Reigning MX1 motocross champion a BNP patriot

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by tg, Nov 21, 2008.

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    tg Guest

    One of the country's top young motor racing stars, Billy Mackenzie, is
    a BNP member. The 24-year-old is the UK's reigning MX1 motocross
    champion, and was described on the list as an "activist" and a "high-
    profile sportsman".

    Mr Mackenzie rides for Honda and has represented Great Britain. He is
    regarded as among the world's leading talents in the sport. Honda
    stood by the rider, insisting he was not an "active member" of the BNP
    and would do nothing to embarrass the company. A spokeswoman said: "He
    decided to pay the annual subscription after the war on terror, which
    was something he felt strongly about." Mr Mackenzie, from East
    Lothian, could not be contacted last night.

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/police-suspend-officer-who-joined-bnp-1028237.html
     
    tg, Nov 21, 2008
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    . Guest

    What's a Scot doing in a *British* nationalist party, anyway?

    I thought Scotland was out of that whole British mess.
     
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    TOG@Toil Guest

    Unsurprisingly, you thought wrong. Hint: British does not necessarily
    mean English.
     
    TOG@Toil, Nov 21, 2008
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    CT Guest

    CT, Nov 21, 2008
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    . Guest

    "British" does mean "English".

    Soldiers from Scotland, Ireland, and Wales used to say that when they
    were called upon to fight and die for Great Britain, that actually
    meant dying for *England*.
     
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    S'mee Guest

    My you are an ignorant hate filled pile of festering, fetid shit
    aren't you.
     
    S'mee, Nov 21, 2008
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  7. No, it doesn't.

    It's very simple: English is a subset of British. British is not a
    subset of English.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Nov 21, 2008
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  8. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, The Older
    It's rather similar to "Mexican" and "American" in some ways.
     
    Wicked Uncle Nigel, Nov 21, 2008
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  9. Naughty WUN.

    If therer was a BNP list in the US, Krusty would be on it.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Nov 21, 2008
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    . Guest

    My friend, you would not tell with such high zest
    To children ardent for some desperate glory,
    The old Lie; Dulce et Decorum est
    Pro patria mori.

    ---Wilfred Owen
     
    ., Nov 21, 2008
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    . Guest

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_National_Party#2008_membership_list_leak

    Oh, TOGshit. Read George Borrow's "Wild Wales".

    http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/b/borrow/george/wild/

    The Britons were Celts to came to Prydain from France and Spain and
    Portugal 5000 years ago.

    The Angles and Saxons drove the Celts out of Britain or into its
    remote corners or across the English channel.

    The Celts continued to speak Gaelic and Cymraeg and the Saxons
    continued to speak their own Germanic language that the Welsh called
    "Sachsenaeg".

    The Normans settled Brittainy and invaded England in 1066 and they
    tried to
    stifle the Anglo-Saxon culture and language with French, the language
    of the royal court.

    That's why Englishmen aren't supposed to use perfectly valid four
    letter words like "****" and "shit".

    But it didn't work. The second-class Anglo-Saxons outnumbered the
    Norman-Britons and so the country remains known as England and the
    language is English, and Englishmen don't fight with their feet, eat
    snails, or **** with their face.

    Excepting the Murrays, of course...
     
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    . Guest

    A Mexican by any other name would still be a greaser.
     
    ., Nov 21, 2008
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    Colin Irvine Guest

    Colin Irvine, Nov 21, 2008
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    . Guest

    No, I'm not confused at all.

    British:

    Date: 13th century

    Etymology: Middle English Bruttische of Britain, from Old English
    Brettisc, from Brettas Britons, of Celtic origin; akin to Welsh
    Brython Briton

    1 a: the Celtic language of the ancient Britons b: british english

    2 plural in construction : the people of Great Britain or the
    Commonwealth of Nations
     
    ., Nov 21, 2008
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    Colin Irvine Guest

    Exactly.
     
    Colin Irvine, Nov 21, 2008
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    Hog Guest

    Imagine he had been outed for being a member of the current Conservative
    Party. *That* would be bad.
     
    Hog, Nov 21, 2008
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  17. Colin, you're wasting your time. He is truly, truly stupid.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Nov 21, 2008
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    S'mee Guest

    No he gives YTC's a bad name. For that matter he gives the whole
    species Homo Sapien a bad name...whilst I merely give it gas.
     
    S'mee, Nov 21, 2008
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    . Guest

    Then why have you been waiting on my every post for nearly 10 years
    so you can debate with me?

    Stupid truly is as stupid does.
     
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    S'mee Guest

    He actually makes me look intelligent, thoughtful and caring...things
    I've never been accused of being.
     
    S'mee, Nov 21, 2008
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