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Awake in America, I'm not criticizing you personally because I like your posts and you're a good addition to the board. But your remark about wanting to know if the Chinese women are really women reminds me of how the U.S. media used to whine and complain the same way about the Soviet and East German females. That's the typical American m.o. -- if someone beats "us," then they must have cheated. The Chinese are doing very well in the medal count, therefore it can't be legitimate and so the corporate/CM media is whining about the Chinese women. I see just as many dubious looking American female athletes as I do Chinese ones, and have for a long time. The East Germans used to be mocked for having muscular women, now muscularity is "in" in the American matrix, including among athletes. Muscle bound women are part of the feminist-pushed paradigm of strong women dominating emasculated and submissive men.

China has four or five times the U.S. population. They are a rising economic and military power (thanks in large part to U.S. government policies). It's not a surprise that they're giving the U.S. a run for their money in sports as well.

Well, that was a pretty weak joke on my part, but they do have a history of cheating in swimming, and getting caught. I'll confine my comments to swimming, because that's the international sport I follow the closest. The East German women were cheating throughout the 70s and 80s. That is not sour American grapes, they just were, and they ultimately admitted it. It's no coincidence that the Chinese called on Klaus Rudolph for help with women's swimming before the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Chinese immediately became very muscular, and a steroid and doping scandal followed in the 90s. We hear all sorts of stuff about how the Chinese select talent at a young age (7 is not young to begin competitive swimming), and how oh so hard they work (why, surely they must outwork their lazy white adversaries, the media implies). We haven't been told they eat a lot of yams yet, but I can see that one coming. It's not just that they're good, and they really aren't much more muscular than their opponents; it's that we are seeing improvements over short periods of time that are unprecedented. These girls are coming out of nowhere, knocking several seconds off of their personal bests in a few months' time, just like they did in the 1990s. They could be clean, but, it's very suspicious, and not unlike the explosion of Jamaican sprinters in track.

As to the strong women/emasculated men meme, I agree with you wholeheartedly. It's part of the leftwing agenda, and is in almost every television commercial, show, and movie in some way. At least with the Olympics, the women look muscular only until you see the men in comparison. Swimming will put some shoulders on you for sure. Personally, I like athletic women, but it's stupid when they are presented as physically equal to men.

Thanks for the compliment on being an addition to the board. I had no intention of posting so much when I registered, but the conversation is too good to resist. Plus, it's the Olympics, so there's actually white people doing sports on television! It's nice to watch sports, and not have to wonder why Jordy Nelson or Eric Decker aren't in the game, for example.
 
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I see what you're saying here, and I agree, but in this case I think there is some good reason to be suspect. The woman in question is swimming lap times like a man, that's odd, and China has a reputation of cheating. Sure the US does too, and I think the US should be checked, but we know the attitude of the home country has a lot to do with the athletes ability to cheat. China is suspect, having been caught before and this is especially true when an athlete comes out of nowhere with WR times. That situation is cause for suspicision in track and field also. So I don't think it's a case of USA USA USA to be real paranoid about results like this. Although maybe they have found some new Chinese 'yams' we don't know about.

HAHAHA! When I posted that about yams, I honestly had not read your post yet.
 

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there's some fine commentary in this thread. :thumbsup:

i thought i'd throw in an additional fact to, perhaps, stir a bit more discussion ...

for the first time in history, the USA has sent more female athletes to the Games than male.
 

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HAHAHA! When I posted that about yams, I honestly had not read your post yet.

You have to believe Chinese yams will be better then Jamaican ones!! :icon_grin:
 

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Congrats to Kayla Harrison, first U.S. gold medalist in Judo, unfortunately her accomplishment won't get near the recognition that Gaby Douglas will get.
 

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How is it that a country like India, that has three times the population of the United States, is doing so awful in these olympics. They have 2 medal 0 golds, and the U.S. has 37. I understand that the U.S. government invest more, but that really isn't much of an excuse.
 

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How is it that a country like India, that has three times the population of the United States, is doing so awful in these olympics.

No yams.
 

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Congrats to Kayla Harrison, first U.S. gold medalist in Judo, unfortunately her accomplishment won't get near the recognition that Gaby Douglas will get.

