LA, his career is over, just let it go, use the time and money to go after the current dopers, to educate the next generation. Everyone knows that the 80s,90s, were rife with drugs. So what is the point?
The point is that the most well known, influential, succesful cyclist of the past 10-15 years may have been doping, just like all the other cyclists that he beat.
Pro cycling is defined by its tradition and history, just like mountain biking, and if that history is false, is founded on doping, is not as clean as is portrayed, then the people who support it have a right to know.
Floyd Landis; flawed, liar, has an interview on-line with Paul Kimmage. It is worth a read.