[tje]

The link is to the snopes article, appears to be real. I did to a search.. Didn't find it. It's a good read.

Verified on Snopes: http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/knox.asp

[tje]

Link title is incorrect, my mistake. It’s really from StrangeVehicles.com.

[pnh102]

The arrogance of GM, Chrysler and their employees never ceases to amaze me. Some of these people literally think that they are God's gift to auto manufacturing and that the entire country will come to a screeching halt if they went down.

The American driving public gave up on GM and Chrysler long ago. Either both companies work to make themselves relevant once again or into the "ash heap of history they should go."

[gieriscm]

Mr. Knox, like other small business owners, gets it.

[RGSpincich]

Dear Mr. Knox,

Being right is not enough. Put it in a smaller box if you want it delivered.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

If it wasn’t so true and so dire, I’d call it refreshing.

[Texas Fossil]

Thanks for the link. Powerful and effective letter.

I wrote an e-mail to his company for Gregory J. Knox, thanking him for his comments.

Snopes said very little about the letter, other than it was genuine.

I read some of the Left’s responses (via Red States) and it was really lame. There is no response to the truth.

[Chode]

the unions kept out the automation that brings quality and consistency for years... and they still make bad product.