Britain is Anti-British
By Richard
Littlejohn
The
Red Cross banned its 430 charity shops from
putting up Christmas decorations on the grounds
that it might be “offensive” to
non-Christians. A spokesman said, “The Red
Cross is a neutral organisation and we don’t
want to be aligned with any particular
philosophy. We don’t want to be seen as a
Christian or Islamic or Jewish organisation
because that might compromise our ability to work
in conflict situations around the world.”
The Red Cross is a Christian organisation. Where
do they think the cross comes from? Muslim
countries have their own version, called The Red
Crescent. Are they abolishing Ramadan because it
might be “offensive” to Christians, or
Jews, or Hindus, or Zoroastrians? What do you
think? The modern Red Cross is decidely not a
neutral organisation. The leadership has fallen
to the Guardianistas, like almost every other
charity in Britain. They ruthlessly pursue an
anti-British, anti-Christian, ultra-Left agenda.
This is the same organisation, don’t forget,
which bankrolled the Sangatte departure lounge
and closed residential homes in Britain to
concentrate on helping asylum seekers and illegal
immigrants.
Another once-respected organisation now also
firmly in the grip of the Guardianistas is the
NSPCC. This year it has refused to accept
second-hand toys for needy children, claiming
such gifts breach European safety regulations. It
says it would be too expensive to submit all the
toys for inspection. The law the NSPCC quotes has
been in existence since 1989. So why hasn’t
it been invoked before? Needless to say, the
NSPCC refuses to comment. The people in charge
prefer to deprive children of a much-needed gift
at Christmas rather than run the risk of facing
accusations of being “bad Europeans”.
Anyone with a shred of common sense or humanity
would simply have ignored the rules or challenged
the Eurocrats to take them to court. Since 1989,
how many children have been killed or injured by
teddy bears, fluffy bunnies and cuddly toys
donated to the NSPCC? Big charities these days
are big businesses, run by self-regarding,
Left-wing professionals hired out of the jobs
pages of The Guardian. Hatred of everything
remotely British is a defining characteristic of
the people who run most public organisations
these days, from the National Lottery to the Old
Bill.
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