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William Seger

(11,177 posts)
3. A second opinion
Mon Mar 16, 2015, 08:07 PM
Mar 2015

Danes Claus Larsen and Steen Svanholm were present at the courtroom hearings and wrote this report:
http://911facts.dk/?page_id=7023

Concerning this interview video, Steen Svanholm wrote:

NH says he saw "astonishment" amongst the three judges. Interesting. His focus was on the video. Mine was directly on the judges. I could not see the movie since it was presented on the wall right behind me, but I was faced towards the judges, so really, all I could do during the video presentation was to look directly at the judges. There was absolutely no astonishment in their eyes, attitudes or body language. They were, as judges should be, impressively faceless and simply just watching the "show". A bit boredom at one of the judges was all I detected.

About the footnote from the NIST report, he read it all right, both in English and in Danish. However, the judges had a very hard time understanding the words, and they did not really seem to understand the point of Harrit reading the passage. In light of the case, being a libel case, a footnote from an American report on building structure seemed far fetched and inappropriate. I do not remember them reacting very much to it, just asking Harrit to read it several times so they could quote his quote correctly. They definitely did not understand, as Harrit claims, that the official accounts of the collapses were false.

Harrit talks about that it all boils down to what is "reasonable". I must agree on that. The difference is that Harrit talks about whether his science is reasonable and the case is about whether Villemoes' crackpot-statement is reasonable.

Thus, the High Court will most likely, just as the City Court, disregard anything not related to the the crackpot-statement.

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=10527630#post10527630

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Crackpot on 911 superbeachnut Mar 2015 #1
Please post your credentials. TIA nationalize the fed Mar 2015 #2
A second opinion William Seger Mar 2015 #3
Crackpot or liar? Footnote 13 William Seger Mar 2015 #4
Please post your credentials. TIA nationalize the fed Mar 2015 #5
Every NIST contributor has more impressive credentials than Harrit William Seger Mar 2015 #6
I applaud you. greyl Mar 2015 #9
well what about that! wildbilln864 Mar 2015 #10
The same could be said about you and your fellow CT'er's. eom. GGJohn Mar 2015 #16
Hi! zappaman Mar 2015 #17
Well said. zappaman Mar 2015 #11
yes! wildbilln864 Mar 2015 #8
k & r & thank you! wildbilln864 Mar 2015 #7
"Anti-911 truthers" zappaman Mar 2015 #12
9/11? we're too concerned where the video is of Politicalboi Mar 2015 #13
all excellent points! n/t wildbilln864 Apr 2015 #18
Sorry, court rules that calling a crackpot a crackpot is not libel William Seger Mar 2015 #14
Harrit lost - 911 thermite/CD claims confirmed, crackpot superbeachnut Mar 2015 #15
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