David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:

Not even the US requires document retention for 40 years. The US's FCC
does
not retain documents going back that far, let alone a foreign
government
that has been through multiple constitutions and regimes in the last
50
years.

As I've stated over the years, you are a fraudulent little SOB. You
yourself
give 'directions' on how to obtain certain documents, yet you cannot
obtain them
yoursel, yet you continue throuhout the years to make certain 'claims'.


I thoroughly doubt that any of the doucuments exist anywhere.

Of course! That's because they NEVER existed, except in your own mind.

I'm sure the
government of Ecuador does not have them, and I don't think anyone else
would retain them. But there are many many people I have named who
witnessed, knew about and saw the station operations and knew I owned
them... including the man who sold me the license, Carlos Guarderas
Barba.

Then obtain some sworn documents from those folks and post them on your
website.

Why? So some drunk in a bad part of Michigan can be satisfied?

Bad part of Michigan?

Everyone I
deal with in the industry knows someone who knows my work and history.

And many laugh behind your faux Hispanic back!

The
only one who challenges it is a person who worries about whether an ICOM
receiver is an R-75 or and R75 without the hyphen.

Well, if you actually owned one, you'd be able to see that the front panel
indicates that it's an R75.