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How about small claims?
Find 5 people willing to testify that they would have bought one of your planes, but didn't because of what they read by Zoom. Your profit on one plane is $1000, so the total damages in $5000. "ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote in message ... In article , Ron Wanttaja says... On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 19:49:29 GMT, "Steve Foley" wrote: Chuck, Can't you find one of those ambulance chasers that advertise on daytime television to take a libel case on contingency? To interest any lawyer in a contingency case, there has to be a "deep pocket" somewhere for any judgement to be paid from. And there isn't any, here. Ron's right the only way I could get an attorney to take a case like this is to pay for it out of pocket.And even if I win a judgment I would have to try to collect. zoom knows this and in this regard he has a certain amount of protection in doing what he does. Some day when I have some spare $1000's to spend I may sue just on principle. In the meantime I will do what I can to expose him for what he is, a Phony and a liar and I can prove that. See ya Chuck S RAH-14/1 ret |
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ChuckSlusarczyk wrote:
In article , Ron Wanttaja says... On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 19:49:29 GMT, "Steve Foley" wrote: Chuck, Can't you find one of those ambulance chasers that advertise on daytime television to take a libel case on contingency? To interest any lawyer in a contingency case, there has to be a "deep pocket" somewhere for any judgement to be paid from. And there isn't any, here. Ron's right the only way I could get an attorney to take a case like this is to pay for it out of pocket.And even if I win a judgment I would have to try to collect. zoom knows this and in this regard he has a certain amount of protection in doing what he does. Some day when I have some spare $1000's to spend I may sue just on principle. In the meantime I will do what I can to expose him for what he is, a Phony and a liar and I can prove that. See ya Chuck S RAH-14/1 ret Y'know, Chuck, I'm willing to bet several of us would be willing to chip in for a legal fund. See if you can get zoom deposed on videotape if you can't get the trial taped. I don't know if it would be legal to sell the tapes, but I'd buy a set ![]() was also on tape. BTW, has anyone contacted the Florida chapter of Angel Flight to see if he's really flying for them? Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired |
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On 6 Sep 2005 16:31:12 -0700, "BobR" wrote:
ANN Is Posting Breaking Stories, In REALTIME... Stay Tuned! Bozo Of The Week Yup... he's STILL at it. Chuck Slusarczyk of CGS Aviation Here's some of what Kevin O'Brien had to say about the situation: "I like Jim. I think he's a great guy who has done a lot for aviation, and for years he did fulfill the promise of being 'proof that magazines don't have to be boring.' He didn't fulfill a lot of other promises though, notably to subscribers and creditors. And I think he has some severe issues with how he perceives himself, the world, and the other people in it. His reality isn't real reality all the time. Now, many people are a lot less pro-Jim than I. Some of them have very good reason to be. While he has the balls to take on things that are real problems (Piper Tomahawk, Revolution Helicopter) he has not always had good judgment about who to take on, and when he attacks someone who doesn't deserve it (CGS [Chuck Slusarczyk], the Berkut folks, for a couple of examples) he hurts real people, innocent people, in real ways. People still tell Chuck 'But I read in USAviator...' and here Chuck is a guy who is practically an icon in the ultralight world and honest as the day is long." http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...e=source&hl=en Apparently all the ANN headquarter's hallucinogenic water that Kevin was too smart to drink is now being shipped to Juan in PR. :-) Wayne |
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![]() "wmbjk" wrote in message ... Apparently all the ANN headquarter's hallucinogenic water that Kevin was too smart to drink is now being shipped to Juan in PR. :-) Notice Kevin still writes for ANN, even after Chuck tried to covince him otherwise. Apparently, someone's conclusions aren't worth the neurons used up to reach them. ![]() |
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On Fri, 9 Sep 2005 19:15:28 -0400, "Juan Jimenez"
wrote: "wmbjk" wrote in message .. . Apparently all the ANN headquarter's hallucinogenic water that Kevin was too smart to drink is now being shipped to Juan in PR. :-) Notice Kevin still writes for ANN, even after Chuck tried to covince him otherwise. Apparently, someone's conclusions aren't worth the neurons used up to reach them. ![]() It's clear that Kevin heard both sides of the story, felt the need to set the record straight, and wrote a definitive statement of his position. He wrote - "I think he zoom has some severe issues with how he perceives himself, the world, and the other people in it. His reality isn't real reality all the time". He also wrote - "when he zoom attacks someone who doesn't deserve it (CGS [Chuck Slusarczyk], the Berkut folks, for a couple of examples) he hurts real people, innocent people, in real ways. People still tell Chuck 'But I read in USAviator...' and here Chuck is a guy who is practically an icon in the ultralight world and honest as the day is long." http://tinyurl.com/cw5lw There isn't a shred of doubt - his opinion about Chuck is *entirely* at odds with your own. I for damned sure know which one of you I believe, and in fact AFAIK, you've failed to convince a single reader of your position despite hundreds of attempts. In another post http://tinyurl.com/8awz2 we find Kevin writing - "questions some have prematurely raised about the aircraft -- an aircraft that has flown tens of thousands of hours (at least) by hundreds and hundreds of pilots (at least) over 20+ years -- can be laid to rest. They should not have been raised". I believe that *you* are the person he's talking about, since you were the only one raising questions here. Yet you're still at it despite his admonition. Apparently you're too dense to take a hint, so I wish he'd make his position clear about *your* grip on reality. I'm thinking that the only reason he hasn't yet is because nobody takes you seriously anyway. Wayne |
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Wayne,
Very well put but like Zoom, Jaun remains in denial. His mind is ALWAYS MADE UP and he refuses to let any fact confuse him. wmbjk wrote: On Fri, 9 Sep 2005 19:15:28 -0400, "Juan Jimenez" wrote: "wmbjk" wrote in message .. . Apparently all the ANN headquarter's hallucinogenic water that Kevin was too smart to drink is now being shipped to Juan in PR. :-) Notice Kevin still writes for ANN, even after Chuck tried to covince him otherwise. Apparently, someone's conclusions aren't worth the neurons used up to reach them. ![]() It's clear that Kevin heard both sides of the story, felt the need to set the record straight, and wrote a definitive statement of his position. He wrote - "I think he zoom has some severe issues with how he perceives himself, the world, and the other people in it. His reality isn't real reality all the time". He also wrote - "when he zoom attacks someone who doesn't deserve it (CGS [Chuck Slusarczyk], the Berkut folks, for a couple of examples) he hurts real people, innocent people, in real ways. People still tell Chuck 'But I read in USAviator...' and here Chuck is a guy who is practically an icon in the ultralight world and honest as the day is long." http://tinyurl.com/cw5lw There isn't a shred of doubt - his opinion about Chuck is *entirely* at odds with your own. I for damned sure know which one of you I believe, and in fact AFAIK, you've failed to convince a single reader of your position despite hundreds of attempts. In another post http://tinyurl.com/8awz2 we find Kevin writing - "questions some have prematurely raised about the aircraft -- an aircraft that has flown tens of thousands of hours (at least) by hundreds and hundreds of pilots (at least) over 20+ years -- can be laid to rest. They should not have been raised". I believe that *you* are the person he's talking about, since you were the only one raising questions here. Yet you're still at it despite his admonition. Apparently you're too dense to take a hint, so I wish he'd make his position clear about *your* grip on reality. I'm thinking that the only reason he hasn't yet is because nobody takes you seriously anyway. Wayne |
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