Bill Horne wrote:
During most of the Cold War, hams were a trained corps of
radio operators who could be pressed into service quickly
if needed: that's why the NTS is patterned after military
nets, and why hams had to learn Morse long after it passed
from commercial use. The Cold War is over: we won, and now
the military thinks we're surplus.

Ah, one of the few that truly understood the reasons for
Morse Code. (And the decided lack of it now.)

American home buyers, fully aware that their futures and
their horizons are being altered by international forces
they can neither anticipate nor prepare for, are willing
to shortchange each other and give up their right to modify
their environment, in return for being able to keep anyone
else from doing so. The "paradise" they are purchasing is a
pale imitation of what it could be, but they'll settle for
it never being less.

"Those that would trade liberty for security deserve neither."

We must adapt or perish.

And flaunting CC&Rs is not the answer.

Jeff-1.0
wa6fwi


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