![]() |
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 14:07:11 -0700, sam bicke wrote:
GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT BEFORE YOU SHOOT YOUR IGNORANT UNINFORMED MOUTH OFF NEXT TIME! I worked for the NSA at Fort Meade. He's a liar. And I worked for the Israeli government in the COMMINT field before, during, and after the Six Day War, and do know what happened. More NSA cover-up. 'Nuff of this crap. I've broken the links. -- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane |
"Phil Kane" wrote in message ganews.com... On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 03:20:15 GMT, Mel A. Nomah wrote: Shameful is in the eye of the beholder. Captain Bucher was not punished for surrendering, just as the US didn't punish the Jews who attacked his sister-ship, USS Liberty on a similar mission. Probably because then the Navy would have needed to punish those who sent those ships in harms way without proper means to defend themselves As well as the NSA/USN brass who, when queried by the Israelis, adamantly denied that the Liberty was a U S Naval vessel even after being told that the vessel wiil be blown out of the water if it wasn't a US Naval vessel. The Israelis had every reason to believe that the Egyptians or their mentors, the Soviets, would fly the US flag to avoid destruction if they could get away with it. And the NSA kept denying... -- 73 de K2ASP / 4X4UQ - Phil Kane "The evidence was clear, both Admiral Kidd and I believed with certainty that this attack on the USS Liberty was a deliberate effort to sink an American ship and murder its entire crew. It was our shared belief that the attack could not possibly have been an accident. I am certain that the Israeli pilots and their superiors were well aware that the ship was American." = Captain Ward Boston, JAGC, US Navy (retired), senior legal cousel to the US Navy Court of Inquiry. www.ussliberty.org |
From: on Sun,Apr 17 2005 9:29 am
wrote: From: on Sat,Apr 16 2005 8:44 am You're misquoting all over the place, Len. But it doesn't matter. Here, I'll clear it up: This is NOT a court of law and "exactness" of quoting is NOT required...except by those who live for the pitiful "word battle" and self-glorification. MARS and amateur radio aren't the same thing. But many radio amateurs are involved in MARS. The MILITARY Affiliate Radio System is DIRECTED by the Department of Defense. They function quite well by sole use of military personnel. See the links to the actual words of the DoD DIRECTIVE posted in here...see the links to several of the "Grecian Firebolt" radio exercises posted in here. That's my position. If Steve says different, argue with *him*. Considering that James P. Miccolis is a "good buddie" of that wonderful representative of a modern U.S. Amateur Extra, that is a specious comment of yours. :-) You HAVE supported him in the recent past and not long ago disavowed any attempt to control his emotional outbursts. MARS always was and remains a MILITARY radio system. But most of the participants aren't in the military. How do YOU know? I have sources, Len. Tsk, tsk, tsk. That is acceptible ONLY to reputable journalistic practice. YOU are NOT a "reputable journalist." You do NOT have the qualifications. You are NOT INVOLVED in journalism. :-) Do you feel insulted by my posts, Len? It seems so - you seem to find insult in everything. Not me. You are the one with daydreaming about the "need" of morsemanship in amateur radio licensing test. Oh, yes, that ties right in with a Canadian museum having morse code in its window...sure... Those windows really seem to bother you. ? I wash windows. I like Microsoft windows. What "bothers" me is that a NON-SERVUNG (EVER) person tried to make out like he was the "expert" on the United States military use of radio. You are NOT QUALIFIED for such a judgement. shrug What has that to do with your claim that: "If you ain't got the guts to tell the details, you AIN'T done it. Simple as that." That's what you wrote, Len. Does it only apply to Steve and not to Brian. Simple. Brian has NOT insulted me personally, not even many times over. Robeson HAS and continues to do it. I'm just showing what a damn LIAR he is. What lie? The claim he has made is that he found someone who knew you from when you were allegedly at NADC. And that someone says you didn't do such a great job there. That's the LIE you are referring to. Why do you say "allegedly" there? If you don't believe I was there (I was), then Robeson's claim is irrelevant. Why do you feel you are INVOLVED with Robeson? You've already disavowed any capability of controlling his emotional tantrums in here. Now maybe it's true and maybe it isn't. But it's basically your word against that of some unknown person. IMAGINARY person. I can't "disprove" something that doesn't exist. If you wish a reference to the fact that I WAS at NADC or that I worked with NADC engineers in the 1970s, you can verify that with KD6JG. Jimmie boy, you are getting VERY tiring with all this "intellectual word gaming" in here. All you are doing is WASTING TIME of others. I have plenty of time but grow tired of your constant petulance. You have NO return on any investment. All you seem to do is follow your buddie's word and SUPPORT him. You have NO proof that this imaginary "reference" of Robeson exists, can NOT present it to anyone else. Why bother with all your foolish word games in here? Are you that hard up for something to do? Bye. Off. |
