It was posted on the Metricsucks website by a BWMA member who posted it
under my username.

His real name is Bryan Parry.

I had no idea that the BWMA was linked to a neo-NAZI group.  Could you
provide more info?



Euric


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David King" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "U.S. Metric Association" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, 2004-06-30 19:15
Subject: [USMA:30262] Re: Metric Paramilitaries Ready to end Ceasefire.


> I could only read the first part of it and felt sick. There are some
> sick minds out there. The ironic thing about the Nazi link, is that
> there are two political parties in the UK who have been described as or
> linked with Nazis in the past due to their very racist policies, the
> British National Party and the National Front, yet both are staunch
> supporters of the Imperial system and haters of the Metric system.
>
> So to call the UKMA Nazis is the wrong way round. As a member of UKMA I
> would like to point out that no one in the UKMA has ever shown any Nazi
> tendencies on the official forum and that it is the supporters of
> Imperial in the UK who are acting illegally with rampant acts of
> vandalism of public and private property that displays anything in
> metric, specifically the supporters and members of the BWMA, who are
> also linked to a party called The Third Way (which is another name for
> Nazis in some camps of thought).
>
> Where did you find this piece of idiotic writing?
>
> David
>
>
> MightyChimp wrote:
>
> >FFU-ists are so distraught that metric has advanced so quickly in such a
> >short time, they have resported to this type of anti-metric mimicry.
> >
> >euric
> >
> >The Day Today, broadcast May 25th 2004
> >Metric Paramilitaries Ready to end Ceasefire.
> >=============================================
> >UKMA (United Kingdom Metrication Assocation), the political wing of the
> >paramilitary
> >group METNOW (Metric Enforcement through Nazi Orientated Work) has
justified
> >the
> >recent bombing of a shop in Bristol for selling rulers with inches on
them.
> >"By selling rulers with Inches on them this shop is promoting the
systematic
> >sexual
> >abuse of young children", said Jonathon Bitterfucker, chief UKMA campaign
> >organiser in
> >charge of 'organised booing' at shops using imperial. After being
reminded
> >that it
> >was possible that kids could have been in the shop at the time of the
> >explosion Mr
> >Bitterfucker spat in the interviewers face and ran down the street
chanting
> >"Metric
> >Forever, I like chamois leather". He appeared to have a small mallet in
his
> >left hand.
> >No-one was hurt in the blast as there was a tip off from locals who had
> >spotted
> >"anorak wearing men, stinking to high hell of body odour, acting
> >suspiciously outside
> >the shop"
> >UKMA has been linked with METNOW since 1983 when it's sister organisation
> >USMA (from
> >the United States) started supplying funds through sources from America.
At
> >one stage
> >it was even rumoured that MacDonalds was raising funds for the METNOW
group
> >but this
> >has been rejected as scaremongering based upon a story that one of the
> >quarter
> >pounders being sold in an outlet in New York weighed marginally less than
> >one quarter
> >of a pound. Lesser educated metric fanatics and supporters of UKMA and
USMA
> >tried to
> >see this as "being metric". A similar group, 'UAFAMA', (Under-Achievers
for
> >a Metric
> >Australia) have tried to insist that vinyl records are metric based on a
> >similar
> >campaign in Australia. Eventually the group started shouting with hands
over
> >their
> >ears as ordinary Australians tried to tell them the truth. Officially
UAFAMA
> >folded 3
> >months ago as it's one member could not capitalise on truthful
interesting
> >facts about
> >metric but published absolute rubbish instead. ABC sources have told us
that
> >the
> >mother of this one individual "grounded him" (sent him to his bedroom)
for
> >flashing
> >his penis with a metric ruler at local girls while shouting "8
centimetres"
> >over and
> >over.
> >After the shock of the exposion in Bristol a spokesman for METNOW has
warned
> >that more
> >bombings could be on the way. METNOW declared a ceasefire in 2000 after
new
> >laws made
> >it more difficult for people to say "ounce" and "inch" in the UK. However
> >with the
> >advent of people going about their business despite this ruling and even
a
> >major
> >supermarket appearing to ignore the theme of this law it looks like
METNOW
> >could step
> >up it's campaign and use bombs.
> >"We found some semtex in county Cork", said the spokesman, "but we could
not
> >use it as
