China confident and capable of hosting good Olympic Games - Page 4 - Political Fever

mlurp · #31 (**permalink**) 04-15-2008, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Andy

I've just read through this thread from start to finish and see no personal insults emanating from Bourne. I see plenty from your pal UShad itcoming, though.

As for provoking people, it appears to me that provocation is the sole reason for virtually all your posts on this forum. Talk about pot, kettle!

Unlike Joe, you know raised with the masses and joining the labor movements one kind of forgets the plain and simple things. Not an insult Joe just a thought on your affiliation

I do thank you for the reading and noticing of whom is wrong. And welcome to the forum. You sound like a person with common sense and abilities to see the truths. So gather in and lets hear more from you.

Comrade Joe · #32 (**permalink**) 04-15-2008, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by mlurp

Unlike Joe, you know raised with the masses and joining the labor movements one kind of forgets the plain and simple things. Not an insult Joe just a thought on your affiliation

I do thank you for the reading and noticing of whom is wrong. And welcome to the forum. You sound like a person with common sense and abilities to see the truths. So gather in and lets hear more from you.

Everytime someone accompanies "not an insult" with a post you can be pretty sure it is an insult.

But if only i could understand the gobbledygook you pass off as "English" then i could be certain.

Dustin · #33 (**permalink**) 04-15-2008, 06:23 PM

Off topic posts are deleted.

Comrade Joe · #34 (**permalink**) 04-15-2008, 10:21 PM

The Cuban government sees through the anti China propaganda. It realises what the true threats humanity faces are, unlike the US and Europeans who invent threats to take away from their own failures.

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JOSÉ Ramón Fernández, president of the Cuban Olympic Committee, has confirmed that the United States is leading the campaign against China and attempting to hinder the organization of the forthcoming Olympic Games.

In his opening speech at the start of the Fourth Cuban Olympiad, Fernández stated that "for the last few months, a fierce campaign has been underway to stage a boycott of the Olympic Games in Beijing and affect them in diverse ways. The instigator of this, the United States, is the very same country that is attempting to hurt the most sacred desires of the athletes, the main protagonists of this summer event."

Fernández confirmed Cuba’s support for the host nation and recalled that at the National Olympic Committees Assembly that took place in early April in Beijing under the auspices of the International Olympic Committee, "the 205 Olympic Committees from around the world unanimously agreed to support the summer games, rejecting any interference in terms of China’s right to stage brilliant and meticulously prepared Games."

"During the discussion and analysis of this issue, dozens of presidents of National Olympic Committees firmly defended the tournament against the attacks that are damaging these wholesome sporting ideals, as well as the right of the Chinese people to enjoy, without any pressure whatsoever, the Games," he added.

Fernández, who is also vice president of the Council of Ministers, affirmed the support of the Cuban government, whose principle position is to support China’s right to celebrate, without interference of any kind, the Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008".

Some countries "from Europe" that "have been speculating over a boycott of events during the Games…they are the ones who are maintaining a conspiratorial silence in the face of attacks that make victims of people throughout the world. Or they invent alleged terrorist threats in order to conceal the true threats that humanity faces," added Fernández.

He also recalled that for Cuba, "the rules established in the Olympic charter are alien to political activity" and they should govern the event.

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