Rusling offers no explanation; Amazon has no news; our bookshore has no update, and the world of the (five) anoraks - or thereabouts - using multiple identities - has gone deathly quiet after Wikipedia deleted his vanity page.

Our bookstore has no news on our order for Rusling's book, neither does Amazon have any news. Rusling has disappeared and Wikipedia has deleted Rusling's self-promotion page.

The well-known bookstore we bought a copy of Rusling's book from (the same one we bought his original version from and received), still says that they are awaiting publication.

Hello?

Are the anoraks all dead?

Maybe they are on the run like Paul Rusling who has our money and we still have no book?

Did you watch yesterday's video?

You should.

​Order #20073701 (Placed 27th October 2021) awaiting publication

Well here we are on November 15 and still no book that was bought and paid for back at the end of October. So what is Rusling's excuse now?

We are still working on the video review of the 'Antiques Road Show' featuring Malcolm Smith who did a bait and switch by talking about the mv Fredericia and the music/radio scene of 1964 in the UK.

He did not talk about 2021, but he had a lot to say (incorrectly) about 1964.

This made our editing difficult.

At first we edited it according to what he said, but what he said was a pack of lies. It is difficult to imagine Malcolm Smith being that stupid, and we know that he is not: he is a con man. He is trying to palm off an old rusting hulk as if it was somehow connected to THE Radio Caroline which died in 1967.

In short, Malcolm Smith opted for "palming off" or bait and switch. He of course was assisted by Paul Rusling who seems to be printing a 'secretly revised' third edition by deleting the rubbish found in the first edition and added to in a second edition - which we have yet to see. It seems that his cult members have not seen it either because not one of them has quoted from it so far. This is why we think he may be churning out a third edition by print on demand - a phrase he hates - because it is true. He thinks the quantity ordered makes it different. It does not.

Time will tell if we will ever get his second edition.

The video is now undergoing its own revision to account for Smith's bait and switch approach. Maybe it will be completed later today. We seem to have spent rather a lot of time working on it.

​Although Paul Rusling plastered links to retail booksellers on his web site where customers could buy a copy of his updated 'bible', his excuse as to why the big names in retailing cannot deliver bought and paid for copies of his book, is because big name retail booksellers are so inept at serving their customers. Rusling in effect says "more fool you, if you bought from them, you should have bought directly from me!" We are not sure that this attitude will get him very far in the legitimate retail trade. Meantime we are still waiting for our book.

It's November 13 and still we are awaiting Rusling's revised book. Meanwhile we are re-editing that stupid BBC insert about Malcolm Smith's effort to defraud the British taxpayer with his hulk called Ross Revenge.