Whatever the BBC say, Britain is still mainly white, Christian and straight

[European blood]

There are lies, damned lies and statistics. And then there’s the Integrated Household Survey from the Office of National Statistics.

The Government spends a small fortune on this annual exercise, which is designed to identify social trends in Britain. This year was the biggest ever, with a record 420,000 respondents.

According to the ONS, it is the definitive study of ‘sexual identity, religion, ethnicity and perceived general health’.

Presumably, it is intended to reinforce the officially endorsed portrait of Britain as a vibrant mosaic of multi-cultural, religious and sexual diversity.

Certainly, that’s how it has been greeted on the Left. The Independent, for instance, was ecstatic. ‘Official statistics show big rise in number of Britons unsure of their sexuality’ it declared yesterday.

Under the headline ‘More varieties of sex, please, we’re British’, the paper rejoices: ‘Britons are becoming more sexually adventurous, with fewer defining themselves as “straight” and an increasing number answering “don’t know” when asked to define their leanings.’

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...#ixzz1ZeAUwako

[Saturni]

Anyone who still pays any attention to the "mainstream" media outlets in this day and age needs their heads examined.

I, personally, get more current information off this board than I do from any newspaper or cable news station.

[Albion]

Whatever the BBC say, Britain is still mainly white, Christian and straight

Exactly!

The BBC recently ran a TV programme, "Mixed Britannia".

They support anything that goes against the white, Christian, straight norm of society so they support immigrants and give them prominence in programs and put a higher percentage than is representative of the population on TV.
They have quite a few gay TV hosts and they absolutely adore Islam.

Funnily enough they are quite against Hinduism, Sikhism and Indians who have generally assimilated better than Pakistanis and don't cause too much trouble.
The Indians generally side with native Brits when it comes to Muslims and immigration, they see themselves as perfect little Brits now...
They're only a small minority and still marry their own though so the Indians aren't too bad, they could make good allies against the Pakis really but we don;t want to be swamped we either of them.

[Beorn]

‘Britons are becoming more sexually adventurous, with fewer defining themselves as “straight” and an increasing number answering “don’t know” when asked to define their leanings.’

I answered my job description as a 'professional alcoholic', my sexuality was 'never mind your fucking business' and my religion as 'anglo-saxonism'.

The Office of National Statistics and other assorted cunts need to wind their necks in.

[Logan]

The BBC does seem to have an agenda. They ought to project as they once did; more British, less world view.

[European blood]

Exactly!

The BBC recently ran a TV programme, "Mixed Britannia".

They support anything that goes against the white, Christian, straight norm of society so they support immigrants and give them prominence in programs and put a higher percentage than is representative of the population on TV.
They have quite a few gay TV hosts and they absolutely adore Islam.

Funnily enough they are quite against Hinduism, Sikhism and Indians who have generally assimilated better than Pakistanis and don't cause too much trouble.
The Indians generally side with native Brits when it comes to Muslims and immigration, they see themselves as perfect little Brits now...
They're only a small minority and still marry their own though so the Indians aren't too bad, they could make good allies against the Pakis really but we don;t want to be swamped we either of them.

"Nearly 100 years ago, Chinese seaman Stanley Ah Foo arrived in Liverpool to start a new life. He soon fell in love - but laws at the time meant that his English bride, Emily, was only able to marry if she gave up her British nationality and became a so-called alien herself.

In Mixed Britannia - a new three-part series for BBC 2 - George Alagiah explores the often untold stories of Britain's mixed-race communities. He met Stanley and Emily Ah Foo's daughters, Doreen and Lynne, who told the remarkable story of how their parents met, and the restrictions placed upon them."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-14990721


The dailymail is learning with the BBC.

Our love was colour blind... but our families weren't

"Deeply moving, and exposing tensions that still blight Britain today, mixed-race couples from four generations tell their stories"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...l-stories.html

[Dead Eye]

The majority at the moment is but for how long?
The main problem is the influential youth who have been brainwashed to tolerate everything and everyone who go around thinking that this is cool.But hey,they haven't experienced anything else apart from the current hellhole called Britain so how are they to know any better?