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Tom Bethell
Tom Bethell (born July 17, 1940) is a journalist who writes mainly on economic and scientific issues, and is known for his support of the market economy, political conservatism, and fringe science. He says that neither evolution nor intelligent design is falsifiable.
==Life and career==
Bethell was born and raised in London,〔See: (Jerry P. Shinley Archive: Thomas Bethell: Biographical Sketch from CA )〕 England. He was educated at Downside School and Trinity College, Oxford. A resident of the District of Columbia, he has lived in Virginia, Louisiana, and California. He is married to Donna R. Fitzpatrick of Washington, D.C.〔(Trinity College, Oxford – missing members )〕〔(Tom Bethell explains why property matters )〕〔(Tom Bethell, Beliefnet Columnist ) Beliefnet.com Accessed July 20, 2008〕 He is a senior editor of ''The American Spectator'' and member of the Hoover Institution. He was formerly Washington editor of ''Harper's'', and an editor of the ''Washington Monthly''.〔(Biography at Property Rights Foundation of America, Inc. )〕
Bethell is a member of the Group for the Scientific Reappraisal of the HIV-AIDS Hypothesis〔(AIDS proposal. Group for the Scientific Reappraisal of the HIV/AIDS Hypothesis. )〕 which denies that HIV causes AIDS. In the ''The Politically Incorrect Guide to Science'' (2005), he promotes skepticism of the existence of man-made global warming, AIDS denialism, and skepticism of evolution (which Bethell denies is "real science"〔(Don’t Fear the Designer ) Tom Bethell〕), promoting intelligent design instead.〔(Banned in Biology ) Washington Times December 25, 2005〕 Bethell was hired as a researcher by New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison to assist with his prosecution of Clay Shaw for conspiracy to assassinate John F. Kennedy.〔(Tom Bethell, "Reality Check for Another Movie Myth," ''Los Angeles Times'', December 1, 1991. )〕 Bethell gives no credence to Garrison's charges that Shaw was involved.〔(Tom Bethell, "Was Sirhan Sirhan on the Grassy Knoll?", ''The Washington Monthly'', March 1975. )〕 Bethell has written at least one article (''American Spectator''. Dec 98, Vol. 31 Issue 12, p. 20. 2p.) where he states "For about two years, I worked on New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison's bizarre investigation of the Kennedy assassination" without disclosing that he was terminated by said investigation for providing Clay Shaw's' defense team with information they may not have had a legal right to and certainly did not have a right to at the time he provided said information.〔''A Farewell to Justice''. Mellen, Joan. 2005. Potomic Books, Washington, DC. ppt 6, 292–93〕
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