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- Visiting BWBs.
Comment on this latest article mixing sport and politics in the Olympics by @Pete U here.
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Sport and Politics: The Olympic Games, Part 4
- Thread starter David Flin
- Start date
Bundage sounds lovely.
Wonder what the outcome is if the '72 Olympics are held elsewhere and the Black September are unable to pull off the raid (or at least more hostages live)? No creation of GSG 9 for a start
Wonder what the outcome is if the '72 Olympics are held elsewhere and the Black September are unable to pull off the raid (or at least more hostages live)? No creation of GSG 9 for a start
Pete U
Temporary Gentleman Of Leisure
- Location
- South Notts
The more I read about Avery Bundage (see 1936 as well) the more I disliked him.Bundage sounds lovely.
Wonder what the outcome is if the '72 Olympics are held elsewhere and the Black September are unable to pull off the raid (or at least more hostages live)? No creation of GSG 9 for a start
- Location
- NYC (né Falkirk)
- Pronouns
- he/him
Avery Bundage sounds like the name of a mean woodwork teacher. Instinctively would not trust.
Avery Bundage sounds like the name of a mean woodwork teacher. Instinctively would not trust.
"This will go on your academic record, Smith and Carlos!"