Anthony Summers

[Marc Ellis]

When researching the theory of evolution, would you also go to a Creationist website to cross-reference information? I shouldn't think so.

If that 's where I had to go to learn about opposing arguments - sure. I'd go there. I'm not an ideologue. I'm trying to be an objective fact-finder.

I don't think evolution is a good example though. It's a scientific theory & a broad system of thought rather a single, complex historical event. So if I were inclined to learn opposing scientific theories, there might be better places to start than religious sites. Lamarck for example.

i have no problem seeking out opposing views. It's how I work. I do have a problem justifying the purchase of Bugliosi's massive book. So if I can find his views accurately distilled on someone's website - I'll go there. If there is a more reliable LN site to check out than McAdams', let me know. I'll cross-check there.

As far as Summers & Mexico City goes, I'll be cross-checking his book with diEugenio's. Summers does a great job of discrediting his own conclusion about Oswald and Mexico City. He doesn't do a good job of explaining why he found the evidence that led to his conclusion persuasive.

It's an otherwise good book though, thus far. I'm glad I bought it.