This did not include the 27 Chinese athletes who had also failed the pre-competition drug tests. This helps prove that the use of performance- enhancing drug use is still evident in athletes who are considered to be among the best in the world. Many people are starting to get fed up with these numbers and want something done about it, even if they seem drastic. If there were some sort of reasonable or even unreasonable solution, it would be considered. But there are so many cultures, so many agendas.
Some nations simply don t care.
That prompts the idea that maybe there should a Clean Olympics and a Dirty Olympics. Obviously this statement is one that is rather drastic and ridiculous. The Olympic Games will never be split into two sections, one for those who use performance-enhancing drugs, and one for those who are natural athletes, or in other words, those who do not use chemicals to improve their athletic ability. It is simply a ridiculous idea, one that was made to show just how serious this situation has become. Well, I would say to look towards the International Olympic Committee and have them do research and develop tests to help identify all the chemicals that are used by the athletes.