Suspicion Is One Nemesis Armstrong Can’t Outpedal
B. Lafferty
Keith
wrote:
>http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/21/sports/cycling/21vecsey.html?ref=global
An interesting piece but I am puzzled by the end : "The United States
Anti-Doping Agency will investigate, and federal investigators will
make sure those questioned are telling the truth. But I have no faith
in organized cycling to take this on in any serious way.
No matter where it goes from here, I donÔøΩt think Lance Armstrong can
break away from this one. "
On the hand the writer says this is going to be swept under the carpet
but then that LA won't recover ? I doubt he can be taken down and
things going on as before ?
raamman
> On Sat, 22 May 2010 17:56:17 -0400, "B. Lafferty" <b...@nowhere.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> An interesting piece but I am puzzled by the end : "The United States
> Anti-Doping Agency will investigate, and federal investigators will
> make sure those questioned are telling the truth. But I have no faith
> in organized cycling to take this on in any serious way.
>
> break away from this one. "
>
> On the hand the writer says this is going to be swept under the carpet
> but then that LA won't recover ? I doubt he can be taken down and
> things going on as before ?
they used to burn people alive on suspicion of witchcraft didn't
they ? I would've hoped that most people would conduct themselves
according to what we consider "just" practices. Too bad so many still
live in the middle ages.
Anton Berlin
passing his latest test... "I'm the most floating cyclist in the
history of the sport, I must be clean!"