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  1. I don't know what to believe? Could he be innocent?. If he is than why
    is'nt he having press conferences and screaming that it sounds far
    fetched but there are criminal elements in the testing system! that
    Pound is scum or maybe a Phonak doctor sabatoged him? Considering his
    latest tests and the number of earlier tests that have popped up with
    results that are on the edge, it's just to many for gross incompetence
    (unless his blood samples were not adequatly protected or there is a
    lab tech out to get him).

    If guilty his behaviour is strange also. Suppose he is guilty but is to
    ashamed to admit it. I mean only an idiot would try to fight and Tyler
    has a college education and must realize that he looks like a
    pathological liar. Why not declare your innocence and then slink away
    quitely? and take a break for 16mos. and maybe consider a comeback for
    a season or two? Why spend 700k on lawyers on a lost cause? knowing its
    mission impossible and knowing your going to look like a pathological
    liar and not just a cheat? (that is why I wonder if he really is
    innocent)

    One other thing, the testers accused him of taking a transfusion in the
    middle of winter many months away from racing and like Tyler said that
    would be stupid and I agree but a cheater might want to cheat year
    around so he could have consistent in season and out.

    This thing is disturbing, Tyler has said that when he proves his
    innocence he won't let associates back who have distanced themselves
    from him. Either the guy is a huge victim or is pathological. He always
    seemed like a stand up guy.

  2. You know the way Tyler crashes all the time this banishment could save
    his life. I still think if he was smart he should have saved his money
    and just publicly bashed his accusers. 700k spent on lawyers right
    before your enforced retirement is just not smart. Hell if I was him I
    would have taken a break from crashing and then tried to make another
    700k by writing a book called "destroyed by criminals" with my mug on
    it.

  3. "steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    You know the way Tyler crashes all the time this banishment could save
    his life. I still think if he was smart he should have saved his money
    and just publicly bashed his accusers. 700k spent on lawyers right
    before your enforced retirement is just not smart. Hell if I was him I
    would have taken a break from crashing and then tried to make another
    700k by writing a book called "destroyed by criminals" with my mug on
    it.

    The $700-$800k is mostly lost salary. The book that will make him some
    money is the one that tells all about Postal and CSC.

  4. Quoted message said:

    The $700-$800k is mostly lost salary. The book that will make him some
    money is the one that tells all about Postal and CSC.


    Riis was Tyler's undoing. Riis showed him his magic medicine bag, his
    secret to winning the Tour de France. Tyler was weak, he let Riis open his
    magic bag.

  5. Callistus Valerius said:
    Quoted message said:

    The $700-$800k is mostly lost salary. The book that will make him some
    money is the one that tells all about Postal and CSC.


    Riis was Tyler's undoing. Riis showed him his magic medicine bag, his
    secret to winning the Tour de France. Tyler was weak, he let Riis open his
    magic bag.

    You shouldn't talk about B. Jew Lick like that.

    Thanks,

    Magilla

  6. steve said:

    This thing is disturbing, Tyler has said that when he proves his
    innocence he won't let associates back who have distanced themselves
    from him. Either the guy is a huge victim or is pathological. He always
    seemed like a stand up guy.

    Yeah - he always seemed on the up and up.

    But then so did Museeuw and Virenque.

    Tyler better join that Cult headed up by the new German ex HitlerJugend
    Chief Witch Doctor and say a few Seig Heil Mary's

    Or maybe he could teach Anchor and Stinker or whatever he calls his new
    Pooches to stand up and Salute like that German guy

    The new Chief WitchDoktor will probably be suitably impressed and
    arrange for the charges to be dropped.

    [From Reuters
    BERLIN - A German man who taught his dog Adolf to give a [censored] salute
    by raising his right paw has been charged with violating Germany's
    anti-Nazi laws, a Berlin court said Wednesday.

    Police investigated after members of the public complained they had
    seen the man giving the stiff-arm "[censored] salute" and telling his dog:
    "Adolf sit, give me the salute!," a court spokeswoman said.

    Germany has strict laws banning the use of Nazi symbols, but the man,
    Roland Thein, sporting a [censored]-style mustache and military tunic,
    said he didn't understand what the fuss was about]

    --
    Regards,
    Ila Kutcherkokoff
    (Lorena's Cousin)

  7. "He always

    Quoted message said:

    seemed like a stand up guy."


    unfortunately, that is what is said about various criminals ( homicidal
    maniacs, and rapists ); most often they plead innocence and conjure all
    sorts of stories about how it might seem that they the guilty yet are
    innocent. often the stories are told with such earnest conviction we do
    begin to wonder about the evidence piled against them... clifford olsen, oj
    simpson, jeffry dahlmer, ben johnson...

