London 2012 Olympics: Games slogan to be revealed To give you an idea of what to expect, consider Beijing's choice four years ago: One World, One Dream. An Olympic slogan, after all, should be catchy, memorable and reflect the prevailing feeling of a country, carrying the weighty ambitions and hopes of the athletic world - no easy task. The modern Olympic slogan is Citius, Altius, Fortius, which translates from the original Latin as Faster, Higher, Stronger. It's a brilliant, lip-quivering fusion of the aspirational and inspirational. London, hosting the Games for the third time this summer, was engulfed in riots last year and with union leaders threatening to make the most of the Games to call for strike action, there could be more chaos. London: It's Going To Be A Riot could be appropriate, or maybe The Greatest Strike On Earth? There has been a considerable amount of mistrust directed at Games organisers Locog in recent months - from politicians to tax payers - over the lack of transparency with regards to the ticketing process. Would Ticket To Nowhere be a fitting slogan? Matthew Norman, writing in The Telegraph a few days ago, suggested that the slogan should be Try Not To Get Mugged, highlighting security fears many have for the Games. Let us know what you think an appropriate slogan would be by leaving a comment below, mailing us your suggestions at olympics@telegraph.co.uk or sending us a tweet @Telegraph2012.