Originally posted by travestyny
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Head of WADA TUE Committee and director both stated that the current testing program would have difficulties catching those who micro-dose.
"We certainly know that people try to get to the margins of beating systems and the passport will be no exception to that," said Wada's chief executive David Howman."
"It's not a panacea. It's another tool in the toolkit, so to speak, and it's used not only to find somebody breaking the rules, (but) also to say: 'This guy's got a profile which is a bit wonky. Go and target-test that guy'."
but
remember when I said that targeted testing is having difficulties catching those who micro-dose? You said, that is what the Biological Passport is for!!! lol KABOOM!
Head of WADA TUE Committee said it himself that those that get away with it are micro-dosing and then tried to look at it as glass half full but as I pointed out, there is a definite benefit.
SO YOU ARE WRONG and they agreed with me!
I said it for 2 years. Its a tool. Read above. They said too what I said that Biological Passport will have difficulties with micro-dosing. They agreed.
Sure. I'll show you what they said about the French report about beating the ABP. You did read that before, didn't you?
ONLY 2 of 5 means that 3 beat the test and the reason for Biological Passport is that for some substances, targeted testing has a hard time catching them!!!!

IF it worked so well then why do they continually say that its hard to catch those who micro-dose?

Same article said this.

Why say this if its like you said?

"WADA reiterated their commitment to working with experts from the anti-doping community to enhance the ABP and tackle micro-dosing."
You just needed to read the title and understand it:
"WADA acknowledge French study into micro-dosing has "raised questions" about ability of athletes to avoid detection"
Or do you need something regarding what you found about a guy doping for 11 weeks. LMAO. Here:
Even the article that you showed me does that for 3 of 5 .....
How's that? You also fail to realize that it's much different for someone who has 6 MOTHA****ING YEARS OF BEING MONITORED, YOU COMPLETE MORON!
Moron? You are the moron to even bring this up ....
Floyd is the one who lets USADA know when they can start testing him and when is the end date for testing.
Often, its just a span of 6-8 weeks twice a year when he fights twice. They do not even test for blood on the days (week of) just before a fight. Go tell me one expert that thinks what you are thinking?
Not even the head of the WADA TUE committee thinks its on the up and up when Floyd's reps are paying WADA for all those 6 years!!!!! USADA needs to be totally independent. The current system is not doing that.
I told you all that ..... you called me a moron but then is this guy who disagreed with you a moron too? lol!
Um, excuse me. I believe he said "why couldn't they hydrate him orally. That is a question, you imbecile. Do you know the answer?
"I TOTALLY AGREE. It doesn't smell right to me. To enable you to compete, you get a RETRO TUE to get an IV? What were they giving him and why couldn't they rehydrate him orally, clinically, that is what we do. You do not need an IV unless you are vomiting and have diarrheas and cannot drink orally and if that all happens then you will not be entering the ring against Manny Pacquiao."
TO his question:
We know for a fact that Floyd was being rehydrated orally because we have it on tape BOTH BEFORE and AFTER!!! lol!!!
An IV is just to rehydrate not to relieve you of diarrhea nor was he vomiting since BEFORE and after he drank freely and was eating too!!! KABOOM! So he was saying, if its not for that (URGENT), Floyd shouldn't have gotten a RETRO TUE and therefore the IV was unacceptable.
He also mentioned diarrhea. Going by your logic, you should have been rushed to the hospital by now with all the **** that leaks out of your mouth.
Being that he clearly stated that WADA can review and overturn the TUE, yet they didn't, I think that qualifies as WADA either having no problem with what happened, or WADA being bad at their job. It's all sitting in their database, is it not?
Head of WADA Committee said that they do not have the resources to check everyone up. I told you that they do not check everyone. Using your excuse, you now agree with me and WADA's statement. Nice!
You wish, bltch. You just have no idea of what you are talking about. You ever going to explain how he did this with 6 years of data? Do you think the guy you mentioned had 6 years of data? He had more like 6 weeks, you ******.
This guy gave samples for 14 straight weeks from before during and after using EPO and passed the Biological Passport software.
That is more than Floyd does for each fight since for Floyd its usually a span of just 6-8 weeks. Floyd should have an easier time. He also delayed TWICE out of about 10 fights. That is like 20% of his fights, that we know of. Used an IV .... had very low T/E ratios on several occasions! and other times where it was said that he tested positive (positive is a rumor for now).
What that guy did does not even include what athletes do to cover up their tracks. Like masking, delaying and so on. Floyd can let you know what that is all about!
Then why won't you explain how he did this? You duck my questions because even you know that it makes no sense, you butthurt imbecile. The only question left here is...how could Pacquiao losing to Mayweather have affected your life so much that it's made you into a bumbling idiot only put here to get smacked around day after day.
What is wrong with you? When will you answer my questions without deflecting? lol
Go read up. Lots of info on how its hard to catch athletes who micro-dose.
Says the man who had no facts at all. You're too ****** to comprehend what you're reading. The guy had no information about Floyd Mayweather. If that's all it takes...then how about this:
Here's another guy from WADA who had no details of a particular case (Pacquiao) but is giving his opinion of something that may not smell right to him. Perhaps you can offer us your opinion on this:
Wahhhhhh. Someone from WADA who doesn't know all the details is saying something seems off to him. In your world this means.....Pacquiao is guilty of some wrongdoing, no?
Here's another guy from WADA who had no details of a particular case (Pacquiao) but is giving his opinion of something that may not smell right to him. Perhaps you can offer us your opinion on this:
Wahhhhhh. Someone from WADA who doesn't know all the details is saying something seems off to him. In your world this means.....Pacquiao is guilty of some wrongdoing, no?
Manny didn't even use Torodal for the fight, fool!
Toradol is NOT banned and Manny asked USADA beforehand if he can use it and USADA agreed it wasn't banned and it can be used.
So apples and oranges.
Floyd used a currently BANNED METHOD where even the "head of WADA TUE Committee" considers what Floyd did fishy.
"I TOTALLY AGREE. It doesn't smell right to me."
I congratulate you in DEFLECTING all 6 points that I asked you to respond to.
Now that you see that your deflections were just that, I will repost those questions again to see if you have answers for them.
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