TORY SOCIALISM
In the English Rights Campaign entry dated the 14 December, regarding David Cameron’s rapid descent into socialism with his politically correct quotas for Tory candidates, made the comment that:
We need not have worried. Mr Cameron has quickly clarified that issue with his appointment of an open lesbian, Margot James, as a vice chairman of the Tory Party, along with a female Muslim, Sayeeda Warsi, as well.
Miss Warsi was a race relations adviser to Michael Howard and was a Tory candidate at the last general election.
Miss James is a multi-millionairess as a result of a successful business career, and also has already stood as a Tory candidate at the last general election. She has now been given special responsibility for women’s issues.
It would seem that the promotion of homosexuals will take place without formal quotas.
Both of these women are expected to be included in Mr Cameron’s new candidates list system.
The difficulty in commenting on these matters is that it is all too easy for the politically correct to interpret such criticism as an attack on the ‘minorities’ themselves. It is not. It is an attack on those who seek to exploit such ‘minorities’ for their own ends.
Miss James is probably a very capable and nice person. Likewise Miss Warsi.
Mr Cameron’s gimmicks merely demean not only himself, but also his colleagues and the Tory Party itself.
‘The status of homosexual candidates is unknown.’
We need not have worried. Mr Cameron has quickly clarified that issue with his appointment of an open lesbian, Margot James, as a vice chairman of the Tory Party, along with a female Muslim, Sayeeda Warsi, as well.
Miss Warsi was a race relations adviser to Michael Howard and was a Tory candidate at the last general election.
Miss James is a multi-millionairess as a result of a successful business career, and also has already stood as a Tory candidate at the last general election. She has now been given special responsibility for women’s issues.
It would seem that the promotion of homosexuals will take place without formal quotas.
Both of these women are expected to be included in Mr Cameron’s new candidates list system.
The difficulty in commenting on these matters is that it is all too easy for the politically correct to interpret such criticism as an attack on the ‘minorities’ themselves. It is not. It is an attack on those who seek to exploit such ‘minorities’ for their own ends.
Miss James is probably a very capable and nice person. Likewise Miss Warsi.
Mr Cameron’s gimmicks merely demean not only himself, but also his colleagues and the Tory Party itself.
posted by erc @ 2:32 pm
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