From: on Sun,Apr 17 2005 9:29 am
wrote: From: on Sat,Apr 16 2005 8:44 am Psycho Pstevie still hasn't come up with a SINGLE detail of "proof" on his insult of my "fitrep" at NADC. Nor have you proved him to be mistaken. NO ONE can either "prove" or "disprove" the existance of something that doesn't exist. :-) PROVE Robeson is "telling the truth" on that "person." PROVE that "person's" existance to the REST OF THE NEWSGROUP. And if K4YZ really did participate in seven hostile actions, then it happened regardless of whether details are given or not. HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT IS TRUTH? :-) It's basic logic, Len. If K4YZ really did participate in seven hostile actions, then it happened regardless of whether details are given or not. That's objective reality. Sorry, Jimmie, that's just plain BULLSNIT. :-) The only thing that "happened" is that Robeson tried to imply that he was an experienced combat veteran. You have tried to make that an ABSOLUTE TRUTH. Can't be done. That's neither "objective" nor "reality." What seems to be operative here is that you are a BUDDIE or Robeson and will support him in whatever he says in here. [do I have to elaborate on what "buddie" means?] You have presented NO PROOF to anyone on this subject. If Robeson had merely stated the WHERE and WHEN of those "seven hostile actions," he MIGHT be believable. He has not done that yet. Ergo, after months of claiming such he can only be considered a simple braggart. HE has NO PROOF at all. Just a simple brag. Robeson has had ample time to embellish his BRAG or to PRESENT PROOF to others. He has NOT done so. Put this matter to rest. You have NOTHING on that subject. You are wasting everyone's time manufacturing an "issue" that doesn't exist. |
From: "bb" on Sun,Apr 17 2005 4:37 pm
K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: So, is lie #16 the conversation with a former colleague of Len's? Or is lie #16 Steve's tenure on RRAP? Or is it actually lies #16 and #17? Neither, but nice try. Steve, you lied. The only question is which time? The conversation with a former colleague of Len's? The length of tenure on RRAP? Or both. Fess up. Well well...Looks like I made an error in math. My bust. Well, well...it took you Quitesometime to fess up. Now where is Len's apology? Right behind HIS apology to this NG for years of lying, accusing, deceiving and antagonism, Brian...Right behind! Just hold your breath and wait! Steve, K4YZ Well, well. So much for your "strength of conviction." Lennie is YEARS BEHIND coming clean on his errors, lies and deceit, Brian... Y E A R S ! ! ! ! The old, "two wrongs makes a right" defense. I have to disagree. Robeson is so caught up in his personal hatred of me that he cannot possibly discuss anything rationally...or even act rationally. He is the constant antagonist of ANYONE who disagrees with him. Case in point is others' opinions. Robeson labels those as "LIES," perhaps even "deceit" even though those are just personal opinions. Apparently, in Stevieworld, only Stevie Robeson has the "truth." Ergo, in the logic of Stevieworld, ALL contrary (to Robeson's) opinions are "LIES" as well as "errors" and "deceit." That's quite sick. Irrational. Opinions are just opinions. However, Robeson seems to take everything against his opinions as a "personal attack." He then respond but that response IS a personal attack on his perceived attacker. He hasn't yet learned that such is NOT the way discussions go in our society. On the other hand, if Robeson has been so brainwashed by the remaining amateur radio membership organization that he believes ONLY what they say, then any negative against him is held AS a personal attack. That is NOT the fault of anyone voicing a negative opinion against Robeson's, it is Robeson's fault. You won't do what you know to be right because someone else isn't doing what you know to be right. I AM, repeat AM doing "what's right". Repeating something doesn't make it any more true or false. But in this case, it makes lies #19 and #20. Quite true, but Robeson hasn't learned to communicate with rational people yet. He simply drives home a blunt point that HE IS RIGHT with no proof or other reference that it IS right. That's either a monstrous ego at work there or it can be a curious mixture of the reasons I mentioned just before. Either way, it is not right...to rational people. You and Leonard are lairs, Brian. That's a falsehood, a LIE. Robeson's only justification of that is that HE IS RIGHT. It is his antagonist style which is so off-putting to so many...no justification, just the personal insult and LIE combination. You don't tell the truth. YOU make glaring errors, and then when I make a simple one, all of a sudden you think your slates are wiped clean. Robeson's simple LIE-insult in the first quoted sentence is an absolute statement. It is without any presented proof...therefore it is Robeson's OPINION. However, any of Robeson's OPINIONS are - in his communications here - perfectly "right." HE IS RIGHT in Stevieworld. Problem is, everyone else is NOT in Stevieworld (wherever that is). Lessee? 