Wrestler fired for giving a Nazi salute
By Sean (Doc) Martin

The bad guys in wrestling are supposed to do whatever they can do to be hated by the fans. This goes from Sergeant Slaughters open support of Iraq in 1991 to homosexual wrestling characters. But finally a wrestler has crossed the lines and pushed the bar to far.

After receiving word from three independent sources that CNBC had severed its relationship with John Layfield today, I contacted CNBC for comment. The following is the statement that they gave me concerning the situation.

“CNBC has terminated its relationship with John "Bradshaw" Layfield following his conduct this past weekend in a wrestling match. We find his behavior to be offensive, inappropriate and not befitting anyone associated with our network.”

- PWInsider.com

Here is a picture of JBL giving a Nazi salute.

http://bix.shiningwizard.com/heilbradshaw.jpg


Here the WWE falls allover their selves to make sure and please their Jewish masters.

WWE statement on John Bradshaw Layfield

WWE and John Layfield deeply regret Mr. Layfield's actions in the ring at our event in Munich, and apologize if it has offended or upset our fans. Mr. Layfield has been reprimanded for his actions.

www.wwe.com/news/headlines/1254331

Here is an excerpt from an actual report of the incident.

At the Munich leg of the Passport to Pain tour, John Bradshaw Layfield did a Nazi salute twice in the ring to get heat. A fan got thrown out of the arena for attempting to attack Bradshaw since the salute is strictly prohibited in Germany - even foreigners can be prosecuted for such an offense.

Credit: PWInsider

Now this looks like many wrestlers in the past just doing nothing more than waving to the fans. JBL has not claimed to support Nazism nor has he made any pro-white statements in the past. So I am led to believe that he has done nothing more than wave at his fans. But even that is an unforgivable crime in this Jewish controlled world. So to any white nationalists out there that may decide to wave at a neighbor be careful to have palms up Hymie is watching. On second thought just put both hands in the air and get on your knees so as to not offend the Jewish masters. NOTHING GOES RIGHT UNTIL WE GO WHITE.

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This is perfectly OK, it's all in the presentation.

[QUOTE=sean(doc)martin]Wrestler fired for giving a Nazi salute
By Sean (Doc) Martin

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www.wwe.com/news/headlines/1254331

.......... NOTHING GOES RIGHT UNTIL WE GO WHITE.[/QUOTE]
The pussies pulled these sites. What cowardice

What about Triple H’s t-shirt? I was like, “hell yeah” when I saw that. You have to praise the guy for wearing that to the ring. Maybe he is closet WN. Its nice to see WWE not be afraid to go into politically incorrect areas.


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They should have gave Brock Lesnar a racist gimmick. Can you imagine a Mexican or black trying to mess with this guy? What an animal. Wasn’t he an ncaa champion and had one of the most dominate high school wrestling records?

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Something about this story smells funny. WWE wrestler, who is also a CNBC financial analyst(?!), gives Nazi salute twice. Being a financial analyst, you'd think he was aware of the jew, if not awake. Well known that even foreigners can be arrested for that particular gesture. Maybe he was trying to get arrested as a publicity stunt? I don't know anything about the WWE parts.

[QUOTE=sean(doc)martin] JBL has not claimed to support Nazism nor has he made any pro-white statements in the past. [/QUOTE]

I don't watch Smackdown much, but from promos I gather he has (as part of his character) made a big issue of Mexcrement champ Eddie Guerrero's criminal past (family motto: we lie, we cheat, we steal) and Bradshaw considers himself a "real American." Obviously, by making JBL into the heel, Vince is making WWE solidly pro-immigration to please the spic fans, just as the La Resistance angle on Raw was intended to draw in all the "patriots." This latter has definitely been downplayed, though, since realizing the French were right about WMD's and the public turns against Bush.

I suppose they missed that huge Iron Cross on HHH's ass...oh well, the Wrestling Industry is infested with faggots and drug addicts anyway. Although Bradshaw was one of my favorites, it's funny they would single him out as a "racist" when his tag team partner was a nigger.

Who was that luney wrestler type who appeared occasionaly, holding a fake head and continuosly chanting something? The fake head was called "Head" :confused:

[QUOTE=J._Stiller&Anne_Mara]Who was that luney wrestler type who appeared occasionaly, holding a fake head and continuosly chanting something? The fake head was called "Head" :confused:[/QUOTE]
That was Al Snow. Part of his entrance theme music was:
What does everybody want?? (to which the crowd replied, "HEAD!!!")

