So Utah tosses down the Gauntlet for the Games or it the War Games.
Remember when this Jewell kid was charged with bombing at the Oympics -
they hit the "Communications Tower", oh over and over they called this
temporary box a "Tower"....at the time I wondered about the use of this
word.
So suddenly came the little bomb - and then all eyes, were on the tube
watching the Olympics - for their ratings were oh so low.
Remember this Hardy and Kerrigan, until someone hired a "hit" man to
rough her up a bit (Kerrigan) nobody much watched this stuff.
Think if anyone bothered to check this one guy who looked like "Moshe
the Leg Breaker" - his background and background of his "family" might
prove to be interesting - name was Ecret? Old "family name with maybe
some "masonic" rough tough connections?
Dont we already pay enough for Wheaties (that is if anyone eats that
stuff anymore)
So Let the Games Begin - is this a challenge, almost a provocation for
something to happen??
Got to keep those ratings up - big bucks, and can't let it fall on its
can ....
So on with the show.
Even though this Olympic committee was proven to be a bunch of wheeler
dealers and worse, well this is the new approach to
"sportsmanship"....anything for the God Almighty Buck which stops in
whose pockets.
OSaba
MSNBC
Utah bellows: 'Let the games begin'
22 years after 'Miracle on Ice' Winter Olympics return to U.S. Glynn
Pedersen of Great Britain practices in the K-90 individual nordic
combined event during at the Utah Olympic Park on Thursday.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 7 — They're back, amid snow-covered peaks and
streets packed with chants for the home team. They're back, in a country
desperate for another "miracle," ready to wave the red, white and blue.
They're back, this time in the land of American Indians and Mormons,
rodeos and the Rockies.
NBCOlympics.com
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