Award winners have studied, worked, or held visiting
fellowships at the University of Oxford, while its alumni have won 160
Olympic medals.[22]
Oxford is the home of numerous scholarships, including the
Rhodes Scholarship, one of the oldest international graduate scholarship
programmes.
William Tyndale ex Wiki
William Tyndale (;[1]
sometimes spelled Tynsdale, Tindall, Tindill,
Tyndall; c. 1494
– c. 6 October
1536) was an English scholar who became a leading figure in the
Protestant Reformation in the years leading up to his execution. He is
well known for his (incomplete) translation of the
Bible into
English, influenced by the work of
Erasmus of Rotterdam and of
Martin Luther.
A number of
partial English translations had been made from the seventh century
onward, but the religious ferment caused by
Wycliffe's Bible in the late 14th century led to the death penalty for
anyone found in unlicensed possession of Scripture in English, although
translations were available in all other major European languages.
Tyndale worked during a
Renaissance of scholarship, which saw the publication of
Reuchlin's Hebrew grammar 1506. Greek was available to the European
scholarly community for the first time in centuries, as it welcomed
Greek-speaking intellectuals and texts following the
fall of Constantinople in 1453. Notably, Erasmus compiled, edited, and
published the Greek Scriptures in 1516. Luther's German Bible appeared in
1522.
Tyndale's translation was the first English Bible to draw directly from
Hebrew and Greek texts, the first English translation to take advantage of
the
printing press, the first of the new English Bibles of the Reformation,
and the first English translation to use
Jehovah
("Iehouah") as God's name as preferred by English Protestant Reformers.[a]
It was taken to be a direct challenge to the
hegemony
of both the Catholic Church and the laws of
England maintaining the church's position.
A copy of Tyndale's
The Obedience of a Christian Man (1528), which argued that the king
of a country should be the head of that country's church rather than the
pope, fell into the hands of the English king
Henry VIII, providing a rationale to
break the Church in England from the Catholic Church in 1534.[5]
Before this, in 1530, Tyndale wrote The Practyse of Prelates,
opposing Henry's annulment of
his own marriage on the grounds that it contravened Scripture.
Fleeing England, Tyndale sought refuge in the
Flemish
territory of the Catholic
Emperor Charles V. In 1535, Tyndale was arrested and jailed in the
castle of
Vilvoorde (Filford) outside
Brussels
for over a year. In 1536, he was convicted of
heresy and
executed by strangulation, after which his body was burnt at the stake. His
dying prayer was that the King of England's eyes would be opened; this
seemed to find its fulfillment just one year later with Henry's
authorisation of the
Matthew Bible, which was largely Tyndale's own work, with missing
sections translated by
John Rogers and
Miles Coverdale.
Tyndale's translation of the Bible was plagarized for subsequent English
translations, including the
Great Bible and the
Bishop's Bible, authorised by the church of England. In 1611, the 47
scholars who produced the
King James Bible[7]
drew significantly from Tyndale's original work and the other translations
that descended from his.
One estimate suggests that the New Testament in the King James Version is
83% Tyndale's words, and the Old Testament 76%.
Hence, the work of Tyndale continued to play a key role in spreading
Reformation ideas across the English-speaking world, and eventually across
the
British Empire. In 2002, Tyndale was placed 26th in the BBC's poll of
the
100 Greatest Britons.[12]
Mob Psychology ex Wiki
Crowd psychology, also known as mob psychology, is a branch
of
social psychology. Social psychologists have developed several theories
for explaining the ways in which the
psychology of a crowd differs from and interacts with that of the
individuals within it. Major theorists in crowd psychology include
Gustave Le Bon,
Gabriel Tarde,
Sigmund Freud, and
Steve Reicher. This field relates to the behaviors and thought processes
of both the individual crowd members and the crowd as an entity.[1]
Crowd behavior is heavily influenced by the loss of responsibility of the
individual and the impression of universality of behavior, both of which
increase with crowd size.[2][3]
Origins
The psychological study of crowd phenomena was documented decades prior
to 1900, as European culture was imbued with thoughts of the
fin de siècle. This "modern" urban culture perceived that they were
living in a new and different age. They witnessed marvelous new inventions
and experienced life in new ways. The population, now living in densely
packed, industrialized cities, such as Milan and Paris, witnessed the
development of the light bulb, radio, photography, moving-picture shows, the
telegraph, the bicycle, the telephone, and the railroad system. They
experienced a faster pace of life and viewed human life as segmented, so
they designated each of these phases of life with a new name. They created
new concepts like "the adolescent", "kindergarten", "the vacation", "camping
in nature", "the 5-minute segment", and "travel for the sake of pleasure" as
a
leisure class to describe these new ways of life..............
