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Given your posting history I think you're being deliberately obtuse here. The rationale has been quite adequately expounded in numerous threads and in that Bordry thread. How about: conflict of interest, historical context of denial of widespread doping practices in the face of overwhelming evidence, ethically dubious acceptance of donations from interested parties, lack of transparency, ineptitude at the top, cronyism (corollary being absence of competence or merit being a basis for advancement) and need for the appearance that regulation of doping is in fact independant to list a few. Finally and most importantly, loss of confidence by public in the UCIs motivation and integrity to perform this task. Mr McQuaid's intemperate comments don't help this either. Overall the UCIs response to the current has been that of the accused rather than of a governing body.goober said:Yes. I figured you would answer that way once I hit submit. Do you have rationale why UCI should be stripped of testing?
I should also add that with regard to the spat between the AFLD and the UCI I don't think either of them is lilywhite and there is fault on both sides. I have defended the UCI in the past in this forum when Mr Bordry goes a bit crazy with his feuding. It is not really suprising that he has jumped on the Flandis bandwagon, it is a gold plated opportunity for him to do some UCI bashing.