The AFLD

[thehog]

That is great news. Hopefully they´ll do the same for the Tour.

This is how seriously the AFLD and the French Police take doping: http://fr.kewego.com/video/iLyROoafY6uj.htmll - Beltran.

The UCI testers have coffee with their favourite teams!

 

[Colm.Murphy]

Not exactly.

It has been reported that the needles were not found in the standard medical waste boxes provided by the Tour but in and around the rooms and hotels of the riders. There was a report submitted by the ALFD observers who detailed not only how the UCI gave Astana preferential treatment but that they had observed medical waste being disposed of in non-official manners during the last week of the Tour.

The reason this is an issue is because there is now an official court case. While it appears you would rather have reporters ignore judicial action against the team of the winner of the Tour de France but most would disagree with you.

Smacks of the past Actovegin scandal. puffery and self-justification.

Is it a "court" case or a "criminal" case? I doubt anyone suggests journalists "ignore" the case, as it seems it would be quite a scandal (and scandal = sales). I submit the lack of coverage is probably based more on a lack of a case. Surely, if there was a serious development or finding, the sieve-like authorities would leak it straight-away.

For those conspiracy-mongrels, one could take the position it is only a matter of timing, when there is surety of the racers being in France, so the action can continue, starting with arrests of those implicated.

 

[Race Radio]

Smacks of the past Actovegin scandal. puffery and self-justification.

Is it a "court" case or a "criminal" case? I doubt anyone suggests journalists "ignore" the case, as it seems it would be quite a scandal (and scandal = sales). I submit the lack of coverage is probably based more on a lack of a case. Surely, if there was a serious development or finding, the sieve-like authorities would leak it straight-away.

For those conspiracy-mongrels, one could take the position it is only a matter of timing, when there is surety of the racers being in France, so the action can continue, starting with arrests of those implicated.

What part of Illegal do you not understand? How is illegal suddenly a conspiracy?

This is a criminal case. They have opened an official investigation. I would expect it to move in the same way most investigations move, slow.

 

[Krap Police]

What part of Illegal do you not understand? How is illegal suddenly a conspiracy?

This is a criminal case. They have opened an official investigation. I would expect it to move in the same way most investigations move, slow.

There is no real case, just a bunch of krap to increase exposure and sales.

 

[Full Retard]

he must now somthing we dont hes on the police

 

[Krap Police]

he must now somthing we dont hes on the police

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[Krap Police]

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[IntheMidwest]

This is how seriously the AFLD and the French Police take doping: http://fr.kewego.com/video/iLyROoafY6uj.htmll - Beltran.

The UCI testers have coffee with their favourite teams!

HA! Did you hear the people laugh as the car drove off! Good on France for their anti-doping efforts. I think the UCI would have called the police on, well, the police in this situation.