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February 4th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
But critics said many household names given contracts because of their British heritage
had wasted the chance to showcase local craftsmanship.
A spokesman for the Federation of Small Businesses told the newspaper: “This
was the perfect opportunity to champion the country’s manufacturing industry
and show off the best of British and it has been thrown away.
“We have expertise across the UK in every area of manufacturing, from T-shirts
to toys, which could have been utilised.
“At a time when the economy is suffering, this would have been a very welcome
boost. It is bitterly disappointing.”
On Friday night a Locog spokesman dismissed the claims, which have reported
before, insisting that the majority of licensees were “British companies”.
“In the licensing and manufacturing industry, many products supplied and sold
by British companies are made overseas,” he said in a statement.
“90 per cent of our licensees are British companies and those which aren’t UK
companies all have UK offices, employing UK staff.
“All London 2012 products have their design, development and creative work
done in the UK and as a result of winning these licenses, companies are
employing more staff in the UK.”
In 2010, when the similar claims were raised, Lord Coe, the London 2012
Chairman said: “Where it is at all possible to procure British
manufacturing, we will.
“Those licencees, where they have a domestic output potential – we will
encourage that.”
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