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Thomas Edison

"Dave Heil" wrote in message
ink.net...
wrote:

More than one in here is confused about "key lists."

One such person would seem to be you!

In commo
crypto, the "key lists" are very, very restricted and essential
for encryption...not the brag lists of "essential" personnel of
an organization.

Yet is was you who had egg all over his face after your statement that I
nowhere appeared on State's Key Officer's Lists, a list that no one
would be likely to confuse with "key lists". I worked professionally
with crypto material every day. I never worked with a "key list".

Amateur radio doesn't use crypto material.

Your list of errors continues to grow.

Dave K8MN
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May I be so bold as to ask what Len's credentials are insofar as having been
a member of the Military? No, his days as a Civil Servant working at an Air
Force base in Mississippi count for nil. We all know how Len performed while
there. He had a penchant for posting to numerous Newsgroups while using his
employers' computers and yeah, had several times posted comments over the
callsign of an Amateur with whom he had past differences.
Len has, for a short while anyway, seemingly stopped posting over the
callsign of this unsuspecting Amateur, but ONLY because of one, astute
Usenet watchdog who likes to "out" Len.
In my humble opinion, any veracity that Len may have had went down the
proverbial tubes when he stooped so low as to post not once, but numerous
times over the callsign of this unsuspecting (and undeserving) Amateur. His
actions were not only uncalled-for, but were childishly tawdry.
This alone speaks volumes of Lennie....