Channel 4 ‘Immigrants Street’ Exposed using ‘film extras’ and ‘fake’ residents…

‘Yet it soon backfired as local residents and political campaigners put pressure on Channel 4 to axe the fly-on-the-wall show; though they could hardly confess and tell the worlds media that their real reasons of making ‘Immigration Street’ was quite the opposite of what the residents first believed and that their hidden agenda was to shame the British indigenous public by yet again suggesting they were idle good for nothing racists.

However, according to the author who has since spoken to some of the residents, it appears “film extras” were drafted in. People just appeared on the scene, yet were being featured in the film. Flags were all of a sudden being seen put up in various windows representing the nations they came from. Delroy, was one of those and he could be seen sticking-up a Jamaican flag in his own window. One of the local residents who confronted the film crew and claimed, unlike Delroy, that he had lived there for over 30yrs and accused Delroy of being a plant, an outsider.

As soon as filming stopped, Delroy moved away. Similar things were discovered that tends to prove there was other outsiders involved in helping to stage-manage the film.’

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