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K4YZ babbled his usual libelous filth on Feb 19, 9:10 am, to wit: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: I have spoke with persons in California about issues that peripherally involve you. You can insist that I haven't, but you are big about denial of your own. You "have spoke?" Does that mean you are a wheel? Angwy widdle Stevie is babbling again in generalities, nothing specific. Who are these "persons in California?" Are they groups or individuals? What identification can you give about them? Are you going to refuse to identify them again? What are the "issues?" What do they involve? How do they "involve" me? Widdle Stevie is BLUFFING again. Nothing specific was said by him, yet he wants to imply badness of some kind. No one can confirm or deny something that isn't identified. It is "K4YZ" babbling a lot of libelous filth at anyone who he feels gives him opposition to whatever "K4YZ" has posted. It's only "libelous" if it's not true. Nearly all of what widdle Stevie posts claiming others are "lying" is itself a LIE. It's not "libelous" or a "falsehood" if it's true. Widdle Stevie's libelous charges are untrue, false, nothing more than uncontrolled temper tantrums from someone who cannot concentrate on subjects but must hurl trash at the person of those opposing his opinions. It's not about "opinions". In reality it is. Stevie should understand that his fantasyworld ideas and rules do NOT apply to reality. His "definitions" of "right and wrong" are NOT universal and are purely defensive reflexes on his part against those who disagree with him. Leonard H Anderson has uttered dozens of untruthful statements in this forum. They have been archived. Poor baby. Still angwy at discovering that PCTA extras can NOT hurl libelous filth at NCTAs or those that disagree with your concept of "right and wrong?" Tsk, there ought to be LAW, ey? :-) Oh, my, but what widdle Stevie thinks is a "comeback" is going to come back and bite him...HARD. Stevie's libelous filth outpourings against others are ALSO archived! Sunnuvagun! Leonard H Anderson has uses dozens of hateful, demeaning epithets agains all others who oppose HIS "opinions" then cries "foul" when done back to him. Poor baby Stevie. Can't handle it on newsgroups? :-) No problem to widdle Stevie...he's a PCTA *extra* and can do anything he wants in here! Call others names (like "Putz") and say those are "true" (when they aren't)! Tsk, tsk, tsk...an alleged ex-marine who can't handle "hostile (verbal) action!" Temper fry... I don't have a "Licensed Practical Nurse certificate". No longer? Tennessee take yours away? Aw, too bad... It's not libelous if it's true. It's not true. Ergo, it is LIBEL. You are not a licensed Radio Amateur. Never claimed to be one. :-) You could have been a positive contributer to the Amateur Radio community. That would be a change...from all the negative contributors who insist on keeping U.S. amateur radio in some kind of time stasis circa 1930's standards and practices. :-) But, I'd feel safe in predicting that widdle Stevie would continue to throw tantrums and hurl libelous filth at all who oppose his opinions in here. :-) You claim it's a meaningful pursuit, but you obviously hate everything about it and anyone connected with it. Sigh...poor widdle self-righteous Stevie thinking that all of amateur radio agrees with Stevie's concept of ham radio. Anyone "hating Stevie" MUST "hate all of ham radio!" :-) You authored a few articles in a quasi-engineering level Amateur Radio journal many years ago. None of those articles ever produced a single bit of professional recognition. BwahahahahahahahahahHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Poor widdle emotional Stevie...thinks it is all about "recognition" and respect and, most of all, adoration! :-) "Professional recognition." Professionalism is about doing work for pecuniary compensation. (those with poor vocabularies can substitute 'monetary' for 'pecuniary') Tsk, tsk, tsk...all of the publications I was printed in (there are 9 of them) "recognized" it as such and I was PAID for them. Not only that, but the IRS and California Franchise Tax Board also "recognized" it as such! Sunnuvagun! You've contributed nothing to the technical development of Amateur Radio. I haven't? :-) What has widdle Stevie "contributed to the technical development of amateur radio? Sitting in ham newsgroups and hurling libelous filth against all who oppose him? :-) Define "technical development" in radio, oh mighty radio guru! Show us your work, your brilliant developments of buying ready- built equipment and building "weekender" projects from articles in ham magazines...no doubt all full of amazing technology never before seen, ey? :-) These are statements of fact. Unless you can produce some documentary evidence to the contrary? "Documentary evidence?" You mean like information printed at a rate of 50,000 copies a month in some periodical? Or be a footnote or endnote in some other paper or document? Imagine poor widdle Stevie ending up as a mere footnote in some article. [a podiatric medical journal would be suitable?] Then if we use YOUR above statement/logic verbatim, why are YOU in THIS forum? Does widdle Stevie have both short-term and long-term memory loss? :-) I'm here as part of an advocacy to remove the morse code test from U.S. amateur radio license examinations. As part of that, there are all those