> >it had "LB" on it which means "pounds". It would be hypocritical of us to
> >use lesser
> >semtex with silly "LB" on it yeah" he said, shaing his head violently.
> >We asked him where METNOW had managed to obtain the "better" metric only
> >bombs from
> >and he absolutely denied outright to tell us his contacts but said "lets
> >just say that
> >we have links with a group on the other size of the world that's not New
> >Zealand,
> >South Africa or South America".
> >In other related incidents it has been reported that members of METNOW
have
> >been in
> >talks with Al-Qaeda and have been studying events of "9/11". And the
> >studying they've
> >done has given rise to "suicide drivers" driving cars at high speed into
> >signposts
> >with "yards" or "miles" on them. One driver was found dead at the wheel
of
> >his car
> >after he had driven straight into a "Caution Danger Ahead 200 yds" sign.
> >Inspectors
> >found a satellite navigation system in his car and documents about the
sign.
> >They
> >also found a note written by the driver detailing his actions precisely
and
> >signed off
> >with "Metric is good", "Metric is great". Curiously he had replaced any
> >knoves and
> >forks in his car with plastic ones.
> >UKMA have repeatedly condemed the actions of METNOW by saying that it was
> >inevitable
> >that these things would happen if people still had the right to use
outdated
> >measures.
> >But reports show a more sinister reason for METNOW's involvement with
UKMA.
> >Four years ago the UKMA held a conference in Brighton where, for the
first
> >time, they
> >invited not only members of UKMA but also supporters of metric and those
"in
> >favour"
> >of metrication. UKMA leader Hugh jarss blames this change in pratice on
the
> >reason
> >for closer links with METNOW today. On a key vote on whether UKMA should
> >work more
> >closely with METNOW the packed phone box voted 3 people in favour and 2
> >people against
> >such a move. It was decided that after that meeting, only card carrying
> >members of
> >UKMA could attend future meetings.
> >Last year the UKMA organised a successful march through a branch of Tesco
in
> >Norwich
> >but controversially members of METNOW joined the march and the six strong
> >demo
> >included two individuals in balaclavas. While most of the demonstrators
> >peacefully
> >waved placards such as "metres and grammes, make your baby's prams" and
> >"Yards and Miles can cause ruptured piles" there were more millitant
> >individuals who hurled joints of beef at passers-by and yelled "you
smell"
> >to those ordering loose goods in audible imperial. Police had to arrest
one
> >"scrawny little" man who had spelled out "metric vagina better" in blocks
of
> >cheese that had been ripped out of wensleydale packets. The man was
released
> >later after accidentally describing himself as "5 foot 4 inches tall" and
> >then crying.
> >Bill Smith, a spokesman from FFroME (Freedom from Metric Extremists), a
> >metric watchdog group, says that although they are concerned about
> >activities involving bombs the public need not worry about METNOW members
> >individually. "Most are geeky trainspotting types with whispy beards that
> >have taken years to grow", he says, "they are usually easy to spot as
they
> >totally stink of body odour and urine and tend to salivate at anyone of
the
> >opposite sex. They are also eager to talk to you and drop in metric words
at
> >every opportunity, which is a bit of a give away".
> >Apparently it is rare to even meet one of these people, as Bill went on
to
> >explain:
> >"Most METNOW members never really leave their parents houses/dirty flats
if
> >they can avoid it. The main part of their campaign involves posting
> >mis-information and distortion to message boards and online bulletin
boards
> >in an attempt to drive people away from those same boards, and while most
> >are successful in boring people away some attempt to 'create a trail' by
> >posting under different names, basically 'identity theft' or giving
> >themselves 'handles' named after metric measurements, eg "metre", "kilo",
> >"hector" etc. The ones that we worry about are those who might eventually
go
> >one step further and take their message to the streets armed with a
mallet
> >rather than jerk off in the confines of their own room posting stuff
about
> >rockets, kilometres and euros and the like."
> >Nevertheless the public have been warned to be vigilant while out and
about
> >and while the threat of METNOW attacking again looms in the air people
need
> >to be on the lookout for anyone carrying a mallet and saying "metre" a
lot.
> >ENDS
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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