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Kris said:
Yes, Why is everyone going berserk over the word of some French lab tech who was so unethical that he released the so called positive test to the news media? Doesn't anybody wonder what the guy was paid to violate the rules? From what I heard yesterday, the B smple hasn't even been tested yet. Does anybody know if the lab tech was reprimanded or fired for his behavior?
Get fired? In France?
(Just kidding...)
Joseph
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Now serious : As we know the guy came from UCI ( and not from the French Lab - I suspect it was a typo Kris did) and as the UCI stay in Swissland, to you believe the Swiss has been fired ?
Any information on his name, his nationality, his fate ?
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Bill C said:
Montesquiou said:
Well, according the Landis lawyer ( Jose Maria Buxeda) "we can't rely upon the french Lab. They use the IRMS technic and, as we know, we can't rely upon this technic, at the point that all the labs abound the world gave up this technic."
Of course it is the same argumentation that Ben Johnson and Dennis Michell used.
Funy : Dennis Michel said he had drunk 5 beers and make love with his wife 4 time the night before ( LOL !)
I suppose the Landis' wife were not with him on the night before the stage 17, so we can imagine that Jack Daniels did the job instead of .....
Source : L'Equipe - Samedi 29 juillet 2006 - Page 3 in "Défense fumeuse"
My point would be that there is a better test but it's more expensive, so I have no problem using this one as an indicator, but when they get a positive they should keep their mouths shut, not crucify people even before the B is tested. Both samples should then be tested using the more detailed test. Then there would be NO legitimate question whether the testosterone was natural, or was introduced. Once again though we have a rider being hung out before they have confirmation. I'm really amused that Astana is getting ready to race after being slammed and excluded. OOpppsss. There's just too much in the system that's screwed up, and the sad part is that it's mostly easy to fix. Bill C
I may have missed something, but Lance last night on Larry King said that this testing was being done at the same lab involved in the mess over his samples. Is this factual?
The only other thing I will say and add to this that, you know, without getting too -- too crazy or too much of a conspiracy theorist is that keep it in mind the laboratory here that found this abnormal reading is the same lab that I've been involved in with all the allegations over in France.
And this is the same lab that through the independent investigation and that process would not answer the simplest of questions to the independent investigator about the ethics of what they did and who conducted the testing and what conditions were -- they were done under. You know I'm a little skeptical of this particular laboratory and the report backs up that skepticism.
If they are using the same lab, then that, for me adds some doubt. I don't think this case is anything deliberate, but I still have real questions about the professionalism, quality of work, and integrity at this lab. That should all be put to rest though, with a monitored stesting of the B sample. If that gets screwed up, then this lab needs to be dropped from being used. Landis, if he's innocent, needs to be pushing to have the more comprehensive test done with neutral expert observers, at an independent lab. The idea that this is a "French" plot is ridiculous at best.
> "Bill C" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news: > [email hidden]... > > >> I may have missed something, but Lance last night on Larry King said >> that this testing was being done at the same lab involved in the mess >> over his samples. Is this factual? >> >> > > The instructions given by the lawyers is the following " We don't > like the > message, shoot the messenger" > >
Agreed, but are you saying that there aren't legitimate questions about this labs past efforts? Bill C
If you are asking whether one can take Vrijman or CM with equal seriousness, my answer is that the lab has no stake in making a _particular_ individual appear culpable
How can we know this?
We know someone in there sells information to l'Equipe. Will he stoop a little lower and sell a result?
"Kris" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news: [email hidden]... Yes, Why is everyone going berserk over the word of some French lab tech who was so unethical that he released the so called positive test to the news media? Doesn't anybody wonder what the guy was paid to violate the rules? From what I heard yesterday, the B smple hasn't even been tested yet. Does anybody know if the lab tech was reprimanded or fired for his behavior? ***** Yes !
According the barbaric French rules, he has been horribly tortured : compeled to read all the work of Simone de Beauvoir . Poor guy.
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In keeping with newsgroup policy, he should have been compelled to read the works of Alexandre Dumbass.
I may have missed something, but Lance last night on Larry King said that this testing was being done at the same lab involved in the mess over his samples. Is this factual?
The only other thing I will say and add to this that, you know, without getting too -- too crazy or too much of a conspiracy theorist is that keep it in mind the laboratory here that found this abnormal reading is the same lab that I've been involved in with all the allegations over in France.
