For one family Tony Blair and George's Bush's 'crusade' against Islam has already started. The family of 17- year old Ross Parker, stabbed to death by a gang of marauding Asians in Peterborough last Friday night, have now appealed for calm in the one beautiful city. Tony Parker, 47 and his wife Davina, 43, have been visited by the police. Afterwards they said that they didn't want anyone going around fighting because of what happened to their son.

It is presumed that the police persuaded the distraught parents and Ross's 22-year old sister Leanne to use their influence to dampen local anger.

Ross Parker was a glass collector in he city's Solstice public house. The Asian gang overwhelmed Ross as he was walking his girlfriend along a lonely cycle path after the night's work was over. His girlfriend ran screaming for help. When she returned just minutes later her younger boyfriend was dead, lying in a pool of blood.

Although there was no other motive other than the boy being white and in the wrong place when a gang consisting entirely of Asians attacked him, the police incredibly are refusing to treat it as a racist murder. Bizarrely but sadly typically of sick Britain today the police immediately put extra officers on duty to throw a protective cordon around the Asian community. The headlines in the Peterborough Evening Telegraph proclaimed that 'the police and the Asian community were united' as a consequence of the young man being set upon and butchered in such a callous way.

The number of suspects arrested rose to thirteen when a 24-year old Asian was arrested on suspicion of murder. Another 18-year old Asian was released on bail while police continue their enquiries. Seven suspects between the ages of 13 and 24 remain in custody.

Whites are now asking just whose side the police are on and why the number of patrolling officers haven't been increased to protect the white community from similar attacks.

Britain's national newspapers succeeded in blanking the story. The Mail on Sunday, and its sister paper Daily Mail, which describes itself as 'the newspaper of the year', refused to carry the story at all. The Mail on Sunday just 48-hours after the young man was hacked to death by the Asian gang instead carried a two page article on the police pursuit of whites alleged to have killed Stephen Lawrence, a black teenager, - eight years earlier.

Other newspapers and television and radio news merely slipped a mention in. Each carefully omitted any mention of the murdered boy being white and the gang who stabbed him being Asian.

Even the local newspaper, referring to the young man's murderers as 'these people', and 'yobs', refused to consider it a racist attack and like the police moved quickly to defend the Asian community. It simultaneously criticised the white community for displaying its anger and its lack of understanding.

One can well imagine the furore had a gang of marauding whites set upon a seventeen-year old Asian and brutally stabbed him to death in front of his 19-year old girlfriend. The tragedy would have dominated the television, radio and press news for days if not weeks. Again, a protective shield would have been thrown around not the white community but the Asian community. Asians would of course have taken to the streets. They would have rioted, looted, caused mayhem.

The police would have turned a blind eye - this is what happened when Asian rioted in northern cities. They would have been ordered by their superiors to arrest more whites than Asians - 'to show even-handedness'. This again happens when Asians riot.

Before the fires had died down a constant stream of Asian 'leaders' would have been invited to voice their anger and excuse the action of their brethren.

Several white men are due to appear in court charged with offences alleged to have occurred during disturbances in the city following the boy's murder. The whites are in a no-win situation. As far as their government and its police and press stooges are concerned it is a case of 'tough on you, whitey; heads you win, tails you lose.'

Michael Walsh News desk