I saw that...she's one tough gal. Awesome accomplishment for her. :clap2:
 

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I saw that...she's one tough gal. Awesome accomplishment for her.

Yeah, congrats. :eek:hwell:

Judo is another pseudo sport that doesn't belong in the Olympics. I personally don't much care for women playing obvious mens sports. Sure women swim, run, jump, okay they are not as good as the men, that's understood. But the fighting sports? That to me is forced.

Women's judo, women's boxing, what the heck? Lot's of women play basketball, lots, run track, but fight? How many women are dreaming about knocking other women out?

Don't get me started on women's hockey.

I think we need a women's football league so all those fat black women on welfare can become affletic offensive lineswomen.
 

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Glad Harrison and Phelps gold medal performances took alot of the oxygen out of Douglas's accomplishment of all around gold medal gymnast today.

I feared Douglas would win the all around Monday when she stumbled out of bounds on the floor excercise and only got a small deduction. Wieber barely touched the line with her foot and recieved the same deduction, which should not have happened. Cunty Marxists at work. This deduction ultimately caused Weiber to be eliminated from the all around.

Weiber and her teammates have another chance to medal in the individual events. Go Wieber, Raisman, Maroney!
 

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I feared Douglas would win the all around Monday when she stumbled out of bounds on the floor excercise and only got a small deduction. Wieber barely touched the line with her foot and recieved the same deduction, which should not have happened. Cunty Marxists at work. This deduction ultimately caused Weiber to be eliminated from the all around.


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It wasn't the same deduction.. it was triple. One foot out of bounds is a 0.1. Two feet out is a 0.3.

Jordyn's floor-ex placed her 6th out of 82 women.. Gabby 33rd. The problem is, she was so far in 1st place among the Americans at that point, the .9 deficit to Jordyn only dropped her to 2nd.
 

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Michael Phelps now has 20 total medals (16 golds), and still has a legit chance to get 2 more before his storied career is complete. It was so predictable that the racist Michael Wilbon would immediately spring to action and try to discredit Phelps by bringing up Carl Lewis and Jesse Owens as two guys he would actually rate ahead. By any objective measure, it's not even close.

Looks like the US is now atop the medals standings. I think China should be able to keep it close, but I would expect the US to win overall count. Germany has moved up to #4, up from pretty much nowhere just a couple of days ago.
 

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It wasn't the same deduction.. it was triple. One foot out of bounds is a 0.1. Two feet out is a 0.3.

Jordyn's floor-ex placed her 6th out of 82 women.. Gabby 33rd. The problem is, she was so far in 1st place among the Americans at that point, the .9 deficit to Jordyn only dropped her to 2nd.

Gryphon, not sure what your post is saying, but I guess to clarify my point is that Weiber was the 2012 World Champion and was 4th over all out of all the Olympains who qualified for the All Around. But each country is only allowed two performers, even tho Weiber ranked higher. Douglas and Raisman "happened" to score higher on their respective scores during team qualifying. There is no doubt in my mind she would have taken the all around yesterday. Even the NBC caste clowns believed that Jordan was "over judged". Hoping her, Raisman and Maronyne score a individual gold medal. Yes, Douglas, I will give her due, she arose to the occasion. Congrats in getting the gold medal under extreme pressure. I am fair.
 

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I think, beyond the typical racist reflex-action that makes sportswriters assume the position with Carl Lewis, it's because he managed to win Gold in the same event in four consecutive Games (LA 84, Seoul 88, Barcelona 92, Atlanta 96) in the long jump.

In addition, he won sprint golds in 84 and 88, though the 88 gold was only because Ben Johnson subsequently tested positive for steroids.

That's all irrelevant though because in 88, Lewis was trounced by Johnson in front of the world, and later Lewis was also revealed to be a cheater.

Also, his "dominance" in the long jump is somewhat flaky, seeing as how a Russian dude (forgot his name) was giving Lewis a real run for his money in 91-92, and Michael Powell kicked the sh** out of Lewis in 91. Both of the latter two men were injured in 92 and or 96 which allowed Lewis to trump relatively weaker competition. And in the 200meters, Lewis was beaten by another cheater, Michael Johnson.

