MK> RS> Henry Ford?

MK>Yep.

MK> RS> The same automaker who used his newspaper to publish as
MK> RS> "factual" the "Protocols of Zion," and
called the Holocaust a
MK> RS> lie?

MK>I believe you are correct there.  You could also add a poor labour
MK>relations record to the list of his accomplishments. 

Damned straight. He developed the assembly line which limited workers to 
near robot status.

MK>I never knew
MK>the guy but he sure had a major influence over modern American
MK>society especially wrt the automobile and it's signficance.

Well, he didn't invent the auto...he invented churning them out faster.
His influence is well felt over time, sure, though.
But don't give him any noble significance.

MK>That he
MK>would question the integrity of recorded history is an interesting
MK>quirk given the track record and the impact it had.  Wouldn't you
MK>say?

I wouldn't.

He only created the thought of people as machines doing ONE THING to get 
the product out faster. So I can see why he'd be anti-human in other 
ways.

His other related ignoble thoughts seem quite in line.
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