crit pro said:In a war against secret cheaters, all tactics are on the table.
The identity stays masked so I can continue to get the good info.
Laura, If you're so upset about what I wrote, you should question the
character of the man who coaches you. I was at the hotel in Philly.
Sorry about the BF part. I meant to say husband.
crit pro
Let's see. The only pro's I talked to in the Phili hotel where I shared a bed with my husband were: Mike Creed and Fred Rodriguez.
I doubt Fred has a ton of time to go around being an [censored] on the internet.
But then again, if you're too afraid to reveal your identity on the internet, you're probably too pathetic to come talk to me in person.
Feel free to continue your fight against doping in the sport, but why not do it in a positive, pro-active way instead of trashing everyone. I can't see how assaulting people on the internet is doing anything to help the sport. Do you volunteer your time to help develop cyclists? Do you do anything out of the goodness of your heart without asking for anything in return? Do you devote hours and hours of your free time to building a team and supporting the riders, begging for sponsorship, discounts or the like? Do you bare your soul publicly so that you can inspire people to overcome their fears and go do the big races?
I cannot see how your actions are doing anything positive at all.