The first debate in crowd psychology began in Rome at the first
International Congress of Criminal Anthropology on 16 November 1885. The
meeting was dominated by
Cesare Lombroso and his fellow Italians, who emphasized the biological
determinates..............
Literature on crowds and crowd behavior appeared as early as 1841, with
the publication of
Charles Mackay's book
Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.[8]
[ Rather good - Editor ].
The attitude towards crowds underwent an adjustment with the publication of
Hippolyte Taine's six-volume The Origins of Contemporary France
(1875). In particular Taine's work helped to change the opinions of his
contemporaries on the actions taken by the crowds during the 1789
Revolution.
Sigmund Freud's crowd behavior theory primarily consists of the idea
that becoming a member of a crowd serves to unlock the unconscious mind.
This occurs because the
super-ego, or moral center of consciousness, is displaced by the larger
crowd, to be replaced by a charismatic crowd leader. McDougall argues
similarly to Freud, saying that simplistic emotions are widespread, and
complex emotions are rarer. In a crowd, the overall shared emotional
experience reverts to the least common denominator (LCD), leading to
primitive levels of emotional expression.[1]
This organizational structure is that of the "primal horde" – pre-civilized
society - and Freud states that one must rebel against the leader
(re-instate the individual morality) in order to escape from it.[1]
Moscovici expanded on this idea, discussing how dictators such as
Mao
Zedong and
Joseph Stalin have used mass psychology to place themselves in this
"horde leader" position.[10]
Theodor Adorno
criticized the belief in a spontaneity of the masses:
according to him, the masses were an artificial product of "administrated"
modern life. The
Ego of the bourgeois subject dissolved itself, giving way to the
Id and the "de-psychologized" subject. Furthermore, Adorno stated the
bond linking the masses to the leader through the spectacle is feigned:
"When the leaders become conscious of mass psychology and take it
into their own hands, it ceases to exist in a certain sense. ... Just as
little as people believe in the depth of their hearts that the Jews are
the devil, do they completely believe in their leader. They do not
really identify themselves with him but act this identification, perform
their own enthusiasm, and thus participate in their leader's
performance. ... It is probably the suspicion of this fictitiousness of
their own 'group psychology' which makes fascist crowds so merciless and
unapproachable. If they would stop to reason for a second, the whole
performance would go to pieces, and they would be left to panic."[15]
Herd Mentality ex Wiki
Herd mentality, mob mentality and pack mentality,
also lesser known as gang mentality, describes how people can be
influenced by their peers to adopt certain behaviors on a largely emotional,
rather than rational, basis. When individuals are affected by mob mentality,
they may make different decisions than they would have individually.
Social psychologists study the related topics of
group intelligence,
crowd wisdom,
groupthink,
deindividuation, and
decentralized decision making.
History
The idea of a "group
mind" or "mob
behavior" was first put forward by 19th-century French social
psychologists
Gabriel Tarde and
Gustave Le Bon. Herd behavior in human societies has also been studied
by
Sigmund Freud and
Wilfred Trotter, whose book
Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War is a classic in the field of
social psychology. Sociologist and economist
Thorstein Veblen's
The Theory of the Leisure Class illustrates how individuals imitate
other group members of higher social status in their
consumer behavior. More recently,
Malcolm Gladwell in
The Tipping Point, examines how cultural, social, and economic
factors converge to create trends in consumer behavior. In 2004, the
New Yorker's
financial columnist
James Suroweicki published
The Wisdom of Crowds.
