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From: on Tues, Dec 19 2006 6:30 pm
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From: on Sun, Dec 17 2006 3:22 pm
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Jim Hampton wrote:

Perhaps now we can discuss N2EY's proposal for a No-Test service.

There was never any such proposal. You are mistaken, in error, and just
plain wrong.

sure there is you have often said

Jim/N2EY was the very first to roll that one out, at least that I am
aware of.

I am not in favor of a "No-Test" amateur radio service. Nor have I ever
advocated such.

Anyone who says I have is mistaken - in error - just plain wrong.

So when you trotted that one out way back when, it really was a
strawman as I described it then. Yet you said it wasn't.

Brian, we have to quit trying to make

admit to doing
wrong.

What "doing wrong" do you mean, Len?

Brian Burke says I came up with a proposal for a "No-Test" amateur
radio service. Yet nobody seems to be able to show us that alleged
proposal.

Brian and Len and Mark aren't the only ones who recall that you came up
with the idea.

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.r...e=source&hl=en

Yet *none* of you have actually shown the posting where I allegedly did
this.

Anyone can go into google and delete one of their own postings. That's
why I can't find the posting of Dave Heil/K8MN saying that Veteran's
always have their hands out.

That's because you are mistaken.

Four people are mistaken.

People sometimes "remember" things that did not happen.

Four people "remember" things which did not happen.

Bogart never says "Play it again, Sam" in "Casablanca", yet that
misquote became so popular that it became the title of another film.

"Jim Miccolis/N2EY" will never be the name of any film, but it is
likely that "Robesin" will be a thriller.

If you could *show* where I supposedly came up with - originated - a
proposal for a no-test amateur service, you might be able to prove *me*
to be mistaken.

But so far you've not been able to do that, even though all my posts
are in Google, waiting for you.

Sure they are. Under which names have you posted?

That's because you are mistaken. Or maybe even trying to deceive.

Four people are mistaken. Four people are trying to deceive.

And you should get your story straight, too. Is it a "no-test" amateur
radio service, or "No Test International"? The claims wander around.

So how many names have you posted under?

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Dave Heil wrote in news:4221EBFE.2A406BF0
@earthlink.net:

bb wrote:

Dave Heil wrote:

You sound like the kind of guy who'd just open 'er up to any guy who
shows any interest at all in amateur radio. No tests. No
qualifications.

Actually, that would be Jim Miccolis, N2EY.

He is the one who proposed "No Test International."

Actually, you're just acting silly. Jim made no such proposal.

Dave K8MN

He did. Of coutse he was being a devil's advocate, but he was indeed
the
one to suggest this.