Monday 16 November 2015

Pragmatism


This will work.

Russia has been - up until now - thrown back out into the cold by their generally dastardly behaviour, which includes the support of Assad in Syria, plus the suppression of the Kurdish sympathisers who, almost single-handedly, are doing amazing things on the ground to defend strategic positions previously  occupied by the hard-pressed Yazedi people, whose very name is so unfamiliar to the USA, that it doesn't even appear as a correct spelling on the check.

Russia has also been disgraced by the revelation that most of its gold medal award winning athletes have been systematically doped-up to the eyeballs with their brother's blood, plus extra added performance-enhancing chemicals.

Well here's a solution - Let's have three categories of Olympic athletes:

The Ordinary Olympics.

The Paralympics.

The Doped-Up Olympics,

That way, you wouldn't have to lose an entire generation of Russian athletes, and NATO will regain a very tooled-up military who will rush to our aid on the ground against ISIL.

Simples !

6 comments:

  1. I'd do away with The Ordinary Olympics, and just have the other two. Running and jumping is just as much 'entertainment' as is a rock concert, and do I really worry if Mick Jagger has taken an aspirin before a show? Of course not. It's the same with cycling....they're all at it, but occasionally just one gets caught and all hell lets loose.

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  2. Le Tour de France was so much fun where they were doped up to the eyeballs. Bring back doping and level the playing field in all sports. I'm all for it.

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    1. It's so simple, isn't it - just create an extra category, and everyone's happy!

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    2. We could have a new stage jersey for the Tour, the Psychedelic Jersey awarded to the rider with the most dope in his veins.

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    3. ... who still manages to stay on the bike and reach the right finishing point...

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