Boulami tests positive...

>>If you have the test results from the IAAF that show otherwise then publish them here and also show them to the IAAF because evidently they don't know as much as you do.

IAAF was not the one who conducted her test.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=Yegorova+test+positive+EPO&btnG=Google+Search&meta=

>>Cycling is not running. The test protocol as used then has still not been approved because it did not give conclusive results. If the results had been conclusive then it would have been a positive result. But the results were not conclusive. And it was not a positive result.That's right. The French lab did not follow the protocol. The newspaper report was incorrect. And cycling is not running. Because cycling uses some bogus test doesn't mean anyone else should. They have plenty of problems of their own and their "testing" doesn't seem to be working all that well.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/in_depth/2001/world_athletics/our_man_at_edmonton/1474992.stm

"The EPO test has been used by cycling, it's been verified by the UCI (International Cycling Union) but not by the IAAF and International Olympic Committee."

http://www.theage.com.au/sport/2001/08/03/FFXG5I8FVPC.html

>>This comes as the EPO test is being further refined with the International Olympic Committee. The IAAF is accepting a urine-only test for the drug instead of the two-part blood-urine test adopted at the Sydney Olympics.

http://www.athletix.org/IAAFpr.htm

>>At this time, it remains the only means of testing for EPO that has been scientifically validated. Since Sydney, further extensive scientific research has been undertaken to finalise a single urine only test. The research is believed to be complete, but the IAAF has been informed that the test still awaits final validation. The IAAF believes that, in the circumstances, the test conducted by the French authorities on Ms Yegorova in Paris should not have been carried out.

Dr.Graham Traut(I'm not sure about spelling) who is one of the members who invented EPO test of blood sample,said in 2000 when it was anounced that EPO testing protocol was invented and begun from Sydney,that it was about 1/10000 of probability to mistake in each blood test and urine sample(in each both A sample and B sample or only one sample?),but combination of them made it near 0.

prefer blood and urine tests.But because it is just more of a confiramation and for law suit problems.

>>They suspended her based on the newspaper report saying it was a positive test.

Ah,of course IAAF didn't do such things.

molfin -

Thank you for demonstrating my point of how the news controls you.

Such stories don't have anything at all to do with reality.

Which reinforces my belief the testing procedures were created in the first place as a means of deciding who can and cannot compete.

And nothing at all to do with who is or is not using drugs.

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of those stories were written before Yegorova ever competed in Paris.

Hey dunes, most of the work done with EPO and other drugs in terms of sports has been done and developed in Europe. Mad Marine was right in that regard. The US only follows suit. You're confused because EPO was developed in California, but improvements and in fact actual work on new drugs has been done in Europe (specifically England and France). Are you a red diaper grand kid, scared of marines? Get your facts straight, dung runner.

Thank you ,too.

It seems all the posters here understood what you wanted to say.'Yegorova didn't test positive on urine test,test procedures are untrustful,but I don't have and can't show any of the evidence or proof,because all the media are untrustful.'I got it.

Dunes is a dung runner ... wrote:

Hey dunes, most of the work done with EPO and other drugs in terms of sports has been done and developed in Europe ... EPO was developed in California, but improvements and in fact actual work on new drugs has been done in Europe (specifically England and France).

Dung -

The last time I checked, Russia, France, Morocco and the rest of Africa are not in England, France, or California.

molfin - you are welcome. : )

El Guerrouj throws support to Boulami.

http://sportsserver.com/track_field/story/522930p-4148845c.html

El Guerrouj says he was misquoted earlier.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/2227630.stm

Syringe,

Interesting how when Rosa is mentioned its in regards to his association to the kenyans or to cycling. Havent yet seen it mentioned in this thread that hes involved with Fila Dicovery USA. If his tactics havent changed then surely we have some druggies right here in the good ole USA, right?

But then again its so hard to even mention that Lance Armstrong, taking on and beating known druggies could ever be on the stuff himself. Not our Lance...

K

im sure somebody had sabotaged mourhit and boulami.

i know the reasons why and ill save it for marius' site.

because the same things happened here in south east asia, and the modus operandi is exactly the same. somone in iaaf is getting a big pay from some particular countries. why? ull find out later.

sevatonic -

feel free to post it here too. i would like to see it.

El Guerrouj is next, d otn care what you say the morrcans are dirty. f*** it test everyone seperate the shit cheaters frm the real men for once qut layinggames with this testing crap

Good post.

Interesting how he did a prompt about-turn. I wonder if Boulami or some supporter of him in the know threatened to expose El G?