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Did you know that an #ancient #Olympics athlete was chosen by the #gods?

Eubotas knew he would win the #running #race at the 93rd Games in 408 BC. The #oracle of Cyrene had told him!

He commissioned his own statue before the games - & of course he DID #win!

44 years later, Eubotas won the chariot race in the 104th Games (as an owner, to whom the prize went).

He possibly also won six other races.

The prettiest courtesan of the age was madly in love with him, too.

Canada's Linkletter eyes 1st marathon win next month in Ottawa after 'surreal' Boston performance
Fresh off a personal-best time and sixth-place finish in Monday's Boston Marathon, Calgary-born Rory Linkletter will be looking for his first victory in the event on May 25 in Ottawa.
#marathon #sports #Boston #Ottawa #Calgary #Olympics
cbc.ca/sports/olympics/summer/

15 years ago, a gang of anarchists, Indigenous land defenders, and assorted shit-disturbers took on the 2010 #Vancouver #Olympics and said: Fuck your colonial circus.

From chucking pies at politicians to wrecking corporate crap and smashing colonial symbols, we weren’t there to politely protest—we were there to disrupt.

I break down how we built an anti-capitalist, anti-colonial resistance that didn’t ask for permission and sure as hell didn’t apologize. This is a firsthand look at how it all went down—and why that fight still matters.

📽️ Watch it. Share it. Remember it.

#FuckTheOlympics #NoOlympicsOnStolenLand #AnarchyWorks #2010Resistance #AntiColonial #subMedia

amplifierfilms.ca/the-night-da

AmplifierThe Night David Eby Got Pied or How to Successfully Organize an Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Colonial, Anti-Olympic Movement | AmplifierA firsthand account of the militant resistance against the 2010 Vancouver Olympics—from pieing politicians to smashing colonial symbols. Franklin Lopez breaks down how anarchists and radicals organized an anti-capitalist, anti-colonial movement that left a mark.