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The consequence of fake news & the ignorance of people seems to have no bounds. This letter appeared in the Albany Democrat-Herald, Thursday 23 May 2019. I would have to give the writer a prize for the most false statements ever seen in 10 short lines. 1. The Ark is not an... 
amusement park--there are no roller coasters etc. Only rides are Camel rides. Ark is a themed attraction. 2. Ark is not in Tennessee, it's in Williamstown, Kentucky. 3. No state funds (zero) were used to build the Ark despite the fake news spread by media & secularists. Ark...
receives a percentage rebate on sales tax generated within the park (new money generated in the state) as part of an approved tourism incentive program available for all tourist facilities fulfilling requirements. 4. Ark has never been going bankrupt, that's ridiculous. Visitor..
numbers are stronger than ever and financials are carefully audited by outside auditing agency. 5. Ark was never sold to private investors for $10--more fake news. Ark has always been owned and operated by the non-profit, Answers in Genesis @AiG . 6. Ark has never tried to...
avoid paying taxes. Property taxes are paid just like any other property owner would pay them--and schools etc benefit. What much of the media has taught people is to don't do fact checking, make up whatever you want, use whatever propaganda you want to no matter how untrue!
