“If the Conservative Party is permitted to discriminate in terms of involvement in favour of women, the BNP must be permitted to discriminate in terms of involvement in favour of white working class people.”
This entirely accurate assessment of Tory and Commission for Racial Equality hypocrisy was made yesterday by a leading poster on the Conservative Party home website.
Writing under the pen name “Melanchthon,” the Tory writer points out that the recent announcement by Conservative Party leader David Cameron that he will actively discriminate against white males in candidate lists has implications for the Tories.
“The only difference between a political party that restricts involvement in certain activities to women and one that restricts involvement in certain activities to white working class people is that we feel tempted to approve of the first and to disapprove of the second,” writes the senior Tory blogger.
“But from the point of view of the liberal social arbitrator, that is precisely the sort of difference that must be ignored. If the Conservative Party is permitted to discriminate in terms of involvement in favour of women, the BNP must be permitted to discriminate in terms of involvement in favour of white working class people.
“For what cannot be allowed to pass would be for the Conservative Party to employ all-women shortlists, but for the law that applies to our rulers (to political parties) to be different from that applying to the rest of us, for the law itself to discriminate in its treatment of men and women, and for the law to permit only those forms of discrimination we approve of, forbidding those that we (today) dislike. What's it to be?” the blogger concludes.
Of course, the Commission for Racial Equality race Gestapo, who are endorsed by Mr Cameron and the Tories, have been as quiet as a morgue over the announcement by the Conservatives that they will discriminate against white males.
Making the announcement in Parliament, Mr Cameron said under-representation of women and ethnic minorities was a "real problem for Parliament and it's been an even greater problem for my party.”
The announcement of all female candidate lists by the Tory leader is yet another 180 degree swing by Mr Cameron. Previously he had condemned all-women shortlists as a step too far.
Even Tory MP Ann Widdecombe dismissed the notion, saying that Mr Cameron’s latest idea was "appalling" and would make women MPs "second class citizens."
Mr Cameron made his comments as he, Gordon Brown and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg appeared before a Speaker's Conference inquiry by MPs looking at how to “increase the representation of women, ethnic minorities, homosexuals and disabled people in the Commons.”
The irony of this inquiry is completely lost on that bunch of lying hypocrites. All those parties are in favour of the continued Third World immigration invasion which, if left unchecked, will result in the total Islamification of Britain.
Once that occurs, there will be no “homosexual rights” or even any democracy. These inherently Western concepts are dismissed as “decadent” under Sharia law which will be Britain’s future under the Lib-Lab-Con regime.
