Sorry France...

You're going to have to do better than this. A six year old urine sample with an anonymous number?

I think the bias of this publication against Armstrong is evidenced by this tidbit from the article:

L'Equipe is owned by the Amaury Group whose subsidiary, Amaury Sport Organization, organizes the Tour de France and other sporting events. The paper often questioned Armstrong's clean record and frequently took jabs at him - portraying him as too arrogant, too corporate and too good to be real.

"Never to such an extent, probably, has the departure of a champion been welcomed with such widespread relief," the paper griped the day after Armstrong won his seventh straight Tour win and retired from cycling.

The bottom line is that Armstrong never failed a drug test in his entire career, including a surprise test administered to him the day before this year's Tour. Give it up Frenchies. He kicked your ass for seven years and he will most likely be the greatest cyclist the sport has ever seen no matter how much you try to smear him after the fact.