Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Run Silent, Run Cheap-Shot

[Coalbunny <coalbunny@vcn.com>]

Pat, I think a good rule of thumb to follow is regardless of who the
reporter works for, you can't trust a reporter.  Not long ago there was
a lawsuit in Florida that FOX-TV won.  The court decided that they, FOX,
have the right to lie and there is no legal action against the lies. 
I'll have to find that story and send it to you.  Shocking, but for some
reason, not surprising.
Carl


> Captain Nemo wrote:
> 
> David Armstrong just sent me two complimentary issues of FORBES
> MAGAZINE containing the article on homebuilt submarines.  I found it
> inaccurate, misleading, and objectionable on so many levels I can't
> list them all here.
> 
> I agreed to participate in this project (1) because Armstrong assured
> me he'd represent homebuilt submarine enthusiasts in a positive light,
> and (2) because I thought FORBES was a reputable publication. After
> reading RUN SILENT, RUN  CHEAP I now see FORBES as akin to the
> NATIONAL INQUIRER.
> 
> Never again will I let my story be told by non-subbers who don't know
> what they're talking about.
> 
> Pat Regan
> VULCANIA SUBMARINE
> Hawaii
> 

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