Quote from: Leprikon on August 06, 2016, 11:31:22 AM

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I repeat, all athletes use different doping to improve the results of its features. Only a few manage to deceive the monitoring organizations, while other competitors are not able to deceive the control and they are forbidden to speak at the event. At this time, the Russian athletes are out of luck.

It's not so much of "being out of luck, as being set up. WADA declared a medicine - Meldonium - that was used by the athletes on all of the (post)-Soviet space as a food supplement since the 80s, to be a doping. It was known that it takes bout 6 months for the trace of Meldonium to disappear from the body. So the Russian athletes had no chance of becoming clean between WADA put Meldonium on the prohibited list and the Rio Olympics.

It's the same as if I, knowing that you drive a green car, put though a law, saying that all drivers of green cars are criminals, knowing that you won't be able to sell that car in time...

Please read the content of, which I posted in the OP:

LADA RAY REPORT: End of Olympics? Plot to Remove Russia from International Sports Revealed
https://futuristrendcast.wordpress.com/2016/07/23/lada-ray-report-end-of-olympics-plot-to-remove-russia-from-international-sports-revealed/

and this bit:

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Meldoniy (Meldonium) scandal

The Meldonium scandal began developing earlier this year after late last year WADA suddenly declared Meldonium to be a super-doping agent and banned it. It quickly turned out that Meldonium stayed in ones bloodstream for months, and so, even those athletes who ended Meldonium usage immediately after the ban, tested positive months later and were promptly banned from all international competitions. WADA faced criticism for its poorly researched and tested decision on Meldonium, but it simply shrugged off any such criticism and kept plowing on.

Here is an article on CBS about that: Meldonium producers say the drug can take months to leave body

The most famous athlete they got on Meldonium scandal was tennis star Maria Sharapova, who, as a result, is under a 2-year playing ban, and of course, she is missing the Rio Olympics. Why it was important to get Sharapova? Along with Yelena Isinbayeva, she is the face of the Russian sport. She was the Russian flag bearer at the London Olympics, and just like Isinbayeva, she is universally loved and admired.

http://pak1stanfirst.com/desporto/meldonium-producers-say-the-drug-can-take-months-to-leave-body/48027