Claims made without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.
Just curious:
1) Do you agree that circumstantial evidence is evidence that relies on an inference to connect it to a conclusion of fact?
2) Do you agree that a conclusion of fact that's based on a large quantity of circumstantial evidence is more likely to be correct than one that's based on just one or two bits of it?
3) Do you agree that criminal cases have been won and lost solely on circumstantial evidence?
4) Regarding the JFKA, do you think it's logical to infer that people were wittingly involved in the planning, the "patsy-ing," the shooting, and the all-important cover up?
5) How many people do you think were wittingly involved in the above activities? Oodles and gobs?
6) Do you really think that's a logical inference?
7) Or do you think there was only one witting person -- "The Mastermind" -- and that all of the others were unwitting dupes?