Imane Khelif Algerian boxer is male after all

Bump.

In reply to Courtesy

Yuh like bachanal eh !

In reply to sudden

Ah know that's not 'proof' yeah but bro trust me on this..I have de detector...

In reply to bravos

I just want proof. I do not want to go back to Joseph Goebbels' era.

In reply to Courtesy

Lol..

In reply to Courtesy

if all sources fail they;ll take out the secret source - grab em by

can't be more pragmatic than that

In reply to doosra

I am confident that the writer of this thread has a source. Give him some time.

In reply to Courtesy



Unlike Khelif's testicles, the penny has dropped.

Link

In reply to bravos

A definite misfit and classless individual. I can't begin to describe his or her depravity and endless maladies

Oh yes I thought the above was what they were talking about.

I take it that this is the official report and somewhere in there it says that Doctors have concluded that this person is a male

In reply to sudden

Clearly there is no evidence to reflect the lead and it can only be construed as a deliberate effort to deceive in the most unashamed and vile way.

This is an attempt by an uneducated, shameless attention seeking fraudster at deception.

This is one instance out of many here where a nuanced view is being deliberately overlooked and unfairly slammed. Most posters here are not sophisticated enough to dissect this issue adequately.

In reply to Courtesy

Correct

In spite of the progress from the past 70 years in genetics, neuroscience and psychology, simplistic views form the basis of many ‘opinions’. That will never change.

It’s about emotion and knower-ism.

In reply to Halliwell

Thumbs up.

In reply to Halliwell

It is not uncommon for scientists as yourself in research to mumble such statements , but think not all humans are lucky to win scholarships and attend prestigious universities as you have.
T&T Government is still looking for you...
Look at your research. How many of the self-appointed pseudos' on this site will be able to understand and assimilate one of any such peer-reviewed published papers?
If you post just a precis, they will note its AI...

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You asked define a female...its unanswered.!!!!

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Any how off to Sydney...ta ta

In reply to Halliwell

Talk yuh talk, pardnuh

In reply to sudden

I done talk because I have no intention of going down a rabbit hole to fite up nonsense


You and sarge don’t see eye to eye even though he name a whole model rail hangar after you, but the man type real real sense here:

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INHIBITS PROGRESS!!!!!
See how many times this topic descends into inane sex-talk

In reply to Halliwell

You mean some AI software

In reply to Halliwell
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The source is a poor outfit engaged in deception and racism. Not sure why this is even our problem and why an issue now.

The story is mind-boggling- if you believe it, you will have to believe this: somehow they got the person by force, took her to Europe, then drug her so she won't resist, to undergo an invasive series of medical test in a European country.

There's no suggestion that Khelife was kidanpped. These presumably are the tests that the IBA ordered him to have, on the basis of which they ruled him ineligible to fight women. The hospitals in question are evidently in an awkward position, due to confidentiality issues.