Talk:Bids for Olympic Games

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Who writes these remarks? The one about the 1996 olympics is a bit political.

I learned the information about the 1996 olympics from the CBC in Canada. During their nightly newscast on July 2, 2003, their network's chief correspondent, Peter Mansbridge, said that Athens hosting the 1996 Summer Olympics should have been a right, not an option, because it's the birthplace of the modern olympic games and people felt the city could usher in the second century of Olympics. -- SNIyer12 ^(talk), 14:16, 11 February 2006 (UTC)

I agree- it says "Remarks", not "conspiricy theories"!