Twenty-first-century academic fields such as marketing and behavioral
finance attempt to identify and predict the rational and irrational behavior
of investors. (See the work of
Daniel Kahneman [ See
Thinking Fast and Slow - Ed. ],
Robert Shiller,
Vernon L. Smith, and
Amos Tversky.) Driven by emotional reactions such as
greed and fear, investors can be seen to join in frantic purchasing and
sales of stocks, creating
bubbles and
crashes. As a result, herd behavior is closely studied by behavioral
finance experts in order to help predict future economic crises.[1]
What is Dominic Raab not telling us about Hong Kong
The government’s promised ‘pathway to citizenship’ to Hong Kong people
is wonderful [ sic - for whom and why? You just think it is a
blatant act of Treason - Editor
], but has the Foreign Office arranged a get-out clause? Last
week, Dominic Raab told parliament that ‘if China enacts the [proposed
new security] law, we will change the arrangements for British National
(Overseas) passport holders in Hong Kong’. He added, however, that ‘We
do not oppose Hong Kong passing its own national security law’. Behind
this lies the fact that the Basic Law of Hong Kong, arising from the
Sino-British Agreement of 1984, prescribes that Hong Kong ‘shall enact
its own laws to prohibit any act of treason, secession, sedition or
subversion against the Central People’s Government’. So far, it has not
done so. Hence Beijing’s recent threat. But if, thus threatened, the
Hong Kong Legislative Council (LegCo) does pass the security law
demanded, the outward form will have been observed and Beijing’s wish
will have become Hong Kong’s ‘own laws’. Then Britain’s promise of
citizenship would appear to be void. Since only half the seats in LegCo
are directly elected, Beijing-backers will surely maintain control even
if the democrats triumph in September’s elections. Is this what Mr Raab
is not quite telling us?
Sonita Alleyne, the Master of
Jesus College, Cambridge, issued a
passionate ‘personal message’ about the killing of George Floyd on her
college’s website: ‘The message posted on the College Twitter account
“If one man can’t breathe, we all can’t breathe” were my words,’ she
revealed. ‘Be angry at this moment.’ Ms Alleyne’s message was published
on 5 June — the day, in 1989, when the world watched the famous pictures
of a young man confronting a line of tanks in Tiananmen Square. Soon
10,000 Chinese could not breathe, being dead. I have recently drawn
attention to the adulatory approach of the college’s China Centre to the
regime of the Chinese Communist party, which this year banned
commemorations of the killings. Ms Alleyne comments readily on the
events in Minneapolis, but has forbidden dons to speak to the press
about her college’s relationship with China.
On Tuesday morning, I was invited on the Today programme to debate
with Lionel Barber, ex-editor of the
Financial Times, the
strange story of the New York
Times and the Republican Senator Tom Cotton. Headlined ‘Send in the
Troops’, Senator Cotton’s piece supported President Trump’s threat to
restore order in American cities. So great were the protests from staff
and readers that the publisher and editor decided it should not have
been published. The op-ed page editor resigned. The BBC’s phone
connection started garbling, so I never said an audible word. But before
it disappeared altogether, I did hear Lionel talking about the ‘failure
of process’ which led to publishing. There probably were such failures,
perhaps made forgivable by the physical problems of lockdown (which also
caused failure of process on
Today). But that is an evasion. The real reason for the rumpus was
that the paper had run a controversial opinion piece by a Trump
supporter. Most editors dread articles by politicians because they can
be so dull; but a broadsheet should run them when they represent an
important view at an important time, including one opposed to the
paper’s. Mr Cotton, a prominent Senator with a military background,
fitted that bill. The paper’s internal conflict was interestingly
expressed in tweets by Bari Weiss, a
New York Times writer. She
splits the paper between the ‘(mostly young) wokes; and the (mostly 40+)
liberals’. The latter made the mistake, she says, of thinking the young
they had appointed shared their ‘civil libertarianism’. They don’t. The
‘New Guard’ believe in what they call ‘“safetyism”, in which the right
of people to feel emotionally and psychologically safe trumps what were
previously considered core liberal values, like free speech’. A
Committee of Public Safety! That spells death to journalism.
