Interesting Story: How a Whistleblowing Doper is Treated.

[Crankyfeet]

Got this story courtesy of thunder. Joe Papp tesified at the FLandis trial. He saw it as an opportunity to tell his story and blow the lid off the hidden immorality in cycling. He didn't get the response he expected.

http://outside.away.com/outside/culture/200806/joe-papp-cycling-doping-1.html

 

[classic1]

Papp smears himself.

 

[Crankyfeet]

Papp smears himself.

okay... that's just farkin funny...

 

[IH8LANCE]

"That's one of the great ironies of cycling today," says Greg LeMond, a three-time winner of the Tour de France and no friend of Landis, whom he's accused of using performance-enhancing drugs. "Aren't the ones who confess the people with the moral conscience?"

You either have a moral conscience or you don't. If you dope and you know it's illegal, then you don't. If you confess afterwards, what you have is a guilty conscience. Either that or the authorities are at your door, and your moral enlightenment is a matter of coercion. Lemond is such a tool.

 

[jimmypop]

You either have a moral conscience or you don't. If you dope and you know it's illegal, then you don't. If you confess afterwards, what you have is a guilty conscience. Either that or the authorities are at your door, and your moral enlightenment is a matter of coercion. Lemond is such a tool.

Your mom's a tool.

 

[limerickman]

You either have a moral conscience or you don't. If you dope and you know it's illegal, then you don't. If you confess afterwards, what you have is a guilty conscience. Either that or the authorities are at your door, and your moral enlightenment is a matter of coercion. Lemond is such a tool.

Ah, the old moral majority.

Guess it's coming round to that time of year again

 

[TheDarkLord]

Ah, the old moral majority.

Guess it's coming round to that time of year again

They all crawl out of their holes right around TdF, don't they?