Comments on: The ‘Zoo Nation’ Will Represent ‘British Culture’ in Beijing

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By: Sirlancealot

Sirlancealot — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 07:53:40 +0000

It certainly shows the diversity and youth of the BLACK culture within the country BUT NOT for the likes of us English. Roast dinners for everyone.

By: Martin23h

Martin23h — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 17:41:02 +0000

and now this . . .

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23543032-details/Schoolgirl%2C+10%2C+to+help+Beckham+bring+Olympic+flag+back+home/article.do

By: Tony Rogers

Tony Rogers — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:40:23 +0000

“A spokeswoman for London’s Olympic organising committee said the ceremony would reflect “the best of British, with a range of talent showcasing London’s creativity, diversity and youth.””

They really should prefix the word “New” to “British”. That way us real Brits won’t get that strange dislocated feeling of confusion that occurs whenever we hear the establishment talk about “Britain”. At least then the New-British could do all the jungle dances they wanted to without implicating a real British nation of seething and disgusted onlookers.

By: The Wild Side

The Wild Side — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:23:25 +0000

I think the point should be made concerning the general response from the British people concerning this ‘performance’ when it comes on the screen. Most won’t even be aware that their country is to be represented by a group of people who have nothing to do with British culture.

I suspect that embarrasment, shock, shame, disappointment and confusion will be the mood around the country – not to mention the ‘where was London’s’ 1000 year history in all that crap?’

By: Askari

Askari — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 23:50:09 +0000

I emailed this news article to my Brother, who has lived in that other Zoo Nation, South Africa, for a long time. He replied “England really is a zoo nation now. They should have a dance-ensemble of women doing the ‘Burkah’”.

By: Englander

Englander — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 19:55:55 +0000

Embarrassed and angry…makes you think what will the opening ceremony be like in 2012.

There again most who travel to UK often think they have landed in another country when they walk off the plane.

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Another country, or another planet? - Ed.

By: baconsandwich

baconsandwich — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 14:20:05 +0000

The CP lib/lab/con artists and EUSSR bureaucrats must be having a great laugh at our collective expense for getting this joke of an event in place to represent Britain.

This embarrasing performance will fulfil in a nutshell, the CP/EUSSR policy of systematically breaking down the notion of anything which stands for what being “British” actually is and undermining as many of our historical traditions as possible.

As further evidence of this worrying trend, on Friday we were told by Sky News that MP’s now wanted to abolish the requirement to swear allegiance to the Queen when taking up their seats. This will effectively end the Queen’s position as Head of State and end our constitutional monarchy in one fell swoop.

Interestingly, it also happpens to fit nicely into the Lisbon Treaty’s requirement that no country’s MPs can swear allegience to any other authority other than the EUSSR.

-There’s a pattern emerging here…We need to get these traitors out of power and fast.

By: Ragnar

Ragnar — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 14:16:30 +0000

As the sports commentators might say, “Look away now, if you wish to avoid embarrassment!”

By: MarkGrimsbyLincs

MarkGrimsbyLincs — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 13:02:57 +0000

On a different note, how many people are bothered about the Olympics?
I believe the (Football) World Cup is the most prestigious sporting event. Around here you can’t see for St.George flags during the World Cup & many people are talking about it. There are no Union flags on display & little talk of the games.
In short they are an irrelevance and all this pc/cp rubbish makes people more & more indifferent to them e.g. you won’t back a team represented by a pink blob & ‘gangstas’.

By: baz

baz — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 12:59:47 +0000

I would like to think I started this post by my off topic remark during the opening ceremony. The response has been very good. Anger turned into righteous indignation. We are the only party that turns even murderous rage into calm legal politics. Whilst the mainstream parties cause the very murderous rage with their social engineering political incorrectness, down-right lies and deceit. All the time blaming us for any trouble that they engineered.

By: gyukcas

gyukcas — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 12:44:45 +0000

If this is the “Best of British” then God help this country.

I’m not sure what I feel most strongly at the moment, my sense of outrage at the way our country will be depicted to the world, or the resultant usual British failures in the medal count that we all know is the usual outcome of the Olympics. This is of course the result of the lack of government backing for our athletes by a bunch of criminals who hate to see anything that reflects well on Britain.
How can any true patriotic British citizen possibly feel anything but hatred for the traitors in Westminster who are blatantly, intentionally doing their utmost to bring this country to its knees, and make us the laughing stock of the world at the same time.

