Hincappie is lying cheating son of a bitch with a vengeful streak

Oh wait a sec... he doesn't have an agenda or a history of lying so I
guess you Armstrong cocksuckers are ****ed.

On May 20, 9:58*pm, Anton Berlin wrote:
Oh wait a sec... he doesn't have an agenda or a history of lying so I
guess you Armstrong cocksuckers are ****ed.

And, he's never tested positive. Looks like Lance's best buds
wouldn't commit perjury for him. The only hope he has now is to cut a
deal and **** all his friends--if the feds are even interested at this
point. IMO, any deal Lance can cut now is going to involve prison
time.

Can't wait to see how the ball garglers handle tonight.

On 5/20/2011 9:06 PM, wrote:
On May 20, 9:58 pm, Anton wrote:
Oh wait a sec... he doesn't have an agenda or a history of lying so I
guess you Armstrong cocksuckers are ****ed.

And, he's never tested positive. Looks like Lance's best buds
wouldn't commit perjury for him. The only hope he has now is to cut a
deal and **** all his friends--if the feds are even interested at this
point. IMO, any deal Lance can cut now is going to involve prison
time.

Dumbass,

Just curious. Is it illegal to dope for a bike race?

F

On May 20, 11:05*pm, Fred Flintstein
wrote:
On 5/20/2011 9:06 PM, wrote:

On May 20, 9:58 pm, Anton *wrote:
Oh wait a sec... he doesn't have an agenda or a history of lying so I
guess you Armstrong cocksuckers are ****ed.

And, he's never tested positive. *Looks like Lance's best buds
wouldn't commit perjury for him. The only hope he has now is to cut a
deal and **** all his friends--if the feds are even interested at this
point. IMO, any deal Lance can cut now is going to involve prison
time.

Dumbass,

Just curious. Is it illegal to dope for a bike race?

F

Hmmm. Is it illegal to dope for a bike race?

On May 20, 10:05*pm, Fred Flintstein
wrote:
On 5/20/2011 9:06 PM, wrote:

On May 20, 9:58 pm, Anton *wrote:
Oh wait a sec... he doesn't have an agenda or a history of lying so I
guess you Armstrong cocksuckers are ****ed.

And, he's never tested positive. *Looks like Lance's best buds
wouldn't commit perjury for him. The only hope he has now is to cut a
deal and **** all his friends--if the feds are even interested at this
point. IMO, any deal Lance can cut now is going to involve prison
time.

Dumbass,

Just curious. Is it illegal to dope for a bike race?

F

You're being a troll. But I'll answer to shut you up. True there are
few criminal penalties for doping for any sport. But at the same time
there are a lot of supporting crimes that accompany the act of
doping.

Fraud is when you misrepresent yourself or violate the terms of a
contract or agreement. Lance and others committed fraud with their
'doping for a bike race'.

Racketeering is when you commit a series of criminal acts (many acts
of fraud in Lance's example) as well as money laundering, bribery,
interstate transportation, mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud.

These that are right up Lance's alley - felonious manufacture,
importation, receiving, concealment, buying, selling, or otherwise
dealing in narcotic or other dangerous drugs; and any act that is
indictable under the Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act.
(which there are more than likely a host of traceable violations and
charges)

The testosterone handed out like candy that Hincappie and others have
testified to - chemicals and drugs that fall under the Controlled
Substances Act. Anabolic steroids, for example, are classified as
Schedule III controlled substances. (don't forget the andro found in
his apartment in Spain) No doubt testified to already.

There is also misuse of public funds, perjury related to the SCA
depositions, the money he received subject to criminal fraud, bank
fraud and other civil remedies. Bribery with the UCI. Doubt those
fat swiss pigs will take a fall for Lance.

Lance is in some hot water not for 'doping for a bike race' but for
all of the acts he did to make doping in a bike race possible.

On May 21, 7:09*am, Anton Berlin wrote:
On May 20, 10:05*pm, Fred Flintstein





wrote:
On 5/20/2011 9:06 PM, wrote:

On May 20, 9:58 pm, Anton *wrote:
Oh wait a sec... he doesn't have an agenda or a history of lying so I
guess you Armstrong cocksuckers are ****ed.

And, he's never tested positive. *Looks like Lance's best buds
wouldn't commit perjury for him. The only hope he has now is to cut a
deal and **** all his friends--if the feds are even interested at this
point. IMO, any deal Lance can cut now is going to involve prison
time.

Dumbass,

Just curious. Is it illegal to dope for a bike race?

F

You're being a troll. *But I'll answer to shut you up. *True there are
few criminal penalties for doping for any sport. *But at the same time
there are a lot of supporting crimes that accompany the act of
doping.

Fraud is when you misrepresent yourself or violate the terms of a
contract or agreement. * Lance and others committed fraud with their
'doping for a bike race'.

Racketeering is when you commit a series of criminal acts (many acts
of fraud in Lance's example) as well as money laundering, bribery,
interstate transportation, mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud.

These that are right up Lance's alley - felonious manufacture,
importation, receiving, concealment, buying, selling, or otherwise
dealing in narcotic or other dangerous drugs; and any act that is
indictable under the Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act.
(which there are more than likely a host of traceable violations and
charges)

The testosterone handed out like candy that Hincappie and others have
testified to - chemicals and drugs that fall under the Controlled
Substances Act. Anabolic steroids, for example, are classified as
Schedule III controlled substances. *(don't forget the andro found in
his apartment in Spain) No doubt testified to already.

There is also misuse of public funds, perjury related to the SCA
depositions, the money he received subject to criminal fraud, bank
fraud and other civil remedies. *Bribery with the UCI. *Doubt those
fat swiss pigs will take a fall for Lance.

Lance is in some hot water not for 'doping for a bike race' but for
all of the acts he did to make doping in a bike race possible.

What a vivid imagination you have Anton, from the word of a lying SOB
who said he saw Lance take drugs to this
long list of illegal activities, that's some leap. Bob Beamon would be
proud. No doubt the prosecutors will have
all the financial transaction documentation as evidence of these
activities. Naaaa!
Sorry, but while this latest event has a few of you Lance haters
frothing at the mouth, I see it as just more ho hum.
Let me know when you've got some "real" evidence.
Phil H

Phil - you do know the difference between Tyler Hamilton and George
Hincapie don't you?

CBS News has now reported that Hincapie has testified that both he and
Armstrong supplied each other with EPO and discussed having used
testosterone, another banned drug, to prepare for races.

http://www.cyclesportmag.com/news-an...ndgame-begins/

On May 21, 6:28*pm, Anton Berlin wrote:
Phil - you do know the difference between Tyler Hamilton and George
Hincapie don't you?

I won't answer your rhetorical question but is this a primary source
or someone saying what George said and then, how do they know? If this
really is what George said then this is much more significant, I'll
give you that.
Phil H