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Brian Kelly October 20th 03 12:17 PM

Here it is-BPL full rollout in Va
 
Dick Carroll wrote in message ...
CHeck this out...


http://www.potomacnews.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WPN%2FMGArticle%2FWPN_BasicArti cle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031771619197&path=!frontpage


Good! Somebody had to bite the bullet and do it, let 'er rip. I'm
betting that Manassas will become the focal point of the whole issue.
It's likely gonna establish whether or not there's any money in it for
the service providers, whether or not the interference BPL generates
will terminally interfere with critical HF comms and how many of the
plugged-in $29.95/month citizen users of BPL in Manassas identities
get hacked, yadda, yadda, all of it.

For better or worse let the battle begin win lose or draw.

I vaguely remember Manassas being the last focal point of a much
earlier national debate, something about Lee handing Grant his sword
in Manassas . . is there some irony here?

w3rv

Duane Allen October 20th 03 12:56 PM

Brian Kelly wrote:
Dick Carroll wrote in message ...

CHeck this out...


http://www.potomacnews.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WPN%2FMGArticle%2FWPN_BasicArti cle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031771619197&path=!frontpage



Good! Somebody had to bite the bullet and do it, let 'er rip. I'm
betting that Manassas will become the focal point of the whole issue.
It's likely gonna establish whether or not there's any money in it for
the service providers, whether or not the interference BPL generates
will terminally interfere with critical HF comms and how many of the
plugged-in $29.95/month citizen users of BPL in Manassas identities
get hacked, yadda, yadda, all of it.

For better or worse let the battle begin win lose or draw.

I vaguely remember Manassas being the last focal point of a much
earlier national debate, something about Lee handing Grant his sword
in Manassas . . is there some irony here?

w3rv



There is no irony. Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox
courthouse, which is not in Massassas. There is a good summary of the
Civil War battles at http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/bycampgn.htm.

N6JPO


David Stinson October 20th 03 03:09 PM

Duane Allen wrote:
... Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox
courthouse, which is not in Massassas....


That whole "surrender" business is just Yankee propaganda-
completely made-up. Grant had been drinking again,
so General Lee got him to agree to a "tie."
It was covered up to protect Grant's presidential run
so his cronies could get power.
Yeeee-HAAA!
Dave S.

Duane Allen October 20th 03 04:25 PM

David Stinson wrote:
Duane Allen wrote:

... Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox
courthouse, which is not in Massassas....



That whole "surrender" business is just Yankee propaganda-
completely made-up. Grant had been drinking again,
so General Lee got him to agree to a "tie."
It was covered up to protect Grant's presidential run
so his cronies could get power.
Yeeee-HAAA!
Dave S.



Sorry, I forgot that these posts ended up in both North and South.

On a serious off-topic note, does anyone know what is being done to
protec the CSA graveyards. Thanks in advance.

Duane Allen
N6JPO


Steve .. AI7W October 20th 03 05:50 PM

Does anyone know if there was any representation from the amateur
community or the ARRL at this City Council meeting or during the
"year-long preparation process"?


The City Council voted unanimously on Thursday to grant a franchise

to Prospect Street Broadband, LLC., bringing a year-long preparation
process to fruition


Steve

Brian Kelly October 20th 03 06:23 PM

Duane Allen wrote in message link.net...
Brian Kelly wrote:
Dick Carroll wrote in message ...

CHeck this out...


http://www.potomacnews.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=WPN%2FMGArticle%2FWPN_BasicArti cle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031771619197&path=!frontpage



Good! Somebody had to bite the bullet and do it, let 'er rip. I'm
betting that Manassas will become the focal point of the whole issue.
It's likely gonna establish whether or not there's any money in it for
the service providers, whether or not the interference BPL generates
will terminally interfere with critical HF comms and how many of the
plugged-in $29.95/month citizen users of BPL in Manassas identities
get hacked, yadda, yadda, all of it.

For better or worse let the battle begin win lose or draw.

I vaguely remember Manassas being the last focal point of a much
earlier national debate, something about Lee handing Grant his sword
in Manassas . . is there some irony here?

w3rv



There is no irony. Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox
courthouse, which is not in Massassas. There is a good summary of the
Civil War battles at http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/bycampgn.htm.


You're right of course, my memory is a lot more vague than I thought
it was. BPL in Manassas is the Third Battle of Bull Run . . will that
work for you??

N6JPO


N2EY October 20th 03 11:29 PM

In article , David Stinson
writes:

Duane Allen wrote:
... Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox
courthouse, which is not in Massassas....


That whole "surrender" business is just Yankee propaganda-
completely made-up.


Not completely - bofum *were* at Appomatox,,,,

Grant had been drinking again,
so General Lee got him to agree to a "tie."
It was covered up to protect Grant's presidential run
so his cronies could get power.


That's not how I heard it!

It was explained to me that Grant stole Lee's sword, and Lee was too much of a
gentleman to ask for it back.

73 de Jim, N2EY

Brian Kelly October 21st 03 04:29 AM

(N2EY) wrote in message ...
In article , David Stinson
writes:

Duane Allen wrote:
... Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox
courthouse, which is not in Massassas....


That whole "surrender" business is just Yankee propaganda-
completely made-up.


Not completely - bofum *were* at Appomatox,,,,

Grant had been drinking again,
so General Lee got him to agree to a "tie."
It was covered up to protect Grant's presidential run
so his cronies could get power.


That's not how I heard it!

It was explained to me that Grant stole Lee's sword, and Lee was too much of a
gentleman to ask for it back.


Oh****, here we go again . . BPL in Manassas is now ANOTHER
regurgitation of the Civil War . . figgers . . !


73 de Jim, N2EY


w3rv

Larry Roll K3LT October 25th 03 05:18 AM

In article . net, Duane Allen
writes:

On a serious off-topic note, does anyone know what is being done to
protec the CSA graveyards. Thanks in advance.


