The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
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@CyberPunker source?
@Randahl Fink here is one source:
#^NS-Ästhetik? IOC verteidigt Verkauf von Shirts zu Olympia 1936 in Berlin
Ein T-Shirt im Online-Shop des Internationalen Olympischen Komitees anlässlich der Olympischen Spiele 1936 in Berlin sorgt für Kritik. Es würde an die Ästhetik des NS-Regimes anknüpfen, heißt es. Das IOC verteidigt sich.
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@masek that was FIFA though.
@randahl As a journalist you need to be able to distinguish between two different but hopelessly corrupt orgs
. For me both are cut from the same cloth.
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
@randahl The IOC should be ashamed
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@CyberPunker source?
@randahl Find only german links at work, sorry:
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@randahl Find only german links at work, sorry:
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
@randahl unless them admiting that opening ceremony speaks about unity and support at hard times was all lies... honour and tribute with simple helmet symbot to fallen is peaceful form of support them cant deny that...
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
@randahl Ooooooh, fuuuuuuuuuuuuck youuuu, IOC.
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
@randahl Yes, solidarity above competition. That would be a signal. A tough call for athletes though.
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
@randahl IOC is as corrupt as FIFA, with LA 2028 Olympic Games getting closer they will create their IOC peace prize.
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
@randahl Well, the helmet is certainly getting world attention now!
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The International Olympic Committee expels Ukrainian Vladylsav Heraskevych from The Winter Olympics' skeleton sled competition for wearing a helmet picturing Ukrainian athletes who have been killed by Russia.
I really wish every athlete would just leave the games, so we could see the IOC crying "No, wait! Come back! We did not mean it!"
@randahl well .. they do succeed in giving it more attention now.
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