Rod Liddle comments

[toby1]

In December 2009 Rod Liddle in The Spectator referred to two black rappers, Brandon Jolie and Kingsley Ogundele, who had plotted to kill Jolie's 15-year-old pregnant girlfriend, as "human filth" and said the incident was not an anomaly. Liddle continued:

The overwhelming majority of street crime, knife crime, gun crime, robbery and crimes of sexual violence in London is carried out by young men from the African-Caribbean community. Of course, in return, we have rap music, goat curry and a far more vibrant and diverse understanding of cultures which were once alien to us. For which, many thanks.

Liddle was accused of racism after his comments, to which he replied that his comments were not racism but a discussion of multiculturalism.In March 2010, the Press Complaints Commission upheld a complaint against Liddle, since "the magazine had not been able to demonstrate that the 'overwhelming majority' of crime in all of the stated categories had been carried out by members of the African-Caribbean community". After the publication of the crime figures in June 2010, The Sunday Telegraph claimed that Liddle was "largely right on some of his claims", but "that he was probably wrong on his claims about knife crimes and violent sex crimes"

Rod Liddle was not afraid to call out Criminal Spades  but to be accused of racism was probably to try to shut him up, didn't work though !

[fretslider]

Mar 3, 2021 18:31:52 GMT -5 toby1 said:

In December 2009 Rod Liddle in The Spectator referred to two black rappers, Brandon Jolie and Kingsley Ogundele, who had plotted to kill Jolie's 15-year-old pregnant girlfriend, as "human filth" and said the incident was not an anomaly. Liddle continued:

The overwhelming majority of street crime, knife crime, gun crime, robbery and crimes of sexual violence in London is carried out by young men from the African-Caribbean community. Of course, in return, we have rap music, goat curry and a far more vibrant and diverse understanding of cultures which were once alien to us. For which, many thanks.

Liddle was accused of racism after his comments, to which he replied that his comments were not racism but a discussion of multiculturalism.In March 2010, the Press Complaints Commission upheld a complaint against Liddle, since "the magazine had not been able to demonstrate that the 'overwhelming majority' of crime in all of the stated categories had been carried out by members of the African-Caribbean community". After the publication of the crime figures in June 2010, The Sunday Telegraph claimed that Liddle was "largely right on some of his claims", but "that he was probably wrong on his claims about knife crimes and violent sex crimes"

Rod Liddle was not afraid to call out Criminal Spades  but to be accused of racism was probably to try to shut him up, didn't work though !

The facts of the matter are this.


Back in the early 2000s New Labour decided to bring many African children from the war zones to England. These children had witnessed the most barbaric practices and mindless violence first hand and were in dire need of counselling and help.

But New Labour plonked them into council estates with no real support. Even the gangs were shocked by the violence of the newcomers - a wrong look, or imagined sleight was enough to kill. As a gang member said at the time, we had to up our game.

It's been like that ever since.


That is diversity in action. That is the price we've had to pay for Blair's virtue signal.

[toby1]

Thanks for the update Fretty ! I was not aware of exactly what happened, I always liked Rod Liddle though.
It still narks me immensely that Blair seems to have got away with his many crimes against the English people, If I ever win the Lottery then I would hire some Albanians to do him and his ghastly wife.