~>  EC> When you see the initials "BK," never ever assume
that the statement is
~>  EC> accurate.  Cash, on page 212 of his autobiography, says
"I couldn't do
~>  EC> either "Welfare Cadillac" or "Okie."  The
issue wasn't the songs'
~>  EC> message . . . but the fact that I didn't know them and couldn't learn
~>  EC> them or rehearse them with the band before we had to leave for
~>  EC> Washington.  The request had come in too late."
 
~> I love the way you make sweeping generalisations. I'll give Klahn the
benefit
~> of the doubt far more often than I will you - simply because he has
~> demonstrated that he is correct in his estimations and statements far more
~> often than you.

Given the directly-quoted words from the Cash autobiography, there IS NO DOUBT.

As for the rest, it is a touching instance of blind faith, based on no
actual examples, and refuted by more than a decade of fidonet history.
 
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