Floyd to be charged with fraud

[Anonymous]

Engelbert Humperdinck.

 

[BotanyBay]

This could all be the "Road less traveled" in terms of getting our guy up on a witness stand and either having to tell the truth, committ perjury or take the 5th.

 

[Race Radio]

Engelbert Humperdinck.

Gert Duffeleer

 

[DirtyWorks]

I am not a member of the club that thinks it likely that Floyd will face charges, so I am not able to give you an opinion of "what charges Floyd will face."

Your position is clear: It is not a crime to take money from stupid people. I disagree. Stupid people are victims of fraud all the time. If I persuade a gullible person to give me money because I am the long lost King of Ruritania and I deserve to live like a king, then I should be on my way to prison for fraud.

#1 We've had enough of what you aren't saying. Spit it out or work on it until you can spit it out. What's the point of filling this space with noise?

#2 One the one hand, you feign legal expertise, on the other you want an ordinary crime punished, as if there are no political calculations with every case tried. Think about the consequences of your opinion through a little before hitting reply.

 

[Race Radio]

This could all be the "Road less traveled" in terms of getting our guy up on a witness stand and either having to tell the truth, committ perjury or take the 5th.

Don't worry, plenty of other opportunities to come for that

 

[mewmewmew13]

Roberto Heras.

Bert Parks

 

[Dr. Maserati]

I am not a member of the club that thinks it likely that Floyd will face charges, so I am not able to give you an opinion of "what charges Floyd will face."

Your position is clear: It is not a crime to take money from stupid people. I disagree. Stupid people are victims of fraud all the time. If I persuade a gullible person to give me money because I am the long lost King of Ruritania and I deserve to live like a king, then I should be on my way to prison for fraud.

Hi Mark,
Can you cite the relevant law that states it is a crime to take money from stupid people, thanks.

 

[mewmewmew13]

Gert Duffeleer

ah, actually that is an interesting name

http://be.linkedin.com/pub/geert-duffeleer/10/727/845

 

[Oldnell]

Unsuccessful troll is.......unsuccessful.

That seemed a reasonable comment to me. I suppose a troll is anyone you disagree with. BTW, your nasty signature line identifies the type of person you are, obnoxious and combative.

 

[Oldnell]

Don't worry, plenty of other opportunities to come for that

You haters never give up, do you? Have a nice day if that is possible for someone like you.

 

[BroDeal]

You haters never give up, do you? Have a nice day if that is possible for someone like you.

Keep tossing that salad. Maybe the next time you come up for air people will have stopped telling the truth about Armstrong.

 

[MarkvW]

#1 I don't think the point is to *actually* bring him into court. I think the point is to generate legal fees in an attempt to bankrupt Floyd. This is a very common business tactic used to suppress competition in the U.S.

#2 One the one hand, you feign legal expertise, on the other you want an ordinary crime punished, as if there are no political calculations with every case tried. Think about the consequences of your opinion through a little before hitting reply. What's the point of filling this space with noise?

One story in CN is not going to cause Floyd to spend money on legal fees to defend against a maybe investigation and maybe charges. Certainly not to the point of bankruptcy or near bankruptcy.

A conspiracy would have to be very grand (and very illegal) to bring Lance and the Feds together to persecute Floyd without the aim of prosecution. Such a conspiracy theory would only flourish on this forum. I would suggest that basing such a theory on one CN story is not very sound.

Floyd doesn't look much like a political cause célèbre. He looks more like a self-centered athlete who only chose to snitch when his omerta buddies revealed their complete lack of loyalty and when he thought he could use the truth to pry money out of Lance. Good luck playing Fraud off as the good guy in all this. Floyd demonstrated that he would lie, cheat, and steal to be TdF champion. Floyd is Lance's true soul brother.

 

[Race Radio]

One story in CN is not going to cause Floyd to spend money on legal fees to defend against a maybe investigation and maybe charges. Certainly not to the point of bankruptcy or near bankruptcy.

A conspiracy would have to be very grand (and very illegal) to bring Lance and the Feds together to persecute Floyd without the aim of prosecution. Such a conspiracy theory would only flourish on this forum. I would suggest that basing such a theory on one CN story is not very sound.

