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  1. I started following the tour in 77/78 the day Pollentier got caught
    pissing with a syringe...now this, Ullrich they guy I've rooted for
    all these years with the rest of last year's top 4...WTF is next !

  2. Keith said:

    I started following the tour in 77/78 the day Pollentier got caught
    pissing with a syringe...now this, Ullrich they guy I've rooted for
    all these years with the rest of last year's top 4...WTF is next !

    Um, the apologists for doping claiming that the "real" problems is that
    they do testing and investigations in the first place.

    Oh, and then more name calling by Kunich and others of people like me
    who wish to see the sport be clean. That's what's next.

    Wait, you mean in racing? Who knows. But it's unfortunately looking
    like it's a majority of riders, not just a few.

    Preston

  3. On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 10:09:39 -0500, Preston Crawford <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Keith said:

    I started following the tour in 77/78 the day Pollentier got caught
    pissing with a syringe...now this, Ullrich they guy I've rooted for
    all these years with the rest of last year's top 4...WTF is next !

    Um, the apologists for doping claiming that the "real" problems is that
    they do testing and investigations in the first place.

    Pack that strawman away. What is objectionable are tabloid driven, hysterical
    witch hunting parties, using experimental tests, shady logic and a half-assed
    "enforcement" that simply throws an occasional rider to the wolves rather than
    attempt to clean up the entire peloton.

    Quoted message said:

    Oh, and then more name calling by Kunich and others of people like me
    who wish to see the sport be clean. That's what's next.

    The problem isn't that you want the sport to be clean, it is that [censored] Pound is
    an ineffectual grandstander and his biggest fans don't see that the recent
    approach has been counter productive.

    Quoted message said:

    Wait, you mean in racing? Who knows. But it's unfortunately looking
    like it's a majority of riders, not just a few.

    Of course it's a majority of the riders. That's what the current system permits.
    That's was fair racing demands. There are very few GC riders with the metabolism
    to do what they do without drugs, and even they need to do things like focus on
    only riding one tour a year and the other races used entirely for preparation.

    Doping enforcement as practiced is about moral posturing, not about keeping the
    riders clean.

    Unfortunately, the moralists (like yourself) seem to consider any objection to
    be a defense of doping or an attack on enforcement. Develop a fair system that
    has a chance of working and I'm with it. Otherwise the fairest thing is for
    everyone who wishes to continue to dope.

    Ron

  4. "RonSonic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    The problem isn't that you want the sport to be clean, it is that [censored]
    Pound is
    an ineffectual grandstander and his biggest fans don't see that the recent
    approach has been counter productive.

    [censored] Pound and WADA had nothing to do with this.

  5. RonSonic <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Preston Crawford said:
    Keith said:

    I started following the tour in 77/78 the day Pollentier got caught
    pissing with a syringe...now this, Ullrich they guy I've rooted for
    all these years with the rest of last year's top 4...WTF is next !

    Um, the apologists for doping claiming that the "real" problems is
    that they do testing and investigations in the first place.

    Pack that strawman away. What is objectionable are tabloid driven,
    hysterical witch hunting parties, using experimental tests, shady
    logic and a half-assed "enforcement" that simply throws an occasional
    rider to the wolves rather than attempt to clean up the entire
    peloton.

    Some perfectly reliable tests are called 'unreliable' by those who have
    been caught by such tests. Sometimes, they are able to shout this so loud
    and can count on so much support that this call is repeated by many. Such a
    choir does not make the original test unreliable, however.

  6. the worst, and I feel liberated.... the lies are all over, and there
    is nowhere to hide.. ,and the sport can have a new beginning.

    ullrich looks the worst out of all this, as he lied to his team right
    up to the end.

  7. On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 16:10:01 -0400, gf <[email hidden]> a écrit :

    Quoted message said:

    the worst, and I feel liberated.... the lies are all over, and there
    is nowhere to hide.. ,and the sport can have a new beginning.

    Horseshit

  8. gf wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    the worst, and I feel liberated.... the lies are all over, and there
    is nowhere to hide.. ,and the sport can have a new beginning.

    Davey Crockett said:

    Horseshit

    More like elephantshit.

    PS what does whaleshit look like ?

  9. gf said:
    Quoted message said:

    ullrich looks the worst out of all this, as he lied to his team right
    up to the end.

    Curtis L. Russell said:

    Oh, were there some that only lied on occasion? I can see it now - the
    rbr winter activity this year will be rating the relative liars.

    Not to mention the virtual liars.

  10. gf said:

    ullrich looks the worst out of all this, as he lied to his team right
    up to the end.

    Oh, were there some that only lied on occasion? I can see it now - the
    rbr winter activity this year will be rating the relative liars.
    Christ, we'll be pulling in political thread drift 'til spring.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  11. Davey Crockett said:

    On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 16:10:01 -0400, gf <[email hidden]> a écrit :

    Quoted message said:

    the worst, and I feel liberated.... the lies are all over, and there
    is nowhere to hide.. ,and the sport can have a new beginning.

    Horseshit

    Somehow I figured you to be the last one to see the rising sun and the
    bluebirds singing.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  12. On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 16:51:25 -0400, Curtis L. Russell
    <[email hidden]> a écrit :

    Quoted message said:
    Davey Crockett said:

    On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 16:10:01 -0400, gf <[email hidden]> a écrit :

    Quoted message said:

    the worst, and I feel liberated.... the lies are all over, and there
    is nowhere to hide.. ,and the sport can have a new beginning.

    Horseshit

    Somehow I figured you to be the last one to see the rising sun and the
    bluebirds singing.

    Like the man said, "The Opera ain't over 'till the Fat Lady sings"

    And the Fat Lady isn't even in the Theatre yet.................

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