denny Ethnic & National book

The third and final round of the 'boxing match' between George Galloway and a racist (or closeted racist). Galloway lectures this woman about how people abroad come to the UK to work get a British passport. You have to live in the UK for 10 years to get a passport. She also blasts Galloway for calling the previous caller (see round 2) a racist for mentioning about the Nigerians. Did Galloway KOed his opponent or was it him who was KOed? Originally broadcasted on 15th October 2010.

From BBC News: The United States lawyer behind the Rooney Rule in American football's National Football League (NFL) says he is confident English football's authorities will adopt the pioneering recruitment process. The Rooney Rule, established in 2003, requires NFL teams to interview one black or ethnic minority candidate for head coaching and senior football operation opportunities that become available, as part of a transparent and open recruitment process. Cyrus Mehri, based in Washington, has been in London this week meeting with the game's top bosses to present the rule as a way of addressing the lack of black and ethnic minority coaches and managers in professional football. Birmingham City's Chris Hughton and Chartlon Athletic's Chris Powell are the only black managers across all 92 professional clubs, despite more than 25% of players in the league being black. "I think that this is a key moment," Mehri told BBC Sport. "I have confidence in the people I met with. They were very impressive, they asked good questions and came with an open mind. "I'm very confident that when they study this issue they're going to reach the same conclusion that the bosses in the NFL reached, which was it may not be perfect but there is no better solution and we have to address this issue." Mehri explains that the Rooney Rule - named after Dan Rooney, the owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the chairman of the league's diversity committee - was initially met with scepticism in the ...

The second of a 'boxing match' between George Galloway and a racist (or closeted racist). It is his toughest fight of the three. Galloway lectures a teacher (ironically) over immigration, particularly the over swamping (implied by the teachers dialogue) of Nigerians in his hometown! Galloway has been accused of being a left wing, anti-white racist to which he asks the teacher if he is a member of the BNP for giving the racially charged rhetoric. The teacher denies any affiliation with the far right party. The teacher would accuse Galloway of using left wing clichés for labeling him as a BNP type amongst other things and making assumptions about how British people won't take certain jobs. Did Galloway KOed his opponent or was it him who was KOed? Originally broadcasted on 15th October 2010.

George Galloway starts a conversation with a closeted racist man (the white Anglo Saxon Protestant). The latter claims there are 5 million illegal immigrants, which Galloway points out it is nothing but racist trash. It is apparent that the caller's wife was timing him when he will call him a racist. The possible owner of an Adolf Hitler blow-up is then dismissed by Galloway at the end of the call. Originally broadcasted on 8th August 2009.

George Carlin on the American people and war.

Stand-up on national pride

Γιώργος Νταλάρας - Μάνα του Αλέξανδρου (Μακεδονια) en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org The song in the video above was sung by a Greek in Greek language, for all those who consider themselves Greeks and are of this ethnicity, in the honor of their famous Macedonia region in Greece. Listen, also, to this song in Aromanian (Vlach) language: www.youtube.com In Greece, the Aromanians are called Vlachs (Greek: Βλάχοι). There are numerous festivals celebrating Aromanian culture all over Greece. The Panhellenic Federation of Cultural Associations of Vlachs (www.vlachs-popsv.gr) has publicly stated that they do not want Aromanian recognized as a minority language nor do they want it inserted into the education system, and the same organization also protested, when Thede Kahl discussed in a paper if they could be designated a "minority". In Greece, Aromanians are not regarded as an ethnic but as a linguistic - albeit unrecognized officially - minority, since most of them express an ethnic Greek identity. The majority of the Aromanian population lives in northern and central Greece. The main areas inhabited by these populations are the Pindus Mountains, around the mountains of Olympus and Vermion, and around the Prespa Lakes near the border with Albania. Some Aromanians can still be found in isolated rural settlements such as Samarina, Perivoli and Smixi. There are also Aromanians (Vlachs) in towns and cities such as Ioannina, Metsovo, Veria, Katerini, and Thessaloniki. It is ...

George Carlin on national and ethnic pride