Please keep in mind that the following quotes have been extracted from
individuals whose opinions may have changed (or  moderated) in subtle
ways later on in the on-going thread.

>From Mr. Lawrence:

>> I would bet a dollar to a doughnut that Levi
>> doesn't believe it's for real, no matter what
>> he says in interviews.

Rothwell responds:

> Hmmm . . . That is not my impression, but you
> could be right. Villa expresses many doubts.
> Perhaps Levi shares them with him.

Keep in mind, in the NyTeknic article out at:

http://www.nyteknik.se/nyheter/energi_miljo/energi/article3083834.ece

Levi is quoted as allegedly saying the following 2/3 of the way down:

...

> He [Levi] emphasizes that the experiment must be carefully
> prepared with a very strict protocol to avoid any doubt.
> It includes measuring any amount of copper produced – a
> sign of fusion between nickel and hydrogen.
>
> “I know that Focardi (professor emeritus and Rossi’s
> scientific advisor) and Rossi have seen copper. I have
> known Focardi for years and have worked with him (...)
> and do not doubt his ability or his professionalism – nor
> Rossi’s, as I’ve had the opportunity to meet him and he
> seems very serious. But to verify this, we need to use
> very stringent methods so that no one will have any doubt.”
>
> “I would like to organize it calmly. Next week engineer
> Rossi will be here and then we discuss the set up. He
> said he’s willing to repeat the experiment.

Again, please note commentary directly attributed to Levi:

"I have known Focardi for years and have worked with him (...)
> and do not doubt his ability or his professionalism – nor
> Rossi’s, as I’ve had the opportunity to meet him and he
> seems very serious.

Seems to me that speculation suggesting that Levi (inwardly) suspects
that Rossi's & Focardi's prototype isn't for real would, by default,
leave no other alternative than to imply that Levi, himself, is
nothing more than a big fat liar. ...just another sinister cog in the
disinformation wheel - deliberately leading observers astray.

Granted, we can continue speculating all we wish on matters of this
nature. Nevertheless, all I can say is that at present such
speculation isn't the impression the article gives me.

Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks

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