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Since it's not Russia, the so-called Western World will do everything to cover up that something was iffy about London 2012. We all know IOC won't open the LA 1984 Games can of worms especially when it comes to Carl Lewis who admitted to using doping on record ca. 20 years ago already. UK would probably like everyone to forget about Wiggins and Froome but cycling is Top 3 of the dirtiest sports in the world where even the TUE excuse looks suspicious. However I'm still waiitng on the Mo Farah/NOP deal. That threat is still real even though British Athletics has fired just about everyone in charge of the federation at the time. Let's see if that works!

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3 hours ago, phelps said:

as if nobody could even imagine that water is wet, grass is green and so on...:coffee: :whistle:

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-8513525/British-2012-Olympians-guinea-pigs-Special-Forces-wonder-drug.html

 

But of course, Lord Coe was never aware of that :lol::lol::lol:

 

Time to start thinking about finding other suspects besides the tainted Russian sports program.

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1 hour ago, mrv86 said:

 

But of course, Lord Coe was never aware of that :lol::lol::lol:

 

Time to start thinking about finding other suspects besides the tainted Russian sports program.

Absolutely, investigate everything that's not done on skates, immediately! :old: 

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30 minutes ago, LDOG said:

I'm convinced every summer olympics' top 10 medaling nation (+Norway for WOG) has similar secret programs. 

Norway made sure the symbicort doping is legal. That can't be undone. The spanking they took at the 2009 World Champs in Liberec made the beast angry! :wacko:

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21 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

Norway made sure the symbicort doping is legal.

What's best, even when symbicort was legalized at a certain dose, Norway still needs TUE to use the over-legal dose... I do know how does about 10% of a dose legal (non-TUE) before legalizing symbicort (another medicine, but quite similar) works. If they do need TUE, they should have rather lungs transplanted than Olympic-level training.

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