I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. You Rebs wanted
"states rights" so you could do such lovely things as own slaves. Well,
now our society is trashed by the millions of descendants of those
"slaves" who want their assets kissed with government support from
cradle to grave. Well, I guess it is better than your blue-blood white
trash ancestors getting their hands dirty. Of course, now we'll probably
have to sit through all the tired old QRM about how the Civil War wasn't
about slavery. Right.

73 de Larry, K3LT


Dwight Stewart October 25th 03 11:15 AM

"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote:

(snip) Well, now our society is trashed by the millions of
descendants of those "slaves" who want their assets kissed
with government support from cradle to grave. Well, I guess
it is better than your blue-blood white trash ancestors getting
their hands dirty. Of course, now we'll probably have to sit
through all the tired old QRM about how the Civil War
wasn't about slavery. Right.



Actually, the Civil War wasn't about slavery, but I'll avoid an
unnecessary repetition of those facts. I'll instead point out that the
majority of blacks in this country today are not decendents of American
slaves - they, or their ancestors, entered this country in the 150 or so
years after slavery was abolished (the majority of those within the last
twenty years). Therefore, if you have a complaint, perhaps you should focus
on those members of recent administrations who helped ease immigration
requirements, not on something that happened many decades ago. Both
political parties are responsible - the Democrats want voters and the
Republicans want cheap labor for big business.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/



David Stinson October 25th 03 01:06 PM

Larry Roll K3LT wrote:

I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. ...


Excuse me, but has Larry Roll always been
this big a boil on the ass of humanity?
I seem to remember the slave trader's biggest import business
and import site was in a little town called Boston.

No, I don't want to discuss it with you, Larry.
Waste of time...
Other than to say "**** on you, you piece of ****."
Thanks.

Dan/W4NTI October 25th 03 03:38 PM


"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message
...
In article . net, Duane

Allen
writes:

On a serious off-topic note, does anyone know what is being done to
protec the CSA graveyards. Thanks in advance.


I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. You Rebs wanted
"states rights" so you could do such lovely things as own slaves. Well,
now our society is trashed by the millions of descendants of those
"slaves" who want their assets kissed with government support from
cradle to grave. Well, I guess it is better than your blue-blood white
trash ancestors getting their hands dirty. Of course, now we'll probably
have to sit through all the tired old QRM about how the Civil War wasn't
about slavery. Right.

73 de Larry, K3LT


No Larry, I won't bother trying to educate you. You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.

And you are ONE STUPID FOOL.

Dan/W4NTI



Len Over 21 October 26th 03 12:10 AM

In article . net, "Dan/W4NTI"
w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com writes:

No Larry, I won't bother trying to educate you. You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.




Len Over 21 October 26th 03 12:24 AM

In article . net, "Dan/W4NTI"
w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com writes:

No Larry, I won't bother trying to educate you. You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.


You just hang in there, Dan, we're all looking for replacement
parts to FIX you.

Fair Radio was out of them, but the search to fix your stupid
continues unabated... :-)

LHA

Dan/W4NTI October 26th 03 12:50 AM


"N8WWM" wrote in message
...
In article . net,

Dan/W4NTI
says...

You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.


"Cain't" ? You can't even spell, dumbass.

You ask wh


Your not very bright are you WWM? In fact your downright stupid.

Dan/W4NTI



Len Over 21 October 26th 03 01:42 AM

In article , David Stinson
writes:

Larry Roll K3LT wrote:

I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. ...


Excuse me, but has Larry Roll always been
this big a boil on the ass of humanity?


He's been doing it longer than the Internet was public...on
FIDONET. :-)


No, I don't want to discuss it with you, Larry.
Waste of time...
Other than to say "**** on you, you piece of ****."
Thanks.


Well said. :-)

LHA

JJ October 26th 03 03:28 AM

Larry Roll K3LT wrote:

In article et, "Dwight
Stewart" writes:


Actually, the Civil War wasn't about slavery, but I'll avoid an
unnecessary repetition of those facts. I'll instead point out that the
majority of blacks in this country today are not decendents of American
slaves - they, or their ancestors, entered this country in the 150 or so
years after slavery was abolished (the majority of those within the last
twenty years). Therefore, if you have a complaint, perhaps you should focus
on those members of recent administrations who helped ease immigration
requirements, not on something that happened many decades ago. Both
political parties are responsible - the Democrats want voters and the
Republicans want cheap labor for big business.



I believe requirements for immigration and naturalization should be
extremely rigid, involving extensive background checks and a requirement
that the person immigrating have the means in place to make his/her
own living. Eligibility for state or federal "welfare" benefits should also
be severely limited. I'd also do away with the law that states that any
person born in the U.S. is automatically a U.S. citizen, if the parents,
at the time, are *not* U.S. citizens themselves. The children born to
non-citizens would be considered to be citizens of the parents' own
country of origin. Also, no person who is not a U.S. citizen, by birth
or legal naturalization, should be allowed to vote in any local, state,
or federal election. Liberal immigration and naturalization policies
amount to political corruption in it's most dangerous form -- and the
danger is to U.S. sovreignty.

73 de Larry, K3LT


What he said absolutely.


Larry Roll K3LT October 26th 03 03:50 AM

In article et, "Dwight
Stewart" writes:


Actually, the Civil War wasn't about slavery, but I'll avoid an
unnecessary repetition of those facts. I'll instead point out that the
majority of blacks in this country today are not decendents of American
slaves - they, or their ancestors, entered this country in the 150 or so
years after slavery was abolished (the majority of those within the last
twenty years). Therefore, if you have a complaint, perhaps you should focus
on those members of recent administrations who helped ease immigration
requirements, not on something that happened many decades ago. Both
political parties are responsible - the Democrats want voters and the
Republicans want cheap labor for big business.