[QUOTE=Whirlwind]Something about this story smells funny. WWE wrestler, who is also a CNBC financial analyst(?!), gives Nazi salute twice. Being a financial analyst, you'd think he was aware of the jew, if not awake. Well known that even foreigners can be arrested for that particular gesture. Maybe he was trying to get arrested as a publicity stunt? I don't know anything about the WWE parts.[/QUOTE]

The more I contemplate it, thats a very likely scenario. Over the years there have been so many "I quit" matches, only to see the loser return a month later. Nothing hapens in wrestling that isn't planned, with the exceptions of things like the Droz and Owen Hart incidents. I'm guessing he was either ready for a vacation or needed surgery of some type.

I confess that in college we used to get drunk and watch "nature boy" ric flair beat the fucking crap out of all the heels. there was something hilarious about that guy. that is the only fake wrestling I will confess to watching.

[QUOTE=Demonica]The more I contemplate it, thats a very likely scenario. Over the years there have been so many "I quit" matches, only to see the loser return a month later. Nothing hapens in wrestling that isn't planned, with the exceptions of things like the Droz and Owen Hart incidents. I'm guessing he was either ready for a vacation or needed surgery of some type.[/QUOTE]


it was a house show, lots of unplanned things happen at them.

i have the guys (bradshaw) book, its a financial book, very good, finally i could read a finance book not written by a fuckin wej.

[QUOTE=Demonica] Nothing hapens in wrestling that isn't planned, with the exceptions of things like the Droz and Owen Hart incidents. I'm guessing he was either ready for a vacation or needed surgery of some type.[/QUOTE]

The Owen Hart death might well have been planned considering he died only a month after he dropped Stone Cold Steve Austin on his head while performing a routine pile driver. Austin was severely injured and if you watch the replay you can see that Hart seemed to have intentionaly dropped Austin on his head, I think Owen Hart was certainly set up to die in the ring.

[QUOTE=Bleach]The Owen Hart death might well have been planned considering he died only a month after he dropped Stone Cold Steve Austin on his head while performing a routine pile driver. Austin was severely injured and if you watch the replay you can see that Hart seemed to have intentionaly dropped Austin on his head, I think Owen Hart was certainly set up to die in the ring.[/QUOTE]

Interesting theory. I'll discuss it with my dad (a former wrestling promoter) later today. The worst thing I can recall was that nigger D-Lo brown paralyzing Droz. I gave up wrestling after Billy Gunn and Chuck Palumbo had thier little homosexual love affair. Vince McMahon is a ratings whore and will do ANYTHING to get people to watch his show. I seriously doubt Bradshaw is gone for good, unless it was something he wanted to do on his own.

OK, I've got it straight now. I thought WWE fired him for it, but now I realize he had some financial show on tv.
WWE doesn't seem to give a shit about it:

WWE APOLOGY FOR JOHN "HITLER" LAYFIELD'S ACTIONS REMOVED
By: 1Wrestling.com
6/8/2004 2:45:10 PM

An apology posted earlier today on WWE.com regarding John Bradshaw Layfield's actions in Germany has been removed from the website.

The short statement that had been posted read as follows: "WWE and John Layfield deeply regret Mr. Layfield's actions in the ring at our event in Munich, and apologize if it has offended or upset our fans. Mr. Layfield has been reprimanded for his actions."

During a weekend event in Germany, Layfield gave the "Nazi" salute in an effort to incite the audience."

The incident sparked outrage among fans in attendence as well as fans online.

BRADSHAW: "I DID IT BECAUSE I'M A BAD GUY...THAT'S WHAT I'M SUPPOSED TO DO"
By: 1Wrestling.com
6/8/2004 6:44:14 PM

John Bradshaw Layfield was overheard backstage this afternoon at the Smackdown taping reacting to the controversy surrounding his actions in Germany.

Layfield was angry about the outrage and confused that people would be offended at his actions. Layfield was heard to say, "I did it because I'm a bad guy....that's what I'm supposed to do".


CO-WORKERS REACT TO BRADSHAW CONTROVERSY
By: 1Wrestling.com
6/8/2004 6:29:24 PM

"I'm embarassed to be a part of this company".

