BanProCycling said:That's not questioning her integrity of course.
Questioning her motives equates to the same thing.
BanProCycling said:That's not questioning her integrity of course.
BanProCycling said:I've never seen Betsy explain why she was in the room when such sensitive conversations were taking place. What's her theory on that?
Mythical? Ha, that’s hilarious… How long have you really been here on this forum?BanProCycling said:But where are all these mythical Armstrong defenders who wont have a word said against them? I haven't come across them.
BanProCycling said:No it isn't. Someone might not even know the emotions they feel. It's not the same as an integrity issue.
BanProCycling said:That's not questioning her integrity of course.
BanProCycling said:Lance must have really trusted them to do that.
Dr. Maserati said:Its not a 'theory' when someone tells the truth.
It is quite remarkable that you can try and defend LA over Betsy - and yet you obviously dont know even the basics about the case.
Go back and read the other thread about the Hospital room confession - as i covered it there.
Then if you have comments to make then do so there! I will gladly continue to show the true events of that day.
BanProCycling said:It's just unsual, that's all. One would imagine that the doctor wouldn't allow it, let alone Lance. That must be why the doctor denies the conversation ever took place,
BanProCycling said:No I haven't been here that long. But one would imagine that if there was so many of these people around, one would have popped up by now. As yet not a single name. The only people who are called this are people who don't accept every word of the extreme anti Armstrong spin.
BanProCycling said:No I haven't been here that long. But one would imagine that if there was so many of these people around, one would have popped up by now. As yet not a single name. The only people who are called this are people who don't accept every word of the extreme anti Armstrong spin.
BanProCycling said:I wasn't refering to this case in particular, but it's true most people don't give a stuff about "the truth" and just taking the opportunity to celebrate someone they believe is bad news for Armstrong. I'm sure you will have seen the mindset.
Facts can still be spun and selected, and put out of context, of course, so the Dr Spock impression that you like to do doesn't necessarily get you off the hook either.
BanProCycling said:Still can't find one, eh?
If it's true that they get banned for obsessive Armstrong defending, I think that is unfair given there are some scew balls on here who take the opposite extreme position.
BanProCycling said:Find me one person who has said this.
Armstrong is asked if he can help explain why Betsy Andreu would make up a story about the hospital room. Armstrong says he has no idea, other than "she hates me."
BanProCycling said:Still can't find one, eh?
If it's true that they get banned for obsessive Armstrong defending, I think that is unfair given there are some scew balls on here who take the opposite extreme position.
BanProCycling said:I wasn't refering to this case in particular, but it's true most people don't give a stuff about "the truth" and are just taking the opportunity to celebrate someone they believe is bad news for Armstrong. I'm sure you will have seen the mindset.
Facts can still be spun and selected, and put out of context, of course, so the Dr Spock impression that you like to do doesn't necessarily get you off the hook either.
Dr. Maserati said:You would have to ask the mods the reasons - but it appears that certain posters had multiple usernames. I would agree that defending Armstrong should not be punished with a ban - but I do not believe that is why posters are banned.
There are still a number of people on here who defend Armstrong - including yourself even though you have shown that you have limited knowledge on the subject.
BTW... are you calling me a 'screwball'?
BanProCycling said:It appears he had to do this because the doctor denied it. It would make the doctor look really bad if he was caught talking about someone's drug history in the visitors hour.
BanProCycling said:Where is the evidence that users have multiple usernames?
I don't know why you would say that. The problem is you have become so obsessed with certain details you have lost focused of the bigger picture. You've probably never thought it through properly.
Not necessarily. I refering more to the blackcat, digger, foodforthought situation.
BanProCycling said:Not necessarily. I refering more to the blackcat, digger, foodforthought situation.
BanProCycling said:Where is the evidence that users have multiple usernames?
I don't know why you would say that. The problem is you have become so obsessed with certain details you have lost focused of the bigger picture. You've probably never thought it through properly.
Thoughtforfood said:There is no "situation" with me. You are a troll and nothing more. That is reality.
BanProCycling said:Yes the one who says the conversation didn't happen. Don't know he's name, but I'm sure you are aware there is such a doctor.
Dr. Maserati said:...or probably not!
I have followed Lances career before he was signed as a Pro. I first saw him race in 1992. I have also met him in subsequent years - and some of what is said about him on forums and in general is quite wrong.
I kept an eye on his career as he was certainly very talented and I felt he was going to be a rider to dominate the sport for several years.
He had shown considerable promise in finishing second in Zurich and the following year winning a Tour stage and the Worlds -but being honest I was a little disappointed with his results in the early nineties.
I had watched him develop as a rider and while I hoped that he might do well in races like the Tour I quickly spotted he hadn't the capability or consistency to be a an overall hope - but that he could certainly win many stages.
Of course I was very saddened and worried when he had his cancer.
I was delighted that he recovered and was even excited by his return in Paris Nice in 1998. But I was also sad when he quit that race and felt he had nothing left to prove and that we would never see him race at the top level again.
We know his impressive achievements from 1999 to 2005 - and while I heard rumors about how he achieved that success I swallowed the information that it was a result of his weight loss and cadence.
I still believed in him until 2005 - and than came the 1999 EPO samples.
From that point on I started to question what I had already believed and assumed.
I made an effort to come to an opinion based on facts.
It was during this time I heard he worked with Ferrari - had his TUE backdated.
Later I found out about the confession - but again I was impressed with the testimony of the Doctor. I learned later that the Doctor was never in the room and the only person to testify that the incident never took place was LA himself.
I really couldn't care about LA - he had retired and that was that - time for a new era in Pro Cycling.
But on his return many fans continue to support LA - I will always offer the truth in any exchange - again if I made an error please point it out and I will rectify it.
That is why I can say LANCE DOPED!
Dr. Maserati said:...or probably not!
I have followed Lances career before he was signed as a Pro. I first saw him race in 1992. I have also met him in subsequent years - and some of what is said about him on forums and in general is quite wrong.
I kept an eye on his career as he was certainly very talented and I felt he was going to be a rider to dominate the sport for several years.
He had shown considerable promise in finishing second in Zurich and the following year winning a Tour stage and the Worlds -but being honest I was a little disappointed with his results in the early nineties.
I had watched him develop as a rider and while I hoped that he might do well in races like the Tour I quickly spotted he hadn't the capability or consistency to be a an overall hope - but that he could certainly win many stages.
Of course I was very saddened and worried when he had his cancer.
I was delighted that he recovered and was even excited by his return in Paris Nice in 1998. But I was also sad when he quit that race and felt he had nothing left to prove and that we would never see him race at the top level again.
We know his impressive achievements from 1999 to 2005 - and while I heard rumors about how he achieved that success I swallowed the information that it was a result of his weight loss and cadence.
I still believed in him until 2005 - and than came the 1999 EPO samples.
From that point on I started to question what I had already believed and assumed.
I made an effort to come to an opinion based on facts.
It was during this time I heard he worked with Ferrari - had his TUE backdated.
Later I found out about the confession - but again I was impressed with the testimony of the Doctor. I learned later that the Doctor was never in the room and the only person to testify that the incident never took place was LA himself.
I really couldn't care about LA - he had retired and that was that - time for a new era in Pro Cycling.
But on his return many fans continue to support LA - I will always offer the truth in any exchange - again if I made an error please point it out and I will rectify it.
That is why I can say LANCE DOPED!