I believe requirements for immigration and naturalization should be
extremely rigid, involving extensive background checks and a requirement
that the person immigrating have the means in place to make his/her
own living. Eligibility for state or federal "welfare" benefits should also
be severely limited. I'd also do away with the law that states that any
person born in the U.S. is automatically a U.S. citizen, if the parents,
at the time, are *not* U.S. citizens themselves. The children born to
non-citizens would be considered to be citizens of the parents' own
country of origin. Also, no person who is not a U.S. citizen, by birth
or legal naturalization, should be allowed to vote in any local, state,
or federal election. Liberal immigration and naturalization policies
amount to political corruption in it's most dangerous form -- and the
danger is to U.S. sovreignty.

73 de Larry, K3LT


Larry Roll K3LT October 26th 03 03:50 AM

In article . net, "Dan/W4NTI"
w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com writes:

I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. You Rebs wanted
"states rights" so you could do such lovely things as own slaves. Well,
now our society is trashed by the millions of descendants of those
"slaves" who want their assets kissed with government support from
cradle to grave. Well, I guess it is better than your blue-blood white
trash ancestors getting their hands dirty. Of course, now we'll probably
have to sit through all the tired old QRM about how the Civil War wasn't
about slavery. Right.

73 de Larry, K3LT


No Larry, I won't bother trying to educate you. You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.

And you are ONE STUPID FOOL.

Dan/W4NTI


Dan:

I see. Well, I guess name-calling, as usual, takes the place of reasoned
argument here on rrap. Why am I "stupid?" What did I say that wasn't
true? If the Civil War wasn't about racism and slavery, then why, in it's
aftermath, did one of the most famous Confederate Generals, Nathan
Bedford Forrest, organize the Ku Klux Klan? Oh, yeah, it was all about
doing battle against all those nasty 'ole Yankee Carpetbaggers. Right.
Which is why they took their frustrations out on black slaves.

The South has a lot to answer for, IMHO. Modern-day Rebels with the
Confederate flags on their pickup trucks don't do much to heal the wounds
of the past. They all need to be rounded up and "deprogrammed."

73 de Larry, K3LT




David Stinson October 26th 03 02:27 PM

Larry Roll K3LT wrote:

The South has a lot to answer for, IMHO. Modern-day Rebels with the
Confederate flags on their pickup trucks don't do much to heal the wounds
of the past. They all need to be rounded up and "deprogrammed."


Now ain't that a piece of work...
He rants against intolerance, then suggests that those who disagree
with him be "deprogrammed." Typical Democrat.
Larry, I take it back. You're not good enough for me to urinate on you.
I'll let the dog do it.
D.S.

Kim W5TIT October 26th 03 03:51 PM

"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message
...
In article et, "Dwight
Stewart" writes:


Actually, the Civil War wasn't about slavery, but I'll avoid an
unnecessary repetition of those facts. I'll instead point out that the
majority of blacks in this country today are not decendents of American
slaves - they, or their ancestors, entered this country in the 150 or so
years after slavery was abolished (the majority of those within the last
twenty years). Therefore, if you have a complaint, perhaps you should

focus
on those members of recent administrations who helped ease immigration
requirements, not on something that happened many decades ago. Both
political parties are responsible - the Democrats want voters and the
Republicans want cheap labor for big business.


I believe requirements for immigration and naturalization should be
extremely rigid, involving extensive background checks and a requirement
that the person immigrating have the means in place to make his/her
own living.


And, I believe the immigration laws are appropriate, although there is
probably room for improvement in the areas of process and validation
procedures. I think there are background checks in place as a matter of
policy--they just aren't done or aren't done adequately enough. We can put
all the laws and rules into place we want--it is getting them carried out
that is the problem.


Eligibility for state or federal "welfare" benefits should also
be severely limited.


State and Federal welfare programs need to be abolished. This would take
several years and I don't know the intricacies of the systems so I won't
pretend to know how to do it or how long it would take. The only allowance
I might be convinced of would be to have some kind of training program for
parents of children, with childcare provided through the system. And, who
would be providing the childcare? People who have been through the training
program and have chosen childcare as their avenue of profession. At any
rate, no more welfare, period.


I'd also do away with the law that states that any
person born in the U.S. is automatically a U.S. citizen, if the parents,
at the time, are *not* U.S. citizens themselves.


I am in support of any person born here being a US Citizen. There are too
many legal, ethical and social issues attached to having it otherwise.


The children born to
non-citizens would be considered to be citizens of the parents' own
country of origin.


If your thinking is that parents of children born here are automatically
excluded from being deported, you are wrong. Having a child born in the
United States does not "save" the mother or father from deportation. It is
just that they will be deported *without* their child. This is if the
immigration laws haven't changed over the last several years. I say
several, because it's been that long since I was politically involved in the
US/Central America issue and, at that time, parents were sent back to El
Salvador, Guatemala, or wherever--even if they'd had a kid here. The kid
stayed and was put into the custody of the state.


Also, no person who is not a U.S. citizen, by birth
or legal naturalization, should be allowed to vote in any local, state,
or federal election. Liberal immigration and naturalization policies
amount to political corruption in it's most dangerous form -- and the
danger is to U.S. sovreignty.

73 de Larry, K3LT


There is no danger to US sovereignty. It may not be a US you like; but it
is no danger of losing its sovereignty.

Kim W5TIT



Kim W5TIT October 26th 03 04:02 PM

"David Stinson" wrote in message
...
Larry Roll K3LT wrote:

The South has a lot to answer for, IMHO. Modern-day Rebels with the
Confederate flags on their pickup trucks don't do much to heal the

wounds
of the past. They all need to be rounded up and "deprogrammed."


Now ain't that a piece of work...
He rants against intolerance, then suggests that those who disagree
with him be "deprogrammed." Typical Democrat.
Larry, I take it back. You're not good enough for me to urinate on you.
I'll let the dog do it.
D.S.


