Hi Michelle, Adam, Jon and All,
Adam, your 2nd ago post was what I was saying
in my first post.
Some of the people who own EV-1 are the type to
push this in court, as 1 of them on the list said.
Some go to jail for what they believe in like civil
rights, or in our case to have clean transportation
that doesn't require us to go to war for oil every few
years.
A class action lawsuit may be the best way and
since the state, feds paid for some of the EV-1's
price, 25%?, to cut air pollution they may look down
on GM stopping that.
The embarrassment to GM alone would be worth it
and an injunction until the case was decided would let
them keep the EV's maybe 3 years longer in any case.
I will be seeing Michael Moore in Orlando at
the Fla Governers debates on 10-22 working for the
medical marijuana issue anyway. I'll see if I can talk
to him there.
Michelle, this may be the way to teach the
masses that EV's are better than hybrids in most
cases.
If any cases are filed by anyone let me know so
I can give them to him.
jerry dycus
--- Michelle Borok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Jon \"Sheer\" Pullen wrote:
>
> > Moore is not hard to find.
> >
> > Go to www.michaelmoore.com
> >
> > You can email him at [EMAIL PROTECTED], but it
> takes him a while to
> > respond usually.
> >
> > I don't think he has any interest in champeoning
> the EV battle right now,
> > but you can always ask. Maybe if enough of us
> asked? :-)
> >
> > S.
>
> I would imagine as the issue of Ford and electric
> vehicles has little to do
> with labor or class issues, he's not going to
> grandstand about it. Most of
> the press I've seen that's been pro-EV has been
> about celebrities who buy the
> hybrids. There's a great rip on hybrids in the
> latest issue of Adbusters.
>
> -Michelle
>
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