Gordon Brown, you unelected buffoon, this country is sacred to all of its indigenous population and you and your criminally insane acolytes will never succeed in your rotten plans to give it away to foreigners, WHATEVER THEIR RELIGION. This party, with the help of the electorate will see to that.

The BNP is the only hope this country has of saving ourselves.

By: Andrdew W-G

Andrdew W-G — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 11:37:40 +0000

Yikes!………so WE are paying for OUR representitives at the Beijing Olympics and This “dance group” are representative of OUR culture.

Is there any way of opting out of paying for this, I’d rather see Two Million pay for more police / nurses / teachers / childrens playgrounds / better conditions for our troops etc etc etc etc

Roll on the next election when this bunch of loons will be voted out for good

By: Tytoalba

Tytoalba — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 11:37:13 +0000

It’s not often the Guardian is quoted here, yet I think this one would genuinely outrage most British people. It left me spitting feathers. What’s the best way to publicise it?

“…London’s bid to host the 2012 Olympics contained promises that its security would be headed by a black or Asian officer…”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/aug/10/race.police

By: pete saxon

pete saxon — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 10:50:29 +0000

Thanks for that sound advice sherrif,-it all makes perfect sense to me now. Also thanks Lickyalips @ 12.01pm for that comment, it had me in stitches. The London Olynpics will be pointless for the British athletes anyway, as the price of bronze will have shot through the roof by then, if we are lucky we will probably get little cardboard laminated ones.

By: jao7

jao7 — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 10:13:56 +0000

This is one of those stories that really beggars belief, and makes me want to explode with rage.
The comments that have been posted above clearly demonstrates that I am not alone in my anger over this madness.
I would like to thank you all for making me feel not alone on this one, and helping me just about keep my sanity.
I still think I will go and kick something though!

Try giving Gordon an imaginary kick up the backside to vent your spleen jao7. It works for me – Ed

By: topmarqueswales

topmarqueswales — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 09:45:58 +0000

It has finally sunk in !!

As I have been reading all the messages on this board, the angrier I have become.

Celebrating – gang culture/hoodies/honour killings/gang rape, the loss of our heritage and culture and worst of all utter discrimination against all of what we are.

I was gob smacked when I saw how proud the Chinese Goverment were at their 1000’s of years worth of heritage and this is what the B…..ds give us.

When this s..t is displayed, there will be millions of very angry British people (who have already been enriched, but up until now, have been battling with the media brain washing) running to the BNP.

I for one regret to say I will not watch it. I know I will blow a main fuse.

By: Artorius

Artorius — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 09:43:39 +0000

The 2012 London Olympics opening will feature a candle-lit procession, because there’ll be no electricity:

“With every week that goes by it becomes clearer that, within a few years, Britain will face an unprecedented crisis, thanks to the shambles the Government has made of our energy policy. After years of dereliction, when only a crash programme of measures could keep our lights on and our economy functioning, our policy has become so skewed by blinkered environmentalism and diktats from the EU that we are fast heading for the worst of all worlds – a near-total dependence on foreign sources of energy which will not only be astronomically expensive but which can in no way be guaranteed to supply all the electricity we need.

Between now and 2015 we shall lose 40 per cent of the generating capacity we currently require to meet maximum demand (still rising), due to the phasing out of almost all our obsolescent nuclear reactors and the closure of nine of our major coal- and oil-fired power stations under an EU “anti-pollution” directive. Gordon Brown talks about building a new generation of nuclear power plants, for which we would have to rely on the French – having two years ago sold off Westinghouse, the only British-owned firm capable of constructing them.”

GORDON BROWN – PRINCE OF DARKNESS!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2008/08/10/do1007.xml

Mandelson’s already got that one Artorius, we’d better go for the Blackout Prince – Ed

By: Jerome

Jerome — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 09:39:31 +0000

Of course we have all been impressed at the splendid opening ceremony at this year’s Olympic’s. But please remember that the Chinese have a totalitarian government. They can organise these things, there won’t be any dissent. I believe that the Germans did quite a good job in ‘36 for similar reasons.
Of course our contribution was bound to be a politically correct embarassment. The only good thing about it is that more people are beginning to notice how awful and how wrong all this multi culti tosh is.

By: keithbrown

keithbrown — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 09:01:34 +0000

I only wish the process of removing this disastrous labour government could be speeded up. It makes me feel so sick with all this sort of thing continuously establishing itself. This is not a true reflection of what I like to see or other true English people. Once again, I feel genuinely gutted.