Seemed like a whole lot of scary intimation and not much in the way of facts. Sure, a couple anecdotes of maintenance issues, but no evidence that the rate is any higher than it is in the US.
Seems like every other paragraph contained something like this: "Then everything is put back exactly where it was, at least in theory." Suggesting imminent life-threatening danger, without having to worry about any pesky facts to back it up.
Seems like every other paragraph contained something like this: "Then everything is put back exactly where it was, at least in theory." Suggesting imminent life-threatening danger, without having to worry about any pesky facts to back it up.