Okay, let's start with a very small sample from page 4 of that paper:
Balsamo's claim that the southern approach "calculates to an impossible pull" has been refuted many times. See, for example:
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/will/Music/Jokes/Balsamo/balsamo2.html
In a thread at AboveTopSecret, Balsamo responded to that particular refutation by agreeing that the southern approach does not imply an impossible pull (contrary to the central claim of his video, quoted at the beginning of the refutation cited). Balsamo continued to pretend that his calculations were correct "based on the data", but the FDR data to which Balsamo refers was missing its final seconds. Balsamo vehemently denied that in the video cited above, but the recent recovery of four missing seconds shows that Balsamo was quite wrong about that. As a consequence, all of his calculations and conclusions in the video cited above are now
known to be worthless, despite Balsamo's best efforts to obfuscate that
fact.
So you are unwilling to defend the only mathematical reference you cited?
Since the sentence on page 4 of the reference you provided has been
proved incorrect, and you are unwilling to defend it, why should we bother to read any other part of the article you cited?
Note well: I have used the words "known", "fact", and "proved" with their generally accepted meanings.