Henry Ford was a nazi

[JPaul]

So were the whole England Football Team

http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/03/magazine_enl_1064218142/img/1.jpg

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3128202.stm

[twisterX]

:lol:

so is stewie

[Santa]

is that a good or bad thing?

[JPaul]

is that a good or bad thing?
Yes

[Santa]

ok thanks



http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2005/03/11/di_canio,0.jpgLazio striker Paolo Di Canio has been fined 10,000 euro ($A17,000) for the fascist-style salute he gave at the end of the Rome derby in January.
The Italian Football League also handed Lazio a fine for the same amount on Thursday after a hearing into the January 6 match against AS Roma at Rome's Olympic stadium.
Photographs of Di Canio giving the long-armed salute favoured by wartime dictators Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler flashed around the world after Lazio's 3-1 win.
Di Canio had denied there was any political meaning to his salute but the League's disciplinary commission ruled that the player's gesture had "immediately and unequivocally recalled a precise political ideology."
The League said players should not "engage in any gestures indicating any kind of political ideology...which could potentially provoke a violent reaction from fans."
- Reuters

[Proper Bo]

i would make a comment about the scottish team but quite frankly, they aren't good enough:dabs:

[JPaul]

i would make a comment about the scottish team but quite frankly, they aren't good enough:dabs:
Indeed, or nazis.

[Proper Bo]

maybe there's a link? definately some form of correlation.

[JPaul]

maybe there's a link? definately some form of correlation.
Between not being a nazi and being shite at football :blink:

Maybe you're onto something there.

[Santa]

it seems that nazi stereotype behaviour (whether good or bad) is directly related to football and large stadiums.
It may also be a side effect of large crowds.

[Santa]

remember
do not blame the actual football
as is obvious in image No.1 - it is remaining completly neutral and showing no political bias at all
hence
one cannot say "football is fascist".

[Proper Bo]

maybe there's a link? definately some form of correlation. Between not being a nazi and being shite at football :blink:

Maybe you're onto something there.

I can see it now, "heil hitler, we beat chelsea again!:01:"

[Santa]

to some sport(s) (figure/teams), built up purelly by the media - are their dieties
indeed Pro Bo
what difference is there between them and those that create politics as we know it?

[maebach]

I knew it all along.

[j2k4]

http://www.rense.com/general42/bshnazi.htm :D

[ziggyjuarez]

ok thanks



http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2005/03/11/di_canio,0.jpgLazio striker Paolo Di Canio has been fined 10,000 euro ($A17,000) for the fascist-style salute he gave at the end of the Rome derby in January.
The Italian Football League also handed Lazio a fine for the same amount on Thursday after a hearing into the January 6 match against AS Roma at Rome's Olympic stadium.
Photographs of Di Canio giving the long-armed salute favoured by wartime dictators Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler flashed around the world after Lazio's 3-1 win.
Di Canio had denied there was any political meaning to his salute but the League's disciplinary commission ruled that the player's gesture had "immediately and unequivocally recalled a precise political ideology."
The League said players should not "engage in any gestures indicating any kind of political ideology...which could potentially provoke a violent reaction from fans."
- Reuters

bo said Italian werent white:unsure:

[JPaul]

http://www.rense.com/general42/bshnazi.htm :D
:O