£700,000 LOTTERY  GRANT FOR  ANTI-BRITISH  STUDENT  BODY!

The student group demanding the sacking of a leading Oxford Professor over his quite democratic links to Migration Watch - the immigration watch dog has received almost £700,000 in Lottery funding.
On top of this, STUDENT ACTION FOR REFUGEES (STAR) has also been given undisclosed grants from the Department of Education and Skills which would take the money this neo-Marxist body has sucked from the British public aorund ONE MILLION POUNDS!

The Oxford University branch of STAR which is hounding and threatening Professor David Coleman because of his links to Migration Watch which warns about the negative effects of immigration has been labelled by STAR as 'racist'. (No surprises there!)

Recently it merged that  the Commies of STAR had been awarded £677,580 in two lottery grants - one to 'raise awareness of refugee and asylum issues'.

DOMINIC WEINBERG (now there is a name to think about!), 21 is a leading member of STAR but is now running a little scared as the focus of the national media swing onto their persecution of Professor Coleman.

It's time to STOP buying National Lottery tickets which just fund the lefty scene in Britain and it is also time that STAR left Professor Coleman alone and dissolved itself!

This is the latest move by Red Student bodies to clamp down on free speech:-

Last November, London School of Economics lecturer and evolutionary psychologist Satoshi Kanazawa was accused of reviving the politics of eugenics when a journal published his paper alleging that African states were poor and suffered ill-health because their populations were less intelligent than people in richer countries.

Four months earlier, Frank Ellis at Leeds University became the first university lecturer to be suspended under the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000. His suspension came after he told his student newspaper that black people and women were genetically intellectually inferior. Dr Ellis took early retirement last summer.

Boycott the National Lottery!

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