On 18 June (which, we must overlook, is Waterloo Day), President
Emmanuel Macron will visit London to celebrate the 80th anniversary of
General de Gaulle’s famous ‘Appel’ to the French people made, thanks to
Winston Churchill, via the BBC (‘France is not alone! She is not
alone!’). He will meet the Prince of Wales and the Prime Minister, and
present London with the Legion d’Honneur for its wartime role helping
the Free French. I gather there is hesitation in Downing Street about
Boris Johnson joining the President at Churchill’s statue in Parliament
Square. This seems a mistake: it would be a good way of re-honouring the
war leader after some Black Lives Matter protestors insulted him. It
would also be good for the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, who may receive the
decoration on behalf of his city, to be reminded of a statue that
matters.
Taro Aso, finance minister and former prime minister of Japan,
attributes his country’s low Covid-19 mortality rate (900 deaths in a
population of 126 million) to its social manners (‘mindo’). A
controversial remark, apparently, but it feels right. With a disease
often carried by touch, those who bow rather than shake hands and
discipline their social contact are at a great advantage. I once met Mr
Aso on the grouse moor of Henry Keswick, the great China merchant. His
own manners in this unlikely setting were charming — orientally courtly,
but with a twinkle in his eye. He had never shot grouse before, but had
been in the Japanese Olympic skeet shooting team. Although wearing a
dark office suit instead of tweed, Mr Aso stood in his butt with modest
confidence. He shot every grouse that approached, and a hare. There were
five drives in the day but, when invited to continue after the first, he
said: ‘No thank you. Too cold. Back to house.’
Until the lockdown, I rarely read sports pages. Now I play a ‘Spot the
Ball’ competition in them every day: are there any balls to spot?
Naturally, the picture supply has diminished. Some days, there are no
pictures of a ball. It is like war reporting without pictures of guns.
Jesus College Panders To Black 'Victims' Again [ 10
November 2020 ]
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One of the University of Cambridge's richest colleges is removing the
memorial to a 17th benefactor who was involved with the slave trade.
Jesus College, which is worth £344 million, is taking the memorial to Tobias
Rustat out of its chapel because it is 'celebratory'. Rustat, an advisor to
King Charles II, was one of Jesus' biggest benefactors.
In the 17th-Century he gave the college vast
sums of money, and also helped the university buy the first books for its
library. However he was a major investor in slave-trading enterprise the
Royal African Company. The memorial is being removed days after it emerged
that a separate statue of Rustat at the university could also be taken down.
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As one of the
Mail's commentators tells us,
Hugo
Boss was a Nazi & friend of naughty,
little Adolf. Do we care? No, we buy his
clothes just the same. Jesus' men are
Quasi-Intellectuals who have fallen for the idea that
Blacks are victims of Racism,
a Propaganda meme marketed by Jews. They seem
not to notice God's Chosen People's
active anti-black racism in Israel. Mob
Psychology works on our "betters" See the
Protocols Of The Learned
Elders of Cambridge. Do they all/most/some read
The Guardian, the one founded by
John Taylor, a deeply unpleasant thug
made rich by Cotton grown by slaves & picked by
slaves?
The Sun, a wonderful newspaper that informs the peasant masses puts the
boot into
Manchester strikers and
Abraham Lincoln, another winner of a fraudulent election.
Ugly Third World Racist Alien Compares Black Author To Joseph Goebbels
[ 4 April 2021 ]
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Infamous Cambridge University professor
Priyamvada
Gopal has compared the black author of a report on race relations in
Britain to Nazi party propagandist Joseph Goebbels.
Gopal, who serves as a professor of postcolonial studies at the
university, questioned the credentials of Dr Tony Sewell, one of the
lead authors of the 264-page
Downing Street report that concluded there is no “institutional
racism” in the United Kingdom, asking: “Am I correct in thinking that
it’s not, in fact, ‘Dr’ Tony Sewell? I mean, if we are doing to pander
to the establishment, then surely the establishment’s rules matter.”
