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Jack Black · #1 (**permalink**) 27-04-2008, 04:07 PM

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At a time when our society is... better educated than ever before... We work for the whole of society... What we are is a body that attacks unfairness... Managed migration has brought great advantages to the country.

Thus spake Trevor Philips, Chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, in the 27 April 2008 edition of The Sunday Times.

Let's look at what he said in a little more depth:

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At a time when our society is... better educated than ever before...

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

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Poor white boys – a forgotten group who also face a kind of institutional racism. I am deeply worried that they will grow into poor, disillusioned, alienated white men.

Worried?

So you f***ing should be, Trev! Let's face it, after a lifetime of your gloating, stick-it-to-whitey-Clyde, whip-hand man stuff, you wouldn't be doing your poor, little white lad routine now, if you weren't sh** scared of the Big Bang round the corner, would you?

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Why should the Equality and Human Rights Commission care?

See above.

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Many people, including our friends, think that it exists largely to shout the odds for anybody who is not male, white, straight and able-bodied.

We have noticed, Trev.

That's why the Big Bang will be a-coming round the mountain when she comes.

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We aren’t a minorities’ pressure group.

Yes you f***ing are, you gibbon!

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We work for the whole of society.

Ha ha ha ha ha!

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Those who suffer most disadvantage have a right to come first in the queue for our support.

That'd be your Africans, West Indians, Asians and fairy types, judging by the last 50 years, I suppose?

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What we are is a body that attacks unfairness wherever it sees it.

Ha ha ha ha ha!

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That’s why some of the wider trends that may be leading to greater inequality are right at the top of our agenda.

Ha ha ha ha ha!

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Let me be unambiguous about this last issue. I am pro-immigration.

Of course you are.

We never thought any different, Trev. Despite all the flannel.

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The British people’s experience is that managed migration has brought great advantages to the country, not the tide of hate that Powell prophesied.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

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But immigration... if we aren’t careful, the benefits from it will fall into the hands of employers, shareholders and middle-class professionals, while any burdens are left to be borne by the poorest in society.

How uncannily accurate, Trev.

Are you aware that that's what we've been saying for the last forty years?

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We also need to be clear that worrying about the consequences of immigration does not make you antiforeigner.

It used to, though, didn't it?

You know, for about forty years? Until the British people started getting p***ed off with all you PC Crowders calling them racist every time they tried to stand up for their own?

And you began to get worried?

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Why are some groups in society not getting the chances they deserve?

Like us poor, white boys, you mean?

Well, that would be because blokes like you have got the whip hand now, haven't you? And your sort have never been interested in letting we native, white types have what we deserve.

What's ours, in other words.

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A report by the Bow Group, the Conservative think tank, showed that in the past 10 years almost 4m pupils left school without gaining the basic qualifications of five good GCSEs... Its report spoke of the “why bother?” generation.

What was it that you said earlier, Trev?

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At a time when our society is... better educated than ever before...

Ha ha ha ha ha!

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If people feel shut out, they will try to find someone easy to blame: the outsider, the immigrant.

What if the immigrant IS to blame?

Can we blame him then? Without being called nasty names by your lot, that is? Have things really changed that much since you started getting anxious about the backlash?

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At the commission, we are doing research on educational underachievement and its link to ethnicity.

Sambo is denser than Sanjay, Suleiman, Sergei and Miss Saigon.

But Stephen is the dimmest of all!

There you go, Trev! That's what you wanted to hear! That's what you want us to think! Saved you a lot of work there, my son.

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Initial findings reveal that, for example, Bangladeshi and black African students at school outperform their white peers from comparable economic and social backgrounds.

You lot are all so much better than us, eh Trev?

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Statistics also show that black African, Bangladeshi and Pakistani students achieve higher GCSE scores than equivalent white students.

Ha ha ha ha!

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We know that it is not only white children from poorer background who are struggling. Black Caribbean children are also underachieving.

Ahh.

We're just the same, eh? The white trash and the dark matter are one and the same! I get it now, Trev. I get where this is leading to. Me, you and Brixton against the Pakistani brainboxes, right?

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We will host a conference on white working-class boys.

We, your black and Asian overseers, will host a conference on you poor, white trashy types.

Good of you, Trev.

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We need to demonstrate that fairness is about equal treatment for all – black, white or Asian.

Bit too late for that, Trev.

The blue touch paper's already been lit.

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Fair treatment and equal chances are everyone’s right.

That's what we Brits used to say.

But blokes like you were never interested.

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No one should feel the work of the commission is “not about me”.

It's all about you and others just like you, Trev.

And that's why the Big Bang is a-coming, no matter what.

Trevor Phillips is chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Equality and Human Rights Commission?

Ha ha ha ha ha!

For a brief politically incorrect exposé of Philips, go here:

I Am An Englishman

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