other libelous filth-hurlers best identified as a group known as the "PCTA extras" who want to silence me. As a result, most of my replies are in regards to refuting all that libelous filth tossed at my person. :-) You are not a licensed Amateur. You cannot, therefore, be any kind of a judge of what Amateurs should do or how they should do it. NOBODY can tell widdle Stevie what to do in ham radio! Nobody! :-) with one of them since that retirement began. "K4YZ" has never revealed "his source's" name. He can't. He doesn't exist. I can, but I won't. BLUFF. Bull****. You fabricated that "source." A LIE. You left a very negative impression on persons who ARE engineers and ARE qualified to judge. I know the other person. I've never known him to utter a single untruthful comment. Tsk. Must have been one of your other personalities! :-) Which one of those was it? You are an antagonist. Yes. I dislike the existance of the morse code test! Did you finally come to that conclusion, Stevie Einstein? :-) You make statements that are not true or that you will not substantiate with valid references. Poor widdle Stevie...he MUST have long-term memory loss also! He forgets a short list of professional employers made in here more than once, the names and callsigns of licensed amateurs whom I know, the links and other third-party references made in here to documents, directives, and regulations. Poor Stevie, all confused again as to what is "right or wrong" and personal fantasy versus reality. Thinks all who oppose his opinions are "wrong," "liars," "untruthful," etc., etc. Widdle Stevie is nutso. |
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bb wrote: wrote: wrote: K4YZ babbled his usual libelous filth on Feb 19, 9:10 am, to wit: You've contributed nothing to the technical development of Amateur Radio. I haven't? Nope. You authored some theory-only items in a long-since defunct Amateur journal. Despite being asked on several occassions to do so, you've not once provided a single example of where any of your "papers" were part-and-parcel of some larger project that resulted in some practical manifestation. Not one. Zero = None. Nada. Zippo. Zilch. What has widdle Stevie "contributed to the technical development of amateur radio? Absolutely nothing. But then I never claimed to, nor have I insinuated that by being granted unearned privileges that I would be better able to do so... Like Lennie has.... Sitting in ham newsgroups and hurling libelous filth against all who oppose him? :-) At every opportunity. It's not "libelous" if it's true. And if you don't like the "filth", stop spreading it and I will stop rubbing your nose in it. It's your filth, after all. Define "technical development" in radio, oh mighty radio guru! Show us your work, your brilliant developments of buying ready- built equipment and building "weekender" projects from articles in ham magazines...no doubt all full of amazing technology never before seen, ey? :-) Steve harms amateur radio by his very presence. He's nuts and he's not afraid to prove it. "Nuts"...?!?! For standing up to liars and deceivers like the two of you..?!?! HA! Steve continues to be inconsistent in how he applies his core values and beliefs. No, I'm not. Brian P Burke and Leonard H Anderson are known liars and I do not tolerate either of them. Brian has, on occassion, demonstrated some civil behaviour and tolerance for others opinions and beliefs, and on those occassions we've gotten along just fine...but then he goes right back into the LennieMode and "fight's on". Poor Stevie, all confused again as to what is "right or wrong" and personal fantasy versus reality. Thinks all who oppose his opinions are "wrong," "liars," "untruthful," etc., etc. No...I only think that those who have been consistently wrong (Lennie has made numerous errors of fact pertaining to Part 95, Part 97, ARES, etc), who repeatedly lie ("I am going to get my Extra lite out of the box", "The BoD of the ARRL is dishonest") and untruthful ("I served under the threat of the Soviet Tu-95 Bear bomber" "I know what it's like to be under incoming artillery fire") are "wrong", "liars" and "untruthful". All of those examples are archived as being the comments of Leonard H. Anderson, by the way. Brian P. Burke has his own entire set of established and on-going mistruths archived in Google. Steve, K4YZ |
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K4YZ wrote: Brian has, on occassion, demonstrated some civil behaviour and tolerance for others opinions and beliefs, Always. and on those occassions we've gotten along just fine...but then he goes right back into the LennieMode and "fight's on". I don't tolerate bullies very well. You, Steve Robeson, are a bully. I called you on your bullishness, and you turned back into a raving lunatic. All archived in google, waiting for the next background investigation update for medical personnel with access to narcotics. Best of Luck, nut. |