That's the way one of John Bradshaw Layfield's co-workers (comment by Demonica: $10 says the "coworker" is Bill Goldberg) reacted to Layfield's behavior on the recent tour of Germany.

Bradshaw sparked outrage by "goose stepping" and using the "Hitler salute" in one of his matches.

"I'm sure he thought it was no big deal," said another co-worker. "Well it was a big deal, and the timing couldn't have been worse. The entire world was paying tribute to the men who died at D-Day, and we've got a clown in the ring making a fool of himself and the company."

The only WWE reaction was a brief apology that appeared on WWE.com for a short time earlier today before it was pulled. No explanation has been made as to why the apology was pulled.

Layfield has been fired from his duties as an on-air financial analyst for CNBC, and in comments made to pwinsider.com a CNBC spokesperson called Layfield's actions "offensive".


http://www.1wrestling.com/

So the German police rightly saw it as a piece of showmanship, but CNBC gets their panties in a bunch. Web apology probably posted as part of the pub. stunt, then retracted when they realized it did not garner the expected reaction.

[QUOTE=Bleach]The Owen Hart death might well have been planned considering he died only a month after he dropped Stone Cold Steve Austin on his head while performing a routine pile driver. Austin was severely injured and if you watch the replay you can see that Hart seemed to have intentionaly dropped Austin on his head, I think Owen Hart was certainly set up to die in the ring.[/QUOTE]

He slipped and dropped Austin on his head... in 1997. He died in 1999.

[QUOTE=Bleach]The Owen Hart death might well have been planned considering he died only a month after he dropped Stone Cold Steve Austin on his head while performing a routine pile driver. Austin was severely injured and if you watch the replay you can see that Hart seemed to have intentionaly dropped Austin on his head, I think Owen Hart was certainly set up to die in the ring.[/QUOTE]

What are you talking about? He injured Austin at least 2 years BEFORE he died.

As I said in the other thread on this subject, Vince McMahon isnt above taking advantage of situations if it makes him money. During the Gulf War he had Sgt Slaughter supporting 'The Great Saddam Hussein' as he said in an interview once.

He also had 'The Real American' Hulk Hogan beating up some russian guy in the 80s.

He brought in a couple of french guys last year in the midst of the 'France are cowards' stuff going on in the world... and in one storyline last month, one of the french guys promised to beat up an american guy 'Like the US Soldiers did to Iraqi Prisoners'.

He is renowned for his 'racial stereotyping' and having black men running around in Loin Cloths (Kamala, Saba Simba etc)

A few years ago, Vince created a group of people called the Right to Censor (RTC) as a deliberate bash on the PTC who slammed his product in times prior. In an interesting note, Comedian Steve Alan (I think thats his name) was also verbal about how the WWF is too violent, racially stereotyping etc.. but If you wind back to 1990 at Wrestlemania 6 you can see Steve Alan playing songs on a piano mocking two russian wrestlers.. and then later on while doing guest commentary you can hear him slipping in cheap gags when one guy starts using a weapon. I suppose his standards differ with his wage packet.

Vince McMahon also wanted to bring in a character called 'General Hirohito' a few weeks ago but then changed his mind when he realised he might lose a big market in Japan.

So Vince certainly isnt above exploiting a situation just to get a reaction.. and hopefully a profit. I genuinely wouldnt be surprised if Vince put Bradshaw up to doing the so called Salute.


And as you can tell.. Ive watched way too much wrestling in my time

[QUOTE=Demonica]That was Al Snow. Part of his entrance theme music was:
What does everybody want?? (to which the crowd replied, "HEAD!!!")[/QUOTE]
If he would have used the head from this doll, he would more than likely not have insulted any interest groups. This doll is called “Sams” and is genderless, in other words, a neutrum.
On the other hand, Eunuchs might have their own pressure group, by now, because their numbers are ever more on the increase :(

[QUOTE=Silicon Messiah].........Sgt Slaughter supporting 'The Great Saddam Hussein' ...[/QUOTE]
You must mean Sgt's Laughter

[QUOTE=Johnny Blaze]He slipped and dropped Austin on his head... in 1997. He died in 1999.[/QUOTE]
These 2 guys hated eachother, I saw an interview with Austin where he claimed outright that Hart intentionally dropped him on his head. It may have been a few years before but I believe that Austin arranged for Hart to be dropped from that
rig he was attached to way above the ring.