Original initially intended (& PRIMARY) reason for 1995 spein glue ban & 2008 booster ban is health NOT performance

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Original initially intended (& PRIMARY) reason for 1995 spein glue ban & 2008 booster ban is health NOT performance

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The robotNazi controlled ITTF continues too brainwash and confuse the newbies about this issue.

Ever since boosters came , ITTF started to pretend like they banned it in 2008 , only to fool the ITTF.
They also want players to think that there are no longer any health issues and it is just a performance issue

But the the original initially intended PRIMARY reason for ban on spein glues in 1995 (quick repeal) & later boosters was never about performance.
It was & is ONLY about health of players

Spein glue = (speed+ spin) glue
Speed glue is a misnomer
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Re: Original initially intended (& PRIMARY) reason for 1995 spein glue ban & 2008 booster ban is health NOT performance

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Booster ban is pure fiction
It is just there to mislead & confuse the IOC

BTW , the (click link >) robotNazis controlled ITTF actually passed a rule at the 2024 AGM increasing the maximum allowed rubber thickness to 4.05 mm from the previous 4.00 mm
This was done to protect the booster cheats so that the 0.05 mm expansion of the rubber due to common law illegal boosting does not disqualify them :lol:
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