Pounding Chinese athletes

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061009/...china_doping_1

Gosh, it doesn't say *anything* about punishing manufacturing companies
or distributors (either kind) or coaches, team workers, mules, etc.
etc. Just the athletes.

Well, they are the easiest targets, even if you can't catch them with
ineffective testing protocols and need to use police agencies to find
lists of dog names, etc. etc. in order to implicate and expel (punish,
punish, punish).

Maybe when they start executing by firing squad sport will become
clean. Ya think? --D-y

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061009/...china_doping_1

Gosh, it doesn't say *anything* about punishing manufacturing companies
or distributors (either kind) or coaches, team workers, mules, etc.
etc. Just the athletes.

Well, they are the easiest targets, even if you can't catch them with
ineffective testing protocols and need to use police agencies to find
lists of dog names, etc. etc. in order to implicate and expel (punish,
punish, punish).

Maybe when they start executing by firing squad sport will become
clean. Ya think? --D-y


"gee, they have all the pieces in place, they just need to, like, make
it work, ya know?" - Dick Pound

At little different than, "Those fricken cyclists would screw their mom
if it meant another EPO hit."

I guess when it comes to WADA and IOC getting tough on an Olympic host
site, it means lifting your hiney in the air for ease of penetration.
"Thank you, sir, may I have another?" - Dick Pound (once again)