Well, David, next you'll be told by him to explain *where* he's being
intolerant and he'll be proclaiming to be one of the most wonderful people
he knows....blah, blah, blah. Seems to me a couple of months ago he also
posted some message about how "circumstances" in his life were causing him
to review his attitude...blah, blah, blah.

All having been said before, and all with no merit of evidence...

Kim W5TIT



Dan/W4NTI October 26th 03 04:05 PM


"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message
...
In article . net,

"Dan/W4NTI"
w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com writes:

I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. You Rebs wanted
"states rights" so you could do such lovely things as own slaves.

Well,
now our society is trashed by the millions of descendants of those
"slaves" who want their assets kissed with government support from
cradle to grave. Well, I guess it is better than your blue-blood white
trash ancestors getting their hands dirty. Of course, now we'll

probably
have to sit through all the tired old QRM about how the Civil War

wasn't
about slavery. Right.

73 de Larry, K3LT


No Larry, I won't bother trying to educate you. You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.

And you are ONE STUPID FOOL.

Dan/W4NTI


Dan:

I see. Well, I guess name-calling, as usual, takes the place of reasoned
argument here on rrap.


You don't think "racist traiterous confederates" is name calling? THen what
would you call it?


Why am I "stupid?" What did I say that wasn't
true? If the Civil War wasn't about racism and slavery, then why, in it's
aftermath, did one of the most famous Confederate Generals, Nathan
Bedford Forrest, organize the Ku Klux Klan?


The WAR BETWEEN THE STATES was because of the north not being willing to
grant the south economic freedom, or to give the southern states their RIGHT
to determine their own destiny, as was allegedly given to ALL states by the
constitution of the United States.

The south chose to disolve the relationship with the Union. The election of
Lincoln meant this was not to be allowed. The south could not remain in a
Union it did not desire to be in.

The issue of slavery did not come up until the so-called emancipation speech
when the Union finally had won some battles. Even that was a farce,
because the ONLY STATES it applied to was "those presently in rebellion
against the United States". Which had already left the union and were no
longer under the rule of the President of the United States. In otherwords
a political scheme.


Oh, yeah, it was all about
doing battle against all those nasty 'ole Yankee Carpetbaggers. Right.
Which is why they took their frustrations out on black slaves.


I can see you have no knowledge of what happened at all in the south after
the war. Johnson was now president, he allowed the northerners to go
south and literally rape the defeated confederacy. Lincoln had no intention
of doing this. The northern politicians, out of revenge removed all
southern white politicians and appointed blacks. Which, for the most part,
were ill prepared for the office they were in. The results was another rape
of the white people. This is the root cause to the hate we NOW call racism.

As for the idiots running around with what they call the Confederate flag.
They don't even know what they are flying. In reality it is the Tennessee
BATTLE FLAG that is being degraded as the confederate flag. Their beliefs
and ideals are totally alien to the rest of free thinking southerners.

You sir, are seriously confused.

Dan/W4NTI


The South has a lot to answer for, IMHO. Modern-day Rebels with the
Confederate flags on their pickup trucks don't do much to heal the wounds
of the past. They all need to be rounded up and "deprogrammed."

73 de Larry, K3LT






David Stinson October 26th 03 04:33 PM

Dan/W4NTI wrote:

You sir, are seriously confused.


Larry is boundlessly ignorant-
He, like most Americans
(tragically, including most southerners),
has swallowed a long, despicable line of lies,
propaganda and swill force-fed to Americans as "history."

He, like most northern chauvinists, vomits it back up
not because he has any honest moral ground on which to be outraged,
but because it gives him the cheap illusion of moral superiority.
(mis)Leaders have long regurgitated this filth,
because they can use the resulting hateful black racism
and baseless white guilt to divide and conquer,
manipulating masses of gullible people
into giving them money and power.
It's worked for a hundred and forty years
for the (mis)leaders evil enough to spout it,
and against the people foolish enough to believe it.

Know what's funny?
I remember when my high school in north Louisiana was integrated.
It was done by forced bussing. After some initial grumbling,
and with occasional exceptions due to racists of BOTH colors,
we seemed to get along OK.
That wasn't the case in another city.
In that city, when forced bussing came,
white people turned buses full of black children over
and SET THEM ON FIRE. Bet you see that in the liberal-written
"history" books, do you? Dig hard and you can find it.
And this wasn't 1964; it was 1972.
Take a good guess where that was....
Hint: It was far north of Virginia.
D.S.

Len Over 21 October 26th 03 05:51 PM

In article . net, "Dan/W4NTI"
w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com writes:

"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message
...
In article . net,

"Dan/W4NTI"
w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com writes:

I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. You Rebs wanted
"states rights" so you could do such lovely things as own slaves.

Well,
now our society is trashed by the millions of descendants of those
"slaves" who want their assets kissed with government support from
cradle to grave. Well, I guess it is better than your blue-blood white
trash ancestors getting their hands dirty. Of course, now we'll

probably
have to sit through all the tired old QRM about how the Civil War

wasn't
about slavery. Right.

73 de Larry, K3LT


No Larry, I won't bother trying to educate you. You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.

And you are ONE STUPID FOOL.

Dan/W4NTI


Dan:

I see. Well, I guess name-calling, as usual, takes the place of reasoned
argument here on rrap.


You don't think "racist traiterous confederates" is name calling? THen what
would you call it?


Try "knuckle-dragging CB-plussers" for one... :-)

Why am I "stupid?" What did I say that wasn't
true? If the Civil War wasn't about racism and slavery, then why, in it's
aftermath, did one of the most famous Confederate Generals, Nathan
Bedford Forrest, organize the Ku Klux Klan?


