Discovery to lose Pro Tour Status??

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

You mean they should be denied by the same UCI that gave Saiz a card?

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

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

You mean they should be denied by the same UCI that gave Saiz a card?

Basso was under suspicion in a case where there was no evidence in support.
You are advocating that he is guilty until proven innocent. Disco has legal
representation. They would not jeopardize their status on a whim. They
checked the facts and covered their butts.

Ivan should look into suing the UCI. They kept him from working with no
facts.

Davey Crockett said:

Although the bright star on the horizon is the forthcoming submission,
on November 14, when a group of lawyers and other experts will come
before the German federal prosecutor and ask him to open a criminal
investigation targeting Donald Rumsfeld, Alberto Gonzales and other
key Bush Administration figures for war crimes.

I though they were nominating Rumsfeld as their candidate to to head WADA.

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

Since I've been off playing with our 5-month old (9kg, 72cm, crawling)
and not paying much attention, what protocol got broken, specifically?

In article <[email hidden]>,

Stu Fleming said:

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

Since I've been off playing with our 5-month old (9kg, 72cm, crawling)
and not paying much attention, what protocol got broken, specifically?

The standard protocol is apparently loading doses of EPO and steroids at
the annual "training camps" followed by microinfusions of EPO and
t-patches throughout the racing season.

Seems broken to me,

--
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to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

in 530295 20061110 084500 Stu Fleming said:

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

Since I've been off playing with our 5-month old (9kg, 72cm, crawling)
and not paying much attention, what protocol got broken, specifically?

Crawling at 5 months?! What incentives are you offering?

Bob Martin said:

in 530295 20061110 084500 Stu Fleming said:

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

Since I've been off playing with our 5-month old (9kg, 72cm, crawling)
and not paying much attention, what protocol got broken, specifically?

Crawling at 5 months?! What incentives are you offering?

According to Dr. Antoine Vayer this is physically impossible
without doping.

Brian Laffatwee

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Quoted message said:

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

You mean they should be denied by the same UCI that gave Saiz a card?

Basso was under suspicion in a case where there was no evidence in
support. You are advocating that he is guilty until proven innocent.
Disco has legal representation. They would not jeopardize their status on
a whim. They checked the facts and covered their butts.

Ivan should look into suing the UCI. They kept him from working with no
facts.

He is already suing Italian newspapers who described him as a cheat and a
doper. http://www.ivanbasso.net/?p=208

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In article <[email hidden]>,

Davey Crockett said:

Some observers, Davey included, believe that the Yankee Doodle
Discovery Channel squad should be precluded from the roster of
eligible Pro Tour teams on account of a violation of the Pro Tour
Protocols and agreements when Bruyneel agreed to hire Basso

Not that Davey gives a Fiddlers Firk about the Pro Tour Scam,
Verbruggen's Epitaph, since it was only created:

(1) To supplement, by means of backhanders from grateful Pro
Tour Follies participants, Verbruggen's already unconscionably
large pensions from Mars Bars and the UCI;

(2) To hammer the final nail into the coffin of a moribund
MegaBusiness, formerly the Sport of Cycling

There are in any instance more important matters than cycling with
show trials continuing for Griffin and Zundel

Although the bright star on the horizon is the forthcoming submission,
on November 14, when a group of lawyers and other experts will come
before the German federal prosecutor and ask him to open a criminal
investigation targeting Donald Rumsfeld, Alberto Gonzales and other
key Bush Administration figures for war crimes.

Yo! Davey, buy yourself a young Scotch.

I wish Tom Kunich were here to take point. Posters are
dropping like flies trying to maintain the current pace
of incoherent rants.

--
Michael Press

Michael Press said:

I wish Tom Kunich were here to take point. Posters are
dropping like flies trying to maintain the current pace
of incoherent rants.

Tom Kunich was unaffected by incoherent rants, that was his specialty.
Rbr doesn't need him back.

Michael Press said:

Quoted message said:

I wish Tom Kunich were here to take point. Posters are
dropping like flies trying to maintain the current pace
of incoherent rants.

Kyle Legate said:

Tom Kunich was unaffected by incoherent rants, that was his specialty.
Rbr doesn't need him back.