Upon learning that the Jamaican heritage chairman of the Commission
on Race and Ethnic Disparities is in fact a doctor, receiving a PhD from
Nottingham University, the woke professor added: “Fair enough. Even Dr
Goebbels had a research PhD.”............
Gopal has previously come under fire for her controversial remarks on
race, writing in June of last year, for
example: “I’ll say it again.
White Lives Don't Matter. As White Lives.”.........
The Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report, which found
that there is no “institutional racism” in Britain and that poor white
working-class people trail behind many other ethnic groups in the
country, has sparked a furious backlash from the left-wing
establishment.
UNQUOTE
Gopal
is a loud mouthed, gobby, ugly Third World
racist Brahmin as
distinct from a mere
Untouchable. Recall that Indians with their well known commitment to
diversity were given separation in 1948; only a million of them were
murdered. Gopal is a result of the
Protocols Of The Learned
Elders of Cambridge. The place is run by
Quasi-Intellectual Fools. The twerps in
Jesus College appointed
Sonita Alleyne, a loud mouthed black ignoramus as their Master. Perhaps
Gopal is aiming to be the Master or Mistress of
Churchill College.
Lunatic Fringe At Cambridge Blocked
[ 22 June 2021 ]
QUOTE
A controversial group which was set up at a Cambridge college to examine
the links between Winston Churchill, race and the empire, has been scrapped.
The team of academics and students at Churchill
College decided to disband the group after heavy pressure to cancel a series
of its events, it is understood.
The Working
Group, which had been organised in the wake of
George Floyd's murder [
Suicide by fentanyl poisoning in fact - Editor ] in May
last year, was to examine the former Prime Minister's views on race - but
was accused by critics of being stacked with left-wing academics intent on
smearing the World War Two Prime Minister.
It held an event called ‘The Racial
Consequences of Churchill’, during which a panellist said wartime leader Sir
Winston was the ‘perfect embodiment’ of ‘white supremacist philosophy’. The event also included claims that the
British Empire was ‘far worse than the Nazis’.
UNQUOTE
These Quasi-Intellectual twerps complain
about white supremacism but ignore the ugly reality of
Jewish Supremacism. Do they even know
what it is? The Protocols
Of The Learned Elders of Cambridge are operational here, proving that
the Education Industry is at the forefront of
the Culture Wars being waged against us by
Zionist crazies.
Free Speech Being Attacked In Cambridge [ 2 October
2021 ]
QUOTE
Is ‘respect’ a right or a woke joke? Crick goes to Cambridge to tackle a VERY
toxic free speech row
Cambridge academics are embroiled in a fierce debate over freedom of
speech which could threaten jobs if a university vote goes the wrong
way. But is this just another assault by the 'woke'-brigade? Michael
Crick investigates the polarising topic that could have chilling
consequences for future generations of students.
UNQUOTE
Michael Crick talks to
Ross Anderson,
a highly respected professor. Various other Cambridge wallahs bottled
out. They are nervous about Free Speech
but then if you are grossly Racist,
especially an Anti-White Racist
driven by hate you can see why. The
Protocols Of The
Learned Elders of Cambridge show that there are things only
Quasi-Intellectuals are stupid enough to
believe. You doubt it? See the video, think for yourself. Decide for yourself.
St John's College, Cambridge Breaks 350 Year Old Custom By Allowing
Women To Become Choristers [ 15 October 2021 ]
QUOTE
St John’s College at Cambridge University will break a 350-year-old tradition by
allowing girls and women to become choristers for the first time. Girls and women will be allowed to join the
historically all-male group at St John’s College choir that was set up in
1670 from next year.
Andrew Nethsingha
has directed the choir for 14 years and is a former organ scholar at St
John’s.
The College said he had 'spearheaded' the
move, strengthening his 'reputation for encouraging young singers'. It added
he was known for 'championing contemporary music and commissioning new work
from established and emerging composers'.
Mr Nethsingha said it was a 'great and
historic day' for the choir.
He said: 'I hope this small step will bring
the day closer when there is gender equality amongst composers, organists
and conductors, as well as among politicians, business leaders and in all
other walks of life.
