BBC-Bastardisation of British Culture

The BBC have really excelled themselves in the piece of crap called Merlin on Saturday evenings which is now into series 3. According to the BBC Arthurian Britain had an immigrant problem. I caught sight of an episode last night and counted somewhere in the region of half a dozen negroes in a crowd scene.
If this travesty was not enough there was worse to come. They have cast a negress in the role of Guinevere and renamed her Gwen and have portrayed her as a lowly serving girl. How very `democratic`! How very `diverse` and `multicultural`. How `enriching`!
I do not normally use coarse language on my blogs but this time I am well and truly pissed off by this corporation of race traitors who have taken a mysterious and wonderful Aryan legend and pissed on it by socially engineering Dark Ages Britain into some kind of racial melting pot. Not only that but they have done it at British television licence payers` expense!
The BBC is the only service provider in this country who is authorised to charge people for a service that they have never asked for and do not want. It is time that the downtrodden British masses stopped paying their annual robber tax and told this corporation of pigs around the trough to seek some honest work.
Perhaps the script writer in his haste to socially engineer Aryan society overlooked one important fact. Guinevere is Welsh and means `fair one, white, soft, smooth`. Perhaps he would care to reply to this article and explain to us all how a negress can possible be described as `fair` and `white`?
Guinevere is a mythological contruct but even with mythological characters script writers should not take such shameful liberties in their quest to rewrite Aryan myth to make it more palatable to 21st century politically correct indoctrinated brain dead audiences.
Apart from this actress`s racial origins she cannot by any description be termed beautiful and no prince in his right mind would forego his future throne for a rather unattractive negress serving girl. It wouldn`t and didn`t happen. The purpose of royal marriage is for political and dynastic reasons not for some rosy feel good emotion.
If this wasn`t enough they have also portrayed Merin as a lowly servant and somewhat younger than Arthur. Again this is another shameful taking of liberties with the actual story.