30 hours before Len makes an appearance in one of your demented threads, you're chiding him for disapproving of what you said. Then you have a conversation with a claimed colleague of Len's years and years before you ever heard of Len. Both cases were smear campaigns against Len, and you say you make simple errors??? Sorry...Doesn't work that way. That's right Steve, it doesn't work that way. What you said was an outright lie. Robeson's HATRED and ANGER seem to be overriding any rationality here. Robeson cannot prove the existance of this "fitrep" determiner. He has compounded that by numerous statements, none of which have any proof of truth. [see my previous message on this...] Actually, several years ago, Robeson tried the same ploy and embellished that until nearly in the form it was recently. That was unproveable then and his claim is unproveable now. None of this discussion has ANYTHING to do with amateur radio policy. It is just the usual Stevie psychotic activity in here, part of his general misuse of the newsgroup as his own personal "battleground." Robeson doesn't seem capable of acknowledging that he ever does anything wrong. That seems to increase his anger quotient and his personal insults grow to incomprehensible blatherings of Hatred and Anger. Robeson is an EXAMPLE of a modern U.S. Amateur Extra. Other Amateur Extras seem unable to take any strong action to stop his pollution of all threads in this newsgroup. All threads eventually turn into Robeson's insults of all his "opponents" in any discussion. A few have made negative comments to his style, notably Hans Brakob. Responses to those by Robeson were less than civil and uncomplimentary. |
|
wrote:
From: on Sun,Apr 17 2005 9:29 am wrote: From: on Sat,Apr 16 2005 8:44 am Psycho Pstevie still hasn't come up with a SINGLE detail of "proof" on his insult of my "fitrep" at NADC. Nor have you proved him to be mistaken. NO ONE can either "prove" or "disprove" the existance of something that doesn't exist. :-) You mean like problems caused by the licensing of people under the age of 14 years? You told FCC that no one under that age should be allowed to get a ham license but you offer no proof of *any* problems caused by the lack of such a rule. You don't do what you demand of others, so why should anyone meet your demands? It's really just your word against his, Len. He says somebody remembers you from a certain place and time. You say no such person exists. Neither one of you offers any solid "proof". PROVE Robeson is "telling the truth" on that "person." "telling the truth on that person"? Perhaps you mean "telling the truth about that person". It's not my claim so it's not my job to prove it. PROVE that "person's" existance to the REST OF THE NEWSGROUP. Why? I'm not the one making the claim that such a person exists or does not exist. And if K4YZ really did participate in seven hostile actions, then it happened regardless of whether details are given or not. HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT IS TRUTH? :-) It's basic logic, Len. If K4YZ really did participate in seven hostile actions, then it happened regardless of whether details are given or not. That's objective reality. Sorry, Jimmie, that's just plain BULLSNIT. :-) No, it's not. The only thing that "happened" is that Robeson tried to imply that he was an experienced combat veteran. Where? Being "involved in a hostile action" doesn't mean someone actually fought in combat. And maybe he *is* an experienced combat veteran. You have tried to make that an ABSOLUTE TRUTH. Nope. All I've said is that: "if K4YZ really did participate in seven hostile actions, then it happened regardless of whether details are given or not." See the first word of that statement? *IF*. Can't be done. That's neither "objective" nor "reality." It's both. What seems to be operative here is that you are a BUDDIE or Robeson and will support him in whatever he says in here. No, that's not true at all. [do I have to elaborate on what "buddie" means?] I know it already. You have presented NO PROOF to anyone on this subject. Sure I have. You just don't operate logically. If Robeson had merely stated the WHERE and WHEN of those "seven hostile actions," he MIGHT be believable. Not to you. You'd make fun of him, like you always do. He has not done that yet. Ergo, after months of claiming such he can only be considered a simple braggart. HE has NO PROOF at all. Just a simple brag. Apply that same standard to your buddy N0IMD... Robeson has had ample time to embellish his BRAG or to PRESENT PROOF to others. He has NOT done so. Why should he tell you anything? Put this matter to