Floyd doesn't look much like a political cause célèbre. He looks more like a self-centered athlete who only chose to snitch when his omerta buddies revealed their complete lack of loyalty and when he thought he could use the truth to pry money out of Lance. Good luck playing Fraud off as the good guy in all this. Floyd demonstrated that he would lie, cheat, and steal to be TdF champion. Floyd is Lance's true soul brother.

So lance, and his paid liar Fabiani, had nothing to do with this?

 

[MarkvW]

Hi Mark,
Can you cite the relevant law that states it is a crime to take money from stupid people, thanks.

You are trying to suck me into the vortex. Ahhhhhhhhh.......

 

[MarkvW]

So lance, and his paid liar Fabiani, had nothing to do with this?

I don't think Fabiani put the testosterone patch on Floyd, hacked into the French computers, threatened LeMond, lied during Floyd's antidoping hearings, or lied to get people to donate to the FFF.

I don't think Fabiani is driving the federal investigation. That would be too weird! Saint Novitsky working for Boss Fabiani? Can't buy it. The US Attorney for the SD of California taking direction from Lance? Hah! So the Borat Conspiracy now encompasses two separate US Attorneys? Ridiculous.

I don't think Fabiani could get the Feds to indict Floyd on anything less than a very strong case. And if they do, I'll applaud!

It is possible that Fabiani and Lance did an evil job on CN, though, but there is zero proof of that.

 

[Dr. Maserati]

You are trying to suck me into the vortex. Ahhhhhhhhh.......

No Mark.
You are stuck in a vortex, I am trying to help you out.

The reason you cannot cite the relevant law is because none exists. As I said earlier taking money from stupid people is not nice, but it is not illegal.

 

[Polish]

No Mark.
You are stuck in a vortex, I am trying to help you out.

The reason you cannot cite the relevant law is because none exists. As I said earlier taking money from stupid people is not nice, but it is not illegal.

There are thousands of laws that prohibit taking money from stupid people.
Thousands more laws on how to account for the money taken from the stupid people too. Enough laws to jam up the vortex. Hugh chunk of laws.

 

[MacRoadie]

Saint Novitsky working for Boss Fabiani? Can't buy it.

Why would Jeff Novitsky, investigator for the US FDA, have anything to do with a purported fraud case driven by the FFF?

Or does arbitrarily throwing Novitsky's name out there make your hyperbole more salient and get a little slam in on him at the same time?

 

[Race Radio]

Why would Jeff Novitsky, investigator for the US FDA, have anything to do with a purported fraud case driven by the FFF?

Or does arbitrarily throwing Novitsky's name out there make your hyperbole more salient and get a little slam in on him at the same time?

The goal is to clog the toilet.

 

[Cal_Joe]

Why would Jeff Novitsky, investigator for the US FDA, have anything to do with a purported fraud case driven by the FFF?

Or does arbitrarily throwing Novitsky's name out there make your hyperbole more salient and get a little slam in on him at the same time?

I believe Hoggy first mentioned it in this thread. And since I do not want another spanking, I will never ever doubt his word.

 

[Hugh Januss]

There are thousands of laws that prohibit taking money from stupid people.
Thousands more laws on how to account for the money taken from the stupid people too. Enough laws to jam up the vortex. Hugh chunk of laws.

Leave me out of this.

 

[MarkvW]

Why would Jeff Novitsky, investigator for the US FDA, have anything to do with a purported fraud case driven by the FFF?

Or does arbitrarily throwing Novitsky's name out there make your hyperbole more salient and get a little slam in on him at the same time?

Don't mean to slam Novitsky. Insert the name of any other agent that you think is working with Fabiani to "get" Floyd. My point is that it is very unlikely that ANY federal agent is working with Fabiani to persecute Floyd.

 

[Race Radio]

Don't mean to slam Novitsky. Insert the name of any other agent that you think is working with Fabiani to "get" Floyd. My point is that it is very unlikely that ANY federal agent is working with Fabiani to persecute Floyd.

You only need one Phil Halpern

 

[MarkvW]

You only need one Phil Halpern

Are you REALLY saying that Phil Halpern, a federal agent, is working with Fabiani to persecute Floyd?

That's pretty extreme, even for you.

 

[Race Radio]

Are you REALLY saying that Phil Halpern, a federal agent, is working with Fabiani to persecute Floyd?

That's pretty extreme, even for you.

Why do you play these silly games?