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wrote: K4YZ babbled his usual libelous filth on Feb 19, 9:10 am, to wit: You've contributed nothing to the technical development of Amateur Radio. I haven't? :-) What has widdle Stevie "contributed to the technical development of amateur radio? Absolutely nothing. Steven James will deny this through some obscure rationalizations; the kind of rationalization is not necessarily predictable. A number of other PCTA extras will no doubt join in the fray, damning me and possibly yourself in the spirit they have (ghoulish as that is). The PCTA extras love to gang up on dissenters. :-) Phil Kane may even have sided with the PCTAs although he claims to be against keeping the morse test. He apparently told you that "thinking" is "wrong" on your sentence about "...think that there are no morse skilled" at the FCC monitoring stations. He told you that "you are so wrong." One can take that as a sort-of directive that thinking is wrong. :-) Philosophically speaking (in the old sense of philosophy), electrons fields and waves don't recognize any human definitions of service or kind of application. All of radio, regardless of the "service," work by the same principles of physics. Olde tyme hammes don't (or can't) think that way. They seem to think that a HAM radio thing will ONLY work for a licensed radio amateur and that such a thing is different if used for any other radio service. Now THAT thinking IS wrong...besides being dumb. :-) Sitting in ham newsgroups and hurling libelous filth against all who oppose him? :-) At every opportunity. Steven James must be a follower of USMC Lt.Gen. Mattis who loves to brawl and thinks "it's fun to shoot people!" (according to a much-publicized news item from a public speech by Mattis a week or so ago) Define "technical development" in radio, oh mighty radio guru! Show us your work, your brilliant developments of buying ready- built equipment and building "weekender" projects from articles in ham magazines...no doubt all full of amazing technology never before seen, ey? :-) Steve harms amateur radio by his very presence. He's nuts and he's not afraid to prove it. Tsk. He doesn't realize this. He has much confusion on the word "service" for example: The FCC uses the word "service" in regards to the type and kind of radio activity being regulated...such as broadcasting or maritime radio or citizens band or private land mobile, etc., etc. Steven James' postings tend towards his imagining the amateur radio "service" as being a continuation of some "military service" such as the USMC. That way of thinking allows him to put on his NCO rank and boss others around as if he had the pursed lips of a Dill instructor (complete with flat-brimmed campaign hat). Problem is, he doesn't have such rank, doesn't have such authority, in a civilian hobby activity (amateur radio). Nonetheless, he attempts to bully others around "as if" (as the eastern colloquialism has it). You are not a licensed Amateur. You cannot, therefore, be any kind of a judge of what Amateurs should do or how they should do it. The two sentences are a typical example of newsgroup bullying. It is also typical of the fantasy of eliteness wallowed in by so many olde tyme hammes up to their armpits in self- righteousness. Such self-righteousness FAILS in the USA because the federal agency regulating all civil radio here does NOT require commissioners or staff to hold amateur radio licenses to fulfill their lawful duty of regulating all amateur radio. The way some of them carry on, the FCC must be considered as secondary to the ARRL as the perceived "regulator of ham radio" in the USA... :-) Nonetheless, those self-righteous self-appointed-sheriffs of ham radio want to RESTRICT access to public newsgroups on THEIR terms. Nobody tells them what to do! They think they rule. :-) They don't but that doesn't stop those middle-aged "boyz in da 'hood" from spraying their "turf" graffitti where they want. The PCTA extras go a step further. They also spray some kind of time stasis on everything in U.S. amateur radio, demanding a retro condition of timeless holding to old, outdated regulations that they bought into when young and a newbie to ham radio. They were brainwashed into a false idealism and have never cleared themselves of those olde ideals. In one way, the absolute hold to now-old standards and practices is a form of personal survival. It gives the impression of them remaining forever young despite the inescapable fact that all of us are continuing to grow old. So, they reinforce their personal fantasies by federal regulations requiring all newcomers to do as they did in loving, honoring, cherishing morse code through passing a federal test on that ability. Those "marriage vows" to the sanctity of morsemanship shine through most of the printed media of the ARRL, further spreading (and enobling) the sanctity of morse. It is reinforcement of their early brainwashing. Those PCTA extras have an absolutist view of morsemanship: Anyone against morse code testing is "against all amateur radio (as in hating all hams)!" :-) Wonder why Steve allows non-amateurs to sit in judgement of amateur radio? He has a variable standard. The FCC is "approved" because they give him a TITLE...it's a "(military) rank substitute." From that it is an easy route to being "better than others" because he can reference public information on the fact that he is an amateur extra class licensee and thus "important, a somebody." He is much into Titles, Rank, Privilege, plus being able to Show it through pretty certificates (suitable for framing) and medals. It's his personal bling-bling. If a federal or state agency can give him title, rank, status or privilege, they are favored...as long as they don't interfere with that title, rank, status or privilege. If the morse code test is eliminated, that will END one part of the title-rank-privilege package. Some of that has already happened with the recent