"N9OGL" wrote in
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wrote:
On 21 Sep 2006 12:25:00 -0700, "N9OGL" wrote:

K4YZ wrote:
N9OGL wrote, and thereby made a fool out of himself...:
Lloyd Daugherty wrote:
On 8 Sep 2006 11:27:29 -0700, N9OGL wrote:

Slow Code wrote:
This could get interesting.

Sc
they will do neither...

They will do both ...

I don't think so...(SNIP)

So much for what YOU think...You ALSO said your ISP would
ignore
my complaints since you were such a big wheel in town and no one
dared to silence you.

Oooooooooooooooops!

The FCC wouldn't want this to go the federal courts,
they have to explain themselves, which they (the FCC) don't want
to do.

Sure they will! And it will probably be some GS-5 clerk that
just
fills in the blanks of some standardized form with your violation
particulars.

They will have to explain why they lied all these years about the
Waivering process and why a person who applied seven times for a
license didn't get a license and why the FCC didn't even take the
time of day to consider that persons waiver (the Federal courts
has told the FCC repeatively that "THEY MUST CONSIDER WAIVERS".

YOU DIDN'T MEET THE REQUIREMENTS!

Prove it!!!
he can't prove anything

YOU DIDN'T FILE IN TIME!

Waiver can be filed at any time 47 CFR 1.3 and the courts has stated
that they must consider waivers even if their not filed during a
filing window.

right


YOU WERE NOT QUALIFIED TO BE A COMMISSION LICENSEE!


What's your excuse then steve??? The abusive behavior due to your
mental illness on here has proven to me and I think a few others you
should be a licensee either.
no I think even ****ed up pieces of **** like Steve have rights OTOH
I think you have at least as much right as he does

I also know people
in the House Subcommittee on Telecommunications (the FCC boss) who
are asking the same question.

Your illegal use of an HF frequency has NOTHING to do with your
freedom of speech, PutzBoy! The FCC's won that argument over and
over and over and over........

So, the point is steve, why should a person continue to apply for a
license and waiver if the FCC isn't going to consider it, I mean that
is what the courts has stated made the licensing process legal.

and why not use the avalble avenues as you have done
http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/

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there isn't many "avenues" left....this is it

Todd N9OGL
OMEGA ONE RADIO
13.556.00 LSB


Todd,

One song I haven't heard on Omega One: "Jail House Rock"

You might want to get used to hearing that one.

SC