It's a simple proposition. Either you accept the evidence as genuine, you have reasons/excuses for not accepting it as genuine, or you are arbitrarily dismissing evidence you don't want to accept as genuine.
Which of the above applies to you.
Either you accept the evidence as genuine,Like you do, you mean?
you have reasons/excuses for not accepting it as genuine, I don't need reasons or excuses. Evidence needs to be authenticated, conclusive and persuasive. Either it is or it isn't!
or you are arbitrarily dismissing evidence you don't want to accept as genuine.Again, I haven't dismissed anything as not genuine. There wouldn't be any point.
Which of the above applies to you.None. All you are showing, by asking this question, is your own "black or white", "right or wrong", "with us or against us" approach to this case.
Outright acceptance of evidence being genuine or dismissal of the same evidence is a pointless proposition which only demonstrates a predisposed bias.
You do understand that "genuine" evidence (whatever that means) still may not support an assumption or assertion that's made based on that evidence, don't you?