Eastside Revolt
6th March 2003, 08:17
Castro was passing through my town the other day on a fuel stop, and it turned into kind of a press conference. Someone asked him what he thought of the olympics coming to Vancouver, he said that he was not opposed. Quite honestly I am shocked. I mean, I understand that he has bigger fish to fry. But honestly, the olympics are extremely exploitive, and I am certain they will be bad for my city. Aswell, people spend their lives training for a particular competition, and whether they do good in the olympics or not, they'll be lucky if they get advertising loyalties out of it. Meanwhile, the IOC is making a killing, and buying hookers too.
The only explaination I can think of is that Castro doesn't want to piss anyone off that he hasn't yet. If this is true, then it doesn't bode well for his revolution that their leader can't even speak-out on a trivial subject such as the olympics, for fear of diplomatic troubles. Anyelse have insight into this seemingly ignorant stance that Castro has taken?
The only explaination I can think of is that Castro doesn't want to piss anyone off that he hasn't yet. If this is true, then it doesn't bode well for his revolution that their leader can't even speak-out on a trivial subject such as the olympics, for fear of diplomatic troubles. Anyelse have insight into this seemingly ignorant stance that Castro has taken?