On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 8:21 AM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > That he will never do. As McKubre says, he wants chaos. He wants people to > think he has nothing. That is his business strategy. It has been all along. > He thrives on controversy. He stirs it up deliberately. > I wouldn't be surprised. After attempting to follow the details of this thread and pin down those that have a basis in fact, those that are hearsay and those that are speculation on the part of commentators, I've given up. Here are my conclusions: - We don't know exactly what transpired with the container in the Bologna office, except that it doesn't look like it moved during the time between the filming of the two video clips. - There is reason to believe that Andrea Rossi has made some contradictory statements. - Rossi seems like a cagey fellow. I wish I could add something substantial to this list, but I can't. I haven't taken time to watch all of the videos or read the comments on Web sites, so I have to rely on others for the second detail. I can't even conclude that Rossi has probably lied. The final result is a lack of clarity about the situation. Like detectives in a cheap novel, we're looking for incriminating evidence in every little scrap. In the process we have ended up with little more than speculation. Eric