You may need him in order to have a unit of measure for incoherence and/or
verbal incontinence.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Kyle Legate said:

Michael Press said:

I wish Tom Kunich were here to take point. Posters are
dropping like flies trying to maintain the current pace
of incoherent rants.

Tom Kunich was unaffected by incoherent rants, that was his specialty.

Yes, Kyle, that is what my, apparently incoherent, rant
implies.

--
Michael Press

Simon Brooke said:

He is already suing Italian newspapers who described him as a cheat and a
doper. http://www.ivanbasso.net/?p=208

Well the newspaper medium, and mass media generally, will report any old
rubbish from the trivial through partisan politics to downright lies
and libel to increase their dwindling circulation.

Then the cockroaches become self righteous and babble about "Freedom
of the Press" when their lies come back to haunt them

Take the BBC for instance. They should be closed down for the scurrilous
tricks they have played upon the perfectly legitimate British National
Party and the total and absolute newsblackout they imposed on the
recent trial and subsequent acquittal of two BNP members on charges
resulting from "Evidence" some undercover sleazebag from the BBC
trumped up.

--
Davey

Davey Crockett said:

Take the BBC for instance. They should be closed down for the scurrilous
tricks they have played upon the perfectly legitimate British National
Party and the total and absolute newsblackout they imposed on the
recent trial and subsequent acquittal of two BNP members on charges
resulting from "Evidence" some undercover sleazebag from the BBC
trumped up.

BBC Blackout??

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/help/3681938.stm

Dan Gregory said:

Davey Crockett said:

Take the BBC for instance. They should be closed down for the scurrilous
tricks they have played upon the perfectly legitimate British National
Party and the total and absolute newsblackout they imposed on the
recent trial and subsequent acquittal of two BNP members on charges
resulting from "Evidence" some undercover sleazebag from the BBC
trumped up.

BBC Blackout??

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/help/3681938.stm

That help shouldn't be there
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6137722.stm

in message <[email hidden]>, Dan Gregory

(') said:

Davey Crockett said:

Take the BBC for instance. They should be closed down for the scurrilous
tricks they have played upon the perfectly legitimate British National
Party and the total and absolute newsblackout they imposed on the
recent trial and subsequent acquittal of two BNP members on charges
resulting from "Evidence" some undercover sleazebag from the BBC
trumped up.

BBC Blackout??

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/help/3681938.stm

Don't confuse racists with facts. It strains their brains and might cause a
hemorrhage.

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Donald Munro said:

Michael Press said:

Quoted message said:

I wish Tom Kunich were here to take point. Posters are
dropping like flies trying to maintain the current pace
of incoherent rants.

Kyle Legate said:

Tom Kunich was unaffected by incoherent rants, that was his specialty.
Rbr doesn't need him back.

You may need him in order to have a unit of measure for incoherence and/or
verbal incontinence.

That's the function of Google Groups. No need to overload the database.

Dan Gregory <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Davey Crockett said:

[...] the total and absolute newsblackout they imposed on the
recent trial and subsequent acquittal of two BNP members [...]

BBC Blackout??

You know, the BBC Whiteout that sees BNP get coverage on the BBCi
multiscreen news loops, while only the Tour ever gets coverage on
them. BBC covers BNP more than UCI.

Davey Crockett said:

MJ Ray said:

Dan Gregory <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Davey Crockett wrote:
> [...] the total and absolute newsblackout they imposed on the
> recent trial and subsequent acquittal of two BNP members [...]
BBC Blackout??

You know, the BBC Whiteout that sees BNP get coverage on the BBCi
multiscreen news loops, while only the Tour ever gets coverage on
them. BBC covers BNP more than UCI.

Because nobody wants to hear about the UCI Loony Bin, whilst everyone
in their right mind wants to hear about the BNP

And in point of fact, when Davey made his original posting, unless he
missed something, the BBC had still not run anything and probably only
finally reluctantly and with bad grace aired some coverage after
SKY and CNN had run significant coverage.

Sheesh, even Al Jazeera covered it before the BBC !!

So they had a time-machine did they, BBC had outside the courtroom live
commentary....
What [censored] most people off was that they were giving that bunch of
fascists so much free publicity.