All of my essays were based on accepting certain apologetic claims which are actually quite open to scrutiny, such as the existence of the "others", and the idea that one cannot differentiate a religious group if they have culturally assimilated into the larger group. I don't necessarily accept either of those premises, but since apologists insist upon them, I wrote my essays with those in mind.
The only problem is, Beastie, that your particular analysis and spin on the evidence is not at all conclusive and doesn't in any conclusive manner do what you intend it to do--deligitimize the historicity of the Book of Mormon.
I understand that you believe this to be the case, and I understand that you wish this to be the case, but others, including others at places like FARMS who are actually much more conversant with the data and evidence you are attempting to handle, do not accept your conclusions and analysis.
And that cuts to the proverbial chase.