WE ABSOLUTELY POSITIVITY CANNOT PASS UP THIS OPPORTUNITY. EVERYONE RESEARCH CRIME STATICS, CHICAGO HISTORY, CHICAGO CRIME RATES, AND CRIME PHOTOS OF CHICAGO.
CONTACT EVERYONE IN DIRECT RELATION TO THE OLYMPICS WHO MAY HAVE THE SLIGHTEST INFLUENCE ON HAVING CHICAGO HOST THE OLYMPICS. SEND THEM YOUR RESEARCH INCLUDING PHOTOS AND TELL THEM IT WOULD NOT BE ADVISABLE, NOR SAFE FOR THE OLYMPICS TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO, AND THAT AS AMERICAN CITIZENS, THAT WE REQUEST THAT AMERICAN NOT HOST ANOTHER OLYMPICS WHILE OBAMA IS HOLDING OFFICE. YOU MAY WANT TO INCLUDE THE FACT THAT BILL AYERS IS A CHICAGO RESIDENT, AND GIVE THEM HIS HISTORY. DO NOT USE THE WORDS "DEMAND", "PROTEST", OR SIMILAR WORDS. DO TELL THEM WE LOVE AND RESPECT THEIR ORGANIZATION AS ONE OF THE GREATEST IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF PEACE AND WORLD UNDERSTANDING.
THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY THAT WE MUST NOT PASS UP. ONE MORE THING, DON'T JUST SEND ONE OR TWO E-MAILS AND LETTERS, FLOOD THEM WITH COMMUNICATIONS DAILY FOR AT LEAST A MONTH OR MORE, AND BE SURE TO START TODAY SO THAT THEY WILL BE THERE WHEN OBAMA ARRIVES!
URGENT UPDATE:
People in Chicago don't even want the Olympics, so let's help them out (-;
FOX-TV CHICAGO ORDERED NOT TO RUN ANTI-OLYMPICS STORY
Sun Sep 27 2009 21:56:11 ET
http://www.drudgereport.com/flashocc.htm
A local TV station that reported on Chicagoans NOT wanting the Olympics has been told NOT to run the report again, insiders tell the DRUDGE REPORT!
The Chicago Olympic Committee told FOX Chicago that its broadcast "would harm Chicago's chances" to be awarded the games.
The station's news director ordered staff to hold fire after the report aired once last Thursday morning, claims a source.
Chicago, Madrid, Tokyo and Rio are mounting strong bids for the honor to host in 2016.
The International Olympic Committee makes its decision on Friday. President Obama will lead the in-person push.
Developing...
FOX VIDEO: 'Chicagoans for Rio': Not Everyone in Illinois Wants the 2016 Olympics
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Chicagoans for Rio

Obama heading to Copenhagen to back Chicago's Olympic bid WASHINGTON (AP) — President Obama will travel to Denmark this week to support Chicago's bid for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/2009-09-28-obama-copenhagen...
Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to the president, told The Associated Press Monday morning that Obama will leave Thursday and join his wife, Michelle, in Copenhagen, where they'll make the pitch to the International Olympic Committee.
Obama would be the first U.S. president to take on such a direct role in lobbying for an Olympics event.
The International Olympic Committee is meeting in Copenhagen to select a host city for the 2016 Summer Games. Chicago faces tough competition from Rio de Janeiro, Madrid and Tokyo.
Obama, who represented Illinois in the U.S. Senate after serving in the Illinois Legislature, is a longtime supporter of Chicago's bid. He and Michelle consider it their adopted home town, and he recently sent letters to selected IOC members, promising a "spectacular Olympic experience for one and all."
"President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama symbolize the hope, opportunity and inspiration that makes Chicago great, and we are honored to have two of our city's most accomplished residents leading our delegation in Copenhagen," Mayor Richard M. Daley said in a statement. "Who better to share with members of the International Olympic Committee the commitment and enthusiasm Chicago has for the Olympic and Paralympic Movement than the President and First Lady."
The president had held off on announcing a trip to Copenhagen, saying his first priority was the ongoing debate in Washington over health care reform. The legislation is a signature piece of his domestic policy agenda and negotiations on Capitol Hill have been contentious.
But with heads of state representing Rio and Madrid already scheduled to attend the IOC meeting Friday, Chicago's bid organizers had hoped Obama would make an in-person appeal.
"I don't think there's an IOC member on the planet that wouldn't love to meet your president. He's a transformational figure in the world today," longtime IOC member D*** Pound said recently.
Obama is also mobilizing his administration on behalf of Chicago's bid. Senior adviser Jarrett, Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, will also be joining the president and first lady in Copenhagen. All are from Illinois.
They join a Chicago contingent already packed with more star power than a Hollywood red carpet. The first lady is one of the few people who rivals her husband in visibility, and she'll be joined by talk show host Oprah Winfrey, who trails only Angelina Jolie on Forbes' annual Celebrity 100 list, a ranking of the rich and famous' most powerful.
Chicago is also bringing 14 Olympic and two Paralympic gold medalists, including Michael Johnson, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Nadia Comaneci and Nastia Liukin.