"Shut it Up Popo"* - Popovych says he knows nothing !

On Nov 5, 10:32*am, BLafferty wrote:
On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:

On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, *wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_....

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. *Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving the
room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst some
folks engaged in criminal activity.

At what level (cops, DA, GJ) are perps broken down and made
("volunteered", in some quarters) to wear a wire?
I'm wondering how interested the GJ might be in accurate "transcripts"
of Novitsky interviews with the subjects of this probe, given his past
grandstanding (the "book thing") and the mass violation of 4th
amendment rights, plus the following refusal to obey demands to return
evidence illegally seized. I mean, that might be one part of "I don't
know anything" that could take six hours or so.

True enough, one thing people (incl. judges, prosecutors, GJ's, etc.
etc.) hate is a liar. They also hate the vainglorious and those who
think the rules don't apply to them.

You know, sorta like Lafferty v. Lance Armstrong.

I continue to hope for a nice, fair helping of justice for all
concerned.
--D-y

"BLafferty" wrote in message
...
On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain
henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the
beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving
the room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst
some folks engaged in criminal activity.

Most deadly scenes are unpleasant, for at least one of the parties
involved.

If you're right, the feds have better orchestrate serving Lance like
they did Popo, and make sure to do so in a liberal state where it's less
likely Lance will be surrounded by supporters with guns.

So were you holding back on this scenario or what? I don't recall you
previously suggesting that Lance's accusers could meet an untimely
demise.

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

On 11/5/2010 12:03 PM, --D-y wrote:
On Nov 5, 10:32 am, wrote:
On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:

On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving the
room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst some
folks engaged in criminal activity.

At what level (cops, DA, GJ) are perps broken down and made
("volunteered", in some quarters) to wear a wire?
I'm wondering how interested the GJ might be in accurate "transcripts"
of Novitsky interviews with the subjects of this probe, given his past
grandstanding (the "book thing") and the mass violation of 4th
amendment rights, plus the following refusal to obey demands to return
evidence illegally seized. I mean, that might be one part of "I don't
know anything" that could take six hours or so.

Often times such interviews are recorded by the agent and/or the
interviewee.


True enough, one thing people (incl. judges, prosecutors, GJ's, etc.
etc.) hate is a liar. They also hate the vainglorious and those who
think the rules don't apply to them.

You know, sorta like Lafferty v. Lance Armstrong.

I continue to hope for a nice, fair helping of justice for all
concerned.
--D-y

On 11/5/2010 12:23 PM, Mike Jacoubowsky wrote:
wrote in message
...
On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain
henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the
beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving
the room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst
some folks engaged in criminal activity.

Most deadly scenes are unpleasant, for at least one of the parties
involved.

If you're right, the feds have better orchestrate serving Lance like
they did Popo, and make sure to do so in a liberal state where it's less
likely Lance will be surrounded by supporters with guns.

So were you holding back on this scenario or what? I don't recall you
previously suggesting that Lance's accusers could meet an untimely
demise.

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com


I haven't suggested any such think. My reference was to certain folks
involved in another type of organized crime.

On Nov 5, 11:23*am, "Mike Jacoubowsky"
wrote:
"BLafferty" wrote in message

...





On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, *wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_....

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain
henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the
beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. *Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving
the room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst
some folks engaged in criminal activity.

Most deadly scenes are unpleasant, for at least one of the parties
involved.

If you're right, the feds have better orchestrate serving Lance like
they did Popo, and make sure to do so in a liberal state where it's less
likely Lance will be surrounded by supporters with guns.

So were you holding back on this scenario or what? I don't recall you
previously suggesting that Lance's accusers could meet an untimely
demise.

Are you referring to Texas (incl. "liberal" Austin) being a right-to-
carry state?
Well, I might be confused, but to me, right-to-carry *is* "liberal",
as opposed to being rigidly controlled and outlawed, when only the
outlaws (and police) can carry guns g.

Whatever. I've seen Lance & Co. (sometimes w/o Lance) out in the
country, pretty much always followed by a vehicle with tinted windows.
I never thought "guns" but that's the way I would do it, no problemo,
if I were rich, famous, and hated in some quarters.

We're still in Texas, but I don't think it's 1994 anymore, Toto:

http://nos.nl/video/125261-armstrong-reportage-1994.html

--D-y

On Nov 5, 10:12*am, --D-y wrote:
On Nov 5, 11:23*am, "Mike Jacoubowsky"
wrote:



"BLafferty" wrote in message

m...