Admittedly Carl Lewis can be called a great Olympian, but he's a proven cheater who only gets a pass because to do otherwise is racist.

Carl Lewis was himself a cheater, and was beaten eventually by other drug cheats. He won gold medals against injured main rivals.





Michael Phelps, however? What are people going to say, he took steroids? Nice try. Look at his competition! No one can deny he's fighting the best in the world. Ian Thorpe--still holder of many records.

Michael Phelps is TRUE dominance, particularly in 2008. Not squeaky technicality wins, like Lewis' after-the-fact gold medal when Ben Johnson got busted.

In the end, Lewis is great, but Phelps is GREATER.

The idea that there is any question, is just self-justifying Negro-pandering by shrimp d!cked sportswriters who automatically attack anything if a White male does well at something.

One more point: first Black chick wins a gold medal in an all-around event - ALL OVER the news.
First Black male does well in 50 meter swim - ALL OVER the news.


And now as for Lemaitre beating the 10 second barrier, and DISPROVING the stereotype that White people (er, males) can't run fast...

*crickets*



I think the reason why the Chinese and the US are winning so many medals is because the athletes are basically professionals and in many cases (for both countries) drugged out of their minds.

Other countries either can't make their sportspeople professional (and they shouldn't be) or they can't play the steroids game, or don't want to. I feel good about it when Americans win certain medals, but also feel that other countries represent the Olympic ideal better than we do.

China is nothing more than USSR redux. That said, it's good to see Asiatics win stuff instead of Blacks. I just don't like it if they win, at the expense of Whites.

And some countries pad their medal totals with things that, while interesting, should not be Olympic sports. Table tennis? Seriously we're going to call these f**kers "athletes"? Get the eff outta here.
 

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Michael Phelps now has 20 total medals (16 golds), and still has a legit chance to get 2 more before his storied career is complete. It was so predictable that the racist Michael Wilbon would immediately spring to action and try to discredit Phelps by bringing up Carl Lewis and Jesse Owens as two guys he would actually rate ahead. By any objective measure, it's not even close.

Looks like the US is now atop the medals standings. I think China should be able to keep it close, but I would expect the US to win overall count. Germany has moved up to #4, up from pretty much nowhere just a couple of days ago.
foobar75, enjoy your posts, but this fool/racist Wilbon is in the same boat as Steven A Smiff. Overt black racists. The sad thing is, whatever they spew, DWFs lap it up in a heart beat. Pathetic.
 

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I think, beyond the typical racist reflex-action that makes sportswriters assume the position with Carl Lewis, it's because he managed to win Gold in the same event in four consecutive Games (LA 84, Seoul 88, Barcelona 92, Atlanta 96) in the long jump.

In addition, he won sprint golds in 84 and 88, though the 88 gold was only because Ben Johnson subsequently tested positive for steroids.

That's all irrelevant though because in 88, Lewis was trounced by Johnson in front of the world, and later Lewis was also revealed to be a cheater.

Also, his "dominance" in the long jump is somewhat flaky, seeing as how a Russian dude (forgot his name) was giving Lewis a real run for his money in 91-92, and Michael Powell kicked the sh** out of Lewis in 91. Both of the latter two men were injured in 92 and or 96 which allowed Lewis to trump relatively weaker competition. And in the 200meters, Lewis was beaten by another cheater, Michael Johnson.

Admittedly Carl Lewis can be called a great Olympian, but he's a proven cheater who only gets a pass because to do otherwise is racist.

Carl Lewis was himself a cheater, and was beaten eventually by other drug cheats. He won gold medals against injured main rivals.





Michael Phelps, however? What are people going to say, he took steroids? Nice try. Look at his competition! No one can deny he's fighting the best in the world. Ian Thorpe--still holder of many records.

Michael Phelps is TRUE dominance, particularly in 2008. Not squeaky technicality wins, like Lewis' after-the-fact gold medal when Ben Johnson got busted.

In the end, Lewis is great, but Phelps is GREATER.

The idea that there is any question, is just self-justifying Negro-pandering by shrimp d!cked sportswriters who automatically attack anything if a White male does well at something.

