since the link was posted in the thread I started and may have been missed, hear it is:
http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_15175682
"If he had stood up and manned up four years ago, he'd be racing the Tour de France now," Millar said. "He'd have a different book out. He'd have not lost a penny. He'd be admired by young people. He would have a different life ahead of him. He'd be in a decent mental state. He'd be sober.
"And he'd be married."
He left out one part: he's probably still be doping...
Everything Millar says is probably true. Of course, Millar has made it pretty clear he doesn't understand the definition of 'man up'. He admitted enough to appear contrite, not enough to be out of the game. His interest was pretty clearly his own, not the sport's.
Now, he's resorting to the same tactics as LA, personal attacks rather than addressing the content of Floyd's comments. Notice though that he never refutes a single Landis allegation, he just attacks him personally.
Seems like a classic intimidation and obfuscation move to me, and really unfortunate.