 Luge federation wants Whistler track details kept secret The International Luge Federation (FIL) is arguing that the British Columbia Information and Privacy Commissioner should refuse to release documents about the Whistler Sliding Centre where a 20-year-old Georgian luger was killed at the 2010 Winter OlympicCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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thwarting transparency just feeds Conspiratorial idiots.
Actually it makes them not seem like idiots at all.
I don't get this:
It says if certain information about the track is made public, it will "result in international federations not being forthcoming in cooperating with authorities should a similar tragedy take place in the future on Canadian soil."
thwarting transparency just feeds Conspiratorial idiots.
Actually it makes them not seem like idiots at all.
I don't get this:
It says if certain information about the track is made public, it will "result in international federations not being forthcoming in cooperating with authorities should a similar tragedy take place in the future on Canadian soil."
That's what I'm saying, this organization is making threats when it should be cooperating to the fullest extent. They seem content to awkwardly sweep the whole incident under the rug and pretend nothing happened. Someone died and it was embarrassing(to say the least) for everyone involved and out of respect for Nodar Kumaritashvili and his family complete transparency is the least they can do.