rest. Are you telling me to shut up? You have NOTHING on that subject. Just logic. "if K4YZ really did participate in seven hostile actions, then it happened regardless of whether details are given or not." You've claimed that if someone doesn't give details then it didn't happen. That's simply not objective reality. You are wasting everyone's time manufacturing an "issue" that doesn't exist. If it doesn't exist, why are you so worked up about it? Besides, you've "wasted everyone's time" on far more trivial things. Like age limits for a ham license, with *no* proof that young amateurs cause *any* problems in amateur radio. Or mistaken information about USN encryption methods. But I don't tell you to shut up. Personally, I don't really care how good or bad your "fitrep" was X years ago. Even if it was terrible - so what? Good or bad, it doesn't make your behavior here or your flawed arguments any more acceptable. |
wrote: wrote: The only thing that "happened" is that Robeson tried to imply that he was an experienced combat veteran. Where? Being "involved in a hostile action" doesn't mean someone actually fought in combat. And maybe he *is* an experienced combat veteran. I never said I was a "combat veteran". I don't describe myself as a combat veteran. I was, however, involved in seven different actions while I was in the Marine Corps where I was directly involved in the receipt of or exchange of hostile gunfire. And no matter how many times Lennie tries to make fun of them, it doesn't change any facts. Lennie can just stew in his frustration of not being able to point and click his way to superior intellect! Steve, K4YZ |
wrote:
From: on Sun,Apr 17 2005 9:29 am wrote: From: on Sat,Apr 16 2005 8:44 am How does that tie in with the use of morse code in museum windows? The same way your service at ADA ties in with amateur radio policy. "My service at ADA" was NOT ever presented as any form of "justification" about "amateur radio policy." So why tell us about it so many times? It was interesting the first couple of dozen times, but not any more. In fact, why tell us about it at all, since there's no connection to amateur radio policy? What I originally presented was factual information based on personal experience in regards to USE OF MORSE CODE by a large Army communications station. But why? That has nothing to do with amateur radio policy. You said yourself that amateur radio isn't the US military. Army station ADA (it still exists, by the way) USE OF MORSE CODE MODE was nil, none, nada from 1953 onwards. Even *if* that is true - so what? World War II ended in 1945. And Morse Code was used by the US military in WW2, wasn't it? Further, I stated that (based on Pacific Stars & Strips published story of 1955) ADA relayed 220 thousand messages a month in 1955. ADA (also known by the TTY message identifier of "RUAP") was only the third largest Army station in ACAN (Army Command and Administrative Network). Such traffic operation took place around the clock, every day ("24/7"). But why? Further, I stated (correctly, from Army documents) that the ONLY morse code operator training in the 1950s was for Field Radio Operator. Operator training and use aren't the same thing. Field Radio is exemplified by operations of Regimental-level AN/GRC-26 self-contained transmitter-receiver huts on the bed of a 2 1/2 ton truck. "Angry-26s" were in use at much lower traffic levels, by unit command, and also used TTY much more than any morse code...in Korea, in Japan, or anywhere else in the Far East Command in the early 1950s. Field radio did not normally communicate with Far East Command Headquarters directly, but had the capability. Such was never witnessed by myself, nor appeared in any operations orders of the station. So you really are just going on the words of others. The brunt of military messaging is done by the (relatively, speaking in 1950s terms) high-speed TTY that can carry message traffic 24/7. Morse can carry message traffic "24/7", Len. You can't. All of that constituted the NORMAL means of logistical communications...all of that necessary for troop movements, shipping of supplies, operational orders, etc., etc., etc. Sure. And they used HF radio because other means weren't available or were inadequate. The total personnel and installations in the Far East Command then was akin to a small state, therefore the amount of communications was quite large. And the number of personnel assigned to the communications was quite large, too, wasn't it? Not just you but more than 700 people at ADA alone, wasn't it? At NO TIME was any bank of morse code operators seen OR KNOWN serving either the FEC Hq or Army Central Command ("central" insofar as Japan). "seen or known" by whom? Did I "know" all that? Yes. It was part of my duty there to not only be at a part of the communications station but to make trips to nearby units. Do I have absolute proof of all of it by referencible documents? No. Only some. So you don't really know from personal experience. Besides, as you have said, the non-existence of something cannot be completely