"clvrmnky" bravely wrote to "All" (22 Nov 05 16:48:28)
--- on the heady topic of " feedlines and strange intereactions"

cl From: clvrmnky
cl Xref: core-easynews rec.radio.amateur.antenna:220293

cl On 22/11/2005 1:46 AM, Jeffrey Herman wrote:
Reg Edwards g4fgq,regp@ZZZbtinternet,com wrote:
Regarding the Smith Chart, I have myself never found it to be of any
use. In fact I don't know how to use it.

I have nothing to add to this thread other than to say that I thought
the above was an odd combination of sentences.

cl 'Tis odd, indeed.

But enough about me. What are you doing about Bush?

Because he's my Commander-in-Chief I support him in every regard.
But aside from that, he's doing exactly what I'm paying him to do (with
respect to my federal taxes helping to pay his salary). He's a good man
but I'm afraid you've been brainwashed by the liberal media to think
otherwise.
[,,,]

cl I'm also puzzled why one would espouse total support of a
cl "Commander-in-Chief" simply because he is "the Chief." I'm not
cl singling you out, as I see examples of this sentiment everywhere
cl (i.e., not just in the US.) It seems to go against the principles of
cl democracy and informed citizenry. I don't think I'm exaggerating when
cl I say that such a sentiment is more a fundamental marker of
cl totalitarianism.


One should never let political allegiances make one deny what one
believes is true and against good judgement. Blind acceptance is to
open the door to let the goosestepping brutes into the human race.
I agree...

A*s*i*m*o*v

.... Murphy's rule of combat: Incoming fire has right of way