A Political Decision That Was Most Inconsistent with the Typical

A political decision that was most inconsistent with the typical political approach of national or international Olympic officials was:

A) banning South Africa from the Olympic movement due to its apartheid policies.
B) ignoring international concerns about Hitler and German political exploitation of the Games prior to the 1936 Olympics.
C) sending Tommie Smith and John Carlos home and taking away their medals after their "black power salute" on the victory stand in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City.
D) asserting that the "Games must go on" following the political terrorism at the 1972 Munich Games.