http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/04 ... _spitfire/

And more

of course the did:

The BNP, however, really did insist it was aware of the plane's provenance, and spokesman Simon Derby defended it was "a symbol of the Battle of Britain and represented the economic struggle the country is facing at the moment".

Also how horrible and xenophobic is this last comment
He said: "It's not like the BNP are against Polish people as a nation. We are against Polish people coming over here and undercutting British workers. I mean how would the Polish people feel if their government started letting in millions of Vietnamese and letting them work for three bowls of rice a day.

ill-informed comments indeed - they won't get out of bed for less than four bowls a day

You found the chink in their armour.

They could take this idea further. They could show Agbonlahor scoring for England, or why not the Duke of Edinburgh, as examples of Britishness.
There must be a lot of other avenues to explore here. I think they're onto something.

Well you'll work harder
With a gun in your back
For a bowl of rice a day

One of my favourite songs Norge

don't forget to pack your wife