And this is the same lab that through the independent investigation and that process would not answer the simplest of questions to the independent investigator about the ethics of what they did and who conducted the testing and what conditions were -- they were done under. You know I'm a little skeptical of this particular laboratory and the report backs up that skepticism.
If they are using the same lab, then that, for me adds some doubt. I don't think this case is anything deliberate, but I still have real questions about the professionalism, quality of work, and integrity at this lab. That should all be put to rest though, with a monitored stesting of the B sample. If that gets screwed up, then this lab needs to be dropped from being used. Landis, if he's innocent, needs to be pushing to have the more comprehensive test done with neutral expert observers, at an independent lab. The idea that this is a "French" plot is ridiculous at best.
On the other hand, if you read it (it being the work of a legally trained person), you will find that he (Vrijman) simply did not do a good job of employing the law as it is required to obtain what he was charged to get.
In addition, other than blowing lots of hubristic smoke about the paragraphs, and having failed to meet his task of information gathering, he simply argues by assertion that he will be the judge of the matter, and that he thinks everything stinks.
Really, one must actually read the dense text (which is not really out of the norm for the profession) in toto for it to be both understood and appreciated for its actual value.
And your summary of what you think was a summary is unfortunately rather empty. Not your fault - given what you were working with as a bible.
I may have missed something, but Lance last night on Larry King said that this testing was being done at the same lab involved in the mess over his samples. Is this factual?
The only other thing I will say and add to this that, you know, without getting too -- too crazy or too much of a conspiracy theorist is that keep it in mind the laboratory here that found this abnormal reading is the same lab that I've been involved in with all the allegations over in France.
And this is the same lab that through the independent investigation and that process would not answer the simplest of questions to the independent investigator about the ethics of what they did and who conducted the testing and what conditions were -- they were done under. You know I'm a little skeptical of this particular laboratory and the report backs up that skepticism.
If they are using the same lab, then that, for me adds some doubt. I don't think this case is anything deliberate, but I still have real questions about the professionalism, quality of work, and integrity at this lab. That should all be put to rest though, with a monitored stesting of the B sample. If that gets screwed up, then this lab needs to be dropped from being used. Landis, if he's innocent, needs to be pushing to have the more comprehensive test done with neutral expert observers, at an independent lab. The idea that this is a "French" plot is ridiculous at best.
On the other hand, if you read it (it being the work of a legally trained person), you will find that he (Vrijman) simply did not do a good job of employing the law as it is required to obtain what he was charged to get.
In addition, other than blowing lots of hubristic smoke about the paragraphs, and having failed to meet his task of information gathering, he simply argues by assertion that he will be the judge of the matter, and that he thinks everything stinks.
Really, one must actually read the dense text (which is not really out of the norm for the profession) in toto for it to be both understood and appreciated for its actual value.
And your summary of what you think was a summary is unfortunately rather empty. Not your fault - given what you were working with as a bible.
Are we agreed that l'Equipe gets reports from LNDD that nobody else gets? That these are often materials that are covered under privacy rules? That alone is improper and leads me to distrust the rest.
As to the investigation. He was not hired as a detective or prosecutor. His job was to bring together the facts and obtain reports from the parties involved. LNDD and WADA were uncooperative.
The lab should've taken steps to eliminate privacy violations and they didn't.
WADA is beyond category as an agency out of control.
Are we agreed that l'Equipe gets reports from LNDD that nobody else gets?
It appears so, yes.
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That these are often materials that are covered under privacy rules?
It appears so, yes.
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That alone is improper and leads me to distrust the rest.
Every government in pretty much every democracy leaks confidential information all the time. The White House certainly does, and so does Number Ten. Does this mean that Blair and Bush are engaging in improper and untrus... OK, bad examples.
Are we agreed that l'Equipe gets reports from LNDD that nobody else gets?
It appears so, yes.
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That these are often materials that are covered under privacy rules?
It appears so, yes.
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That alone is improper and leads me to distrust the rest.
Every government in pretty much every democracy leaks confidential information all the time. The White House certainly does, and so does Number Ten. Does this mean that Blair and Bush are engaging in improper and untrus... OK, bad examples.
Particularly because they hold positions that have the authority to determine what should and should not be released.
Nobody at LNDD was ever elected to a position with the authority to decide what is and isn't private.
