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wasps and sliced bread update

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  1. The vet and the soigneur remain preliminary imprisoned at the request of the parket (the
    investigating body). Their lawyers call this scandalous as hardly anything is being done in the
    last weeks.

    A leak in Kortrijk to newspaper De Morgen says some of the riders tested in this case, have been
    found positive for Aranesp (the alleged 'wasp'😉.

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    The vet and the soigneur remain preliminary imprisoned at the request of the parket (the
    investigating body). Their lawyers call this scandalous as hardly anything is being done in the
    last weeks.

    This is typical boolshit. The tendency is to treat the athletes with kid gloves and to go after
    the managers and coaches. [censored] Pound is even proposing that coaches be sanctioned when their
    athletes test positive. Can we have some accountability here ? Certainly coaches that dope their
    athletes without consent should be punished, but that's not often the case as we are finding
    out. The athletes put on a babe in the woods act, when they are quite aware of the substances
    they are abusing.

    Roussel, Voet. Mrs. Rumsas did time, while everyone was torn up about poor Zulle having to spend a
    night in jail. Voet and Roussel were kicked out of their careers, while the athletes themselves are
    back in the sport. Guys like Neil Stephens claimed ignorance (every other rider from the '98 Festina
    Tour team admitted to doping) and he's now loved and respected as an Australian coach.

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