Nice try, but there's an amount of hypocrisy here. First, countless people can visually verify beyond a reasonable doubt that he did in fact win those tours. Many were there, millions watched on TV. So I can verify that pretty easily even though I wasn't there.
Now, to whether he was doping. We have by most accounts evidence from the media or soley relayed through the media. Seems the evidence is pretty damning (if true) and it would be a cut and dry case eh?
Now the funny thing is, if this was the "truth behind 9/11" or something of the like, you and many other would be screaming about how unreliable and bias the media is. However, NOW it seems you believe everything they say. If the feds went after him and found something then I'd be a little bit more willing to accept the full story but as it stands...... not so much.
I'll ignore the speculative aspect as to how I would approach a different subject matter.... As you've proven, media is not 100% unreliable and can provide us concrete information (countering your initial comment with your own supplied logic... Thank you for that).
I read the book by Tyler Hamilton... It's very well supported by the actions of USADA, the UCI and those that raced with Armstrong... There are even those like David Zabriskie who testified against Armstrong on their own accord... He wasn't offered a deal. He came forward by himself unaware who or if USADA would talk to others.
It's all water under the bridge at this point... I feel some form of justice has been served but there's still a lot that can never be undone... Like restoring Greg LeMond's bicycle company or giving Filippo Simeoni another chance at a cycling career...