UNQUOTE
You might think that Nethsingha
is some kind of alien infiltrator. In fact he is Sinhalese. The
Mail mentions that the new Master of St John's is a woman,
Heather Hancock. She has done nothing with her life except snivel to the
"right" people. Her face fits but she has not bothered to move to Cambridge.
See Protocols Of The
Learned Elders of Cambridge. It is being destroyed by the
Culture Wars with the help of the
Lunatic Fringe.
PS With a dozen Nobel Prizes, mainly not
the rubbish; they are the real thing you might think it was once a pretty good outfit.
That was then, this now.
Cambridge College To Return Looted Cockerel Statue To [
Nigeria ] [ 16 October 2021 ]
QUOTE
A Cambridge college is to return a looted
bronze cockerel statue to representatives from Nigeria in a ceremony this month.
Jesus College set up its
Legacy of Slavery Working Party in 2019 to explore the 'historical, legal and moral status of
the college's ownership of the Bronze'. It followed a campaign by students for the
item's return. The group concluded that the statue, which was
[ allegedly ] looted by British colonial forces in 1897 and given to the college in 1905
by the father of a student, 'belongs with the current Oba at the Court of
Benin'. The Oba of Benin is head of the historic Eweka
dynasty of the Benin Empire, centred on Benin City in modern-day Nigeria.
Jesus College said in a statement that it
'became the first institution in the world to announce its decision to
return a Benin Bronze' in 2019. The statue had been removed from display at
the college in 2016. It will be returned to Nigeria's National
Commission for Museums and Monuments in a ceremony at Jesus College,
attended by delegates from the commission and Benin, on October 27.
UNQUOTE
The
Mail is marketing the
Left Wing obsessions
of the Lunatic Fringe - or is it just
filling the space on a quiet news day? It does not point out that the men
running Jesus College, some of the
Most Learned Elders of
Cambridge chose to appoint
Sonita Alleyne, an ugly black twerp
as their Master [ not Mistress of course ].
What has Alleyn ever done?
Research? Not a chance? Has she taught? Never. But she is gobby. Pandering to
Blacks is the policy of our current crop of
Quasi-Intellectuals. As
George Orwell
told us
Some ideas are so stupid that only intellectuals believe them.
The Mail's readers are not falling for this one. NB The blacks will sell this
lump of bronze and carry on thieving; business as usual.
St John's College, Cambridge Breaks 350 Year Old Custom By Allowing
Women To Become Choristers [ 17 October 2021 ]
QUOTE
St John’s College at Cambridge University will break a 350-year-old
tradition by allowing girls and women to become choristers for the first
time.
Girls and women will be allowed to join the
historically all-male group at St John’s College choir that was set up in
1670 from next year.
Andrew Nethsingha
has directed the choir for 14 years and is a former organ scholar at St
John’s.
The College said he had 'spearheaded' the
move, strengthening his 'reputation for encouraging young singers'. It added
he was known for 'championing contemporary music and commissioning new work
from established and emerging composers'.
Mr Nethsingha said it was a 'great and
historic day' for the choir.
He said: 'I hope this small step will bring
the day closer when there is gender equality amongst composers, organists
and conductors, as well as among politicians, business leaders and in all
other walks of life.
UNQUOTE
You might think that Nethsingha
is some kind of alien infiltrator. In fact he is Sinhalese. The
Mail mentions that the new Master of St John's is a woman,
Heather Hancock. She has done nothing with her life except snivel to the
"right" people. Her face fits but she has not bothered to move to Cambridge.
See Protocols Of The
Learned Elders of Cambridge. It is being destroyed by the
Culture Wars with the help of the
Lunatic Fringe.
Quasi-Intellectual Fools Destroying Cambridge Heritage [ 25 January 2022
]
QUOTE
QUOTE
An ecclesiastical court will hear a dispute next month over whether a
memorial to a 17th century benefactor who invested in slave-trading
companies can be moved from the chapel of a Cambridge University college.
Tobias Rustat, who was a major investor in the
Royal African Company and had been a servant to King Charles II, became one
of Jesus College's largest benefactors before the 20th century. The college,
which is worth £344million, last year submitted an application to the
Diocese of Ely to relocate a memorial to Rustat from its chapel to a
permanent exhibition [ and hidden? ] space in the college.
