No Birmingham 'Trojan House' schools plot, just 'new communities' looking for Islamic education
Birmingham City Council's terrifyingly PC Chief Executive Mark Rogers who pre-empted the investigation into 'Trojan Horse' allegations of an Islamist takeover of some of his schools by saying there was no plot, has spoken of his PC philosophy to a local blogger. He spoke to the Chamberlain files, http://birminghamnewsroom.com/2014/04/trojan-horse-progress-update/ but steadfastly refused to use the word Islam, or Muslim, preferring the euphemism (in this case) of 'new communities' Bizzarely he said any problems were just about 'new communities' looking for same type of education they received at home. As very few girls get any education in Pakistan, for example, it's hard to know what planet he's speaking from. Here are some of his thoughts from the Chamberlain files that should give us no confidence in any Trojan Horse investigations. http://birminghamnewsroom.com/2014/04/trojan-horse-progress-update/ 'Issues in some schools', n...