One more point: first Black chick wins a gold medal in an all-around event - ALL OVER the news.
First Black male does well in 50 meter swim - ALL OVER the news.


And now as for Lemaitre beating the 10 second barrier, and DISPROVING the stereotype that White people (er, males) can't run fast...

*crickets*



I think the reason why the Chinese and the US are winning so many medals is because the athletes are basically professionals and in many cases (for both countries) drugged out of their minds.

Other countries either can't make their sportspeople professional (and they shouldn't be) or they can't play the steroids game, or don't want to. I feel good about it when Americans win certain medals, but also feel that other countries represent the Olympic ideal better than we do.

China is nothing more than USSR redux. That said, it's good to see Asiatics win stuff instead of Blacks. I just don't like it if they win, at the expense of Whites.

And some countries pad their medal totals with things that, while interesting, should not be Olympic sports. Table tennis? Seriously we're going to call these f**kers "athletes"? Get the eff outta here.
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I will consider it mission accomplished if LaMaitre shatters the 10 second barrier, with Bolt tripping up and LaMaitre getting the Gold in the 200 meters. What a perfect ending to these games, as well as LaMaitre testing clean afterward. A dream that I hope will come true.
 

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It wasn't the same deduction.. it was triple. One foot out of bounds is a 0.1. Two feet out is a 0.3.

Jordyn's floor-ex placed her 6th out of 82 women.. Gabby 33rd. The problem is, she was so far in 1st place among the Americans at that point, the .9 deficit to Jordyn only dropped her to 2nd.

Question, why does anyone here care about Gabrielle Douglas?
 

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I was reading an article yesterday about Phelps receiving a phone call from Obama. It was all over the news. Of course, I don't buy what Obama is saying. It's part of his campaign of course to buy some white votes and show he's not a racist to the few DWF's who are starting to sober up a bit. Pathetic!

Getting back to the games, this guy Anthony Irvin is considered a black by the media but I could have sworn he was white. He may have 10-15 percent black in him, but the one drop rule applies. He's Jewish on his mothers side and black and Native American on his fathers. Wouldn't it be better if the media labeled him as Native American to give them a guy to cheer for? I mean the well is pretty dry as far as Native American athletes on the US team.
 

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Gentlemen, I don't watch these games and events (I'd need a tv to watch), but I get what you're saying about the coverage. Try just watching the events and not getting into the racial end of it. You'll enjoy it much more I think. We're all aware the coverage/propaganda would be this over the top blacks/minorities are wonderful type baloney. No need to get upset about what we new would be before it all started.

Tom Iron...
 
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I was reading an article yesterday about Phelps receiving a phone call from Obama. It was all over the news. Of course, I don't buy what Obama is saying. It's part of his campaign of course to buy some white votes and show he's not a racist to the few DWF's who are starting to sober up a bit. Pathetic!

Getting back to the games, this guy Anthony Irvin is considered a black by the media but I could have sworn he was white. He may have 10-15 percent black in him, but the one drop rule applies. He's Jewish on his mothers side and black and Native American on his fathers. Wouldn't it be better if the media labeled him as Native American to give them a guy to cheer for? I mean the well is pretty dry as far as Native American athletes on the US team.

Did Obama tell Phelps "you didn't win those medals"? Probably.

Ervin looks Jewish (which he is), and that makes him difficult to use as anti-white sports propaganda. Blacks and DWFs will not see him as black, so his value to them is minimal. If that isn't the height of irony, I don't know what is. The media scum can't really use one of their own, and he is even part black! That must be painful for them.
 

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Jaxvid just mentioned table tennis? I haven't watched a second of this sport, which me and my friends used to refer to as "ping pong", but this might be the time to post some interesting photos of table tennis stars from various "white nations" competing for the gold:

Chen Weixing (Austria)

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Liu Song (Argentina)

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He Zhiwen (nicknamed"Juanito") (Spain)


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Justin Han (Australia)


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Andre Ho (Canada)

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Wang Zeng Yi (Poland)

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Wu Jiaduo (Germany)

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Li-jiao (Holland)

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Li Jie (Holland)

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Shen Yanfei (Spain)

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Li Qian (Poland)

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Ni Xialian (Luxemberg)

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Wenling Tan Monfardini (Italy)

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Li Qiangbing (Austria)

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Xian Yi Fang (France)

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I actually could have posted several more similar photos of male and female stars from Europe and North America, but got bored looking up images...I think people get the point. Whites suck at ping pong?

