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Autologous blood transfusions are probably as safe a preparation as you can make. I don't like them but legalizing them would certainly put a kink in the EPO traffikers. Fine, make it legal then the cheaters will find another method of gaining an advantage. What I am saying is that there will always be those who are willing to cheat to gain an advantage. |
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wrote in message
oups.com... Tom Kunich wrote: There's the old Brian we all know and laugh at. The guy isn't crazy or anything. He's a bit Lance-dominated, but his take on doping is probably very very accurate. His take? His take appears to be that everyone who rides a bike professionally is an inveterate doper. Hell, even Willy Voet said that there were cyclists that didn't use drugs even when EPO couldn't be tested for. Dr. Testa stated at that time that if they didn't ALLOW a drug which couldn't be tested for then it forces EVERYONE to use it and Andy Hampsten said essentially that he quite rather than dope. Obviously there is now so much money in cycling (though a mere pitance of what is in other sports) so there will be those who will resort to anything to maintain a living. But a brave man doesn't accuse others to make himself feel better about his own performances. Brian was having orgasms when Hamilton was destroyed on what we now know to be inconclusive tests. I asked the question then - it was CLAIMED that 80% of the peloton was using blood packing but ONLY TWO people tested positive and that was with a test that we now know had never had a false positives study done on it and all it's previous uses weren't sensitive to false positives. Do you or anyone other than Brain Dead Brian believe there are these blood labs all over Europe holding riders blood for autologous transfusions? How would you like to have someone like Brian sitting on a bench in a courtroom where you were standing trial? I spent a lot of time previously supporting Brian even as he slipped further and further into ass-hood. But finally his "Everyone is a doper" appeared one time too many for me. I suspect it will for you as well. |
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http://www.sltrib.com/search/ci_3898478
Dave Zabriskie's take on the haters: "I think people like that don't actually believe that human bodies could be different," Zabriskie said. "There are very gifted people in their world. I think it's lazy. They don't actually believe there's hard work involved in it. . . . I know who's running these Web sites and they're just idiots. I mean they're not journalists, they're not professional cyclists." -- Lynn Wallace http://www.xmission.com/~lawall I have nothing but contempt and anger for those who betray the trust by exposing the name of our sources. They are, in my view, the most insidious of traitors." George H.W. Bush, April 16, 1999, |
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But the MAJORITY of riders do not use illegal performance enhancing drugs. Tom, besides the huge scandals (wich have a scary tendency to return..), riders as Rooks, Ducrot and Winnen stated that (almost) everyone used. Especially Rooks has a "Palmares" that would make envy/grudge unlikely. What is also very disconcerting that people as Manzano seem to have been telling the truth, though EVERYONE denied it. Consider this: I am a clean Pro. Someone beats me and it comes out that he has been using Dope. I would sue him to kingdom come! He stole my victory! Yet this doesn't happen at all.... Why? These are indications that there is a "MAJORITY" using (blood)dope. Autologous blood transfusions are probably as safe a preparation as you can make. If done in a LAB, yes. If done uncontrolled maybe less so? I don't like them but legalizing them would certainly put a kink in the EPO traffikers. Legalizing would probably make it safer. |
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Lafferty ') wrote: You've been writing here since at least 1994 that there is no serious doping problem in cycling. Hundreds of positives have put the lie to that Kunich absurdity. Add some 200 blood doping riders to your "minority." And that was only one operation in Spain. There are others. There were two hundred bags. Not all contained blood; some contained plasma. That represents blood from an unknown number of individuals but certainly not more than 200; and from an unknown number of individuals competing in an unknown number of sports, but reportedly including both football and athletics. So we know that the number of cyclists involved is less than 200, but we don't know that it's more than ten. Agreed, this was only one operation, and there are probably others. -- (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/ Ring of great evil Small one casts it into flame Bringing rise of Men ;; gonzoron |
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in message ,
Michael Press ') wrote: In article .com, wrote: Tom Kunich wrote: There's the old Brian we all know and laugh at. The guy isn't crazy or anything. He's a bit Lance-dominated, but his take on doping is probably very very accurate. Brian's take on doping: Brian knows The Truth. Everyone else is in denial. No, no. Dey're in de Seine or de Tiber. No-one races in Egypt dese days. -- (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/ ;; Woz: 'All the best people in life seem to like LINUX.' ;; URL:http://www.woz.org/woz/cresponses/response03.html |
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in message , Steve Freides
') wrote: "Tom Kunich" wrote in message oups.com... Autologous blood transfusions are probably as safe a preparation as you can make. I don't like them but legalizing them would certainly put a kink in the EPO traffikers. Not to change the subject completely, but has anyone ever done the math on accidents per rider/mile in the profession peleton as compared with, say, accidents per pedestrian/mile or motorist/mile? I'm curious, since we're talking about what's safe, what are we comparing to. After all, truly safe is staying in bed all day. It isn't, you know. A lot of accidents happen in bed. To quote from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (seriously) "Where do accidents happen? The most serious accidents involving older people usually happen on the stairs or in the kitchen. The bedroom and the living room are the most common locations for accidents in general." In Britain I believe more people die of accidents in their beds each year than die cycling. Furthermore, 17% of heart attacks are said to be caused by sex. All in all, you're /much/ safer out on your bike (although sex on your bike probably isn't that safe). -- (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/ ;; Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they ;; do it from Â*religiousÂ*conviction." Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*Â*--Â*Pascal |
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