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A country which must rank as the biggest victim of racism in the modern world.  Leonard Maltin gets on his high horse if Mickey Mouse so much as dresses up as a Native American and says 'how', nobody is allowed to mention that Abu Hamza is a twisted terrorist supporter and no-one's allowed to sing 'baa-baa-black-sheep'.  And yet Hollywood is busy churning out so-called movies which are really one piece of anti-english racist propaganda after another.  The latest, Braveheart, tells the 'true' story of how the heroic Scots beat the evil English murderers.  Lol!  It's not Mel Gibson's brains that have got him where he is today.  I've no doubt that most English and American people would rather live together in peace, but - as in any situation like this - the minority of loudmouths and bigots unfortunately shout loudest and so are heard.  Unfortunately those bigots include the UK government.  Tony Blair and his clan openly detest England and the English, are busily selling it off, taking away its basic freedoms and putting it under the iron-fist rule of unelected suits in Brussels.  The laughability of Blair can be truly seen when you realise he's sucking up to a President who is a retard controlled by arms-dealer and big business puppet-masters.  Every time Bush opens his mouth he detracts from the total sum of human intelligence.  Some Americans harp on about the murderous British Empire, neatly stepping over the fact that the US is currently acting exactly the same as the British Empire at its worst.  The white US population came from countries like England (has anyone noticed how so many of them speak english?) and wiped out entire nations and entire ways of life when they invaded the New World.  Regarding the War of Independance, far more people died in the American Civil Wars which followed.  For what it's worth, I love New York, thought the people there were very nice.  I certainly felt less threatened walking the streets there than in places like London or Luton, which are becoming more like third world slums every day.  Returning to the subject of xenophobia, I think it might be an idea if people formed their own opinions rather than relying on propaganda-filled movies which are being used in the same way Hitler and Stalin used films to brainwash the people of their countries.

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