Illiteracy and the destruction of the English language in London — which is obviously caused by mass
immigration — has been blamed on teachers and white people “being indifferent to their children’s education,”
a new Tory-sponsored report has said.
The Centre for Policy Studies report, "So Why Can't They Read?", was ordered by Tory London mayor Boris Johnson
to report on what he called “an epidemic of illiteracy” and “a serious cause of economic underperformance.”
Despite the obvious answer to the lack of English skills question being apparent in that statement, the report
goes on in typical establishment fashion to blame white people.
The report firstly blames white teachers who “have a weak grasp of spelling and syntax” and adds that
the “problem cannot be blamed on the large number of immigrant pupils in city schools.”
Not content with blaming teachers for the Tower of Babel of over 300 languages now spoken in London schools, the Tory report then directly blames the few remaining whites in London.
According to 2007 estimates, 42.3 percent of London’s population belong to groups other than white British and a Greater London Assembly report in 2009 indicated that over 50 percent of all people under the age of 18 in London were from ethnic “minorities.”
The British National Party is the only party to point out that mass immigration is the primary cause of
cultural change.
All the other parties pretend that a Third World immigrant stops being Third World as soon as they step off
a plane on British soil.
The reality is that nothing of the sort happens. All that occurs is that the Third World is imported along
with the Third World population.
Unless halted and reversed, Britain will be colonised and its thousands of years old culture will be destroyed,
as is already happening in London.
Recommended reading: The Great Reading Disaster: Reclaiming Our Educational Birthright by Mona McNee and Alice
Coleman.
By the late 1980s half the nation's children were receiving eleven years of progressivist schooling that failed
to give them even the elementary basis of education that was completed by the age of seven in earlier days.
This great reading disaster was caused by the 'look--say' method of teaching, which presented whole words not
individual letters. This book explains the causes and provides the solution to this problem. In 2006, the
Secretary of State for Education and Skills has ordered schools to use the phonic method but there seems
little evidence that its implications are properly understood or that any serious re-training programme for
teachers is being put in place. The authors believe their explanations in this book are thus needed just as much
as ever. Softcover, 341 pp.
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