XVII, not so long ago started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. This is now the seventh cartoon in the series and the series seems to be getting more and more popular by the day with with his Poster averaging almost 80 views a day so far. Cartoon number seven touches on the story of the Trollz. For those of you who don’t know what they are, you soon will!

And to top this cartoon off, I am the presenter… Thanks XVII!!

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XVII, not so long ago started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. While we are waiting for the next installment of the cartoon, XVII has seen fit to grace us with a little bit of a filler regarding “Dress Code – Do’s & Don’ts”. Enjoy and remember to leave comments and Digg,Facebook,Tweet or do whatever you need to do!

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Gordon Brown has made a complete balls up of this one! If you don’t feel like watching the whole video, skip to around the 4:30 Mark. You can hear Mr Brown discussing how much of a “disaster” the whole thing was.

Keep it up Gordon, you keep sending your voters this way!

XVII, not so long ago started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. This is the first “Poster” design to fill in while we are waiting for Cartoon Number 7. Hope everyone likes it as I think the stuff coming from this guy just gets better and better!

There is also a line of Merchandise under creation, some of which look absolutely amazing! Here’s a sneak preview of one of the T-Shirts:

On Sale Soon...

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XVII, not so long ago started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. This is now the sixth cartoon in the series and you all seem to be enjoying it according to my stats. Here is number Six in this excellent series named Political Correctness.

XVII, not so long ago started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. This is now the fifth cartoon in the series! This man is a cartoon making machine. This one touches on the issue of the Burka, hope you like it because it certainly made me smile!

XVII, not so long ago started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. This is now the fourth cartoon in the series and is just as funny as the first three. Enjoy it people and there will be a new one for you tomorrow. Remember to click the images for the full size version!

Keep them coming XVII!

XVII has started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. This is the third cartoon which touches again on the topic covered in the first cartoon about the Baa Baa Black sheep, and it also covers the topic that toddlers thats dislike spicy food are can be classed as racist.

Will set it out slightly differently this time by showing you the cartoon and then providing you with some further information. So, well done XVII on the 3rd installment of the PCC! If you find it hard to read the words on the cartoon, then please click the image for a larger view.

Now, here is a little bit of fact for you;

The National Children’s Bureau, which receives £12 million a year, mainly from Government funded organisations, has issued guidance to play leaders and nursery teachers advising them to be alert for racist incidents among youngsters in their care.

This could include a child of as young as three who says “yuk” in response to being served unfamiliar foreign food.

And yes that quote is for real. It go’s on further to say;

The 366-page guide for staff in charge of pre-school children, called Young Children and Racial Justice, warns: “Racist incidents among children in early years settings tend to be around name-calling, casual thoughtless comments and peer group relationships.”

A 366 Page guide on racist toddlers, of course what else would these members of staff need to look after our children.

It advises nursery teachers to be on the alert for childish abuse such as: “blackie”, “Pakis”, “those people” or “they smell”.

The guide goes on to warn that children might also “react negatively to a culinary tradition other than their own by saying ‘yuk’”.

It now seems that children are no longer entitled to their own opinion on tastes of food. How much further are you going to let all this go before getting these utter nutters out of this country.

So as funny as XVII’s cartoons actually are, they have fact and a serious message behind them. Don’t just laugh and close this page, why not find out more about what you could do to stop this Politically Correct regime from continuing. Visit the BNP today. Not sure about it? Not a problem, why not come and have a chat with like minded people and voice your issues, concerns or questions. You can find the chat room here.

After doing a little bit of working out, it seems that to finish the task I have set myself, I am going to have to review each of the main sections differently…

It seems that if I do each main section as a multiple page post reviewing all four parties together, I will just finish my task in time. In this fashion I will actually finish on the 6th May 2010! Didn’t quite realise that this would take me quite so long, but never mind.

So here it go’s. The Economy Policy for the British National Party, Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrats. As I stated, this will be a multiple page post, so please remember to read down the the bottom to get to the next page. So without further a do, welcome… to Part 2.

I’m afraid I have neither the space or the time to provide you with the full Economy Policy, therefore I will be reviewing a Summary of each Policy. All of my Summary’s will be quoted from the BBC General Election 2010 page.

XVII has started creating a Comic Book Strip based on Political Correctness gone mad. This is the second cartoon which covers a slightly more touchy subject and demonstrations. Probably not best to read if you are easily offended. (You can click on the image to enlarge them) Look forward to seeing the next cartoon XVII!