proved. Am I "lying" in stating any of the above? No. There is NO reason for me to "lie" about anything there. Sure there's a reason. Several, actually. But I've never accused anyone here of lying. Not even you. I've pointed out mistakes, but that's a different thing entirely. A lie is intentional, a mistake isn't. There is no reason for N2JTV to say anything about it, yet Gene was there at the same time I was, the same station but on a different operating team. [Gene doesn't access this group] Do you call him "Genie" or some other insulting nickname, Len? Or just "Gene" or "N2JTV"? The gist of all that is that: MORSE CODE WAS NOT IN USE FOR MAJOR COMMUNICATIONS TRAFFIC. Not in The Far East Command at the time. That Command included USAF and USN. Even if that's true - so what? The Far East Command wasn't amateur radio. And it seems that you are hyper focused on "MAJOR COMMUNICATIONS TRAFFIC" as if nothing else matters. I've seen documents that stated the communications plans from 1948 onwards would handle ALL normal message traffic by TTY for the future. I do not have such a document to "prove" it but can state that, from 1953 onwards, it WAS TRUE by example, by all operational orders between 1953 and 1956, by various Army documents published since 1956, by various Signal Corps photographs (none of which show any morse code operators at work) in the Far East Command. Even if that's all true - and you could be mistaken about it, but let's not go there right now - what possible connection does that have to amateur radio policy in 2005? Was there ANY morse code used in the U.S. military? Of course. FINALLY!! Len admits the US military actually used Morse Code! Next thing we'll see is the sun coming up in the west ;-) All in Battalion or smaller units for field radio in the Army...on board ship in what Hans Brakob describes as "small boys" such as DDs (destroyers) or lesser-tonnage vessels. How about submarines? Did you know that approximately half of all Japanese ships sunk in WW2 were sunk by US submarines - a force that was only a very small part of the US Navy at the time? Subs also sent back vital information from Japanese-controlled areas (such as weather and enemy task force movements). Also rescued downed airmen and aviators, placed and retrieved covert operatives. You can look all this up. I don't think US Navy submarines had teletype aboard in WW2. Morse code skill was required by some airborne radio units (ASW and the like) and for aircraft on long, over-water flights...also for the (then) Distress and Safety (international) frequencies shared by everyone. How about that! I do not have any specific cites of morse code use by SAC units of the 50s or 60s, but TAC does not include it. Long over-water flights my USAF military transports required morsemen on board. You mean "radio operators skilled in the use of Morse Code" What you have to understand is that the cruiser or heavier class ships had carried RTTY since first starting with that in 1940. All of them? Why do I "have to" understand that? That was necessary to insure the secure "rotor machine" encryption terminals (on-line or off-line capable) for Command orders and responses. But other USN ships were able to communicate securely without RTTY. Regardless of nit-picking on the names of such systems or their absolute, exact nomenclature, You mean you were mistaken in your earlier posts, as corrected by K0HB. their existance was acknowledged in at least two civilian books first published in the 1960s (David Kahn's "Codebreakers" was on the NYT non-fiction bestseller list for several months, a seminal text on history of cryptography). Hams aren't allowed to encrypt their transmissions. Against the rules. "Encrypt" meaning "to conceal the meaning". Morse code use in small-unit radio decreased and decreased from the 1950s onward. All branches, even the USCG. Nobody disputes that. Yet even in the 1990s it was in use, and there were maritime rescues dependent on it. SOLAS and all that. TTY rates jumped from 60 WPM to 100 WPM, Hardly a "jump", Len. More like a slide. then morphed into "data" in various forms at rates up to 2400 WPM over HF radio links. By 1978 the USAF (one of the remaining strong users of HF) was shutting down HF as a spectrum component in favor of the new satellite relay and troposcatter, VHF and UHF (they'd had the 225-400 MHz "military aviation band" since shortly after WW2). How does this have anything to do with amateur radio policy? All amateur radio privileges above 30 MHz are available without a code test. By then the sole use of morse code was limited to emergency communications as a secondary. Even if true...so what? It MAY have been used for ALERT messaging of submarines but another (with actual experience of such communications) will have to give details. Why, Len? You give all sorts of details on things you have no experience with... By the 1980s, the ALERT messaging to boomers and sharks was done by some form of encrypted DATA. As to the SAC messaging on "oil burner routes" or otherwise on loitering flights, I can't