On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, *wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain
henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the
beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. *Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving
the room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst
some folks engaged in criminal activity.

Most deadly scenes are unpleasant, for at least one of the parties
involved.

If you're right, the feds have better orchestrate serving Lance like
they did Popo, and make sure to do so in a liberal state where it's less
likely Lance will be surrounded by supporters with guns.

So were you holding back on this scenario or what? I don't recall you
previously suggesting that Lance's accusers could meet an untimely
demise.

Are you referring to Texas (incl. "liberal" Austin) being a right-to-
carry state?
Well, I might be confused, but to me, right-to-carry *is* "liberal",
as opposed to being rigidly controlled and outlawed, when only the
outlaws (and police) can carry guns g.


Yeah! Damn right! 9/11 woulda never happened if all the passengers
had been armed!

On 11/5/2010 1:21 PM, Ben Trovato wrote:
On Nov 5, 10:12 am, wrote:
On Nov 5, 11:23 am, "Mike
wrote:



wrote in message

...

On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain
henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the
beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving
the room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst
some folks engaged in criminal activity.

Most deadly scenes are unpleasant, for at least one of the parties
involved.

If you're right, the feds have better orchestrate serving Lance like
they did Popo, and make sure to do so in a liberal state where it's less
likely Lance will be surrounded by supporters with guns.

So were you holding back on this scenario or what? I don't recall you
previously suggesting that Lance's accusers could meet an untimely
demise.

Are you referring to Texas (incl. "liberal" Austin) being a right-to-
carry state?
Well, I might be confused, but to me, right-to-carry *is* "liberal",
as opposed to being rigidly controlled and outlawed, when only the
outlaws (and police) can carry gunsg.


Yeah! Damn right! 9/11 woulda never happened if all the passengers
had been armed!
Yeah, one of them would have shot out the windows or a cable, and
crashed the plane(s) before reaching its target.

In article ,
BLafferty wrote:

On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

Candyass.


You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving the
room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst some
folks engaged in criminal activity.

Tonight Popo sleeps with the fishes.

--
Old Fritz

In article ,
BLafferty wrote:

On 11/5/2010 1:21 PM, Ben Trovato wrote:
On Nov 5, 10:12 am, wrote:
On Nov 5, 11:23 am, "Mike
wrote:



wrote in message

...

On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain
henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the
beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving
the room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst
some folks engaged in criminal activity.

Most deadly scenes are unpleasant, for at least one of the parties
involved.

If you're right, the feds have better orchestrate serving Lance like
they did Popo, and make sure to do so in a liberal state where it's less
likely Lance will be surrounded by supporters with guns.

So were you holding back on this scenario or what? I don't recall you
previously suggesting that Lance's accusers could meet an untimely
demise.

Are you referring to Texas (incl. "liberal" Austin) being a right-to-
carry state?
Well, I might be confused, but to me, right-to-carry *is* "liberal",
as opposed to being rigidly controlled and outlawed, when only the
outlaws (and police) can carry gunsg.


Yeah! Damn right! 9/11 woulda never happened if all the passengers
had been armed!
Yeah, one of them would have shot out the windows or a cable, and
crashed the plane(s) before reaching its target.

Mythbusters debunked that one. Are you paying attention?

--
Old Fritz

On 11/5/2010 1:45 PM, Frederick the Great wrote:
In articlexL2dnQ0B2sQHvknRnZ2dnUVZ_sWdnZ2d@giganews. com,
wrote:

On 11/5/2010 10:17 AM, Brad Anders wrote:
On Nov 4, 12:39 pm, wrote:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/popo...ing-doping?ns_...

And that from the man who was total crap at Lotto...I guess that
helped him not joining the ranks of the ex-uniballer mountain henchmen
to fall for doping, I guess there aren't too many around, let's
see...Rubiera only comes to mind for now.

Yeah, this theory that all of LA's teammates were going to be so
terrified of the GJ that they'd all just roll over and spill the beans
just isn't working out, is it?

Brad Anders

Brad, could you post a copy of the grand jury transcript of Popo's
testimony? You really have no idea what's going down in the Grand Jury
room. It's not at all unusual for co-conspirators to all lie in their
testimony. Now, I'm not saying Popo lied because I don't know what he
said. But, it's possible.

Candyass.


You should also consider that there are times when a witness testifies
one way in the room, and denies having testified that way on leaving the
room. It delays an unpleasant scene which can be deadly amongst some
folks engaged in criminal activity.

Tonight Popo sleeps with the fishes.

More likely with his girlfriend.