Government officials ban their own country’s name

A Welsh council has warned it’s staff to quit using “British” to avoid upsetting anyone.

Officials warned that the very idea of “British” implies a false sense of unity in a leaflet advising staff how to deal with the public.

The man behind the ban is Labor Minister Ron Davies who lost his cabinet position after being robbed at a gay meeting place.

The Caerphilly council has 9,000 employees and about about 170,000 residents.

The Welsh region was originally a Celtic nation and has been part of Britain since the 13th-century.

Opposition politician David Davies attacked the decision saying ‘There’s absolutely nothing offensive about describing people as British.’

‘This is political correctness gone mad. Organisations like this are using public money to propagate their own narrow nationalistic ideas.’

‘Perhaps they should be replaced by a single body that promotes Britishness and encourages everyone in this country, whether black, Asian or white to unite and stand together under the British flag.’

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