
London welcomed the Parallel Olympic Games with a dazzling display full of guts and gumption, and with a look-up-at-the-stars-and-not-down-at-your-feet message of hope. Only the commercial breaks and a plodding commentary marred a marvellous show. For the first time in Paralympic history, the gig is heading for a sell-out as ticket sales surge. Channel Four had its best viewing figures for a decade. As the tidal wave of cheer and goodwill continues to sweep over the realm like a benign Great Flood, this would not be a sensible time for the Government to benefit-bash the disabled. But then, there never should be a good time to bully the easiest of targets. Pick on someone your own size, I say. Like the filthy rich Fagins who squirrel their money away in tax havens. I’ve nothing against people earning a bob or two (If only I owned the copyright to the Union Flag at the moment) but I do expect everyone to pay their fair share. Here endeth the lesson. Let’s sit back, wallow in the joy and hope for a swag bag full of bling.
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Yes, we Jamaicans are hoping for some bling, too! Cheers to them all!!
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It’s in the bag!
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Nicely said.
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Thank you
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ably put Jack – you’re halfway to joining the WSM 🙂
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What the World’s Strongest Man?
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TRT cut the opening ceremony to show football!
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Very disability aware!
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Swag bag full of bling arrived yet?
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Full to bursting 😉
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