Is Bradford worth visiting?
 

Fascinated by the Third World Multicultural future the European, American and Canadian elites have foisted upon us. Is Bradford, UK the future? Seems so to me. Is Bradford, Oldham, Burnley or Cincinnati worth visiting?

Yes it is wiorth visiting for most people, perhaps combined with a visit to London to take in Brixton, Brick Lane, and Neasden. But I'm not sure that you would yourself learn much by such visits, as you have already decided that our multicultural future is forced upon us by the elites you name. <BR> <BR>In short, if you've an open mind, go, if a closed mind why bother ? <BR> <BR>Please write if I can clarify any point. <BR> <BR>Ben Haines, London <BR>[email protected] <BR> <BR>

As a fellow British person I would just like to point out that this is a Travel Forum not a political debate forum! I am sure these issues you are discussing are very relevant, but is this the place for them?

Dear xxxx, <BR> One is allowed to learn when traveling.

For the non trolls who may be interested Bradford is well worth visiting. Have a look at the website at http://www.bradford.gov.uk/It has several places of interest including the National Museum of Photography Film and Television. <BR> <BR>As an example of racial "hatred" I quote" <BR>3rd July <BR>MORE than 130,000 people turned out to enjoy Bradford's two- day Mela festival over the weekend – including Treasury Minister Paul Boateng. <BR>The Mela, which took place at Peel Park in Bradford on Saturday (June 30) and Sunday (July 1), is one of the highlights of the annual Bradford Festival and is one of largest outdoor events of its kind in the country. <BR>The family-centred event featured a lively mix of music, dance, comedy, sport, street entertainers and scores stalls and attracted visitors from across the district and the region. <BR>Mr Boateng said: "This is my first visit to the Mela and I have enjoyed it very much. It is gratifying to see so many people from different communities and backgrounds mingling together, taking in the events and generally having a thoroughly good time."