highdudgeon
New Member
Okay, I did a search on this, and found nothing. There is a brief forum entry on the CA web site that doesn't answer the questions. They are:
1. Okay, ostensibly CA can review Cubanos overseas and call it a day. But they don't. They obviously do it at home and, obviously, they don't buy retail. How is this permissible for print publication? Isn't it like saying "here we are, breaking the law, come get us?"
2. On their site there is video review of the Bolivar Royal Coronas. They are sitting in a bar in Manhattan with a box of the cigars in full view and smoking them, to boot. I mean, how is this possible? Is it just such small scale that it is overlooked? I would think that the government, in their infinite wisdom, would choose to make an example of them.
Any ideas? I am NOT asking for or about sources. I am asking how THE major industry/consumer publication in North America gets away with stuff that would get most people into trouble.
?????
1. Okay, ostensibly CA can review Cubanos overseas and call it a day. But they don't. They obviously do it at home and, obviously, they don't buy retail. How is this permissible for print publication? Isn't it like saying "here we are, breaking the law, come get us?"
2. On their site there is video review of the Bolivar Royal Coronas. They are sitting in a bar in Manhattan with a box of the cigars in full view and smoking them, to boot. I mean, how is this possible? Is it just such small scale that it is overlooked? I would think that the government, in their infinite wisdom, would choose to make an example of them.
Any ideas? I am NOT asking for or about sources. I am asking how THE major industry/consumer publication in North America gets away with stuff that would get most people into trouble.
?????