Geneva Hine

[John Iacoletti]

John Iacoletti.  Are you seriously arguing that the power in the building went out?  Just curious.

I'm seriously arguing that Geneva Hine said the lights all went out, and that Luke Mooney said the power cut off.  Because they did.

[John Iacoletti]

And even if there had been a momentary power/phone outage, what conspiracy-related purpose would it have served?  If the allegation is that the power/phone outage occurred, but was not related to any conspiracy, then why does it matter?

Maybe because not everybody who disagrees with your conclusions is promoting "conspiracy-related purposes" and just want to know what happened that day, Strawman "Smith".

[John Mytton]

I'm seriously arguing that Geneva Hine said the lights all went out, and that Luke Mooney said the power cut off.  Because they did.

Btw have you found any witnesses to corroborate your interpretation of Hine's words?

JohnM

[John Iacoletti]

Btw have you found any witnesses to corroborate your interpretation of Hine's words?

Have you found any witnesses to corroborate yours?

[John Mytton]

Have you found any witnesses to corroborate yours?

Nobody says the light went out and now you, who corroborated your interpretation of Hine's words.

JohnM

[Dan O'meara]

[John Iacoletti]

Nobody says the light went out

 

Geneva Hine said “the lights all went out”.

[Dan O'meara]

Geneva Hine said “the lights all went out”.

John was asking who, other than Hine, stated the lights all went out.
And your response is Geneva Hine.
Top work.