Olympic officials try to crush U.S. probes of China doping, threaten SLC Games
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#3> [FBI] agents working on that investigation tried to question a top swimming official when he was in the United States last month for the U.S. Olympic trials, triggering alarms in global sports circles about the potential legal risks from the inquiries.
> In response, WADA officials have moved a meeting scheduled to be held in the United States later this year to Canada, ensuring that its officials cannot be questioned by the American authorities ...
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#5Why should we care about the Olympic Games? It is a huge expense and has no convincing positive return. Meanwhile local residents have their lives disrupted for weeks and months and gain nothing much from it. No thanks. Keep the probe going, call their bluff, and let them collapse into obscurity like beauty pageants.
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#6The proximal cause of the demand goes unmentioned in the NPR story. From NYT ( https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/24/world/olympics/salt-lake-... ): > [FBI] agents working on that investigation tried to question a top swimming official when he was in the United States last month for the U.S. Olympic trials, triggering alarms in global sports circles about the potential legal risks from the inquiries. > In response, WADA…
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#8The proximal cause of the demand goes unmentioned in the NPR story. From NYT ( https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/24/world/olympics/salt-lake-... ): > [FBI] agents working on that investigation tried to question a top swimming official when he was in the United States last month for the U.S. Olympic trials, triggering alarms in global sports circles about the potential legal risks from the inquiries. > In response, WADA…