Monday, 22 August 2011
This is Lindsay Johns. He claims to be a negro. In fact, he obsesses about it. He has carved out a journalistic career pontificating on 'black' issues. Read this pitiful screed on whether Britain will ever have a black Prime Minister. I had read a few of his lame articles before but never actually seen a picture of him. So I was utterly gobsmacked when I finally did see one today.
What kind of negro this? An Ali G type negro? Do you think he would pass muster in the streets of Kinshasa or Soweto, or do you think he would get beaten up by the local blacks to get revenge for the British empire or some other grave historical humiliation that Europeans have inflicted on the negro populations of the world?
Is this what David Starkey meant when he said the whites have become black?
With charisma and presence, Lindsay is keen to share his passionately held beliefs with a wide audience.Source
Able to switch from highbrow Ciceronian eloquence to vernacular patois and back again in the same sentence, Lindsay can reach a multiplicity of audiences.
Lindsay Johns must be some kind of tragic Drexl figure, a whiteboy who thinks he is black. If you don't know who Drexl is, here's a scene from True Romance.
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I don't care what colour his skin might or might not be, his article on whether we might have a black prime minister makes a lot of good points. For example, how does the BBC playing rap on Radio 1 Xtra mean that it's engaging with black people? Where's the black radio 4?
Race is a chimera with a sinister history related to slavery and population control. The moment we realising we're all in the same boat - and facing the coming storm - the better.
DO you actually know where his father is from and what he looks like? I suggest you do some more research in to your subject and look further than the picture.
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