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Author Topic: Summary of Some of the Major Problems with the JFK Medical Evidence  (Read 471 times)

Online Michael T. Griffith

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I don't come here for humor. What entails your research to dispute his? I've yet to see you do it or show it in this thread. I don't know why I'm responding because it appears you're just arrogant enough to feel like it's benneath you to counter. How about countering instead of the personal attacks? We should just assume everyone on this site is familiar with your research on this subject?

Definition of Research. Research is a systematic and intentional process of investigation designed to discover new knowledge, validate existing theories, or solve specific problems. It relies on structured methodologies to collect, analyze, and interpret data, ultimately contributing to a broader or generalizable understanding of a topic

Lance Payette has no published research to cite. He's published nothing on the JFK case--no books, no articles, online or otherwise. He maintains no website on the case. He merely bounces around from forum to forum on his crusade to uphold his minority view that JFK was killed by a lone gunman.

On previous occasions, he has actually said that anyone who believes JFK was killed by a conspiracy suffers from a form of mental illness because they must have a malfunctioning brain, defective neural pathways, a warped mind, etc., etc.


Offline Paul J Cummings

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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but not the facts. No different in JFKA.

Online Michael T. Griffith

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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but not the facts. No different in JFKA.

Oh, I agree. The issue is that Lance Payette not only pretends to be an expert but goes to the extreme of questioning the mental capacity and integrity of anyone who disagrees with him, including genuine experts who've been published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and who've been studying the JFK case for years.

Recently he accused Dr. David Mantik of being a "character" who sees things that no one else sees, when in fact many scholars have endorsed Dr. Mantik's research and when Dr. Mantik is one of the most highly qualified experts to ever examine the JFK case. Payette also recently made unsavory attacks against Greg Doudna, one of the most honest, respected, and careful JFKA researchers of all time, accusing him of having "loose screws," of being part of the "lunatic fringe," and of not caring if his argument "makes sense."

Such unseemly verbiage is considered inexcusable and juvenile even coming from a genuine expert; it is even more discrediting and inexcusable coming from an amateur who hasn't published a single book or article on the case and who doesn't even maintain a website on the subject.