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Zero tolerance for Nazi-activities!
Let him have his a$$ whipped by dozens of hookers the whole day long if he likes that - thats truely his private stuff (even when this is an unsurpassed embarrasment for a guy acting in publicity - every other heavyweight he has to deal with will ROFL behind his back, none of them can and will truly take him serious anymore).
But making a mockery with Nazi victims is in no way tolerable - so burn him!
Heal the divisions? What planet is this guy on....? They only just begun...
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/67971
I don't think that MM should be kept around, but the energy crises is already effecting motorsport attendance in the US and it will spread rapidly throughout the world. Thus I think in 5 years it will be a mote point as to who is president of the FIA.
There are many on the suspect list .Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
Those responsible will be regretting trying this method .
But we don't know whether that element of the story is exactly as reported. As I said before, I find the notion of Mosley requesting that the hookers dress up and act like that rather unbelievable.Quote:
Originally Posted by W8&C
It's a difficult question, isn't it — many people think that what the likes of Max get up to in their private lives is OK so long as it's kept private, but when it becomes public against his wishes it causes a problem. I tend to think that these things are either fine or they aren't, whether exposed or not.
And , perhaps the only way it might have directly been related to F1 would be to have had the hookers wearing a team's uniforms .
Maybe then it would show bias enough to warrant being turfed .
Thanks :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
My post was in many ways directed to the pathetic ways media and some institutions have tried to push him out. They were too weak, too pathetic, to attempt something in the normal situation, but once a completely irrelevant sexual thing came out (I wonder how many here, or how many of those crying about him engage in similar, if not more perverted activities in the free time), they have been like bloodhounds on him.Quote:
Whatever the morality of Max, it is immaterial now in the face of the damage his position is bringing to F1. He might be a tenatious old buzzard but that scaresly matters any more. Personally, I think he is a hypocrite and has issues that professional counselling will take years to iron out but that isn't a reason for him to quit. What is a reason is that now his position is untenable and he is persona non gratis around most of F1, He has lost the support of FIA members representing over 3/4 of the bulk of the FIA and is seen as a laughing stock (or worse) by anyone that has heard of him, do you not think he should do the decent thing for the FIA and get the hell out of Dodge.
Make no mistake, they are not trying to push him out because of this scandal, there are much deeper reasons for it. This is only used as an excuse. Ioan earlier did something very unusual for him and actually highlighted a good reason why the big players want him out. It is all about money and him helping the lesser organizations. For me to take these organizations seriously, would require them to try to get rid of him for a reason. Like not doing his job properly.
Whilst the first time since the affair came to light when he was on TV (rally at jordan), I was somewhat amused when I saw him, then now it is time to get back to serious business.
Now, I don`t think he has been a particulary good president and I think he is in many ways responsible for the joke WRC has turned to and some of the rules he has been responsible for in F1 have quite frankly been stuff that someone with Down syndrome would see as idiotic, but he has also done some good things, especially with road safety. But the attacks on him for this sex thing have been unjustified, in my view, and I am happy that he won the vote. Let`s hope he will serve his term and then retire.
That doesn`t mean that I respect him as a person, because anyone having extramarital affairs is nothing but pure **** as a person to me.
To carry on doing the job he was doing before this idiocy came out and then retire.Quote:
I ask again, what good is there in him staying on and what can he possibly hope to accomplish?
It will be interesting to see how he will behave from now on and if he will be at Montreal for example at the F1 gp. Because I think he will be and he will make himself be seen as much as possible
LOL. Funny remark, although it has gone over my head why you have "turned" into me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monaro Doorslammer
No doubt soon someone will point out that you might be a member of KKK for this incredibly hateful post towards Swaziland and its people :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
Would you be kind enough to present proof of his nazi-activities :) ?Quote:
Originally Posted by W8&C
the two countries with 60 percent of the FIA's motoring membership had just two votes.
The 24 motoring organisations who urged him to resign last week represented 86% of motorists worldwide.
It has been calculated that, while he is touting a resounding victory with more than 100 of the 160 clubs, the votes of Max's supporters actually represented just five percent of the world's motoring public:
http://www.planet-f1.com/story/0,189...647896,00.html
This is a mandate with credibility only for those who believe Mugabe didn't lose the Zimbabwe election and that 98 percent of Myanmar's citizens really did vote for the military junta's new constitution.
it doesn't matter whether you regard the catalyst for this as a private matter, because it spilled into a public arena - as it has on countless occasions in business and in politics before. on max's own logic in handling mclaren, the method of that spillage is not relevant.
once in the public arena it began damaging the sport in ways mclaren never did.
he is a obviously a good enough politician to win this vote, and he chose to exercise this ability without regard to any reasonable judgements of whether or not it was the right thing to do by the FIA in the long term.
political ability as a weapon used without judgement or regard for the consequences of his victory.
That is precisely the reason most people here regard him as unfit for the position.
Very true!Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
And the tenticals of the Anglo-Mafia know no boundries! I have it on good authority,
that they want Max "Sanctioned" This of course will be handled by a "Pro."
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Originally Posted by Knock-on
Guess this is because they have a WRC round in either 2009 or 2010 (can't remember which) and opposing Max is probably a sure way of losing it.
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