Sunday - September 15, 2013

Planning in advance for future population engineering

Reader comments in the Mail say it all for me.
I thought it might have been an early April 1st joke. But no.  Someone was very serious about this.
Just shows ya what our world has come to. And hey btw ... you can not know for certain that one day, at the rate this island takes in immigrants, that Wales won’t have maybe half those languages spoken in this place, and the white population will no longer be 96%.  What a gloomy thought that is.

Wales you should be aware, is a place of awesome beauty.  And at the moment at least, there are places like this that are sooooooo white, makes one want to be there.  But not in winter.  It’s always nice in photos, and I’ve been there but only briefly so of course the magic remains.  I understand however that it isn’t highly prosperous, lots of hill farming, sheep, but I didn’t see any.  I recall acres of wild flowers and very hilly.

School form offers choice of 80 languages including Igbo and Tagalog in an area that is 96 per cent white

Conwy council has been accused of trying to ‘micro-manage’ its residents

One parent describes the form as ‘a baffling lesson in geography’

But the council says it trimmed the list from one containing 300 languages

By Liz Hull

When it comes to finding out the first language of children being raised in North Wales, most would assume that English and Welsh were the two obvious choices.

So parents were stunned when pupils were sent home from school with a form asking them to tick the dialect that applied to them from a list of more than 80.

Remarkably, the local authority in Conwy, where 96 per cent of the population is white, says it trimmed the list from one supplied by the Welsh Government, which contained around 300 different languages and races.

Medieval: Conwy Castle, built by Edward I in the 13th century, sits imposingly on the Conwy Estuary.

The baffling list still included obscure languages spoken by races in far-flung corners of the world, including Igbo, a dialect spoken by people native to south-eastern Nigeria, and Tagalog, which is spoken by just a quarter of Filipinos.

Other languages listed on the form were Kannada, the mother tongue of people living in the Indian state of Kannartaka, and Wolof, the dialect of the Wolof people living in Senegal, Gambia and Mauritius.

It was accompanied by an equally confusing form asking parents to detail their child’s ethnicity, which included seven categories for travellers and gypsies alone, plus around 85 other nationalities and races.

The ‘data collection’ documents were issued by schools in Conwy County Borough Council this week as children returned after the summer holidays.

The area has a predominantly white British population, with less than four per cent coming from an Asian, black or other ethnic background.

The council says the information is needed to help schools ‘provide a better education service’.

But one parent said yesterday: ‘This form was a baffling lesson in geography.

‘It’s another example of councils trying to micro-manage and know everything about the people who live in their communities.

‘While everyone understands the importance of giving every child a good education, this seems completely over the top.

‘This part of North Wales is predominantly white British, but some council bureaucrat, in their bid to be politically correct and not offend anyone of a particular race or ethnicity, has spent time putting this endless list of obscure languages together.

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