I’ve always said that I have a perfect moral compass. I couldn’t imagine anybody more moral than me. It’s obvious to me what’s right and wrong and none of my belief systems contradict each other. I know there’s no such thing as a ghost. Bigfoot is too big to be real. Gnome is too small to be real. The reason I’m explaining this to you is that when you have belief systems as sound as mine, they are rarely challenged. A group called T.O.A.D.S made me challenge some of these belief systems, making me question the honesty of an institution I had trusted since I was a newborn baby - The Olympic Games.

I was made aware of this group about two months ago when my colleague Walter Phurnse emailed me a link to a Facebook group called ‘T.O.A.D.S’. Don’t try to find it - it’s been taken down. These people believe the Olympic Games that occur every four years, that are televised worldwide, are staged. ‘T.O.A.D.S’ stands for The Olympics Are a Deception and Scam. T.O.A.D.S has hundreds of supporters across the USA and Europe. I’ve spoken at length to the husband and wife team who started this campaign, Helen and Steve Roaberts, about their efforts to alert the public to what they call