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  1. It seems that this McQuaid guy can't stop blabbing, after saying
    Ullrich and Basso would get 4 years (2+2) in July, he's not saying
    Ulle should get "life" based in WADA rules -
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/aug06/aug28news

    Is it maybe because of the "recreation drug" bust of 2002 ?

  2. Keith said:

    It seems that this McQuaid guy can't stop blabbing, after saying
    Ullrich and Basso would get 4 years (2+2) in July, he's not saying
    Ulle should get "life" based in WADA rules -
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/aug06/aug28news

    Is it maybe because of the "recreation drug" bust of 2002 ?

    They should receive the same ban as Floyd Landis !

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  3. Dogfighting said:
    Keith said:

    It seems that this McQuaid guy can't stop blabbing, after saying
    Ullrich and Basso would get 4 years (2+2) in July, he's not saying
    Ulle should get "life" based in WADA rules -
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/aug06/aug28news

    Is it maybe because of the "recreation drug" bust of 2002 ?

    They should receive the same ban as Floyd Landis !

    Ullrich would get a lifetime ban because it's his second offense. But
    let's be real...the Swiss federation and Italian federation aren't in
    the business of banning their star riders. They're in the business of
    sweeping problems under the rug.

    It's for this very reason WADA was created.

    But McQuaid is going to make sure that WADA never gets a hold of these
    cases. This explains why the UCI is investigating it - so they can hand
    it off to the national federations who will promptly file it in the
    circular filing cabinet under the claim of "insufficient evidence."
    WADA will never get involved.

    Ask yourself if this coterie is really about investigating riders like
    Hamilton who make money for them:

    http://www.sfweekly.com/Issues/2005-09-07/news/smith_full.html

    Take care,

    Magilla

  4. MagillaGorilla said:

    Ask yourself if this coterie is really about investigating riders like
    Hamilton who make money for them:

    I'm a lot more interested in asking myself if I can get into good enough
    shape to survive this year's Dirty Dozen and Fear This 14.

    --
    Chris BeHanna

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  5. Chris BeHanna said:
    MagillaGorilla said:

    Ask yourself if this coterie is really about investigating riders like
    Hamilton who make money for them:

    I'm a lot more interested in asking myself if I can get into good enough
    shape to survive this year's Dirty Dozen and Fear This 14.

    Danny Chew, is that you?

    Magilla

  6. in message <[email hidden]>, Dogfighting

    (') said:
    Keith said:

    It seems that this McQuaid guy can't stop blabbing, after saying
    Ullrich and Basso would get 4 years (2+2) in July, he's not saying
    Ulle should get "life" based in WADA rules -
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/aug06/aug28news

    Is it maybe because of the "recreation drug" bust of 2002 ?

    They should receive the same ban as Floyd Landis !

    Floyd Landis failed a drug test. Someone else (i.e. not Ullrich and
    Basso) wrote code names which may or may not be for Ullrich and Basso on
    business cards, and kept bags of blood marked 'Jan' in a fridge.

    Neither Ullrich nor Basso has failed a blood test. After five months of
    investigation, DNA testing still hasn't tied any of the blood to either
    Ullrich or Basso. There is no smoking gun.

    That isn't to say they're innocent, but the weight of evidence against
    them isn't in the same league as the weight of evidence against Landis.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    ;; I put the 'sexy' in 'dyslexia'

  7. MagillaGorilla said:
    Chris BeHanna said:
    MagillaGorilla said:

    Ask yourself if this coterie is really about investigating riders like
    Hamilton who make money for them:

    I'm a lot more interested in asking myself if I can get into good enough
    shape to survive this year's Dirty Dozen and Fear This 14.

    Danny Chew, is that you?

    Even with the age difference, Danny Chew will hand me my ass, and he'll
    do it on a double compared to my triple.

    --
    Chris BeHanna

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  8. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    They should receive the same ban as Floyd Landis !

    Floyd Landis failed a drug test. Someone else (i.e. not Ullrich and
    Basso) wrote code names which may or may not be for Ullrich and Basso on
    business cards, and kept bags of blood marked 'Jan' in a fridge.

    Neither Ullrich nor Basso has failed a blood test. After five months of
    investigation, DNA testing still hasn't tied any of the blood to either
    Ullrich or Basso.

    Actually I don't think any DNA testing has been done, Basso said he
    was ok to have it done, Ullrich refused saying he wasn't a criminal

    Quoted message said:

    There is no smoking gun.

    That isn't to say they're innocent, but the weight of evidence against
    them isn't in the same league as the weight of evidence against Landis.

  9. in message <[email hidden]>, Keith

    (') said:


    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    They should receive the same ban as Floyd Landis !

    Floyd Landis failed a drug test. Someone else (i.e. not Ullrich and
    Basso) wrote code names which may or may not be for Ullrich and Basso
    on business cards, and kept bags of blood marked 'Jan' in a fridge.

    Neither Ullrich nor Basso has failed a blood test. After five months of
    investigation, DNA testing still hasn't tied any of the blood to either
    Ullrich or Basso.

    Actually I don't think any DNA testing has been done, Basso said he
    was ok to have it done, Ullrich refused saying he wasn't a criminal

    I don't think any DNA testing has been done, either. And seeing Basso has
    publicly agreed to it, you have to ask yourself why not?

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    -- mens vacua in medio vacuo --

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