Re: Harassment and Defamation on the Internet

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THAT BLAKE WOMAN WOULDN'T TELL THE TRUTH IF HER LIFE DEPENDED ON
IT!! IT'S BEYOND BELIEF HOW ANYONE COULD BE FOOLED BY HER WILD
ACCUSATIONS!! EVERYTHING SHE BLUSTERS ABOUT IS ILLUSION!

On 4/05/07, Charlene Blake wrote:
> On 3/15/07, Dave Nightingale wrote:
>> Response To Charlene Blake:
>>
>> You posted this same information on many other websites,
>> including different forums on this site.
>> The administrator on onother forum called you to account for
>> your remarks, yet you have not responded. I wonder why?
>> Just to rmind you of the questions asked by that individual,
>> the following is a copy. It would be interesting to know
>> your answers to what I believe are worthy questions--as
>> follows:
>
> "Mr. Nightingale," please cite the administrator's name and
the
> website here. I have no idea why you are posting this here or
> what it has to do with my request for legal information. I
> don't know who you are or what your strong interest in my
> consumer efforts might be. It would appear that you are
> opposed to the Toyota owner networking and are concerned about
> what information might come from this networking.
>
> Toyota's major engine problem, a.k.a. ENGINE OIL SLUDGE, is
> well-known and well-published (see Toyota engine oil sludge
> class action lawsuit or any such keyword online search). I am
> certain you aren't here to dispute this fact.
>
> I am not on trial. However, Toyota would have been had it not
> chosen instead to settle the class action lawsuit in February
> of this year. Perhaps you are not up on all this? It would
be
> helpful if you cite these things which might help Toyota
owners
> as they grapple with the very serious nature of the engine
> problem. All Toyota owners should file online reports with
the
> Center for Auto Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety
> Administration. Toyota needs to receive a CERTIFIED letter
> from Toyota owners in order to add to the automaker's
> database. Toyota has cited this problem to be "very small"
but
> it has not updated the complaint number since 2002.
>
> I would ask that you HELP auto consumers rather than hinder
> them. Attacking a petition where they choose to post isn't
> beneficial. Seeking to stop consumer organizers isn't
prudent,
> is it?