Re: Einstein FRAUD with the paper on m=E/c^2

Einstein’s 1905 Paper on E=mc²
Patrick Moylan, James Lombardi and Stephen Moylan
https://ajuronline.org/uploads/Volume_13_1/AJUR_January_2016p5.pdf
ABSTRACT
It is well-known that Einstein’s first paper on E=mc² as published in
the Annalen der Physik in 1905 is problematic in that it suffers from
the error of circular reasoning. This means that it uses as one of its
premises a statement which is equivalent to the conclusion of the paper,
namely, that E=mc².
This difficulty with the paper has been pointed out by many writers
including
Max Planck, Herbert Ives, Max Jammer and also biographers of Einstein
including Gerald Holton and Arthur I. Miller.
Unfortunately, the derivation is repeated today as being correct without
any mention of the above criticisms of it. In view of this it seems to
us worthwhile to have a clear and as simple as possible explanation of
the
logical difficulties associated with Einstein’s 1905 derivation, and it
is to this end that this paper is written.
Herewith we present a very simple treatment of the problem which
makes absolutely clear the logical difficulties in Einstein’s first
published work on E=mc².