When the president of the German football club St Pauli said it was \"clearly time to at least discuss a boycott\" of the World Cup in the US this summer, he was quickly reminded of his station. \"He hasn't been with us long,\" the president of the German football federation said. The idea of a boycott was completely \"misguided\" he said.But why? On Free State today, Joe and Dion look at why the World cup could be boycotted and, more importantly, why it won't.When FIFA created a peace prize, did they think about what would happen if they entered the peace business? Did they reflect that people might seriously ask them to consider peace, especially in a country which is going to war on everyone including its own people? They also look at Allianz's ongoing sponsorship of the National Football League and wonder why the protests have been so muted?
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