One cannot help noticing that the three most horrific murders of small children by those supposed to be caring for them are from various "communities" within our (now officially defunct) multi-cultural society.
Victoria Climbie was from the African diaspora, Peter Connelly, judging by surname evidence, must be from the Irish diaspora and Daniel Pelka was from the recent Polish wave of migrants (lauded earlier today by Jonathan Portes as "helping to reduce deficits").
One hesitates to comment on such tragic cases.
But is it not obvious that the globalised movement of labour, in which individuals are treated as mere economic units of no intrinsic value, is going to result in casualties?
Society breakdown comes at a cost.
Victoria Climbie was from the African diaspora, Peter Connelly, judging by surname evidence, must be from the Irish diaspora and Daniel Pelka was from the recent Polish wave of migrants (lauded earlier today by Jonathan Portes as "helping to reduce deficits").
One hesitates to comment on such tragic cases.
But is it not obvious that the globalised movement of labour, in which individuals are treated as mere economic units of no intrinsic value, is going to result in casualties?
Society breakdown comes at a cost.
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