Did you happen to notice he flat out denied an obvious fact above, and said "not so" when we all know it is so?
I trust you know how to read.
You said that we are being held accountable for our statements. Which statements? And which statements that we have made are they not wanting to hold us accountable for? Why?
In other words, good luck trying to find where we said the things they said we said in their latest filing. And why aren't the more obvious statements included?
Secondly, you said we're being held accountable for the damage we caused, and yet they don't want to discover that! Then how are they holding us accountable for damages they don't want to disclose? Damages that must be tied to the narrowed list of statements they've given?
Okay, so you have a donor who quit giving. How in the world do they expect to prove in court that that donor quit giving because of some statement we never made about the plane, instead of some statement we did make about the Tommy Shelton child molestation allegations?
They aren't serious about this litigation, and that much is obvious.
And thu8s I was correct in saying, "Not so."