Now, that's a "Caste System"...

Isn't it "strange" how non-Whites make inroads into traditionally "White" sports such as swimming and fencing, while White nations "hire" Chinese to represent them in table tennis - in addition to blacks for athletics and basketball?
 

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The Chinese have a proven record of cheating and nobody can convince me that they could dominate the sport of weightlifting and be a prominent swimming power without the use of PEDs or very possibly "genetic doping". The "successes" of the Japanese and South Koreans in swimming and those of the North and South Koreans in weightlifting should also be viewed with suspicion.

Let's look at weightlifting. All of the events decided thus far have been "won" by Asians (4 Chinese, 3 North Koreans, plus 2 Chinese-born "Kazakhs"). I am willing to concede that Asians could win "cleanly" in the lowest weight categories (56kg and 62kg for men / 48kg for women) simply because there aren't too many White adults who are so small and light, whereas the Far East is teeming with such underdeveloped runts. That much is plain to see. Yet the Chinese men have already triumphed in the 69kg and 77kg categories, setting a new world record in the latter...

At the Beijing Games, every gold medal in the women's competition was won by an Asian (4 by Chinese), while Asian men won five of the eight men's championships (once again, 4 gold medallists were Chinese...). A Chinese even won the 85kg category!

Tell me, what would be the odds of that occurring in a drug-free environment?
 

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The German Olympic team has been rocked by a scandal involving a member of the women's eight rowing team. According to media reports, Nadja Drygalla is suspected of having ties to the right-wing extremist scene in Rostock. She has voluntarily left the Olympic Village and an investigation may follow.
Read more here. I guess that is what you call Sippenhaft ("kin liability"). She never broke any german governing law, and not to mention that this guy went from "member of the NPD" to "offical of the NPD"to a full-blown "Nazi" in just a few hours. Not even in East Germany in its heyday something like that would have happened.
 

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Read more here. I guess that is what you call Sippenhaft ("kin liability"). She never broke any german governing law, and not to mention that this guy went from "member of the NPD" to "offical of the NPD"to a full-blown "Nazi" in just a few hours. Not even in East Germany in its heyday something like that would have happened.

Reading that article is CHILLING!! The destruction of Western principles of law and justice are astounding. Here are some examples:

Although the release did not specify the reasons for her sudden departure, German public broadcaster ARD reports that the 23-year-old ex-police officer is suspected of sympathizing with right-wing extremist ideology and of being associated with an official from the far-right National Democratic Party (NPD), which authorities describe as racist, revisionist, hostile to the constitution and sympathetic to extremist right-wing ideology. The party is, however, legal and has representatives in both state and municipal assemblies, primarily in eastern Germany. [if the Party is a legal party then what is the problem?]
Vesper also rejected charges of guilt by association. "In Germany, thank God, there is the principle that each is responsible for one's own deeds and not for one's surroundings." It would be unjust, he continued, "to define another person based on their personal surroundings," adding that what is important for him is "how she thinks and acts."
[what is important is what she "thinks"]

Although admitting that "the story is not without problems," Vesper also used the occasion to defend German Olympic officials. "If we had had even the slightest indication that someone in our squad was xenophopic, this person wouldn't have been on the Olympic squad," he told the German sports news agency SID.
DRV President Siegfried Kaidel told the German news agency DPA that Drygalla had "affirmed several times that she had nothing to do with the far-right scene."
[can't be on the Olympic squad if you are xenophobic! didn't read that in the Olympic bylaws!]

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Freedom of speech, freedom of thought - it's all there in the "modern, enlightened Western democracy". I guess that blonde hair shall be outlawed next...

Back in 2010, Leicester City defender Wayne Brown was forced out of the club after he revealed during a training ground discussion that he had voted for the BNP (British National Party) in the general election of that year.

The BNP, of course, is a legal (although highly vilified) political party...
 
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