Perhaps you could persuade us with some links, or citations, to go along with them.
Take this quote, as an example, expressing an opinion contrary, to some of your speculations.
Rockefeller's disappearance set off an intensive and heartbreaking search. That he was never found has fueled rumors and "confessions" ever since. Not long ago, several aging New Guineans claimed to have killed and eaten him. Gillison does not believe them. "There was certainly headhunting and cannibalism going on when Michael Rockefeller was in New Guinea. But I have been on the sea where he was, and it is a treacherous sea. He was there right at monsoon season. He was a wonderful swimmer, but he had been out all night without food or water. He wasn't jumping in on a clear Maine morning to swim across the bay after breakfast. It would have been shocking if he'd made it to shore. It's much more likely that he drowned or was eaten by a shark."
Taken from an interview with published writer, Samantha Gillison.
Use the above example, as what we generally like to see.
Your claims of
Everybody knows that.....
and
...are all matters of record.
are begging for some back up.






