Dale, what you are failing to understand is that once someone, *anyone*, is on Geni and connected to the World Tree, that someone is also connected to *everyone* else who is also on it - yea all the way back to Adam and Eve. That doesn't make you any more "special" than they are.
You began by claiming *direct male line descent* from Henry VIII, and getting nasty when your claims could not be validated. That has not changed a bit, and has only become exacerbated as one fantastic story after another has turned out to be full of holes.
Making up people and plugging them into convenient holes in your family tree is what foolish (and also fraudulent) genealogical "researchers" did for much of the 19th century and well into the 20th. Using *that* "method", anybody can "prove" descent from *anybody*. And they have. And some still do.
You have an unknown 7th great grandfather in direct male line. You keep trying to FORCE Perrot ap Rice into that slot, where he *does not fit*, and then you compound the folly by bogusing Perrot's *known* ancestry with claims that his father of record is not his father. Sometimes, when you're not paying attention, you try to have it both ways, claiming descent via the known *and* the false lines even though they are mutually exclusive.
Let's get a few things straight, shall we?
Disagreeing with you, even strongly, even vehemently, is not "smearing" you or "faulting' you or "bullying" you or dissing you.
Pointing out errors in your methodology, or your lineage, or your family lore, is not "smearing" you or "faulting' you or "bullying" you or dissing you. (It *could* be a learning experience, if you so chose - but you don't.)
Taking criticism *of your work* as a personal attack on *you* is a logical fallacy.