Dossier on Lance Armstrong creates wrong opinion about doping in this team

The USADA has publicized a report on the American cyclist Lance Armstrong.
Which impression do readers get, when they study this dossier? It is said that numerous persons think that each teammate of this prominent cyclist has administered anabolic steroids and/or other banned preparations. But is it true point of view? Has each Lance Armstrong’s teammate doped?
According to the dossier on this athlete, 11 teammates testified against him, affirming that he used performance-enhancing drugs. Furthermore, it was claimed that Lance Armstrong and the most mates of his team utilized sophisticated methods in order to be capable to dope and avoid detection.
However several Lance Armstrong’s teammates admitted to using steroids and/or other doping products, certain teammates denied doping. For example, Julian Dean and Patrick Jonker were two teammates of the American cyclist that denied taking performance-enhancing drugs.
Julian Dean confirmed that he neither doped, nor saw Lance Armstrong administering steroids and/or other related preparations.
When it comes to Patrick Jonker, his affirmations were like those of Julian Dean. He claimed that he had never taken any prohibited remedies. He confirmed that he competed cleanly and didn’t take any unfair advantage.
According to Patrick Jonker, application of steroids and other related drugs is a serious problem in the sport of cycling. He thinks that many cyclists dope. He affirms that it is important to fight against application of steroids and other related preparations in cycling. But he claims that proper methods should be applied by anti-doping agencies. This athlete is full of anger, talking about prosecution related to Lance Armstrong.  Patrick Jonker thinks that killers are less prosecuted than the American cyclist.