If you had had the dubious privilege of watching the BBC’s political debate programme "Question Time" on March 6, you would have been afforded a glimpse of what immigration and multiculturalism have become in Britain, their consequences for its native residents, and the Establishment’s response to both the crisis and the protests about it. It followed the usual "Question Time" format, in which members of the public from an always-changing part of the country ask a panel of politicians and other “experts”, such as media people and assorted celebrities, questions of particular importance to them. This episode was filmed in Barking, an area of East London that has been subjected to an invasion -- a member of the programme’s audience did use this appropriate term -- by many ethnic immigrants over a short time. A look at the studio audience gave an idea of its multicultural composition. Only one person was allowed to ask a question...(Read Full Article)