comment on those formats or content other than to say morse code was NOT used for those. Even if that's true..... So, there has been a lessening NEED for any "trained morsemen" in the U.S. military over the past HALF CENTURY. Did the military call them "trained morsemen", Len? Or something else, like "Radioman First Class"? (Rm1C)? It has VANISHED for use in actual communications in the military...since the International Distress and Safesty system was implemented a few years ago worldwide, the USCG has stopped monitoring 500 KHz. Because they don't have to, anymore. Did you know that a new Morse shore station was just licensed to operate on 600 meters (500 kHz) and HF maritime frequencies? Call is KSM. The military has had MILLIONS of U.S. citizens in service in all that time, still has a million-plus serving. Morse code use in the military is limited solely to INTELLIGENCE INTERCEPTS (one-way, "silent listening"). Even if that's true.... GONE is the NEED for "trained morsemen" of any kind by the United States government. Who ever said there was such a need in modern times, Len? Not me. There is NO NEED of any sort of "trained pool" of such morsemen for the national use. Who ever said there was? That lessening began about 57 years ago although it was already happening during WW2 when HF commercial SSB was carrying TTY messaging to Europe and Asia. Here's a clue, Len: The FCC, in Part 97, mentions the need for a pool of trained skilled radio operators or some similar verbiage. You can look up the exact words if you're so inclined. The key point is that one of the Basis and Purpose of the Amateur Radio Service is to have such a pool of radio operators. Doesn't say anything about "morsemen". And it never has - the Basis and Purpose were first put there in 1951, and the phrase has always referred to "skilled radio operators" with no mention of Morse Code. What is left is a lot of daydreaming by amateurs based on myths begun in WW2 of glorious use of morse "in battle zones" or as the valiant radio operators of B-17s and B-24s (actually more gunners than radio operators) and "fighting men" in ship radio rooms, etc. What "myths", Len? Were you there? Have you ever been in a B-17, B-24 or B-29? Generations of day- dreaming amateurs passed them on to succeeding generations until the mythos became almost palpable. So you're saying Morse Code wasn't used in WW2 for anything important, huh? The only radio service in the USA that requires morsemanship skills is Amateur Radio Service and that ONLY for privileges below 30 MHz. And that's perfectly reasonable because hams *do* use Morse Code - particularly below 30 MHz. Seems to me your whole argument comes down to the idea that since the US military doesn't use Morse Code much if at all anymore, hams shouldn't use it either, nor have a test for it. All that verbiage of yours, summed up in one sentence. When it comes to "handling traffic" on HF, *NO* amateur radio group or net can come even close to the amount handled by the third-largest radio communications station of the Army did a half century ago. Sure we can. 700 amateurs, each with PSK-31 or some other modern data mode, 10 messages per day each. Do it for a month and there's 220,000 messages. But is size all that impresses you, Len? Seems like it. Not even if you use mulltipliers to make up for the (usually specious) claim that amateurs "use only their own purchased equipment." What "specious claim", Len? It's a fact - almost all hams have to buy/build and maintain their own equipment. Not like the military, where Uncle pays for everything. Sure, a few hams have access to club or other stations funded by others. But they're the exception that proves the rule. Further, amateurs do NOT do it 24/7 for months on end, "CW" or not. Neither do you, Len. Nor did you, at ADA or anywhere else. 700 plus personnel, remember? You are getting very tiresome on this petulant complaint about one other radio activity on HF or bitching about someone who was there. The main petulance and bitching are yours, Len, repeating the same story over and over and over, as if it is somehow relevant. It isn't. Put an end to it. Are you telling me to shut up, Len? Seems like it. You rail on about the First Amendment but then tell others to shut up. Double standard of the worst kind. I've never told you or anyone else here to shut up... All your petulant whining about the glory and efficacy of morse code is of NO value in the whole wide world of radio communications today. What "petulant whining", Len? Show us an example. And the fact is, Morse Code is of great "value in the whole wide world of radio communications today" - because that includes Amateur Radio. Or do you exclude Amateur Radio? Aren't we hams big enough to count? All you have left is the mythology of "greatness in morsemanship" to rationalize keeping the morse code test for a HOBBY use of radio by amateur radio hobbyists. No mythology, Len. Fact. |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 07:22 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
RadioBanter.com