You know who I am talking about. We cannot accept that a professor without any title can give us lessons in the anti-doping fight. This so-called professor is from a country that is not doing 10 percent of what the IOC is doing. Those calling for others to put their house in order should get their own house in order too. When you get your head up there, you become a target and are often an unjustified target.
Scholars love to debate with each other about who is right and who is wrong.
The ones who say everything is wrong tend to get a little more press attention than those who say it's right. Many IOC members consider the criticism from the United States as being directed by Gen. Barry McCaffrey, director of the White House drug policy office. But McCaffrey, once an outspoken IOC critic, has recently praised the advances made by the organization in the anti-doping field. His office has sought to distance itself from some of the criticism contained in the new report, stressing that it was prepared by an independent commission. More than a dozen positive results have been recorded.