N2EY wrote:

In article , Dave Heil
writes:

N2EY wrote:

In article , Dave Heil

writes:

Jim,

Are you forwarding these messages via LHA's home version of ADA?

Who or what is an "LHA"?

Best I can determine, it is similar to a WMD.

What has been destroyed? And what does the Americans with Disabilities Act
have to do with any of it?

According to the
"LHA/WMD" sig I've noted, the two may be used interchangeably.

I have no idea who you are referring to. What's this person's amateur radio
callsign? Why should I be concerned about this person?

This particular individual has no amateur callsign.

Why not? Is the Tech written too difficult for him to pass?

It might be that or it might be that his decades-long interest in
amateur radio is a sham.

He is Leonard H. Anderson

How do you know? Have you actually met him or otherwise verified his identity?

My feeling is that an imposter wouldn't have revealed so many easily
verifiable claims such as previous workplaces, address and the like.

I could claim to be a lady with red hair on this newsgroup - how would you know
I am not?

Good point, though if Len has the red hair, I feel confident that he has
the red rubber nose and shoes to go with it.

Reminds me of a PHC joke:

Two penguins are in Antartica.
One penguin says to the other: "You look like you're wearing a tuxedo"
The other penguin replies "How do you know I'm not?"

but he shouldn't be confused with Leonard H. Anderson WA6HKH of
Montana, whose views are quoted in this month's issue of "CQ".

I did see that but WA6HKH's address was given as Sun City or Sun Valley or some
such in California.

He must be a highly mobile individual. The RAC lists him as in Montana.

There's certainly no cause for concern or alarm.

I did not think there was.

My guess is that the man is one of those who can clear a bar by simply
walking in and taking a seat.

Dave K8MN