Restructuring putting a cap of 5 WPM on all code testing. Olde-tyme hammes want to preserve their illusion of being "top gun" through passing a 20 WPM code test but are forced into attempted degredation of new extras, as in terms "nickel extra" or "extra lite" applied to recent amateur extras. Those olde-tymers are angry that federals no longer recognize their intrinsic superiority so they go into name-calling. He fails to substantiate his "seven hostile actions." Such a big claim, zero evidence. And his credibility is such that we just can't give him a pass. Nope. No pass. It's all part of a curious form of gamesmanship in here, all bluff in Steven James' case. He wants to be a SOMEBODY of fame, to be "recognized" and respected for his accomplishments. If that means stepping all over what others have done, calling all their claims "lies," then he will do that...and has. He does not need to verify his claims by giving details such as place and date. We are all expected to "believe" him lest we incur an avalanche of subsequent insult postings (along with failure to give details). He will bully all who do not accept that. All of us are somebody and each of us is unique. We can grow and learn by sharing experiences, data, results...or we can engage in countless, mindless flame wars ignited by those who cannot handle strong opposition to certain opinions. But, personal insults exist and some must be dealt with as in the spiteful postings of Steven James. He wants to ridicule others for having worked for what they have. As one example, he ridicules my long period of formal college education as a "night school" (in the manner of remedial language lessons put on by some local communities). Those "night school" classes were fully accredited college courses. Working a full day and then going to class at least three nights a week is hard work...worse on work overtime or having to cancel a whole semester due to the company sending me on field trips. Such is denigrated, made fun of by him...as if one going to "night school" was "stupid, ignorant, or slothful." Steven James repeatedly made fun of my Army assignment a half century ago, saying "I embellished my 'military career' in exaggerating things and 'dishonoring' my unit members." I'd mentioned Army station ADA in regards to showing that the military did not use "CW" for massive long-haul traffic a half century ago. Steven James insists that I "brag" about that even though I've not only got written documentation (and some Signal Corps official photographs of me at the station) plus have a personal reference (Gene Rosenbaum, N2JTV) who was assigned there during my time, plus mentions in the Pacific Stars & Stripes military newspaper. It seems that operating a large military HF radio station is "less" than operating a single ham transmitter (by "CW" on HF, of course) today. Not only that, some PCTA extras claim that operating a military radio is "not really operating a radio!" Certainly not a powerful (100 W) complicated (MOPA) ham transmitter (with many knobs and dials, etc.) using that "universal language" of morse code (in the best amateur manner a la 1930s standards and practices). I won't go into Steven James' vile insults about my wife other than to say that the University of Illinois (a center for computer research) at Urbana is NOT a "correspondence school" taking out ads in newsstand pulp magazines. Poor Stevie, all confused again as to what is "right or wrong" and personal fantasy versus reality. Thinks all who oppose his opinions are "wrong," "liars," "untruthful," etc., etc. Widdle Stevie is nutso. Indeed. It's unfortunate that this newsgroup delves into personality battles so often...or into petty arguments on definitions which have been made years ago (such as on-off keyed CW is "not" binary in the newest argument-for-argument sake). SUBJECTS should be discussed, not the personalities of correspondents. |
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K4YZ wrote:
Brian has, on occassion, demonstrated some civil behaviour and tolerance for others opinions and beliefs, Always. True enough, Brian. However, the PCTA Double Standard is operative in here and they regard any lack of positive support for Their opinions as "uncivil and intolerant." :-) and on those occassions we've gotten along just fine...but then he goes right back into the LennieMode and "fight's on". I don't tolerate bullies very well. You, Steve Robeson, are a bully. I called you on your bullishness, and you turned back into a raving lunatic. That's also true enough but the Double Standard allows all PCTA extras to behave in any way they choose, uncluding the (archived) uncivility, bullying, personal insults, etc. :-) Poor guy...keeps trying a consistent misdirection: Repeating all criticsm of him by others into "his" criticism against others. It's fairly plain to all readers of this newsgroup...and has a negative effect...on him, not us. All archived in google, waiting for the next background investigation update for medical personnel with access to narcotics. That's the double-edged sword (like Damocles') which can cut both ways. Poor guy doesn't understand that HIS posts are stored there as well. But, his self-delusion is so blinding that he never sees himself in any wrongdoing...it is always "others" doing wrong. :-) He simply can't stand any opinions contrary to his. Tsk. Worse, he appears to be going nuts. |
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