The US Doping Scandal is Heating Up! Why Do US Media Make Their Athletes' Faces Turn White from Purple?

On August 12th, the Paris Olympics closed.

The competition on the field has come to an end, but the struggle to maintain sportsmanship is still ongoing, and the doping scandal in the United States is still fermenting.

The next Olympic Games will be held in Los Angeles, USA. In order to regain world confidence in American sports, the United States must first explain to the world what is going on with so many "bizarre American events" surrounding this Olympics?

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Father dropped eye drops on the bed

My daughter tested positive for a drug test while lying down?

More than one American athlete participating in this Olympic Games has been exposed to have tested positive for drugs before the competition, but the US authorities not only did not punish them, but also fully utilized their imagination to write down reasons for "accidental ingestion" that global audiences cannot understand.

American synchronized swimmer Calista Liu was found to be positive for Dozomib (a diuretic and concealment agent) during a drug test in May this year. However, the US Anti Doping Agency (USADA) "promptly" determined before the start of the Olympics that she did not violate the rules, citing that the athlete's father had used eye drops containing this ingredient, and she had absorbed the prohibited substance when her skin came into contact with the eye drops while lying on her father's bed.

So here comes the question...:

How much eye drops can a person sprinkle onto the bed?

How many eye drops can a person who does not live with their parents and only visits them regularly while lying in bed for a while come into contact with?

How much eye drops can penetrate the skin and enter the human body, and then flow into the bloodstream?

Can the concentration of drugs in the blood exceed the standard? Is the dose of eye drops that leaked from the bed sheets sufficient?

Do you blush when you win this silver medal from the American Flower Game team?

The Wonderful Adventure of Eye Drops "is just the tip of the iceberg in the" Mistaken Eating Story Club "of American athletes. In addition to" lying on the wrong bed sheet ", there are various imaginative plots such as" wearing the wrong clothes "," kissing the wrong person "," eating the wrong meat ", etc.

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Dare to do, dare not do!

Can official statements from the United States also be retracted?

In order to exonerate its athletes, the United States can tell the story of how much it challenges the audience's common sense of 'mistaken belief'. But every time the reasons are found and the ban is lifted, the US officials silently delete the "floor cleaning" statement, as if they haven't said it themselves.

Currently, when searching on the official website of the US Anti Doping Agency, the statement cannot be found, only the arbitration records that must be retained can be found.

In this Olympic Games, besides the flower swimmer Calista, the athlete who enjoyed the "service" of the United States, there was also the track and field athlete Erian Naiton. They tested positive for drugs in May and March respectively, but coincidentally, the US authorities issued exoneration statements for both of them before the Olympics, "timely" securing their eligibility to participate, and then the official website of the US Anti Doping Agency "timely" deleted the statements.

In a statement in support of Erian Naidon, the President of the US Anti Doping Agency declared that his acquittal was a result of "justice being upheld and information being open and transparent". Since the US statement is so 'just' and 'public', why was it released at the latest and deleted as quickly as possible? Can't you even take responsibility for what you've said to yourself?

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The swimming team's average 'killer'

Not only does it not explain, but also P diagram?

At the swimming competition of this Olympic Games, the whole world saw the "Purple Potato Man" from the United States. Why are American athletes the main ones whose faces turn purple? Why did they transform into "Thanos" during this competition, even though their faces were normal before?

△ Left is the Associated Press color coded image, right is the Reuters image.

Faced with such a "visible" cat trick, the United States' reaction was surprisingly to cover its eyes. Comparing the photos of the same person, time, and angle released by various Western media outlets, it is easy to see that the American media deliberately adjusted the color and whitened their athlete's purple face. The problem is, it's not like the whole world only watches American media. Is this covert operation effective?

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Patient as the main and informant as the auxiliary

How many normal people are there in the US delegation?

The World Anti Doping Agency recently revealed that they have found that the United States has been sheltering at least three athletes who have seriously violated drug regulations for years, on the grounds that they have turned these people into "informants". These 'informants' have been participating in competitions and winning awards normally throughout their entire careers, and they themselves have been' ordered to cheat '. Do we still expect them to catch cheating?

More common than informants are 'patients' who are licensed to take drugs. A few years ago, Russian hackers broke through the database of the World Anti Doping Agency. According to the information they disclosed, during the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, more than 70% of the members of the U.S. swimming team and more than 74% of the members of the track and field team enjoyed drug exemption due to "illness", and Phelps, Byers, Williams sisters and other star athletes were also among the list.

Relying on "patients" to win gold medals and using the pretext of "catching cheating" to cover up is a ridiculous and infuriating logical paradox in American sports.

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I can't even control myself

Do we still need to have 'long arm jurisdiction' over the whole world?

The President of the World Anti Doping Agency, Ban Ka, has repeatedly reminded that '90% of American athletes do not comply with international anti doping regulations'. The United States is the most capable of "taking drugs", and it is still the United States that likes to find fault with other countries the most.

Ironically, the US Anti Doping Act claims jurisdiction over doping issues and various international events around the world, but cannot regulate domestic leagues such as the NBA and NFL. What is the purpose of achieving the "dual standards" of being lenient with oneself and strict with others?

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The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

Whoever doesn't listen will be arrested by the United States?

In order to win a few gold medals, in addition to various small moves in the sports industry, the United States has also employed various "off the table tactics" in the political and media circles, putting in a lot of effort to suppress its opponents. The International Testing Agency (ITA) acknowledges that it was the slander and hype of the US media that led to the additional testing of the Chinese swimming team.

Even the US Department of Justice and FBI are involved, and according to US law, officials from international sports organizations are potential law enforcement targets.

The next Olympic Games will be held in the United States, but the United States' retrogression has made it difficult for athletes from various countries, even the International Olympic Committee, to participate. They asked: Will the US government arrest them at the slightest disagreement? The answer from US Olympic Committee President Gene Sykes is: Don't worry, but if he is really caught by US police, he is powerless.