The Olympics is happening on my family's doorstep next year... conjuring up feelings of someone doing a massive terd on my lap. The propaganda surrounding this event stinks to high heaven. You only have to take a look at the BP advert that's recently appeared on the TV.
So the Olympic Commitee sees fit to accept the money from a company who values profits over the health of the environment. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't a BP oil rig devastate the U.S. Gulf Coast last year? The advert has the audacity to depict a jogger running along a nice clean shoreline – as if nothing ever happened. A more truthful depiction would be the fact that the amount of oil that leaked into the sea could fill ALL of the Olympic 2012 stadiums (and more).
But BP aren't the only hooky 'commercial partners'. The Olympic Committee has seen fit to bend over and accept a nice big McShafting from the antithesis of healthy eating.
I imagine all the athletes are advised by their coaches to avoid eating this junk food, so why has the Olympics welcomed them on board? If I was setting up a peace event, I wouldn't invite the arms dealer Lockheed Martin to sponsor it. The same should apply to the event promoting the pinnacle of human fitness. Afterall, McDonalds burgers don't even decompose naturally:http://www.naturalnews.com/030074_Happy_Meal_decompose.html
If you want to wash down your burger with a beverage, the Olympics Commitee has Coco-Cola ready and waiting. Now this brand needs no introductions, it's drunk by millions of people every hour. What many of these guzzlers don't know is that Diet Coke and Coke Zero contain a sugar replacement that at one time was listed with the pentagon in an inventory of prospective biochemical warfare weapons. This chemical is called Aspartame and it will excite your brain cells to death. Sadly, this chemical is now a standard substitute for many 'diet' drinks and if you're diabetic it will mess you up even more. The Olympic Committee endorse the consumption of this poison.
The Olympics is not about health. It's about big business. The event is already over budget by a massive £900 million, pissing squids up the wall. What muppet is in control of the budget? Do you think it's wise to spend £19 million on something that looks like Optimus Prime's ejaculation?
I rest my case. Bless you and bless me 2012 times.