Jumbo-Visma as a whole definitely seems up there among the radiation pantheon. Although I still enjoy cyclists like him and van der Poel a lot because while probably doped I think they would still be all-rounders without the dope. Just at a lesser level. In my opinion that gives you a glimpse of what a cyclist like Merckx, De Vlaeminck, Kelly, (perhaps even Valverde had GT's not been the end-all be-all in Spain) could have done in modern times.
But to be clear, I have no doubts WvA is doped and I think the way he answers questions regarding 'speed in the peloton etc' are very telling.
As an example I remember him being asked about how De Gendt and Van Avermaet (among others) had said that the level of the TDF was higher than it used to be. And Van Aert replied that it was only normal that the level was high because this was the main goal of the season for many of the riders and a lot of them had been on altitude stage prior.
To me that just screams deliberately mis-interpreting the question. As if the TDF was not a main goal in previous years.
Though I do think that people like De Gendt and Van Avermaet need to start asking themselves whether they think it is normal for them to still be 'hitting their best values ever' at their age. That's ridiculous if that is true. Then you did something wrong while you were in your prime or are doing a lot more things 'right' now that you are older.
Has Jumbo-Visma been linked to especially shady doctors yet or is this all 'next generation'?
I will say that I think part of the reason why the Belgian fanbase is not as vocally critical is because most of them are not new to cycling. They agree that most if not all top riders are doped to some degree. When you get top riders emerging from countries with less cycling history however (USA, UK, Slovenia, ... ) you get a load of people who still actively try to insist that their riders are clean. But in Belgium it's mostly regarded as 'business as usual'.
When nobody is here to really defend WvA then there is just less to talk about I think.
But chauvinism DOES play a part I am not denying that alltogether. Pogacar definitely gets a lot more flack than WvA does. But then again, it's not like other threads in the Clinic are boosted up by Belgian fans alone. Perhaps most neutral fans find it easier to stomach dominant riders when they come from traditional cycling countries like Italy and Belgium.
Edit: I did not bother reading the entire thread though so perhaps there are a load of screaming Belgians insisting that Wout Van Aert does not even know what doping means.
Edit two: Now that I think of it, admitting that your rider dopes but insisting that they are obviously a crazy talent nonetheless may simply be the 'weathered cycling fan version' of saying your guy doesn't dope. But it's not as egregious because at least then you can't easily attack another rider you don't like by saying that that one does dope.