David Cameron on TalkSport

David Cameron was on TalkSport radio today and was asked about immigration and of course he was oh so concerned about it. But when pressed by the presenters he said that he thought people's concerns about immigration were only a matter of numbers and had absolutely nothing to do with ethnicity, culture, religion or the social make up of whole towns/cities changing.

When one of the presenters (Mike Parry I think) said that maybe Mr Cameron was a little out of touch with the public on this issue he said that he most certainly was not, and that he speaks to members of the public every week about immigration and their only concerns about it were the numbers coming in and not cultural in any way shape or form (he also said that as long as the number of people coming in and the number leaving more or less matched then that was okay).

He also thought that the French burkha banning thing was going too far as was the Swiss vote on banning minarets.

So, in Mr Cameron's eyes if, say, a million white British Christians leave Britain every year and are replaced by a million Asian Pakistani Muslims then that's okay, and as long as the numbers balance then the good old British public won't mind being effectively 'replaced' in their homeland one bit.

'Out of touch' doesn't come close.

So for all those going to vote Tory because they think that they'll be strong on immigration and support a Christian Britain over an Islamic one - wake up!

David Cameron's Islamic Schools Claim

It has been claimed today in Parliament (by David Cameron) that the government has funded - to the tune of £113,000 - two Islamic schools in England that promote Islamic extremism.

I don't know if this allegation is true or not (it was made by a politician of after all) but, if it is true does that mean that Great Britain is funding Islamic terrorism/training camps?

If that's true then are we now going to be invaded by the USA?

No Clue Cameron

David Cameron writes in The Mail on Sunday today of his desire to fix Broken Britain (again).

He particularly touches on the cases of Baby P and Shannon Mathews.

But his solution for these sorts of dysfunctional family disasters is amongst other things more help for parents in the first year of a child's life 'because this is the time that parents are more likely to split up'.

Couples! Families! Parents! Split up!

Is he kidding?!

Split up! - these sorts of people are not 'together' in the first place!

Women like Karen Mathews etc , drop kids like they drop their knickers - as often as possible!

Fathers and husbands are just not an option for most women like this, and if they occasionally are an option then they are of the 'here today gone tomorrow' variety.

Privileged Cameron cannot be expected to understand this sort of mindset - and he doesn't!

Maybe he means well but he just doesn't have a clue.