>>I guess you won't be using expert witnesses in your court prceedings, eh? :-)
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>You only use expert witnesses that have credibility..... When you pull things out of thin air and state them matter of factly, you don't have credibility.
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>And it is not just me who shares that sentiment. JK posted that very issue.
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>So in this case, Craig's assertion, based on his "experience" carries no weight, no credibility... Of course, there have been other inaccuracies as well that I have noted in public as well...

No John, In the end, as in this case, it comes down to a matter of interpretation. It was inaccurate to you because you interpreted it differently. However, it was not factually incorrect.