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Interesting as this "news story" might be, it is untrue. A direct quote from Jim Naples from email received by myself today: >Thie Company for which I am responsible, Matsushita Electric Works UK is >a commercial sponsor of Pharo which is a convergent publishing company >that has been set up to explore certain mysteries. Pharo, and my son >Mark, have interests that clearly include Rosslyn. > I, a native born Scot (and not a Japanese!), have had an interest in > Rosslyn for some considerable time. In no way is MEWUK or any other > MATSUSHITA company (to my knowledge) directly involved in any sponsorship > of, or work in, any matter involved with Rosslyn as this article would > seem to imply. > >I have been interviewed in recent weeks by "Scotland on Sunday" which >published an article on 16th June and recently again by the "Sun in [ Excess quotations omitted. ] end quote. At 09:23 AM 17/07/02 -0700, you wrote: >http://www.unknowncountry.com/news/?id=1746 > >When you first get to this site, don't let the fact that it's Whitley >Streiber's site throw you for a loop. If you know who he is, you probably >have an opinion about him, but don't let that keep you from reading this >one. This is just a straight news item; the first two paragraphs below. > >Ken DeBusk, Michigan, USA >======== >Mystery of the Rosslyn Cubes >16-Jul-2002 > [ Excess quotations omitted. ]