The WAR BETWEEN THE STATES was because of the north not being willing to
grant the south economic freedom, or to give the southern states their RIGHT
to determine their own destiny, as was allegedly given to ALL states by the
constitution of the United States.

The south chose to disolve the relationship with the Union. The election of
Lincoln meant this was not to be allowed. The south could not remain in a
Union it did not desire to be in.

The issue of slavery did not come up until the so-called emancipation speech
when the Union finally had won some battles. Even that was a farce,
because the ONLY STATES it applied to was "those presently in rebellion
against the United States". Which had already left the union and were no
longer under the rule of the President of the United States. In otherwords
a political scheme.


Didn't work out well, Dan.

Breaking News: The Confederacy LOST.

Oh, yeah, it was all about
doing battle against all those nasty 'ole Yankee Carpetbaggers. Right.
Which is why they took their frustrations out on black slaves.


I can see you have no knowledge of what happened at all in the south after
the war. Johnson was now president, he allowed the northerners to go
south and literally rape the defeated confederacy. Lincoln had no intention
of doing this. The northern politicians, out of revenge removed all
southern white politicians and appointed blacks. Which, for the most part,
were ill prepared for the office they were in. The results was another rape
of the white people. This is the root cause to the hate we NOW call racism.


I thought it was all about not wanting to test for morse code?

Morse code was first used in 1844. The US Civil War came after
that.

Is the "root cause" for all the hatred against NCTAs due to the U.S.
Civil War?

As for the idiots running around with what they call the Confederate flag.
They don't even know what they are flying. In reality it is the Tennessee
BATTLE FLAG that is being degraded as the confederate flag. Their beliefs
and ideals are totally alien to the rest of free thinking southerners.


Please, foxhole Dan, don't bring in the Tennessee flag into this.

That will bring out a member of the United States Morse Codists
(USMC). :-)

You sir, are seriously confused.


Ahem...aren't you all terribly, seriously, erroneously confused?

Subject title is about "BPL full rollout in Va."

Broadband over Power Lines. Virginia, state of...

There was no radio in 1861-1865. Morse code was used on both
sides. Nobody had any "power lines" to have anything broadband
on...

Hello? Anyone home over there?

LHA


Larry Roll K3LT October 26th 03 06:13 PM

In article , ospam
(Larry Roll K3LT) writes:

Liberal immigration and naturalization policies
amount to political corruption in it's most dangerous form -- and the
danger is to U.S. sovreignty.

73 de Larry, K3LT


Whatever that is. I meant to say, "sovereignty."

73 de Larry, K3LT


Larry Roll K3LT October 26th 03 06:13 PM

In article , JJ
writes:

Liberal immigration and naturalization policies
amount to political corruption in it's most dangerous form -- and the
danger is to U.S. sovreignty.

73 de Larry, K3LT


What he said absolutely.


JJ:

With the exception of my spelling: It's actually "sovereignty." Apparently,
I don't spell as fast as I type.

73 de Larry, K3LT


Larry Roll K3LT October 26th 03 06:13 PM

In article . net, "Dan/W4NTI"
w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com writes:

Dan:

I see. Well, I guess name-calling, as usual, takes the place of reasoned
argument here on rrap.


You don't think "racist traiterous confederates" is name calling? THen what
would you call it?


Dan:

I'd call it the truth.

Why am I "stupid?" What did I say that wasn't
true? If the Civil War wasn't about racism and slavery, then why, in it's
aftermath, did one of the most famous Confederate Generals, Nathan
Bedford Forrest, organize the Ku Klux Klan?


The WAR BETWEEN THE STATES was because of the north not being willing to
grant the south economic freedom, or to give the southern states their RIGHT
to determine their own destiny, as was allegedly given to ALL states by the
constitution of the United States.


The "economic freedom" the South wanted was the freedom to exploit
slaves.

The south chose to disolve the relationship with the Union. The election of
Lincoln meant this was not to be allowed. The south could not remain in a
Union it did not desire to be in.


Then why did they bother to ratify the Constitution?

The issue of slavery did not come up until the so-called emancipation speech
when the Union finally had won some battles. Even that was a farce,
because the ONLY STATES it applied to was "those presently in rebellion
against the United States". Which had already left the union and were no
longer under the rule of the President of the United States. In otherwords
a political scheme.


Oh, yeah, it was all about
doing battle against all those nasty 'ole Yankee Carpetbaggers. Right.
Which is why they took their frustrations out on black slaves.


I can see you have no knowledge of what happened at all in the south after
the war. Johnson was now president, he allowed the northerners to go
south and literally rape the defeated confederacy. Lincoln had no intention
of doing this. The northern politicians, out of revenge removed all
southern white politicians and appointed blacks. Which, for the most part,
were ill prepared for the office they were in. The results was another rape
of the white people. This is the root cause to the hate we NOW call racism.

As for the idiots running around with what they call the Confederate flag.
They don't even know what they are flying. In reality it is the Tennessee
BATTLE FLAG that is being degraded as the confederate flag. Their beliefs
and ideals are totally alien to the rest of free thinking southerners.

You sir, are seriously confused.


No, I'm just observant.

73 de Larry, K3LT


Dan/W4NTI October 26th 03 09:14 PM

You ask wh ??

At least I can complete a sentence.....here is another name for
you.....goofball.

Dan/W4NTI

"N8WWM" wrote in message ...
In article . net,

Dan/W4NTI
says...


"N8WWM" wrote in message
...
In article . net,

Dan/W4NTI
says...

You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.


"Cain't" ? You can't even spell, dumbass.

You ask wh


Your not very bright are you WWM? In fact your downright stupid.

I googled Dan/W4NTI and it's apparent that I'm not as good at calling

people
names as you are.

Dan/W4NTI



You ask wh




JJ October 26th 03 09:21 PM

Kim W5TIT wrote:



I am in support of any person born here being a US Citizen. There are too
many legal, ethical and social issues attached to having it otherwise.