    I believe in science and the professionalism of the UCI admin and science
    labs... who would contract the services of bumbling doctors and technicians?
    how could a lab be filled with fools and gain lucrative contracts amongst
    others in the field vying for the same prestigious honour? who would go to
    university, and then work at a facility that they know would undergo
    worldwide scrutiny and discredit their career if all was not above board ?
    consider the voices and actions of those who work there, why haven't they
    come out and spoke to the media about tylers case and the allegations of
    misconduct by him against them ? my thinking is because they know the truth
    of their professionalism and tylers wild stories are the expected flailing
    of the guilty accused; not worth the time of day.

    Laz

    "steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I don't know what to believe? Could he be innocent?. If he is than why
    is'nt he having press conferences and screaming that it sounds far
    fetched but there are criminal elements in the testing system! that
    Pound is scum or maybe a Phonak doctor sabatoged him? Considering his
    latest tests and the number of earlier tests that have popped up with
    results that are on the edge, it's just to many for gross incompetence
    (unless his blood samples were not adequatly protected or there is a
    lab tech out to get him).

    If guilty his behaviour is strange also. Suppose he is guilty but is to
    ashamed to admit it. I mean only an idiot would try to fight and Tyler
    has a college education and must realize that he looks like a
    pathological liar. Why not declare your innocence and then slink away
    quitely? and take a break for 16mos. and maybe consider a comeback for
    a season or two? Why spend 700k on lawyers on a lost cause? knowing its
    mission impossible and knowing your going to look like a pathological
    liar and not just a cheat? (that is why I wonder if he really is
    innocent)

    One other thing, the testers accused him of taking a transfusion in the
    middle of winter many months away from racing and like Tyler said that
    would be stupid and I agree but a cheater might want to cheat year
    around so he could have consistent in season and out.

    This thing is disturbing, Tyler has said that when he proves his
    innocence he won't let associates back who have distanced themselves
    from him. Either the guy is a huge victim or is pathological. He always
    seemed like a stand up guy.

  8. Laz said:


    who would contract the services of [bumblers]?
    how could [an organization] be filled with fools and gain lucrative
    contracts amongst others in the field vying for the same prestigious
    honour? who would go to university, and then work at a facility that
    they know would undergo worldwide scrutiny and discredit their career
    if all was not above board ?

    Hmmm. You're saying you can't imagine a situation in which incompetence
    could survive, let alone flourish, in any important high profile job where
    the consequences of error would be dire? Damn, you're right, I can't think
    of any example at all of that ever happening.

  9. Laz said:

    I believe in science and the professionalism of the UCI admin and


    science

    Quoted message said:

    labs... who would contract the services of bumbling doctors and


    technicians?

    Quoted message said:

    how could a lab be filled with fools and gain lucrative contracts


    amongst

    Quoted message said:

    others in the field vying for the same prestigious honour?

    I don't know why you would write this, because this is precisely NOT
    the case. As a matter of fact, their process for this test has been
    shown to suck for the purposes of providing proof. This through the
    presence of gross error in execution, and because the test relies on
    non-quantitative standards that are applied irregularly.

    You can say the standard of proof was met, but I wouldn't trust that
    bunch with that test protocol just because they work for UCI.

  10. Robert Chung said:

    Hmmm. You're saying you can't imagine a situation in which incompetence
    could survive, let alone flourish, in any important high profile job where
    the consequences of error would be dire? Damn, you're right, I can't think
    of any example at all of that ever happening.

    Academia.

    Oh darn...sorry, you were being sarcastic.

  11. - and the same for
    Basso?
    Sastre?
    Julich?
    Voigt?

    I see: Riis is the evil magician, and it was a miracle, that Tyler Hamilton
    wasn't exposed driving for CSC?

    "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> skrev i en meddelelse
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    The $700-$800k is mostly lost salary. The book that will make him some
    money is the one that tells all about Postal and CSC.


    Riis was Tyler's undoing. Riis showed him his magic medicine bag, his
    secret to winning the Tour de France. Tyler was weak, he let Riis open
    his
    magic bag.

  12. I hope your not right but Julich comes back from the dead, Tyler turned
    into super man and lets not forget the CSC stage winners. I hope Riis
    is just super good at coaching. The thing is if Riis is rotten are
    there not any riders to expose him? -- One thing for sure is that we
    need a biycylists union so we can cut suspensions down to 6 months max
    with extra controls on guys labeled cheaters.

  13. steve said:

    lets not forget the CSC stage winners.

    Yeah, I mean obviously, if you're winning stages everyone knows what
    that means.

    JT

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