From: "EVANS,CHRIS (HP-Unitedkingdom,ex1)", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul wrote:
>Surely it would be better to turn up to all practice
>sessions, perform as any gold medallist should and on
>the day turn up with pistol - then fire the
>required number of shots at the target using nothing
>more than an imaginary gun - shouting bang after each
>imaginary shot. Then walk away from the firing point
>with a smile that say's you know you just won the gold.
I agree with Paul on this. Such a protest would
definitely get media time (provided that they were told
in advance that is). Winning medals (or not quite winning
medals) will just not have the same impact. If we are
to re-open the debate then it has to be "in yer face" and
this is a good way to get noticed. We have tried being
polite and reasoned and dignified - it doesn't work. We
need an emotional hook to get noticed.
Chris
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But as I keep pointing out, we have no control or any
way to convince them to do that, so unless someone has
some influence I am unaware of, it's a pointless
discussion.
Steve.
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