[connectthedots]

(but then, you were predicting Dover would win, in the face of massive evidence to the contrary, all the way through the trial.)

I did not predict that the school district would win; and specifically stated that, based on my experience with courts, one cannot predict how a judge would rule on any case or that the judge would even follow the law.

[Dimensio]

You made several "educated guesses".

You also predicted that it would be a "narrow ruling", which is hardly what happened. You claimed "While some of the board members had a religious motive for mentioning ID in the 'statement', the final 'statement' does not constitute a breaching of a separation of church and state." and that "While some of the board members had a religious motive for mentioning ID in the 'statement', the final 'statement' does not constitute a breaching of a separation of church and state." (which appeared to be in the context of a prediction regarding the verdict).

Oh, wait, you DID say that "I think the judge will rule very narrowly in favor of the defendants".

Nevermind...

[VadeRetro]

I did not predict that the school district would win...

I seem to recall you predicted Behe would shine on the witness stand, or kick butt, or something else good for ID.