A consistory court case, starting on February
2, is due to help decide the fate of the monument to Rustat who donated
£2,000, the equivalent to £450,000 today, to fund scholarships for the
children of Anglican priests.
Prominent historical figures with alleged
slavery links were re-examined after the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020
which saw the toppling of a statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol
- a contemporary of Rustat...............
Following recommendations made by the
College's Legacy of Slavery Working Party in 2019 and 2020, the college took
the view that the memorial represents a celebration of Rustat which is
'incompatible with the chapel as an inclusive community and a place of
collective wellbeing'.
The Master of Jesus College,
Sonita Alleyne, said that the college's proposal to relocate the
monument to an educational exhibition space was 'part of a process of
critical self-reflection on the long-term legacies of enslavement and
colonial violence'.............
A number of college alumni have objected to
the proposal to move the memorial...............
'The memorial is an obstacle to some members
of our community participating in all these college events.'
In February last year, the descendants of
Rustat criticised the plans to move the memorial. Stephen Hemsted and his
three brothers, Rustat's tenth great nephews, lodged a complaint with the
college and argued that the Royal African Company was not the source of
money he gave to the institution.
The family told
The Times that they regarded Rustat as a 'distinguished ancestor' and
added there was 'no justification' for removing the memorial.
Mr Hemsted said of Rustat: 'It's clear that the bulk of his wealth came
from things [that were] nothing to do with slavery, so the money that was
given to Jesus College clearly has nothing to do with slavery.'...........
Mr Hemsted had proposed to Ms Alleyne that a notice be put in the chapel
explaining both Rustat's generous donations and his links to the slaving
company.
He said the college's plan was to remove the memorial entirely and
instead have a plaque at the entrance warning people they were stepping into
'a place where Tobias Rustat had put money'.
UNQUOTE
The starting point for this storm in a teacup is the appointment of
Sonita Alleyne as the Master of
Jesus College. She was elected in spite of being
ugly, stupid, never having taught or researched. But she is black and gobby
so her face fits. The Quasi-Intellectuals
who voted for her have lifetimes of study behind them; they are twerps all
the more for that. You might recall that the
Learned Elders Of Oxford
chose to send the
Archbishop of Canterbury to be
burnt at the stake as a heretic.
This lot would too if they could get away with it.
PS the only sensible comment of the four so far comes from
Akali Singh, an alien infiltrator. He mentions William Ellison,
a black who owned 63 slaves in Carolina. Who took the slaves in the first
place? Blacks, often
Hausa or
Yoruba were slave traders.
Slavery in
Africa mentions
Bono State,
Ashanti &
Yoruba of Nigeria as well as the
Imbangala
of Angola and
the
Nyamwezi of
Tanzania.
Does little Miss Alleyne know? More to the point does she care?
Cambridge Academics Hate Major Benefactor Who Did A Bit Of Slaving But Take
Megabucks From Chinese Slavers [
30 January 2022 ]
QUOTE
A short bicycle ride from the River Cam, where tourists go punting and
generations of bleary-eyed students have leapt from bridges to celebrate the end
of exams, is the ancient chapel of Jesus College. Dating back to 1157, and famed
for candlelit evensongs and an internationally respected choir, its well-worn
pews have, over the years, cradled the backsides of such notable alumni as
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the Romantic poet, and a young
Prince Edward..............
Lost amid such splendour is a white marble plaque affixed to the wall of
the west nave. Upon close inspection, it bears a portrait of Tobias Rustat,
a bewigged 17th-century philanthropist and courtier to Charles II, who gave
generously to Jesus College and was duly buried beneath the chapel following
his death in 1694.
Until recently, this large but understated
monument — the work of master sculptor Grinling Gibbons which celebrates its
subject’s ‘faithfulness’ and ‘workes of charity’ — has tended to pass most
visitors by................
