On Nov 14, 9:46 pm, " wrote:

Back to the point of the "confidential" correspondence with
dramatist Laurie. NMnot now tells us that we have entered the
courtroom of evidentiary admissions and their proper ordering.
Nonsense. We are having a debate on a public forum.

No, Larry, I would hardly call this thread a "debate." It has been
merely a series of accusations by you against me, accusations made, to
use your idol's phrase, "without a scintilla of evidence." I have been
patiently rebutting and refuting them, but my patience is done. You
just keep fabricating more, or repeating the same ones, as if the
facts made no difference. It's quite tedious.

Taylor Kingston is evidently taking the 5th Amendment these
days by refusing to post his e-mails to playwright Richard Laurie in
its entirety. It is his constitutional right to do so, but we hope
to obtain them soon from Mr. Laurie, a man with no axe to grind, who
is still searching his records.

Complete bull, Larry. You claim I said X. I know I did not. It is
not up to me to prove I never said X. You know very well that is the
logical fallacy of proving a negative. And if I were to post
everything I've ever written, you'd still say I was holding back.
You're not interested in the facts, only in the smear.
It's entirely up to *_you_* to produce evidence that I did say X,
e.g that Laurie and Evans were "evil," or whatever droppings you're
spreading around today.

Accusations can be fabricated endlessly. For example, one could
claim that a certain Fred Smith, a man with no axe to grind, has
stated that you and Larry Evans were involved in the 9/11 attacks. By
your logic, Larry, I would be within my rights to insist that you must
post all your corresponce with Evans here, and if you did not, we
would be entitled to assume you were guilty.
And then one could start all over again with another accusation. And
another. And another. Et cetera ad infinitum.

By all means have Mr. Laurie go through his records. And when he
comes up empty, and you have nothing to back your worthless smears,
you'll apologize here, won't you, Larry?
Sure you will.