THE WORLD HAS GONE MADIT'S OFFICIAL
By David Icke
THE WORLD HAS GONE MAD
Political correctness is part of the Illuminati agenda and is being used to further suppress freedom of expression.
It is designed to imprison what we say and think to the point where people will be in fear of saying anything without first assessing all the consequences of saying it. In some professions this is already the case. Spontaneous expression will be history and let no one underestimate the affect that will have on the human psyche and its willingness to freely express itself.
Racial discrimination, or discrimination on the grounds of sex, sexual orientation, or anything else to do with the physical body, is not only unpleasant it is utterly ridiculous given that the body is merely a vehicle for the consciousness to experience this world or frequency range. We have all experienced all of these different bodies or races at some time, no doubt. And we are all each other, anyway.
But race, along with religion, is one of the most important fault lines through which ALL of us, no matter what our genetic inheritance, are divided and ruled. This whole political correctness movement is designed to further expand the potential for this, as well as frightening people into keeping their thoughts to themselves.
Here is an example of just how insane all this has become:
In England a boy of eleven is to face a criminal trial for what is described as a "glorified schoolyard incident". When he was still ten, he was taunted by an Asian classmate at a school in Ipswich for being overweight and was likened to a tellytubby. The overweight boy then allegedly called his taunter a "Paki bastard" and punched him twice in the back. Neither taunt was very pleasant, but for goodness sake this banter goes on between kids all over the world every day. I went to a school in Leicester with a high black and Asian ratio of students and I was called an English or white bastard (and worse) many times. But so what? Its just playground talk, just teasing between kids, that's all.
But not in these days of Big Brother, it's not. Wait for this:
The Asian boy's father went to the police over the incident and the overweight boy was charged with a "racially aggravated assault"!!!!! A High Court judge, Lord Justice Kennedy, clearly thought this week that the whole case was ludicrous. He ruled that he could not interfere with the discretion of the Crown Prosecution Service, which decided to bring the case to court. But the judge said that he could fully understand the arguments for the case not going ahead and he suggested that prosecution could not be particularly helpful to any of the children or the school involved. He added:
"It is in many respects a tragic matter...It may be argued that even to think in terms of the prosecution is using a sledgehammer to crack to a nut."
The cost of the prosecution to public funds (taxation) will be around £25,000 and the boy has suffered great distress by this crazy decision of the Crown Prosecution Service, instigated by the other boy's father. The overweight boy has stopped attending school and, the High Court heard, he was "remorseful, distressed, and significantly tearful." His counsel, Mr. Ferguson, said:
"The case raises the question of whether anti-discrimination law has been meant to catch and destroy a ten year old boy involved in tit-for-tat schoolyard name-calling and teasing. If the matter is pursued to conviction there will be a very significant labeling of this young boy, which will have the most devastating and disproportionate affect upon his life. The whole school is facing a racially-aggravated incident, which would otherwise have been long forgotten."
This case shows just how extreme and farcical political correctness has become - and how biased. If the Asian boy had called the other an "English bastard" would the case have reached court? No, of course not, and neither should it have done.
I am all in favour of protection for ALL races from discrimination in terms of treatment and work opportunities. Protection that treats ALL people equally. But laws that can prosecute people for calling someone a "Paki bastard" or any other such name related to ANY race are utterly ludicrous. Just call someone a bastard and that's fine, but make any reference to their nationality or the genetic history of their body and there's a knock on the door.
I have been called a "Leicester bastard" in banter over the years because of my support for Leicester City Football Club. I think, therefore, it is only right that I should be able to bring a prosecution against such people for an offensive reference to my place of origin. I was also born at the Leicester General Hospital and I take any negative reference to this hospital, and the land on which it is built, as a clear case of racial discrimination against me personally and all those who have entered this world at that place. If anyone ever calls me a "Leicester General Hospital bastard", they should be warned that I shall call the police immediately.
Geeez (note the offence against another's religious belief, sorry, so sorry, please don't prosecute), why don't we go that one stage further and have legislation to prevent someone being likened to a tellytubby?? After all, that is discrimination on the basis of a person's body shape. What is the difference between that and a reference to a body colour? Mind you, call someone a Paki teletubby and present legislation will suffice.
Beam me up Scotty, and get me out of here.
(Oops, reference to a nationality, better watch my words, and I wish to make it clear that I do not regard Scottish people as only fit to take orders from an overweight American captain. I would also like to make a full apology to Captain Kirk for any hurt I may have caused to him by making reference to the size of his belly. I wish to state categorically that no-one should be judged by size or eating habits. Phew, thank God, I got out of that one. Er...with apologies to all atheists who do not believe in God..sorry....).
For God's (or No God's) sake it is JUST A BODY. And if people are offended by references to their bodies, well they can just as easily choose not to be offended. What this nonsense is doing is making people choose their words so carefully that it is having an increasingly subconscious affect on our ability to open our mouths and speak without watching every last word and assessing the consequences first. A better definition of psychological fascism I cannot imagine.
We used to have a playground saying during teasing and banter which went: "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me." Or only if we choose to allow them to. That's as far as such incidents used to go, whatever those words were. Now they can go to court. What depths of insanity we are now exploring.
What is so clear from this case is that those in the Crown Prosecution Service who chose to pursue this case to court, have the same mental age as the two boys involved. Actually, I am probably being optimistic.
David Icke
