Years ago when I was just a small child there was a man called Prince Monolulu. He was a racing pundit and my dad was a bookmaker. I was a scallywag.

Monolulu

Monolulu whose real name was Carl Peter Mackay claimed that he was Abyssinian royalty, but he was infact from the West Indies. He was essentially a conman who made his fortune out of gullible punters, but they loved him for his antics. He used to mimic gorillas to thunderous applause, and take the Micky out of the posh people on the expensive grandstand areas. He took the proverbial out of everyone, often concentrating on their physical attributes. He referred to some as ‘rubber-lips’, ‘c**ns’. ‘chinks’, ‘limeys’, or whatever took his fancy.

He would not survive in today’s political climate and would probably be in Jail. Wrongly in my view, because he was a great entertainer. 

“What on earth is this all about”? I hear some say, even if you have got this far.

Well, I will tell you. 

Largely uncommented upon by us ‘whities’, a court case has just concluded where an Indian Conservative councillor has succeeded in a prosecution against a Black Liberal councillor for referring to her as a ‘coconut’.

Apparently this Indian woman was so upset that she burst into uncontrollable tears, and has suffered nightmares and stress since the event, even though she did not personally hear it, only being told about it later. 

The Black lady, one Shirley Brown also suffered extreme stress, we hear in her defence, no doubt to soften the sentence.

Shirley Brown 

Now this case has been going on for 18 months, costing us hundreds of thousands of pounds, with no real outcome because the ‘guilty party’, only received a little slap on the wrist.

So, what is so terrible about calling someone a ‘coconut’, we wonder?

Well apparently it is a commonly used insult by ethnics to describe someone who is black or at least dark on the outside, but hiding white sensibilities on the inside. In other words being turncoats, or traitors to their roots. (Further evidence that these people do not intend to allow integration.)

The real point here, that most of us have missed is that it is also a damned great enormous insult to white people.

That gaudily attired Brown woman has grossly insulted white people, and so has that Indian woman by believing in the whole thing, and knowing what it all meant. Now we know how these imports really feel about us, but do we care?

Jay Bethwa

No. We do not care because we are better than them.

We do not get insulted easily, because we are tough.

These people get insulted because they are weak, and always seek revenge or a golden crock at the end of the rainbow.

All very un-British indeed, and another very valid reason why these types will never ever  deserve the right to call themselves after these great islands on which we live.

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