The war against the cheats just gained more steam.
This serves as a warning to all dopers in cycling. Your days are numbered.
critter prober
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USADA hired a former DEA Director.
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Quoted message said:
From: [email hidden] (crit pro)
Date: 10/18/2004 2:19 AM EasternQuoted message said:
The war against the cheats just gained more steam.
This serves as a warning to all dopers in cycling. Your days are numbered.
critter prober
You think that the DEA has been effective in fighting drugs?????
Bill C -
[email hidden] (crit pro) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
The war against the cheats just gained more steam.
This serves as a warning to all dopers in cycling. Your days are numbered.
critter prober
Great! Now maybe we'll have no-knock searches of bike racer's homes,
asset forfeiture, a guilty-until-proven-innocent mentality, and all
the other things that have made the war on drugs such a resounding
success. -
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[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:
[email hidden] (crit pro) wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
The war against the cheats just gained more steam.
This serves as a warning to all dopers in cycling. Your days are numbered.
critter prober
Great! Now maybe we'll have no-knock searches of bike racer's homes,
asset forfeiture, a guilty-until-proven-innocent mentality, and all
the other things that have made the war on drugs such a resounding
success.Exactly what I was thinking.
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"Brian trdina" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
[email hidden] (crit pro) wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
The war against the cheats just gained more steam.
This serves as a warning to all dopers in cycling. Your days are
numbered.critter prober
Great! Now maybe we'll have no-knock searches of bike racer's homes,
asset forfeiture, a guilty-until-proven-innocent mentality, and all
the other things that have made the war on drugs such a resounding
success.And auctions of those team bikes subject to forfeiture.
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crit pro said:
The war against the cheats just gained more steam.
This serves as a warning to all dopers in cycling. Your days are numbered.
critter prober
What possible benefit could this be? USADA can't do anything but ask a
rider to pee in a cup. It's not like DEA guy can get search warrants,
kick in doors, and wire people.Dopers can relax. It's just typical bureaurcratic window dressing.
Magilla
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We have been effective. Drugs have not been totally eliminated, but it
would be unreal if not for us agents of the DEA. BTW, we do not have a
"director" but the top position is the Administrator."TritonRider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
From: [email hidden] (crit pro)
Date: 10/18/2004 2:19 AM EasternQuoted message said:
The war against the cheats just gained more steam.
This serves as a warning to all dopers in cycling. Your days are
numbered.Quoted message said:
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critter proberYou think that the DEA has been effective in fighting drugs?????
Bill C
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