Scott SoCal said:Didn't seem to matter to the Feds what Shane Stokes said.
Are you saying so that under ca law Greg did nothing wrong? That's a very easy question to answer.
Scott SoCal said:Didn't seem to matter to the Feds what Shane Stokes said.
Digger said:Hog stop this moderate talk. We are meant to be haters! The irony of us, me, being labelled a hater by those same people is funny...anyway as much as I have mentioned the sm call, I've mentioned, as you have, the Greg to Floyd call...that's been largely ignored...I wonder why...
Anyway haters gonna hate!
thehog said:The tapes have been used as evidence in a trial/hearing? They have not.
They were mealy handed over. They’ve not been used as evidence in any form.
Please do try and keep up with the details.
Good article though. This was interesting;
I guess breaking the law then handing the tapes around for it to be released is all just good fun, yes?
MarkvW said:It is by no means clear that LeMond broke the law if he made his recording in a one-party consent state.
Digger said:Shane stokes is a hater now so! Awesome.
Glenn_Wilson said:The way I see it is. If I was recorded without my permission then I would be angry - then to have it leaked out over the internet would not make matters better. Now in my opinion that would be grounds for me to sue someone but I'm no lawyer.
Someone just claimed it is a "fact" that Greg did not break a law. I don't agree with that statement.
Upthread somewhere there was a link to the interview Greg gave to the paper or media in Minneapolis. He mentions that people who worked for him that had first had knowledge of doping going on in the US team.
He should have had them come forward I guess but really is it all on him to be the only person to call out dopers. I'm not really comfortable to pin that all on him.
Race Radio said:We have to hate Shane and Floyd now?
I don't care if Floyd taped people without their consent, I still like the guy. Shane to..... good dude.
Bluenote said:Nice strawman to give yourself to argue against.
"ScottSoCal called Shane Stokes a hater!!!"
So now having a different opinion from someone equals being a hater?
That would explain a lot, if you think that everyone who thinks differently from you is hatin' on you.
Not a lot of room form dissent or multiplicity in that view of the world.
Race Radio said:It is hard to keep up with who we should hate.
Floyd taped some folks without their consent, do we have to hate him too now?
The outrage Machine might demand we hate Floyd but I still like the guy.
frenchfry said:Did Betsy tape Stephie when she called to say she wanted to bash her head open with a baseball bat (or something to that effect) or was that just hearsay?
I would advise Stephie to stop using the telephone.
Digger said:Thd Betsy one was a message(s) sm left on Betsy's phone answering machine.
Digger said:I never equated them as the same. That's a lie...you did ignore that it was Shane stokes and not just Fabiani who said it wasn't admissible.
Originally Posted by Digger
earlier post was bothered to read not rest....
greg being friendly with Stephanie might have had something to do with this - which made his actions even worse...we all know why he did it - some think it was ok to lie and entrap - the state where the SCA trial took place doesn't think it was ok.
As regards Floyd - it's nice to know you think it's ok for greg to testify about something which later shown to be not true - something all you guys spoke about very negatively, on here yesterday, when Stephanie did it....
thehog said:Hence the word "potentially".
Ethically? I think we all know the answer to that one.
LeMond's actions per Landis's, destroyed Floyd's basic right to a fair hearing. I'm not sure Greg was thinking about the bigger picture or at the very least thinking clearly in that instance.
Digger said:Are you saying so that under ca law Greg did nothing wrong? That's a very easy question to answer.
Scott SoCal said:Dang. Did I mis-read? What did you mean by the highlighted?
Scott SoCal said:Was Greg in Cali? What's Cali's jurisdiction for this in Minnesota?
Better yet, why do you suppose the feds were so interested in the tape and Stephanie?
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Scott SoCal said:Last week McIlvain reportedly testified in a grand jury room on the 13th floor of the downtown L.A. federal courthouse for more than seven hours. That is a very long time.
Seven hours. Seems odd, right?
Scott SoCal said:Was Greg in Cali? What's Cali's jurisdiction for this in Minnesota?
Better yet, why do you suppose the feds were so interested in the tape and Stephanie?
7 hours on the hot seat is quite a long time. Surely we can all agree on that.
Digger said:One incident was a lie...to Stephanie...the other separate one which is what you have mixed up is the Floyd phone call. The first was a lie but not the same as perjury...the second, the Floyd call, was worse. Something hog and myself have alluded to.
it's nice to know you think it's ok for greg to testify about something which later shown to be not true
- something all you guys spoke about very negatively, on here yesterday, when Stephanie did it....
Digger said:That's race radios logic not mine...please keep up
thehog said:You need to separate what is legal/illegal from what is morally reprehensible or ethically devoid. Attempting a tenuous link to legality doesn’t make the action any less ugly.
The Feds are interested in tax returns each year, doesn't mean there's a problem.
The Feds are interested in tax returns each year, doesn't mean there's a problem
Bluenote said:Gotta link for that? You saying "oh Race Radio" says that we have to hate people who disagree with us - does not make it true.
I dunno - up above RR admitted to having some hypocritical views. Not exactly the position of a guy who believes 'you're either with me or against me.'
I dunno. For a guy who accuses RR of being "stuck" you seem pretty stuck yourself - on RR. Weird.
