Canada declares war on Switzerland

[-Jrabbit]

Why do you think I can't lecture these nazis? Even Salt Lake City ceremonies were less pathetic and less nationalistic. Vancouver's ceremonies was nazism at its best.

I didn't say you can't; I just find it amusing.

I will admit that you are certainly an expert on the topic of blind nationalism.

[Wezil]

Why do you think I can't lecture these nazis? Even Salt Lake City ceremonies were less pathetic and less nationalistic. Vancouver's ceremonies was nazism at its best.

For you Serb.

It took the investigative skills of intrepid Fort Worth Star-Telegram sports columnist Gil LeBreton to uncover the ugly truth. Like Edward R. Murrow in pre-Second World War Vienna and London, Mr. LeBreton put his personal safety at risk to file a brave report from the turbulent city of Vancouver.

Sure, Canadians seem multicultural, friendly and good-natured on the surface. But that’s just what they want you to think. Dig a little deeper and you’ll find that they’re plotting to crush the world under their jackboots. Or snowshoes. Whatever.

Here’s how Mr. LeBreton broke the startling news in his Feb. 28 column:

“Dateline: Vancouver, British Columbia. After a spirited torch relay ignited pride in every corner of the country, the Olympic Games began and quickly galvanized the nation. Flags were everywhere. The country’s national symbol hung from windows and was worn on nearly everyone’s clothing. Fervent crowds cheered every victory by the host nation. But enough about the 1936 Berlin Olympics … ”

So true. The parallels between Berlin 1936 and Vancouver 2010 are clear, if you just pay attention.

Not everyone has the perspicacity to discern the neo-Nazi threat north of America’s borders. Fortunately, Mr. LeBreton does. Because he’s more observant than most. He makes the cognitive connections others miss:

“For 17 days we were barraged with Canadian flags, rode buses and trains with people in sweatshirts and jerseys adorned with Canadian maple leafs, and were serenaded at venues by Canadian spectators, lustily cheering for Canadian athletes.”

My God. It’s spine-chilling.

The rest of the world was lulled into complacency and Olympic fever. But the Star-Telegram’s crack reporter wasn’t fooled by the crafty Canucks. Their display of patriotism reminded him of something. Something terrifying.

“I didn’t attend the ’36 Olympics, but I’ve seen the pictures. Swastikas everywhere.”

You see? Maple leaf flag equals swastika. Damn you, Canada.

Now, I don’t want to say that Gil LeBreton is the finest newspaperman of our age. That would be premature. But once Canada’s true face has been fully revealed, I have no doubt that the gentleman will receive the Pulitzer Prize he so richly deserves.

Those Canadians, with their flags, their beer, their lusty cheering and their record number of gold medals by any country in any Winter Olympics … they make me sick. Given Mr. LeBreton’s Canada-Nazi revelations, it’s a wonder Canada’s closing ceremony flag bearer, figure skater Joannie Rochette, didn’t goose-step into the arena.

Wake up, America. Wake up to the real threat. Gil LeBreton saw through the façade.

“Nice party. But so 1936.”

Don’t be fooled by Canadians’ maple syrup-sweet smiles. Today they have their arm around America’s shoulders. But tomorrow, they’ll have their boot on America’s throat.

Nazis. I hate those guys.

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[Serb]

I will admit that you are certainly an expert on the topic of blind nationalism.

[Ben Kenobi]

vast majority of his points involved Iginla

It's these things called lines.

OH and last night I went back and watched that play and goal frame by frame through a couple of different angles. It was very sweet even on the 20th viewing. The shot wasn't even that great- an along the ice and between the legs that wasn't really that hard but the key was how very quickly he got it off.

Thank you! That is all I am saying, Crosby made the goal happen because of his quick release.

[Asher]

You are so pathetic.

You refuse to see the obvious. Iginla not only deserved to be on that team, he lead the TOURNAMENT in goals. He also was instrumental in setting up one of the most famous goals in hockey history.

You were wrong, and you are exceptionally pathetic for not admitting it.

[Serb]

Not to mention Iginla is separated at birth Tyson's twin brother.

[Asher]

'cause he's black?

[Guynemer]

You are so pathetic.

You refuse to see the obvious. Iginla not only deserved to be on that team, he lead the TOURNAMENT in goals. He also was instrumental in setting up one of the most famous goals in hockey history.

You were wrong, and you are exceptionally pathetic for not admitting it.

Dude, he never admits that he is wrong, even about stupid **** that doesn't matter. That's why I've got him on ignore.

[Serb]

'cause he's black?

No, 'cause he looks very similar.

[Asher]

'cause he's black?

[Serb]

Oh come on. They have something in common.

[Asher]

Black man with athletic build...yep, twins!

[Serb]

Ah forget it. You must be blind or something.

[Asher]

I notice they each have eyebrows too. How did I miss that?

[Ben Kenobi]

Iginla not only deserved to be on that team, he lead the TOURNAMENT in goals

Over St. Louis? I think St. Louis would have been more productive.