LEARNED TO CHEAT WITH STEROIDS FROM THE GERMAN’S BEFORE FALL OF WALL
The Now “Reformed” Victor Conte
San Francisco, CA– In the 1960s & 70s, the former Soviet Union’s athletes were the prevalent users of Anabolic Steroids. That is how they did so well in power lifting and strength events. Then came the 1980s, and the former East Germany, this before the fall of the Berlin Wall, they brought about a new strain of steroids that propelled the East German’s to Olympic prominence, that was never seen before by such a small country. Of course, it didn’t take long for the United States to catch on.
REMEMBER DEFROCKED US OLYMPIAN MARION JONES’ RUNNING?
In the year 2000, Victor Conte, then heading former Balco Labs of Burlingame, CA, essentially “rigged” the Olympic Games, especially women’s track and field, when Victor supplied Marion Jones (and others) with Performance Enhancing Drugs to the point where Jones, now a convicted Felon because she lied before the San Francisco based Balco Federal Grand Jury, dominated the 100 meter run and other track events by such a wide margin that you just knew she had to be the second coming of Ben Johnson, another Olympian caught “taking the candy.”
KOREAN TEAM WAS GIVEN STEROIDS BY THEIR GOVERNMENT
North Korea’s Sports Minister Pak Myoung-choi, according to ace scribe Dave Meltzer, the son in-law of the late professional wrestling star Rikodozan, is the figurehead in this scandal. According to a North Korean Defctor, the Sports Science Research Institute of North Korea had two labs which produced steroids for their athletes. This came on the heels of five female Korean soccer players testing positive for steroids. The Korean’s looking to spin this, said it was by accident and that the women were taking Oriental medicines to recover from injuries. If you back to 1991, when North and South Korea sent a combined team to World Youth Soccer championships, the North was using steroids and offered the drugs to the South Koreans. Motto of story: beware of Korean women who look like they need a shave!
Pedro Fernandez