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If memory is right, it didn't come out until the first trial, though there had been allegedly a lot of stonewalling around disclosure. I beleive the initial punitive damages were well in excess of $125 mln and Ralph Nader was plaintiff counsel. Prompted the book unsafe at any speed - but I could be talking complete ballcocks and that might have been the Corvair. -
Based on a total load of arse as usual. Your lack of knowledge of aviation is matched only by your lack of any knowledge of Tory party policy - of course you don't need to know about any Tory policies as you will vote Tory without any consideration of policy issues.Originally posted by Cyberman View PostJust a reminder. Don't fly on an Airbus !!
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostBased on a total load of arse as usual. Your lack of knowledge of aviation is matched only by your lack of any knowledge of Tory party policy - of course you don't need to know about any Tory policies as you will vote Tory without any consideration of policy issues.
The abolition of HIPS, shutting of our borders, and cutting out spin, lies and deceit will do me. Come on you Tories !!!
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http://www.pointoflaw.com/articles/T...Pinto_Case.pdfOriginally posted by ASB View PostIf memory is right, it didn't come out until the first trial, though there had been allegedly a lot of stonewalling around disclosure. I beleive the initial punitive damages were well in excess of $125 mln and Ralph Nader was plaintiff counsel. Prompted the book unsafe at any speed - but I could be talking complete ballcocks and that might have been the Corvair.Comment
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As I said, you don't have any idea - the Tories are not promising the "shutting our borders" nor could they. As for lies spin and deceit - what a laugh.Originally posted by Cyberman View PostThe abolition of HIPS, shutting of our borders, and cutting out spin, lies and deceit will do me. Come on you Tories !!!
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostAs I said, you don't have any idea - the Tories are not promising the "shutting our borders" nor could they. As for lies spin and deceit - what a laugh.
Yep, the Tories will reduce immigration drastically, where Labour have abjectly failed more by design than incompetence IMO.
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So not shutting the borders then. At least you admit that was bollocks - progress of a sort. OK - a little quiz - who was it who abolished exit controls, thereby removing a valuable guide to who was still here?Originally posted by Cyberman View PostYep, the Tories will reduce immigration drastically, where Labour have abjectly failed more by design than incompetence IMO.
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No. Not completeOriginally posted by ASB View PostIf memory is right, it didn't come out until the first trial, though there had been allegedly a lot of stonewalling around disclosure. I beleive the initial punitive damages were well in excess of $125 mln and Ralph Nader was plaintiff counsel. Prompted the book unsafe at any speed - but I could be talking complete ballcocks and that might have been the Corvair.
Unsafe At Any Speed was much earlier, it was what made Nader's name, and it was about the VW Beetle.
The damages were $125m but the amount was reduced on appeal. However the new amounts ($4m + $3m punitive damages or something like that) were still enough to tip the balance in Ford's arithmetic, and the original award left them scared.Comment
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Indeed - the Corvair was Chevy's attempt to create a US Beetle - it wasn't that bad a car but a lot of Septics are totally hopeless drivers.Originally posted by zeitghostIt was about the Corvair... though the then current model of the Beetle shared the same interesting handling foible...
I've read the book.Comment
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