Theos-Talk Archives (January 1998 Message tt00258)

Read my statement below again.  I never claimed that you said that you could get results.  I asked
why you *believe* that you can get results.  Let's put it this way:  You wrote that you will
charge $75 an hour for your time whether or not you get results.  To charge a fee for a service
implies that you have the *qualifications* to carry out the service, whether you succeed or not.
For instance, a lawyer who offers his/her services is presumed to be qualified to practice law,
whether or not he/she wins the case.  What are your qualifications?   How will those
qualifications assist in your possible success?

JJHE


Bart Lidofsky wrote:

> Jerry Hejka-Ekins wrote:
>
> > Researchers have been working for free for over thirty years that I can personally account
> > for to get these letters released, and they have had no results.  Why do you believe that
> > you can get results?
>
>     I never said that I could. At most, all that can be inferred from my writing is that I am
> not at all certain that I couldn't. If you can show how it can be logically inferred
> otherwise, feel free to do so. But if you cannot, then please refrain from putting claims into
> my mouth (or keyboard) that I have never made.
>
>     Bart Lidofsky