In article , Robert Casey
writes:

Just get the damn license Len, it aint rocket science.

I know "rocket science" after working three years at
Rocketdyne Division of Rockwell International, the makers
of the Space Shuttle Main Engine and the F1 main-stage
engines of the Saturn Rocket (Apollo Program lifter).

I've also had four other [expletive deleted] radio licenses.

[Rev. Jim don' lak no cuss words in heah, he say dat...]

Over a half century ago I was OPERATING on HF with not
one, but 43 transmitters each 8 hour shift...plus the VHF,
UHF, and microwave radio relay equipment associated
with it.

At no time in my career have I been required to know or to
use morse code to legally transmit on HF. In order to
transmit on HF in the U.S. ham bands I MUST test for that.
Why? No other radio service requires anything of the kind.

This newsgroup isn't moderated, doesn't have restricted
access. No ham license (from either FCC or FDA) is
required in here. It sounds fishy that you have a beef with
someone in here and I'd say y'all just laid a aig.

Until you close off this place to any but "your own kind,"
I be here when _I_ want to be here. You can bet your
[expletive deleted] [expletive deleted] on that, [expletive
deleted] !

Have fun with all the rest of the mental seven-year-old
extras.

LHA / WMD