Origyptian Wrote:
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> Martin Stower Wrote:
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> >
> > Yes, Femano, I can quite see that you’d give
> > “the benefit of the doubt” to a bumbling
> > criminal liar who shares your ideology.
> >
> > Görlitz and Erdmann first of all claimed to
> have
> > sampled the cartouche and then, when something
> hit
> > the fan, furiously denied having done so. One
> way
> > or another, they lied.
> >
> > Görlitz (as seen on video) failed to followed
> > elementary sampling protocols.
> >
> > Such as these you’re prepared to trust,
> when it suits you.
>
> "Benefit of the doubt for the time being" is not
> "trust".
>
>
> > Not so strange, then, that no such “benefit
> of
> > the doubt” is extended to Richard Howard Vyse.
>
> > Here you align yourself with the moral
> > charlatanism of Scott Creighton and condemn him
> > utterly for the far less egregious and relevant
> > offence of behaving very much like other
> > parliamentary candidates in the early decades
> of
> > the 19th century.
> >
> > M.
>
> Well let's see, Vyse apparently wasn't able to
> produce any independent lab or anyone else that
> wasn't part of his own team that could verify the
> authenticity of his cartouche or even the
> existence of his infamous G3
> sarcophagus. And yet you find something about
> Vyse's personal word that somehow supercedes the
> contradictory - or in many aspects the total lack
> of - data. You can't even verify whether the crate
> was aboard the Beatrice when it departed from
> Alexandria. The entire insurance payout barely
> paid for the cost to ship it from Cairo to
> Alexandria. And yet you take Vyse on his own
> personal word without requiring any other
> verification amidst all the contradictions and
> lack of supporting evidence.
>
> And I said "for the time being" which
> obviously means pending contradiction or
> verification from the lab. But your own ideology
> must have missed that pesky detail.
>
> Why did you bother to quote that German page at
> all other than to take yet another shot at being
> the braggadocio for finding it?
>
> Troll on, Stower.

What evidence do you have that proves the Beatrice was stolen/used by Vyse, or anyone else, for that matter???