Which means, that all the
anger, drama and strife in the world is caused by those who are not the
most talented people on the planet.
When will we learn that those that foment hate don't deserve to be followed? They deserve to be ignored.
And to Rick Antonson and his crew at Tourism Vancouver...well done, my friend. Well done.
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March 01, 2010
Can We Just Get Along?
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Very nice. Very profound. A great take-away from the games.
Posted by: Harvey Briggs | March 01, 2010 at 08:09