I was going to just post this link in another thread, but I think it warrants it's own, because everything Ashenden says seems logical. A wise voice of reason. There's a main article on the front CN Page that everyone should read. Link here.
He mostly speaks about the UCI and Lausanne lab that tested Armstrong's 2001 samples, the meeting, and exchange of money. But everything he says just makes sense.
“I find allegations of a meeting extremely disturbing, and it needs to be investigated,”
"Is it feasible or possible that a cover up could ever happen? If nothing else, the fact that there’s an investigation suggests that it is."
"Armstrong’s statements under oath concerning the amounts he paid, how and why he made the payments are very difficult to believe, and do nothing to dispel suspicion."
Regarding Verbruggen insisting that Armstrong never tested positive and the lab couldn't possible change the outcome of a test:
"For Mr Verbruggen to deny that is just unfathomable to me. The only other possibility than Armstrong injecting EPO was that the French lab deliberately spiked the samples. No one has ever given any plausible account for how that might have been accomplished. Spiking or injecting. They’re the only two possibilities. So essentially Mr Verbruggen is inferring that the Paris lab did precisely what the UCI denies is impossible for the Lausanne lab to have done – tamper with a test outcome.”
Please read the full article. Comments welcome.
He mostly speaks about the UCI and Lausanne lab that tested Armstrong's 2001 samples, the meeting, and exchange of money. But everything he says just makes sense.
“I find allegations of a meeting extremely disturbing, and it needs to be investigated,”
"Is it feasible or possible that a cover up could ever happen? If nothing else, the fact that there’s an investigation suggests that it is."
"Armstrong’s statements under oath concerning the amounts he paid, how and why he made the payments are very difficult to believe, and do nothing to dispel suspicion."
Regarding Verbruggen insisting that Armstrong never tested positive and the lab couldn't possible change the outcome of a test:
"For Mr Verbruggen to deny that is just unfathomable to me. The only other possibility than Armstrong injecting EPO was that the French lab deliberately spiked the samples. No one has ever given any plausible account for how that might have been accomplished. Spiking or injecting. They’re the only two possibilities. So essentially Mr Verbruggen is inferring that the Paris lab did precisely what the UCI denies is impossible for the Lausanne lab to have done – tamper with a test outcome.”
Please read the full article. Comments welcome.