How about the Mexican women about to give birth that cross the border
into the US just long enough for her child will be born here, thus
reaping the benefits of citizenship? Now this child, who's parents have
never lived in the US and have never contributed a single thing to the
US society, is now eligible for medical care, schooling, and any other
welfare out country has to offer. Your hard earned dollars, part of
which you pay in taxes, will now help to finance this child who himself
will probably never contribute to US society, only take from it.


Dan/W4NTI October 27th 03 02:38 AM


"JJ" wrote in message
...
Kim W5TIT wrote:



I am in support of any person born here being a US Citizen. There are

too
many legal, ethical and social issues attached to having it otherwise.


How about the Mexican women about to give birth that cross the border
into the US just long enough for her child will be born here, thus
reaping the benefits of citizenship? Now this child, who's parents have
never lived in the US and have never contributed a single thing to the
US society, is now eligible for medical care, schooling, and any other
welfare out country has to offer. Your hard earned dollars, part of
which you pay in taxes, will now help to finance this child who himself
will probably never contribute to US society, only take from it.


The Texas Twit is a world class liberal. She ran around supporting the
hippies, after that was all over. In otherwords, she doesn't think things
thru very well.

FWIW...I agree with your comments JJ.

Dan/W4NTI



Dan/W4NTI October 27th 03 02:39 AM

Whoever Leland is, tell him he is right.

And your point is?

Dan/W4NTI

"N8WWM" wrote in message ...
Leland was right, you are an asshole.

In article . net,

Dan/W4NTI
says...

You ask wh ??

At least I can complete a sentence.....here is another name for
you.....goofball.

Dan/W4NTI

"N8WWM" wrote in message

...
In article . net,

Dan/W4NTI
says...


"N8WWM" wrote in message
...
In article . net,
Dan/W4NTI
says...

You know how it is...ya
just cain't fix stupid.


"Cain't" ? You can't even spell, dumbass.

You ask wh


Your not very bright are you WWM? In fact your downright stupid.

I googled Dan/W4NTI and it's apparent that I'm not as good at calling

people
names as you are.

Dan/W4NTI



You ask wh




You ask wh




Dwight Stewart October 27th 03 03:14 AM

"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote:

I believe requirements for immigration and naturalization
should be extremely rigid, involving extensive background
checks and a requirement that the person immigrating have
the means in place to make his/her own living. Eligibility
for state or federal "welfare" benefits should also be
severely limited. I'd also do away with the law that states
that any person born in the U.S. is automatically a U.S.
citizen, if the parents, at the time, are *not* U.S. citizens
themselves. The children born to non-citizens would be
considered to be citizens of the parents' own country of
origin. Also, no person who is not a U.S. citizen, by birth
or legal naturalization, should be allowed to vote in any
local, state, or federal election. Liberal immigration and
naturalization policies amount to political corruption in it's
most dangerous form -- and the danger is to U.S.
sovereignty.



In the end, the ONLY way to stop illegal immigration is to force employers
to exercise restraint over who they hire, with truly serious consequences
for those who knowingly hire, or should have known they were hiring, illegal
immigrants. As long as jobs better than what is available elsewhere are
available and we have a weak enforcement process, illegal immigrants are
going to come. Cut off the jobs and you clearly cut off the problem.
Employers claim it is not their responsibility to check out potential
employees. Nonsense. Employers routinely run checks on everybody else they
hire and it is every citizen's responsibility not to contribute to obvious
crime.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/



Dwight Stewart October 27th 03 04:08 AM

"Kim W5TIT" wrote:

And, I believe the immigration laws are
appropriate, (snip)



We allow more immigrants into this country each year than any other
country on Earth, including those countries where most of our immigrants
come from. This mass influx is driving wages down and prices up. Our schools
are overcrowded. Education costs are going up. Medical costs are going up.
Home prices are going up. Land prices are going up. Food prices are going
up. Crime continues to go up. Our overall standard of living is going down.
At the same time, I don't see a single benefit for the average American. Can
you describe one benefit for me or my family, Kim?


State and Federal welfare programs need to be
abolished. (snip)



Why would you want to cut off the parachute put in place to help
Americans? If you want to fix welfare, cut off the many thousands of illegal
immigrants who are taking benefits from others. Next, get rid of the obvious
bums abusing the welfare system. This two steps alone would cut the cost of
welfare programs dramatically, yet still provide help for those Americans
why really need it.


There is no danger to US sovereignty. It may not
be a US you like; but it is no danger of losing its
sovereignty. (snip)



Kim, we've allowed millions of immigrants into this country from areas of
the world openly hostile to the United States, with no method to establish
their views of this country and its people. After 9-11, this is clearly not
safe for Americans. Can you be so sure it is not a threat to our
sovereignty? This reminds me of an old joke that is perhaps not that far
from the truth; an enemy doesn't have to invade today - they can just fill
out immigration papers for their entire army.

Blacks have almost the entire continent of Africa and Hispanics have
almost the entire continent of South America. Perhaps you can explain why
either group needs to expand to this continent, or why it is so wrong to
resist that expansion. Unless we're prepared to spend lots of tourist
dollars, they're certainly not rushing to open their doors to us.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/



TLB October 27th 03 04:18 AM

On 25 Oct 2003 04:18:30 GMT, ospam (Larry Roll K3LT)
wrote:

In article . net, Duane Allen
writes:

On a serious off-topic note, does anyone know what is being done to
protec the CSA graveyards. Thanks in advance.


I do. The graveyards full of traitorous racist Confederates are being
converted to HAZMAT landfill sites and leach fields. You Rebs wanted
"states rights" so you could do such lovely things as own slaves. Well,
now our society is trashed by the millions of descendants of those
"slaves" who want their assets kissed with government support from
cradle to grave. Well, I guess it is better than your blue-blood white
trash ancestors getting their hands dirty. Of course, now we'll probably
have to sit through all the tired old QRM about how the Civil War wasn't
about slavery. Right.

