"Steve Robeson K4YZ" wrote in message
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Subject: OOOpppss! You stepped in it again, Steve!
From: "KØHB"
Date: 12/16/2004 4:16 PM Central Standard Time
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"Steve Robeson K4YZ" wrote

Hans Brakob supports the use of American resources by terrorists
against
America.


Quote where I expressed that support, Steve! (DOS Hint: I never said
it!)

No "DOS Hint" needed Hans.

Your suggestion that "the president's plan" to shut down GPS in
response
to some significant emergency was enough.

The article clearly defined that it was just a "plan".

That "plan" was expressed almost 10 years earlier by President Bush's
predecessor.

I just love using your words against you..... Here's a couple of samples

"Liar, liar, pants on fire!"

or

"You got your dirty laundry aired out and you aren't one tenth the man
necessary
to say "Ooops...I was wrong.."

Sunuvagun! This is fun!

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.....Hans...since you have first hand experience that I
DO
admit an error, I am at a bit of a loss as to understand where you got
THAT
from.

OBTW, I still think The Shrub is an idiot. So was Slick Willy.

And I think you're a two faced liar. Ya pays yer money and takes
your
choice....

Hans Brakob supports terrorism.

Steve, K4YZ


Steve,

If a gas station owner decides to protect himself against a potential robber
by hooking dynamite up to his gas pumps, I might consider the idea not to be
a particularly sound one.

I think Hans is pointing out that turning off GPS might not be the best idea
in the world.

I believe that option was being looked at as a last resort. I doubt that
would be used for terrorists. In case no one noticed, Russia is building up
ICBMs designed to defeat any anti-ballistic missiles the U.S. puts on-line.
You should realize that we have been invading countries with missiles that
can contain a nuclear warhead. Other countries (including Russia) are not
missing that fact. Should satellites or radar reveal a *lot* of launches,
it just might be a good idea to turn off the GPS. It might not save
Washington, but it would probably save Bush's bunker. Other than that, the
idea of turning off GPS does not strike me as particularly sound.

Pope Bush ... er, excuse me, President Bush, has not exactly enamoured
himself nor the United States to most of the civilized (or less civilized)
world. Bush certainly is not an idiot; he's got a lot of folks convinced
that he is right. I find it fascinating that blame for the deficit seems to
be pointing everywhere except where it belongs - right at the White House.

I also love how he lauds the men and women of the U.S. military - and both
federal funding for the V.A. drop every year. So, your boy in the White
House says one thing and then does another.

Actions speak louder than words.



Best regards from Rochester, NY
Jim AA2QA