They're Out To Get Him

From AP:
'Armstrong, who has repeatedly denied ever using banned drugs, said he was
the victim of a ``witch hunt'' after the report came out last month in
L'Equipe, France's leading sports daily.

Armstrong said he was concerned Pound might be seeking revenge for an open
letter he sent to newspapers and the WADA chief several years ago, defending
his sport against the widely held notion that cycling was rife with
performance-enhancing drugs. '



It's rather funny that the guy known for harboring grudges and listing them
in his hard drive is accusing Pound of seeking revenge. Of course he may be
correct on this one.

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"B. Lafferty" wrote:

From AP:
'Armstrong, who has repeatedly denied ever using banned drugs, said he was
the victim of a ``witch hunt'' after the report came out last month in
L'Equipe, France's leading sports daily.

Armstrong said he was concerned Pound might be seeking revenge for an open
letter he sent to newspapers and the WADA chief several years ago, defending
his sport against the widely held notion that cycling was rife with
performance-enhancing drugs. '



It's rather funny that the guy known for harboring grudges and listing them
in his hard drive is accusing Pound of seeking revenge. Of course he may be
correct on this one.

Then Armstrong went on to say (about the letter) "I was
not trying to say that Dick was a bad guy or a crook, but
I might want to say that today."

--
Michael Press