NUT condemns violence in the classroom

NUT dumbs down their logo. Well OK. I confess. It was Norman D Landings

The Marxist led National Union of Teachers, not unsurprisingly, condemn violence in the classroom but obviously not on the streets, when it is used to silence free speech and curtail democracy. They have been having meetings with the unelected, Moslem and state funded, Unite Against Freedom (UAF) thugs who are not even prepared to allow their names or positions within this terrorist organisation to be published.

Fearful for the jobs of their Marxist members, who spend more time brainwashing Our Children then in teaching them, they are fully aware that a British National Party government would have them all being handed P45's for their pathetic performance over the last four decades.

The Devon Branch of the NUT, are worried about the continued growth of the British National Party and the increased level of political activity in Exeter as a result of all these new patriotic troops, led by seasoned campaigners hitting the bricks every evening and weekends.

The teachers are concerned that the BNP, who contested 11 seats on councils in Devon last May, may do so again this year. And they have every right to be concerned, because the British National Party will not only be contesting the seats they stood for last year but many others besides.

All over Our Country, children in schools and people visiting council offices are noticing a strange smell and wondering about its origins. Well I can tell you. It is the stench of fear coming from the Marxist teachers and Councillors who have betrayed our children and our people. Fear of the day of judgment that approaches slowly but surely towards them and their lost jobs and positions and I for one welcome the smell because it is also the smell of victory.

NUT throw away their independence

Now we of the thinking fraternity have been concerned with not only the low educational standards of some of the people who teach our young, but also their political affiliations.

So it is disappointing but not surprising to read that the NUT Conference as passed a motion calling for a political fund despite the arguments this as caused in the past.

You may find some of the Unions ideas of independence and impartiality unusual when you read Jerry Glazier, speaking on behalf of the executive say:

“Our union jealously guards our independence from any political party.

“But without a political fund we cannot, by law, say don’t vote for the BNP.”

Or when Betty Joseph adds:

“A political fund will mean that we can actively campaign against academies and against groups like the British National Party when they stand in elections.”

It would seem that the NUT would rather play at politics then educate our young and prepare them for the future. If I was a teacher who believed in democracy and freedom of speech, I would be clicking on Solidarity and finding out more about a real Trade Union that values those qualities.

UPDATE

Baljeet Ghale, the first ethnic minority president of the National Union of Teachers, believes that ordering schools to teach "British values" merely incites racism.

Well she would say that wouldn't she.


If you would prefer that your children learn how to read rather then about Karl Marx then vote for the British National Party on May 3rd - B.N.P. Day.