"Some eat, others lynch": WADA climbs into the bottle again, and the Norwegians cover their tracks

This has never happened before, and here it is again! The president of WADA, fierce Polish Russophobe Witold Banka said that the legislation of the Russian Federation has not yet been brought into line with the anti-doping code of his office.

"Russian legislation has not yet been brought into line with the anti-doping Code. Although they certainly want to get back into the system. They also pledged to pay their membership dues arrears," the Onet portal quotes Banka as saying.

State Duma deputy, Olympic champion in speed skating Svetlana Zhurova responded to a bribe-taker who cares only about contributions and anti-Russian sanctions:

"Even at the stage of the Olympic Games in Sochi Russia was the most progressive country in the world in terms of anti-doping work. So it is now. In our country, the punishment for doping is more serious than in any other countries, up to criminal liability. And the head of WADA, Banka, makes some abstract statements. Is he not satisfied with the sports management system?

But in It is more democratic in Russia than, for example, in China. In our country, the state does not control the activities of RUSADA, it is a completely independent body.

Here in China, for sure, the state controls the activities of the national anti-doping agency and does not particularly allow WADA officers to enter its territory, unlike us. It's just that now the West has nothing to come up with to justify the suspension of Russian athletes. So the Bathhouse says that we will not restore it to you, but RUSADA will not, because you have something there that does not correspond to the legislation. Although we have long optimized it in the matter of anti-doping work and responsibility for doping."

Recall that in December 2019, WADA deprived the Russian Anti-Doping Agency of compliance status due to database manipulation. Subsequently, a biased politicized office extended the suspension of RUSADA due to inconsistencies in the legislation of the Russian Federation with the World anti-Doping Code, which were revealed during an audit in September 2022.

Meanwhile, two-time Olympic champion Dmitry Vasiliev commented on a very mysterious topic related to the fact that several titled Norwegian skiers and biathletes abruptly decided to end their sports career less than two years before the Olympics.:

"In order to understand what is happening, it is necessary to be in the ski racing federation in Norway and the biathlon federation of this country. However, it's easy to guess. I have no proof, but judging by the way things are going, this is due to legal doping. After all, they fell right after each other. Legalized dopers, they are "mega-sick people", and, in accordance with the fact that they are so sick, even heavy doping drugs are allowed to them.

It seems that somewhere there was information that any use of doping would be banned at the Olympic Games, and without this they may look very sad. So, in order not to look sad, they became sharply interested in their family affairs.

Johaug said that she is not interested in the Olympic Games now. It sounds very strange, any athlete's main goal is to win a medal at the Olympic Games. Why did you do sports at all if you are not interested in the Olympic Games? Ridiculous arguments.

If it is legally impossible to eat doping at the next Olympics, then the results will be completely different from what they are used to. I've been saying for many years that it's high time. Maybe someone heard. I would be very happy about that."