On Wednesday, the Diocese of Ely will
commandeer Tobias Rustat’s last resting place to stage a high-profile and
bitterly contested court hearing to determine whether the College patron —
who, in 1671, gave it £2,000 (some £500,000 today) to fund scholarships for
the orphan children of Anglican clergyman — should, as the modern saying
goes, be ‘cancelled’.
Scheduled to last at least three days, it will
be heard in the chapel by His Honour Judge David Hodge QC, and revolves
around an application by Jesus for the ‘Rustat Memorial’ to be removed from
its lofty perch on the walls of the Grade I-listed building — and placed
instead in a nearby basement that had been used as a wine
cellar................
The whole thing also represents a test case for the
Church of England, which last May
instructed the nation’s 12,500 parishes and 42 cathedrals to consider the
removal, relocation or alteration of plaques or monuments connected to the
slave trade. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby supports such gestures,
saying that ‘some [monuments] will have to come down, some names will have
to change’............
In recent years, the College has pursued an alarmingly close commercial
relationship with the autocratic Chinese Communist Party, which stands
accused of presiding over the enslavement and genocide of hundreds of
thousands of Uighur Muslims, not to mention the ongoing repression of
millions of its own citizens.
UNQUOTE
Why have the Learned
Elders of Cambridge gone wrong? They are
Quasi-Intellectuals afflicted with
Pathological Altruism. You might think it is
Mob Psychology in action; it seems to have
gone all through the Establishment as part
of the Long March Through The Institutions. The
Church of England is run by twerps as
well.
Cambridge Professor Abused By Anti-White Twerps [ 9 August 2022 ]
QUOTE
A
Cambridge University professor 'bullied and harassed a junior female
colleague and told her to "sit down woman" and "shut up" in a row over a
report into Gonville and Caius College's links to slavery'. [
Legacies of Slavery and Coerced Labour report Gonville & Caius
]
Joe Herbert,
86, is accused of engaging in 'unwanted behaviour in the form of bullying
and harassment related to the protected characteristic of sex' by junior
colleague Bronwen Everill over discussions that took place over the report............
It came after a witness said Herbert, professor of neuroscience. had
behaved in a sexist way towards Ms Everill - who was in charge of overseeing
the slavery report. Following the remarks during the meeting, Herbert sent her a series of
emails, stating: 'You are clearly avoiding any rational discussion and one
can only draw an obvious conclusion from that.' Another added: 'I told you to shut up because
you were shrieking at me.
UNQUOTE
This is a storm in a teacup but the attitudes behind it are not. The reality
is that educated people, who should be highly intelligent could not or would
not act like civilized human beings. This Everill woman has swallowed the
Hard Left propaganda line that the
White Man is responsible for all evil & that
Blacks are just victims. It
is
Mob Psychology in action, another example
of the Protocols Of The
Learned Elders of Cambridge. Does Everill know or even care that
The Royal Navy was in the front line against slavery or that
Slavery was outlawed in Parliament in 1807 at the behest of
William Wilberforce, another
self-righteous canting rogue? I doubt it.
Black
Professor Is Semi-Literate [
21
October 2023 ]
QUOTE
Jason Arday, a sociologist, didn’t speak until he was eleven and was
illiterate until he was eighteen. He has still not attained full literacy.
Summarising one of his articles, he wrote: “This paper employs a Critical
Race Theory (CRT) a storytelling method, which operates as a
counter-narrative in attempting to conceptualise my own professional
experiences of negotiating normative Whiteness, diversifying Eurocentric
curricula and conceptualising the racial mirco-aggression”. The first few
words contain one mistake of grammar and two of punctuation. The sentence
makes no sense. How can a theory attempt to conceptualise a person’s
experience of conceptualising something? What is “the racial mirco-aggression”?
Arday claims that his life was profoundly affected by the news that Nelson
Mandela had been released from prison, which happened when he was four.
(History Debunked, Feb. 24th 2023, “A boy who could not read and write until
he was 18 becomes a professor at Cambridge University”,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYwkgmJtBeE.)
UNQUOTE
Richard Knight's full article is at
https://www.unz.com/article/women-etc/ Little Mr Arday witters about
Racism, hates Englishmen but can waffle.
