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Support Hein Verbruggen

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  1. I see [censored] Pound is at it again.

    Miffed because he can't get official observer status in Hamilton.

    Now he's saying that he's gonna exclude cycling from the next Olympics if Hein don't kiss his [censored].

    Trying to consolidate his position as [censored] Numero Uno of his new cash cow, WADA (Wankerz And
    Deadlegs [censored]).

    Now Davey has, over the years, been a vociferous critic of Hein Verbruggen, especially remembering
    Davey's last fusillade asking why Lance Armstrong was allowed in the Tour de France (or anywhere
    else for that matter) when some (ex)[censored] who'd had his [censored] and balls cut off was riding for the
    Canadian womens MTB squad.

    But this time Hein is right in telling [censored] Pound to go Pound his [censored] and stick to ripping off the
    WADA and UCI treasuries and overbilling the rich Anglophones in Mount Royal (suburb of Montreal) on
    behalf of Stikeman Elliot.

    So e-mail Hein, telling you support him. MailTo: Hein Verbruggen <[email hidden]>

    And tell Stikeman-Elliot what a [censored] you think [censored] Pound is. MailTo: Stuart H (Kip) Cobbett
    <[email hidden]>

    Stand up and be counted for once. When gou're getting Firked, don't take it lying down. (no
    pun intended)

    --
    le vent a Dos

    Davey Crockett

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