Look what this foul mouthed jerk is sending out

Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 8:44 AM
Subject: Fw: FCC's considering allowing increased vulgarity


Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ and to my Amateur Radio
Freinds.

This message below was sent to me, by my Pastor of my
Church.

This is an outrage and needs to be stopped at all costs. If
everyone that receives this message would sit down and
write, type, scribble, whatever, A letter to the FCC at the
address given, we could wipe out this ruling. Being a
Licensed Amateur Radio Operator, I know that the FCC does
respond to public opinion... so, write a letter and PLEASE,
forward this on to every Christian Person you know! and you
Ham's forward this to every HAM YOU know! We must stop this
before it is too late. THIS IS NOT A CHAIN LETTER SCAM!!!
THIS IS A LEGIT THING FOLKS!!!!

Thanks for reading...

-Chuck Adkins K8CPA
Lincoln Park, Michigan




----- Original Message -----
From: "Pastor Pat Bossio Jr."
To:
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 4:22 PM
Subject: FCC's considering allowing increased vulgarity


Hey Chuck

I heard on WJR News that the Federal Communications
Commission was
considering allowing additional vulgar words on television
and radio. Words
that previously could never be aired and would most
certainly be offensive
to every believing christian and moral family in America.
It is time for
Americans to stand up for decency and the protection of
the children
entrusted to our care.

Can we get the word out that written opposition to this
outrageous offense
should be directed to:

W. KENNETH FERREE
MEDIA BUREAU CHIEF
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
445 12TH STREET SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON, DC 20554

I personally called them at 888-225-5322 (pressing option
4 then 0 for
operator) and had this information confirmed. Even the
operator said she
was disappointed in the FCC.

The time to act is now before we are bombarded with more
offensive
profanity being shouted into our homes,vehicles,lives, and
little
ones.Letters are the only official way to record our voice
but people can
call the toll free number and let the operator know how
they feel.