73 de Larry, K3LT


Don't be too hard on the Confederates. They didn't start the Civil War
by themselves. England was still harboring hostilities about the
Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. Getting the Southern States
agitated, and thus getting an ally, was a way to rip the country
apart. England had a lot of close ties with many Southern states, and
exploiting the animosity that the South held toward the abolitionist
North was their last-ditch effort to tear the young country apart.
Lincoln did what he had to do. Whether it was state's rights or
slavery, the South *wanted* a war, because England hadn't quit
fighting the war. General Daniel Sickles, a union general who lost a
leg at Gettysburg, even said that he'd support the South in their
state's rights efforts if they went about secession peacefully. Of
course, Fort Sumter changed all of that.

Just my two cents. I'm now going back into lurk mode.

Tom, N8ECW


Dwight Stewart October 27th 03 04:43 AM

"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote:

(snip) If the Civil War wasn't about racism and slavery,
then (snip)



If the Civil War was about slavery, then why was there a war at all? Prior
to the war, the slave states were the majority in both the House and Senate,
insuring no legislation could be passed to end slavery. Slavery was only
abolished after the war by not allowing the former Confederate States (which
included several, but not all, of the slave states) to participate in that
vote.


(snip) why, in it's aftermath, did one of the most famous
Confederate Generals, Nathan Bedford Forrest,
organize the Ku Klux Klan? (snip)



When you answer that, perhaps you can also answer why so many Northerners
join the KKK.


The South has a lot to answer for, IMHO. (snip)



Why would they have any more to answer for than the Northern states that
profited from the sale of slaves? Or more to answer for than those who used
indentured or bound black workers in the North, even into the early 1900's?
Or more to answer for than the many countries around the world which
practiced slavery in this last century (the 1900's), the previous century,
or in the many centuries before that?


(snip) Modern-day Rebels with the Confederate flags on
their pickup trucks don't do much to heal the wounds of
the past. (snip)



Perhaps because they have absolutely no responsibility for what happened
in a past long before they were born.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/



Hans K0HB October 27th 03 05:15 AM

W5NET wrote:

Blacks have almost the entire continent of Africa and
Hispanics have almost the entire continent of South America.
Perhaps you can explain why either group needs to expand
to this continent, or why it is so wrong to resist that expansion.


What a sorry-assed load of blatant racist crap! Carried a little
farther, yellow people have the entire continent of Asia, white people
have almost the entire continent of Europe..... what Indian, Eskimo, or
Inuit tribe does Dwight Stewart belong to that gives him a right to be
in North America?

With kindest warm personal regards,

de Hans, K0HB

Bert Craig October 27th 03 12:06 PM

"Hans K0HB" wrote in message
om...
W5NET wrote:

Blacks have almost the entire continent of Africa and
Hispanics have almost the entire continent of South America.
Perhaps you can explain why either group needs to expand
to this continent, or why it is so wrong to resist that expansion.


What a sorry-assed load of blatant racist crap! Carried a little
farther, yellow people have the entire continent of Asia, white people
have almost the entire continent of Europe..... what Indian, Eskimo, or
Inuit tribe does Dwight Stewart belong to that gives him a right to be
in North America?

With kindest warm personal regards,

de Hans, K0HB


Firmly seconded! Well said Hans.

73 de Bert
WA2SI



N2EY October 27th 03 06:06 PM

"Dwight Stewart" wrote in message link.net...
"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote:

(snip) If the Civil War wasn't about racism and slavery,
then (snip)



If the Civil War was about slavery, then why was there a war at all?


Because the states with the most slaves could see that eventually they
would either have to face the complete abolition of slavery *or* leave
the Union.

Prior
to the war, the slave states were the majority in both the House and Senate,
insuring no legislation could be passed to end slavery.


When? Check a map of 1860. There were 19 slave states, of which 4
stayed in the Union. Delaware was a slave state but it did not secede.

Slavery was only
abolished after the war by not allowing the former Confederate States (which
included several, but not all, of the slave states) to participate in that
vote.


The Emancipation Proclamation was written in 1863. It legally freed
most (but not all) of the slaves.

The South has a lot to answer for, IMHO. (snip)


Why would they have any more to answer for than the Northern states that
profited from the sale of slaves?


Which states were they? Slavery was abolished in the North by 1804. In
many northern states it was abolished before the Constitution was
written.

Or more to answer for than those who used
indentured or bound black workers in the North, even into the early 1900's?


Where was that done?

Indentured servitude is in no way comparable to slavery, btw.
Indentured servants *voluntarily* agree to work for a specified period
of time, usually as payment for training or a debt.

Or more to answer for than the many countries around the world which
practiced slavery in this last century (the 1900's), the previous century,
or in the many centuries before that?


(snip) Modern-day Rebels with the Confederate flags on
their pickup trucks don't do much to heal the wounds of
the past. (snip)


Perhaps because they have absolutely no responsibility for what happened
in a past long before they were born.


All depends on what that flag is meant to symbolize.

--

Here's what I learned about the War Between the States:

First off, it didn't start as a war to end slavery, but rather as a
war to keep the Union together. Lincoln's early (1861-1862) writings
make it clear his focus *at that time* was on preserving the Union at
almost any cost.

The Constitution, for all its wisdom, did not have any clear provision
for what should be done if one or more state(s) decided that they
simply wanted out of the Union at one point or another.

When the Constitution was written, there was a fairly even balance
between slave and free states. Compromises were reached in order to
get the new Union formed as a country rather than a confederation.
These were compromises with evil, and they could not last forever.

