More Moslem Bollocks

[cleefarqhuar]

So the two investigations into the 'Trojan Horse' entryism of extremist Moslems taking over Birmingham Schools has found sound evidence that that is indeed the truth, although, oddly, they find 'no evidence' of a conspiracy.
Now this is odd.
If a group of BNP activist had planned and implemented a similar strategy, then would the fair-minded, impartial investigators have reached the same conclusion?

Would they bollocks!

More soft-pedalling and kow-towing toward Islam!
And to add the cream topping and cherry to this sundae of shyte, some of the teachers that have preached hate against our cultural traditions remain in post!

Think BNP teachers!

But to my mind this whole horrible stinking kettle of fish that is multicultural Britain toady is summed up by the apology of the Birmingham Chairman of Education who said that they closed their eyes to what was going on because they were interested more in social cohesion than in exposing this chamber of multicultural horrors

Perhaps our PC Luvvies find this explanation entirely acceptable and reasonable
But to me talk of 'social cohesion' when a self ghetto-ised section of our 'community' is preaching hate against our values is possibly the largest pair of bollocks to be witnessed in the multicultural pantheon that is littered with bollocks of all colours and sizes!

[jean]

I am surprised you haven't spotted the commexion between what's been happening in Birmingham, and the Academy ethos of separating schools off from local authority control and encouraging governing bodies to feel they can do what they like.

[cleefarqhuar]

Jul 22, 2014 13:27:47 GMT jean said:

I am surprised you haven't spotted the commexion between what's been happening in Birmingham, and the Academy ethos of separating schools off from local authority control and encouraging governing bodies to feel they can do what they like.

You are hopelessly confused - presumably this is another of your incoherent examples of how the Free schools system is a failure
Pathetic!

[jean]

Don't take my word for it:

...You cannot deny that Birmingham local education authority is in complete disarray and cannot protect its young people. As money became tighter, and the local authority shrank, of course schools saw the move to academy status as the holy grail – self-governance, more money and the authority to make decisions about the curriculum that would best serve their communities. A whole tier of local accountability (poor though it was) had been eradicated. But so many schools have converted – including some that didn't really want to – that these issues are not confined to the Trojan horse schools.

So how did it manifest itself at our level? It was not the nitty-gritty of who was being invited in for assemblies, or the nature of sex and relationships education (SRE). We started to hear about disagreements between headteachers and their governing bodies. It was about people feeling marginalised, ignored, belittled and patronised. It was about being pressured to adopt specific policies, such as a conservative SRE policy, or one that promoted particular religious ethics above others. Or to employ particular people. There were a few appointments at a very senior level that made us roll our eyes because quite clearly appointees were unsuited for the job or very inexperienced. Some very respected colleagues had their names, intentions and schools smeared for no valid reason, sometimes by senior colleagues, sometimes by governors – seemingly to ease people out of the door.

Some of my colleagues have lost jobs, or just lost confidence. Some no longer have the opportunity to serve the children that need them. This isn't really about Islam; it's about how academies make it easy for governing bodies, a chair of governors, or a sponsor with an agenda – religious or otherwise – to completely undermine school leaders. There is simply no one stopping them...

Have a look at the comments, too.

[cleefarqhuar]

You seem unable to discrminate when propagandist bo11ocks is shamefully paraded.
Do you not know - is the writer of this article not aware(of course he/she is) that some of the schools involved ware directly under LA control?
The governance of Academies may lead to such situations, but so does LA control!

Utter intellectual dishonesty!

[jean]

As the writer of the article was at pains to point out, the LEA in this case was weak and ineffectual.

But the Academy system makes things far worse, and actually enshrines within itself what was previously a failing that could be remedied.

(You did read the comments, didn't you? Of course you did!)

[cleefarqhuar]

Jul 22, 2014 15:02:06 GMT jean said:

As the writer of the article was at pains to point out, the LEA in this case was weak and ineffectual.

Yes

Jul 22, 2014 15:02:06 GMT jean said:

But the Academy system makes things far worse,

There is simply no evidence for that

Jul 22, 2014 15:02:06 GMT jean said:

and actually enshrines within itself what was previously a failing that could be remedied.

There is direct contra-evidence for that in the very article you posted

[jean]

Jul 22, 2014 17:00:39 GMT cleefarqhuar said:

There is direct contra-evidence for that in the very article you posted

Where?

The sentence I highlighted says exactly what I say it says.