A Black MP and history

Dawn Butler is upset that there were no black women MPs 400 years ago

What can you say? Just what can you say when you read that the overpaid black MP, Dawn Butler is calling for a dedicated complaints department with the power to suspend fellow Members of Parliament and send them on "awareness training courses" for upsetting her.

The Spanish Inquisition was nothing compared to these courses for those who do not pay due respect to the Gods of Political Correctness and multiculturalism and she wants blood for being black.

Supported by another "professional black" MP, Diane Abbot she is is upset over a couple of things.

By all accounts a Labour MP once asked her whether they celebrated Christmas in Jamaica. Well do they? I don't know but I guess it was reasonable question. She had just received a free flight upgrade from Air Jamaica around about that time and given that her parents are Jamaican immigrants one would think she would know the answer. Obviously not.

But given that she made the following statement:

'Over the past 400-plus years, the only black people - and black women in particular - in Parliament have been there to cook and clean. For some politicians, it's still a shock to come face to face with a black women with any real power. Racism and sexism is Parliament's dirty little secret.'

she is obviously thicker then we first thought. Perhaps she is not even qualified to work in the kitchens of Parliament.

Four hundred years ago, Queen Elizabeth the 1sts death was still fresh in the memory of the British People, James the 1st had not long been on the throne and Guy Fawkes had just been hung drawn and quartered.

The English Civil war and the reformation of Parliament were nothing but a dream and the telescope had just been invented, so I doubt if there were any white Polish Cleaners in Parliament let alone blacks.

Being a well balanced person, with a chip on both shoulders, she goes on the attack:

It has not helped that the Labour party powers-that-be have always seen me as "uppity" but I have dealt with the racism and misogyny by reaching out to other black women.

No Dawn. Not uppity. Stupid and ignorant of the history of the Country that has taken your family in and elevated you way above your abilities.

A British National Party believes in the best man or woman for the job, not quotas and reverse discrimination.