Turn on a pop music station and some 90% of the music is black or of black origin. Walk down a street in any urban centre and the younger generations you encounter dress black, talk black and act black. Watch a football game and cheer on your mostly black team. Browse your local paper and their will be some sort of nearby event celebrating black culture or achievements.

The truth is, in their quest to be multicultural, the politicians and the metropolitan elite have shown a strong bias toward black (and Muslim) culture. Even the multiculturalists - that is, white middle-class liberals, in the main - have discriminated against other (not in-coincidently) peaceable, quieter communities: Hindus, Sikhs, Jews, Chinese.

No, it is mainly Muslims and especially blacks who have been the most resistant and to - and audibly opposed to - British culture and it is the Muslims and blacks who have the ear of the liberal establishment.

But the reason why black culture simultaneously proliferates and slips under the radar is that blacks have never caused an atrocity like Septermber the 11th or July 7/7. Had either of these two major atrocities never happened, Britain (also Europe and the United States) would never have had the chance to be critical of Islam without terrible accusations of racism or religious intolerance.

Yet black atrocities - of which there are many in Britain - never occur on a grand-scale. These are not the acts religious terrorists who are engaged in a holy war; black crimes do not cause shockwaves that reverberate across the world and have an aftershock which is felt a decade later.

No, the black crimes of rape, murder, gun and knife crime occur frequently but these crimes are often overlooked in the media or excused by liberal intellectuals (and ignoramuses, equally) who cite slavery, poverty and institutional racism.

The worrying thing is that black culture is accepted and promoted by the metropolitan elite and also the disaffected working classes. As the culture diffuses so will the crime; the crime is inseparable from the culture.