But over time the two parts of the US developed in such radically
different ways that the compromises and balance could no longer be
maintained. It was clear by 1855 or so that slavery's days were
numbered because eventually the abolitionists would reach enough of a
political majority to simply outlaw it everywhere. The trend was clear
- it was only a matter of time. Revolts like John Brown's and the
strengthening abolitionist movement made the moral issue unavoidable,
and the Supremes were starting to come around, too.

So, given the choice between leaving the Union or abolishing slavery,
15 states tried to leave. Some outside the 15 states said "Let them
go", but it was clear to Lincoln and others that if even one state was
allowed to secede, the Union would eventually fragment - and those
fragments would be ripe for takeover from other countries, many of
whom were patiently waiting for the "American experiment" to fail.

Once the war began, however, it slowly became clear to Lincoln and
many others that what had caused the split in the first place was the
idea that a country could proclaim itself "free" and yet allow
slavery. It became clear to him that the only way to preserve the
Union was to abolish slavery completely. Thus the Emancipation
Proclamation and the constitutional amendment.

Is any of the above incorrect?

What's interesting is that Great Britain, from whom the colonies split
on the issue of "all men [sic] are created equal", abolished slavery
years before the USA did.

73 de Jim, N2EY

Dan/W4NTI October 27th 03 06:47 PM


"N2EY" wrote in message
om...
"Dwight Stewart" wrote in message

link.net...
"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote:

(snip) If the Civil War wasn't about racism and slavery,
then (snip)



If the Civil War was about slavery, then why was there a war at all?


Because the states with the most slaves could see that eventually they
would either have to face the complete abolition of slavery *or* leave
the Union.

Prior
to the war, the slave states were the majority in both the House and

Senate,
insuring no legislation could be passed to end slavery.


When? Check a map of 1860. There were 19 slave states, of which 4
stayed in the Union. Delaware was a slave state but it did not secede.

Slavery was only
abolished after the war by not allowing the former Confederate States

(which
included several, but not all, of the slave states) to participate in

that
vote.


The Emancipation Proclamation was written in 1863. It legally freed
most (but not all) of the slaves.

The South has a lot to answer for, IMHO. (snip)


Why would they have any more to answer for than the Northern states

that
profited from the sale of slaves?


Which states were they? Slavery was abolished in the North by 1804. In
many northern states it was abolished before the Constitution was
written.

Or more to answer for than those who used
indentured or bound black workers in the North, even into the early

1900's?

Where was that done?

Indentured servitude is in no way comparable to slavery, btw.
Indentured servants *voluntarily* agree to work for a specified period
of time, usually as payment for training or a debt.

Or more to answer for than the many countries around the world which
practiced slavery in this last century (the 1900's), the previous

century,
or in the many centuries before that?


(snip) Modern-day Rebels with the Confederate flags on
their pickup trucks don't do much to heal the wounds of
the past. (snip)


Perhaps because they have absolutely no responsibility for what

happened
in a past long before they were born.


All depends on what that flag is meant to symbolize.

--

Here's what I learned about the War Between the States:

First off, it didn't start as a war to end slavery, but rather as a
war to keep the Union together. Lincoln's early (1861-1862) writings
make it clear his focus *at that time* was on preserving the Union at
almost any cost.

The Constitution, for all its wisdom, did not have any clear provision
for what should be done if one or more state(s) decided that they
simply wanted out of the Union at one point or another.

When the Constitution was written, there was a fairly even balance
between slave and free states. Compromises were reached in order to
get the new Union formed as a country rather than a confederation.
These were compromises with evil, and they could not last forever.

But over time the two parts of the US developed in such radically
different ways that the compromises and balance could no longer be
maintained. It was clear by 1855 or so that slavery's days were
numbered because eventually the abolitionists would reach enough of a
political majority to simply outlaw it everywhere. The trend was clear
- it was only a matter of time. Revolts like John Brown's and the
strengthening abolitionist movement made the moral issue unavoidable,
and the Supremes were starting to come around, too.

So, given the choice between leaving the Union or abolishing slavery,
15 states tried to leave. Some outside the 15 states said "Let them
go", but it was clear to Lincoln and others that if even one state was
allowed to secede, the Union would eventually fragment - and those
fragments would be ripe for takeover from other countries, many of
whom were patiently waiting for the "American experiment" to fail.

Once the war began, however, it slowly became clear to Lincoln and
many others that what had caused the split in the first place was the
idea that a country could proclaim itself "free" and yet allow
slavery. It became clear to him that the only way to preserve the
Union was to abolish slavery completely. Thus the Emancipation
Proclamation and the constitutional amendment.

Is any of the above incorrect?

What's interesting is that Great Britain, from whom the colonies split
on the issue of "all men [sic] are created equal", abolished slavery
years before the USA did.

73 de Jim, N2EY


Jim,

Much of what you seem to believe is based on the falsehood that the
Emancipation Proclamation
actually freed slaves. The proclamation ONLY APPLIED to those states in
rebellion against the Union.

Unfortunately those same states were not a part of the union at the time the
proclamation was issued.

Thus the proclamation applied to no one under the authority and/or control
of the then fragemented Union.

The slavery issue was indeed a major part of the root cause of the war
between the states. BUT a major other cause was that of states rights. And
whether we would be a republic or a federalist government. The struggle
continues to this day.

We are called a constitutional government, or a republic, or a democracy.
The reality is we are none of , and all of that. The founding fathers NEVER
intended for the federal government to have so much authority and control
over the states. That was a major reason the Southern states left. Lincoln
had NO RIGHT, or authorization to FORCE the South to rejoin the union. The
whole war was a major mistake, and to the victors go the spoils, and the
ones that write the history.

You may ask how, or why, do I say these things? Because I was raised in the
North, a world class Yankee state of Ohio. I was educated by the
Northerners on this subject. And before I came to Alabama I too believed it
hook line and sinker. No longer.

The South was right. We all lost that war, look at the mess we have in DC
now. Think about it.


Dan/W4NTI




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